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Criteria to Receive Credits <strong>for</strong> Minimize Soil Compaction BMP<br />

To receive credit under a local regulation, areas of no disturbance and minimal disturbance must meet the following<br />

criteria:<br />

❑ The no disturbance and minimal disturbance areas are protected by having the limits of disturbance and<br />

access clearly shown on the Stormwater Plan, all construction drawings, and delineated/flagged/fenced in<br />

the field.<br />

❑ No disturbance and minimal disturbance areas are not be stripped of existing topsoil.<br />

❑ No disturbance and minimal disturbance areas are not be stripped of existing vegetation.<br />

❑ No disturbance and minimal disturbance areas are not be subject to excessive equipment movement. Vehicle<br />

movement, storage, or equipment/material lay-down is not be permitted in these areas.<br />

❑ Use of soil amendments and additional topsoil is permitted in other areas being disturbed, as described<br />

above. Light grading may be done with tracked vehicles that prevent compaction.<br />

❑ Lawn and turf grass are acceptable uses. Planted meadow is an encouraged use.<br />

❑ Areas receiving credit is located on the development project.<br />

Designer/Reviewer Checklist <strong>for</strong> Minimize Soil Compaction<br />

ITEM YES NO N/A NOTES<br />

Have no disturbance areas been defined on plans (see minimize<br />

total disturbed area BMP)?<br />

Have no disturbance areas been fenced/flagged in field?<br />

Have minimal disturbance areas been defined on plans?<br />

Have construction traffic areas been defined on plans?<br />

Is soil restoration BMP committed to construction traffic areas,<br />

post-construction phase?<br />

Are soil stockpiling and storage areas defined on plan?<br />

Have proper topsoil quality and placement specifications been<br />

committed in the plans?<br />

LID <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Michigan</strong> – Chapter 6 Page 73

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