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Land Disturbance & Erosion and Sediment Control Standards Boone County, Missouri Best Management Practice Guide for Residential Construction

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Land Disturbance &Erosion and Sediment

Control Standards

Boone County, Missouri

Best Management Practice Guide for

Residential Construction

Introduction 3Permit Holder Responsibilities 4

Inspections 4 Temporary Construction Entrance 5

Perimeter Controls

Silt Fence 6

Fiber Rolls/Wattles 7

Erosion Control

Erosion Blanket 8

Seeding & Mulching 9

Sodding 10

Inlet Protection

Curb Inlets 11

Area (drop) Inlets 12

Check Dams 13

Soil Stockpiles 14

Other Pollutants 15

Compliance Checklist 16

Additional Setbacks 18

TableofContents

2

More details on the Best Management Practices (BMPs) in this brochure, along with additional BMPs, can be found in Boone County’s Stormwater Design Manual.

3IntroductionErosionisanaturalprocesswheresoilandrockareloosenedandre-moved.Naturalerosionoccursataveryslowpace,butwhenlandisdisturbedduringgradingandotherconstructionactivities,theero-sionrateincreasesdramatically.Whenerosionoccursonaconstruc-tionsite,sedimentisavailablefortransportbywindorstormwaterrunoff.Thedischargeofsedimentandotherconstructionsitepol-lutantscannegativelyimpactdownstreamwaterquality.

Wheninstallingsedimentanderosioncontrols,determinewhetherthereissheetfloworconcentratedflowofstormwaterontheprop-erty.Sheetflowoccursongentlyslopinglandwithoutdefineddrain-agewaysandstormwaterdispersesevenlyacrosstheproperty.Con-centratedflowoccurswheretherearedefineddrainageways,suchasswalesorclearlydefinedwaterways.Itispossibletohaveacombina-tionofsheetflowandconcentratedflowonthesameproperty.

Thisbrochureprovidesanoverviewofproceduresthatareacceptableforresidentialbuildingconstructionwithintheunincorporatedar-easofBooneCounty.Itisnotintendedtoaddressallcircumstances.

ThebuildingpermitholderisresponsibleforensuringadequateBestManagementPractices (BMPs)are inplaceandfunctioninguntilthebuildingpermitisfinaled.Insomecases,aStormwaterPollu-tionPreventionPlan(SWPPP)maybeineffectforyourlot,inac-cordancewithasubdivisiondevelopmentorotherlanddisturbanceactivitiestotalingoneacreormore.Checkwiththeownerorde-velopertoobtainacopyoftheSWPPP,asyoucouldberesponsibleforthatportionofthelanddisturbancepermitthataffectsyourlot.

InTroduCTIon

understandingthedifferenceBotherosionandsedimentcontrolpracticesarerequiredonconstructionsitestopreventsedimentfromleavingthesite.ErosionControlPreventserosionfromoccurringatconstructionsitesbykeepingsoilinplace.Examplesincludemulch,erosionblankets,seeding,andsitephasing.

SedimentControlCaptureserodingsedimentsandkeepthemon-siteandawayfromsurfacewaters.Examplesincludesettlingbasinsandsedimenttraps,siltfenceandstrawwattles(fiberrolls).

Itismuchchepertopreventerosionthanitistocapturesediment.

4

PermitHolderre

sponsibilities&Inspections

BooneCountyInspectionstaffwillinspectyourerosionandsedi-mentcontroldevicesduringroutinebuildingand/orsubdivisionin-spections.

IfBMPsarenotinstalledinthecorrectlocationand/orarenotin-stalledcorrectly,theinspectionwillbedenied.

Issueswitherosionandsedimentcontrolmeasuresshouldbecor-rectedwithinsevencalendardays.Noinspectionwilloccuruntiltheissuehasbeencorrected.

InSPECTIonS

BuIldIngPErmITHoldErrESPonSIBIlITIES

1. Erosionand sedimentcontroldevicesmust remain functionaluntilthesiteispermanentlystabilized.

2. The permittee is responsible for all on-going maintenance oferosionandsedimentcontroldevices.

3. Protectanyareainletsonthelot,aswellascurbinletsalongthestreet.

4. Atemporaryconstructionentranceisrequireduntiladrivewayisbuilt.

5. Cleanupanysedimenttrackoutonthestreetdaily.

6. Thepermitteeisresponsibleforkeepingtrashandconstructiondebrison-siteandinanapprovedcontaineratalltimes.

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noTES:

1. StoneSize-Twoinchstone2. Length-Asrequiredtopreventtrackout.3. Thickness-Notlessthansixinches.4. Width-20footminimum,butnotlessthanthefullwidthat

pointswhereingressoregressoccurs.5. FilterCloth-Willbeplacedovertheentireareapriortostone

placement.6. SurfaceWater-Flowingovertheconstructionentrancemust

bepipedorbermed.

5TemporaryConstructionEntrance

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectweeklyandaftereachraineventgreaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Additional top dressing with stone and/or clean-out may beneededtopreventsedimenttrackout.

3. All sediment spilled, dropped, washed or tracked onto publicrights-of-waymustberemoveddaily.

TEmPorAryConSTruCTIonEnTrAnCE

noTES:

1. Theheightofthefenceshallbeaminimumof16inchesabovethegroundsurface.

2. Fastenthefencetotheupslopesideofthepostsusingamini-mumofoneinchlong,heavydutywirestaplesortie-wires.

3. Backfillthetrenchwithdirtorgravel.

6

PerimeterControls-SiltFence SIlTFEnCE

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectsiltfencesweeklyandaftereveryraineventgreaterthanone-half inch. Makeanyrepairsimmediately.

2. Replaceanyineffec-tive,torn,collapsedordecomposedfence.

3. Sedimentaccumula-tionshouldnotexceedone-halftheheightofthefence.Removesedimentdepositsasnecessarytoprovideadequatestoragevolumeandreducepressureonthefence.

7PerimeterControls-Fiberrolls/W

attlesFIBErrollS/WATTlES

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectweeklyandaftereveryraineventgreaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Remove sediment accumula-tionwhen it reachesone-half theheightoftheroll/wattle.

3. Repair split, torn, unraveled, orslumpingfiberrolls.

noTES:

1. On slopes, install fiber rolls along the contour with a slightdownwardangleattheendofeachrowtopreventpondingatthemidsection.

2. Typically,therollsareinstalledalongsidewalks,onthebarelotside, to keep sediment from washing onto sidewalks, streets,guttersandstormdrains.

8

ErosionCo

ntrol-ErosionBlanket

noTES:

1. Soilneedstobefreeof largerocksanddirtclods,seededandfertilizedpriortoinstallation.

2. Startlayingtheblanketfromtoptobottom,staplingasyougo.Ifyouhavetoaddanotherpiece,makesurethebeginningfabricoverlapstheaddition.Donotstretchtheblankettight.

EroSIonBlAnkET

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectweeklyandaftereachraineventgreaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Repairerosionand/orunderminingattopofslopebyfillingandcompactingerodedarea,revegetating,andresecuringtheblan-ket.

3. Reposition or replace blanket(s) that have moved along theslopeorhavebeendamaged.

noTES:

1. Completegradingandremovealldebrislargerthanoneinch.2. Loosencompactedsoilstoadepthoffourinches.Spread

loosetopsoilatadepthoffourinches.3. Seedandmulchexposedsoilafterfinishgradinghasbeencom-

pleted,orareaswherenoactivitywilloccurfor14days.

SEEdIng/mulCHIng

mAInTEnAnCE:1. Inspectweeklyandaftereachraineventgreaterthanone-half

inch.2. Reseedandmulchareasthathavenotsproutedwithin21days

ofplanting.3. Repairdamagedor erodedareas and reseed/mulchand stabi-

lizedasneeded.4. Donotmowuntil four inchesofgrowthoccurs. During the

firstfourmonths,mownomorethanone-thirdthegrassheight.

9ErosionControl-Seeding&mulching

PermanentSeedinglawnSeedmixtures

Grass % by WeightTallFescue 90%AnnualRyegrass 10%

SeedingRate-400lb./acre

TemporarySeedinglawnSeedmixtures

Grass % by WeightTallFescue

Canbeanycombination

ofgrasseslisted.

AnnualRyegrassMilletWheatOats

SeedingRate-200lb./acre

dormantSeedinglawnSeedmixtures

Grass % by WeightTallFescue 80%AnnualRyegrass 10%SpringOats 10%

SeedingRate-600lb./acre

10

ErosionCo

ntrol-Sodding

SoddIng

noTES:

1. Remove all debris larger than one-half inch in diameter andconcentratedareasofsmallerdebris.

2. Buttthestripstightlytogether.Donotleavegapsoroverlap.3. Rollsodtoachievefirmcontactwiththesoil.4. Applywaterimmediatelyafterinstallation.Provideenoughto

soakfourinchesintothesoilwithoutcausingrunoff.

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Waterdailyforthreeweeks.2. Repositionareasthathavemovedalongtheslope.3. Removesedimentaccumulations.4. Donotmowuntilthreeinchesofnewgrowthoccurs.During

thefirstfourmonths,mownomorethanone-thirdthegrassheight.

Sod pattern

Flow

11InletProtection-Curb&gutterInlets

CurBInlETProTECTIon

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectweeklyandaftereachraineventgreaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Removetrash,debris,andsedimentfrominletstructureasneed-ed.

3. Remove sediment from inlet protection when one-half theheighthasbeenfilled.

noTES:

1. Addanoverflowbypassintotheinletprotectionstructure.2. Sedimentcontrolsbehindthecurbarenecessarytopreventthe

dischargeofsedimentinthesebypasses.

12

InletProtection-AreaInlets

noTES:

1. Spacestakesevenlyaroundtheperimeteroftheinletatamaximumofthreefeetapartand18inchesdeep.

2. Makeaframeof2x4woodstripsaroundthecrestoftheoverflowareaatamaximumofoneandone-halffeetabovethecrest.

3. Backfillthebottomofthefenceinatrench.4. Fastenfencewithstaples,orwireittothestakesandframe.

ArEA(droP)InlETProTECTIon

mAInTEnAnCE:1. Inspectweeklyandafter

each rain event greaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Remove trash, debris,andsedimentfrominletstructureasneeded.

3. Removesedimentfrominlet protection whenone-halftheheighthasbeenfilled.

13Checkdam

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noTES:

1. Placeatadistanceandheighttoallowsmallpoolstofrombe-hindthem.

2. Installthefirstcheckdamapproximately16feetfromtheout-falldevice.

CHECkdAmS

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectweeklyandaftereveryraineventgreaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Removetrashandleafaccumulation.Removesedimentwhendepthreachesone-halfofthecheckdamheight.

14

SoilStockpiles

SoIlSToCkPIlES

noTES:

1. Stockpiles should not be located near the street or adjacentpropertylines.

2. Perimetercontrolshouldbeinstalledaroundallstockpiles. Ifusingsiltfence,donotinstalldirectlyatthetoeofthestockpile

3. Ifyourstockpileissmall,considercoveringitwithatarp.4. Stockpilesshouldbestabilizedifnotactivelybeingworked.

mAInTEnAnCE:

1. Inspectweeklyandaftereveryraineventgreaterthanone-halfinch.

2. Repair/replaceperimetercontrolsasneeded.3. Removesedimentfromperimetercontrolwhenitreachesone-

halftheheightofthecontrol.

15otherPollutants• ConstructionWaste-mustbedisposedofbyalicensedsolidwastemanagement contractor. Wastemaynotbeburiedon-site.

• ConcreteTruckWashout -cannotmakecontactwithstormwatersornaturalstreams.

• Fueling-Providesecondarycontainmentbarriersforfuelstoredon-site.

• Fertilizers - Follow the manufacturer’s directions andstoreinacoveredareaorwatertightcontainer.

• HazardousMaterials -Storehazardousmaterials suchasoils,greases,paints, fuels, andchemicals inacoveredareawithsecondarycontainment.Disposeoftheseitemsaccordingtostateregulationsandmanufacturer’srecom-mendations.

• PetroleumProducts-Storeinclearlylabeledandtightlysealedcontainersortanks.Wastewaterfrompaint,dry-wall,stuccoormasonrycannotenterthestormwatersys-temorbedisposedofwhereitcaneventuallywashintocreeksandstreams.

• SanitaryWaste-Maintainportableunitsthroughastatelicensedsanitarywastemanagementcontractor.

• Dewatering-Pumptrenches,foundationsorotherexca-vatedareassoasnottodepositsedimentoff-siteorcauseerosion.Afilterbag,sedimenttraporvegetatedareamaybeusedtofiltersediment.

oTHErPolluTAnTS

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AdditionalSetbacks

Stream Buffer RequirementsStreamside ZoneStreamType: TypeI TypeII TypeIIIWidth: 50 25 15Outer ZoneStreamType: TypeI TypeII TypeIIIWidth: 50 25 15

• All streams must have a drainage area of 50 acres for the stream buffer to kick in.

• The outer zone width can change depending on the slope. See chart below.

• If you think a stream buffer may apply to your develop-ment, contact Boone County at 573-886-4330.

Modifications Based on SlopePercent Slope Width of Outer Zone0-14% NoChange15%-25% Add25feetGreaterthan25% Add50feet

Type III Stream Buffer

19AdditionalSetbacks

AddITIonAllAnduSErESTrICTIonSnEArSTrEAmS

Use Required Distance

Storageanduseofhazardoussubstances(Upto20gal.ofliquidfertilizersorpesticidesandupto100gal.ofgranularfertilizersorpesticidesisalloweduptotheedgeoftheouterzone.)

300feet

Above-or-belowgroundpetroleumstorage(Upto500gal.ofheatingoil,gasoline,ordieselfuelandupto1,000gal.ofpropaneisalloweduptotheedgeoftheouterzone.)

300feet

Salvageyardsorautomobilerecyclers 600feet

EnvIronmEnTAllySEnSITIvEArEAS*Sensitive Area Required BufferWetlands 50feetLosingStreams(streamorportionofstreamisdivertedunderground)OutstandingResourceWaters(hasoutstandingresourcevalue)

TypeIStreams:200feetTypeIIStreams:100feetTypeIIIStreams:60feet

ClassPStreams(permanentlyflowing)TypeIStreams

50feetminimum

SinkholesCaves

150feetminimum300feetmaximum

*Landdevelopmentinornearanecologicallyand/orenvironmen-tallysensitiveareathatdisturbsmorethan3,000ft2requiresaLandDisturbancePermit.

Courtesy of Boone County

Created by the Resource Management - Stormwater Division

Boone County, Missouri

Resource ManagementStormwater ManagementDivisonRoger B. Wilson Government Center801 E. Walnut, Rm 315573-886-4330

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