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Title: CONSTRUCTION BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPs)


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CONSTRUCTION BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPs)
  • CONSTRUCTION GUIDE TO CLEANER WATER

Information compliments of WaterWorks! Center
for Environmental Education Middle Tennessee
State University
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Protect Natural Features
  • Minimize the amount of exposed soil and the
    extent of clearing.
  • Identify and protect areas where existing
    vegetation, such as, trees, will not be disturbed
    by construction activity.

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  • Minimize compaction of soil by limiting heavy
    equipment use to specific areas.
  • Restore any damaged areas.

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  • Protect streams, stream buffers, wild woodlands,
    wetlands, or other sensitive areas for,
    disturbance by fencing or otherwise clearly
    marking these areas.

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Construction Phasing
  • Sequence construction activities so that the soil
    is not exposed for long periods of time.
  • Limit grading to small areas.

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Install key sediment control practices before
site grading, such as silt fences (Be sure to
entrench the fence about 6 inches into dirt
remove sediment when it reaches ½ the height of
the fence).
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Schedule site stabilization activities, such as
landscaping, to be completed immediately after
the land has been graded to its final contour.
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Plant Vegetative Buffers
  • Protect and install vegetative buffers along
    water bodies to slow and filter storm water
    runoff.
  • Maintain buffers by replanting if needed.

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Site Stabilization
  • Apply temporary stabilization to rough-graded
    areas.
  • Plant, mulch or otherwise stabilize all exposed
    areas as soon as land alterations have been
    completed.

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Protect Storm Drain Inlet
  • Use appropriate controls to prevent sediment,
    debris and trash from entering storm water
    system.
  • If you use inlet filters, maintain them regularly.

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Dirt Stockpiles
  • Cover or seed all dirt stockpiles
  • Surround dire stockpiles with silt fence

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Prevent Erosion
  • Terrace Slopes
  • Break up long slopes with sediment barriers or
    divert storm water away from slopes

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Plan Construction Entrances
  • Utilize construction exits to minimize vehicle
    tracking of mud and dirt offsite.
  • Use properly sized entrances for all anticipated
    vehicles.
  • Use geotextile beneath entrance along with 2 to
    3 gravel.

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Maintain Your BMPs
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A Little Effort Makes a Big Difference
BEFORE
AFTER
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