Sedimentation Clause Samples
Sedimentation. 5.22.1. Construction at the Carolina North Project shall comply with applicable soil and erosion control regulations and State oversight. The University shall incorporate erosion and sediment control measures for all land-disturbing activities. All individual construction projects at the Carolina North Project shall include erosion and sedimentation control measures. The University shall be responsible for implementing erosion and sedimentation control measures for all land disturbing projects.
5.22.2. The University shall develop a construction site inspection program and guidelines for sedimentation and erosion control at the Carolina North Project. The University shall provide a copy of the Carolina North Project erosion and sedimentation control guidelines to the Town’s stormwater staff and shall provide site inspection checklist(s) for Carolina North Project construction projects to the Town’s stormwater staff upon request. The guidelines shall provide for appropriate regular monitoring and inspections based on the level of activity and weather conditions.
5.22.3. An erosion and sedimentation control plan shall be developed for projects between 20,000 square feet and one acre of disturbance as well as projects over one acre. All such projects shall be undertaken in a manner consistent with those plans. The Town and University may coordinate to provide follow up inspections in response to any complaints generated from sites at the Carolina North Project. Inspection checklists similar to those required by the NPDES construction permit for projects that disturb more than one acre shall be completed for projects disturbing between 20,000 square feet and one acre of land. Projects with one acre or more of land disturbance shall be subject to all applicable State permit requirements. The University shall provide to the Town’s stormwater staff a courtesy copy of erosion and sedimentation control plans for projects at the Carolina North Project.
5.22.4. In response to erosion and sediment control complaints generated by the Carolina North Project, Town staff or its agents shall perform a cursory field inspection to confirm whether a problem exists. Town staff or its agent shall not enter the active construction site unless accompanied by University staff. If it appears that a problem exists, the Town staff shall notify the University. The Town and University will coordinate follow-up inspections to resolve identified problems.
Sedimentation. G.22.1. Construction at Carolina North shall comply with applicable soil and erosion control measures and State oversight. The University shall incorporate erosion and sediment control measures for all land-disturbing activities and all individual construction projects at Carolina North shall include erosion sedimentation control measures. The University shall be responsible for implementing erosion sedimentation control measures for all land disturbance projects.
G.22.2. The University shall develop additional construction-related soil erosion control measures (including a project inspection and reporting program) for building projects at Carolina North and provide a copy of those guidelines and reports to the Town stormwater staff.
G.22.3. An erosion sedimentation control plan shall be developed for projects between 20,000 square feet and one acre of disturbance as well as projects over one acre and all such projects shall be carried out consistently with those plans. The Town and University may coordinate to provide follow up inspections in response to any complaints generated from sites at Carolina North. Projects disturbing between 20,000 square feet and one acre of land shall fill out inspection checklists similar to those required by the NPDES construction permit for projects that disturb more than one acre. Projects with one acre or more of land disturbance shall be subject to all applicable State permit requirements.
Sedimentation. Medium Increased sedimentation from land-based sources threatens the coastal environment through smothering coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass beds. While important nutrient inflows come from this source, increased erosion through poor land-use practices in the river catchments can lead to habitat destruction. This is likely to increase with predicted increase in the number and intensity of rainfall events. Catchment management and the link between practices inland and coastal areas needs to be recognised and joint management implemented between stakeholders.
Sedimentation. If at any time JMUC’s Storage Space is reduced due to sedimentation as provided in Article 1.e of the Federal Storage Contract, User’s Storage Space shall be reduced, and the Unit Charge described in Article 3 increased, proportionally.
Sedimentation. Construction at Carolina North shall comply with applicable soil and erosion control regulationsmeasures and State oversight. The University shall incorporate erosion and sediment control measures for all land-disturbing activities and all individual construction projects at Carolina North shall include erosion sedimentation control measures. The University shall be responsible for implementing erosion sedimentation control measures for all land disturbingdisturbance projects.
Sedimentation. The process which operates at or near the surfaces of the ground, to deposit soil, debris and other materials either on other ground surfaces or in water channels. Storm Drainage Design Standards: The manual of design, performance, and review standards for stormwater management, prepared under the direction of the County Engineer.
Sedimentation a) Erosion and Sediment Control: Construction at the Property shall comply with applicable soil and erosion control regulations of North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.
b) The Town shall comply with all applicable University, State, and local soil and erosion control regulations, and shall be responsible for implementing erosion and sedimentation control measures for all land disturbing projects.
c) The Town agrees to comply with the University’s Erosion and Sedimentation Control Permit Application Process for development located on University Property (see attached process chart). As landowner of record, the University must approve of the Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan prior to its submittal to the State for review.
d) Discharge of dewatered water from excavated areas and erosion control basins will require approval of Stormwater Management Division of the water quality prior to pumping into storm sewer pipes.
e) The Town shall provide erosion control measures for the 25-year storm during construction.
Sedimentation. [OBEY CREEK: This section is under review by the Town Attorney and staff to revise as necessary.] Neighboring Lands, Compatibility, Buffers. [OBEY CREEK: This section is under review by the Town Attorney and staff to revise as necessary.] Noise. [OBEY CREEK: This section is under review by the Town Attorney and staff to revise as necessary.]
Sedimentation. Bank erosion (erosion and bare areas should be backfilled with topsoil, compacted, and re‐seeded)
Sedimentation. Water Quality (WQ) WQ-1Construction/Excavation; WQ-3 Turbidity, Contaminated Sediment, and Tidal Exchange; WQ-4 Petroleum/Chromium Contamination,