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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDec 13 2001 07 Erosion Control Specificationsr W J J_ U o_ N kh 0 O N r J 3 J D w co 0 0 0 m a THIS SHEET TO BE USED FOR EROSION CONTROL ONLY. PERSON ONSITE RESPONSIBLE FOR EROSION CONTROL: TOM KUTZ CENTEX HOMES (317)- 915 -2200 THERE ARE NO 100 YEAR FLOOD PLAINS ON THIS SITE. ULTIMATE RECEIVING WATER: WHITE RIVER EROSION CONTROL SCHEDULE EROSION CONTROL MEASURE MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION SEQUENCE STONE ENTRANCE AS NEEDED PRIOR TO CLEARING AND GRADING SILT FENCE WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED PRIOR TO CLEARING AND GRADING EXISTING INLET PROTECTION WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED PRIOR TO CLEARING AND GRADING TREE PROTECTION WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED PRIOR TO CLEARING AND GRADING TEMPORARY DIVERSIONS WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED ALONG WITH ROUGH GRADING TEMPORARY SEEDING WATER AS NEEDED AFTER ROUGH GRADING PERMANENT SEEDING WATER AS NEEDED AFTER FINISH GRADING EROSION CONTROL MATTING WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED AFTER FINISH GRADING STRAW BALES WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED AFTER FINISH GRADING INLET PROTECTION WEEKLY, AFTER STORM EVENTS AND AS NEEDED AFTER EACH INLET IN PLACED SEED, SOD, a LANDSCAPE AROUND UNITS FINISHED WATER AS NEEDED AFTER FINISHED GRADING AROUND FINISHED UNITS REMOVAL OF STRAW BALES N/A ARE STABILIZEDAS DRAINING TO THESE AREAS REMOVAL OF INLET PROTECTION N/A AFTER ALL AREAS DRAINING TO THESE AREAS ARE STABILIZED REMOVAL OF SILT FENCE N/A AFTER ALL AREAS DRAINING TO THESE AREAS ARE STABILIZED Soil Erosion Control Summary The following is a list in sequence of construction activities to control soil erosion: I. Contractor shall install sediment traps and straw bale filters, as shown. 2. Lake no. #3 will need to be built first to serve as a sediment trap for drainage. The temporary ditch south of lot 22 will then need to constructed. 3. Grade the site (sides of swales, mounds and ponds to be seeded and mulched immediately upon completion). Temporary seeding shall be recommended for all swales and disturbed areas that cannot be final seeded within a time period that will prevent slope erosion. For temporary seeding, the contractor shall utilize a fast growing seed of either oats, annual ryegrass, wheat or rye depending on time of year. Disturbed areas should be kept to a minimum at all times. 4. Contractor shall control mud accumulation on all streets surrounding project by installing stone surface at all locations where construction traffic leaves the site. Dust shall be kept to a minimum by utilizing sprinkling, Calcium Chloride, Vegetative cover, spray on adhesives or other approved methods. 5. Maintain all filters and traps during construction to prevent any blockages from accumulated sediment. Additional seeding and straw bales may be required during construction as specified by Engineer or Soil Conservation Service. Payment for additional straw bales shall be at the Contractors expense. Payment for additional rip rap (not shown on plans) and seeding shall be paid for on a unit basis. 6. Contractor shall install all sanitary sewers, storm sewers, subsurface drains, and water mains. Straw bale filters shall be installed at all storm inlets (including street Inlets). Recommended Erosion Control Measures Seeding Specifications: I. Ditch Banks: shall be seeded and covered with North American Green fiber blanket #S150 and #SC150 (or Equal) or Hydroseeded with straw mulch. The Contractor shall follow the manufacturer's recommended guidelines for installation and staple patterns when installing the fiber blankets. Seeding rate: 110# /acre or 2.5#1`1000 S.F. Seeding mixture: 38% Kent. 31 Fescue 19% Perenniai Rye 19% Annual Rye 14% Orchard Grass 10% Kent. Bluegrass 2. 4' of topsoil (minimum) shall be placed prior to permanent seeding. 3. If grades are established between May 15 and August 10, a temporary seeding consisting of 40# of Annual Ryegrass shall be planted per acre. 4. If grades are established between October 15 and December 30, either Rye (grain) or Wheat may be used at the rate of 2 bushels /Ac. All gralns should be mowed prior to seed maturing. 5. If temporary seeding is established prior to permanent seeding, the mulch may be eliminated except In 'bare' areas. 6. If grading occurs during December. January, or February, use dormant seeding and it should be done within 7 days of last land disturbing activity. Erosion Control Blanket: Recommend erosion control blankets such as North American Green 5150 be installed as a temporary erosion control measure in the bottom of any swale with a concentrated surface water flow. Refer to erosion control practice number 3.17 . Straw Bale Drop Inlet Protection: Recommend using straw bale drop inlet protection as per erosion control practice number 3.54 as a temporary erosion control measure until blankets are installed. Other drop inlet protection practices may become necessary upon the recommendation of the engineer or erosion control consultant if a specific need arises during construction. Topsoil Salvage and Utilization: As per erosion control practice number 3.02. Removal of topsoil to a depth of six inches (or more if required by the engineer) from all areas to be excavated or filled. Topsoil should be stored at a location where it will not interfere with construction operations. Temporary Seeding: Recommend temporary seeding as per erosion control practice number 3.11 if disturbed ground is to be left bare for two months or more. In addition, it is recommended red clover be added to the seeding mixture at a rate of 10 pounds per acre. Dormant and Frost Seeding: As per practice number 3.13 attached to be applied if necessary. Surface Roughening: As per erosion control practice number 3.03, suggest using a bulldozer to track with cleats perpendicular to the slope of slopes on disturbed ground of six percent or greater and around the shore of the lakes as a temporary measure until ready for blankets. Temporary Gravel Construction Entrance /Exit Pad: Recommended as per erosion control practice number 3.01. Tree Con servation/Protection: As per erosion control practice number 3.83, the contractor shall, at the direction of the developer, endeavor to save and protect trees of value and worth which do not Impair construction of improvements as designed. In the event cut or fill exceeds 0.5 foot over the root area, the developer shall be consulted with respect of protective measure to be taken, if any, to preserve such trees. Maintenance Schedule: Maintenance of all erosion control practices should be done as needed on a weekly basis and after all large storms. A construction supervisor should be assigned the task of seeing that all practices are installed and maintained according to the design criteria. Maintenance for each erosion control practice should be conducted per maintenance schedule shown on each erosion control practice job sheet (attached). CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE FOR BUILDING SITE EROSION CONTROL PRACTICES DROP INLET REAR YARD PROTECTION DRAINAGE SWALE 0 0 0 SUBSOIL PS STOCKPILE SF AREA TO BE TOP- 40 0 \ SOILED, SEEDED, e TOPSOIL AND MULCHED ® ® e STOCKPILE BY OWNER AT COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION. HOUSE GARAGE -� CONSTRUCTION SIDE YARD c?•!: �` ® �•S :'t ENTRANCE / EXIT DRAINAGE SWALE SIDE- WALK CURB INLET PROTECTION EXISTING CURB AND GUTTER NOTES: 1. EROSION/ SEDIMENT CONTROL MEASURES MUST BE FUNCTIONAL AND BE MAINTAINED THROUGHOUT CONSTRUCTION. 2. MAINTAIN POSITIVE DRAINAGE AWAY FROM THE STUCTURE. EROSION CONTROL PLAN LEGEND -i... PROPERTY LINE/ DRAINAGE SWALE EXISTING DRAINAGE I -ism- FINISHED DRAINAGE I ® TREE CONSERVATION SF SILT FENCING ": �: ••s: GRAVEL ENTRANCE/ EXIT PAD CURB INLET PROTECTION DROP INLET PROTECTION SOIL SALVAGE AND UTILIZATION SPERMANENT SEEDING SAMPLE EROSION/ SEDIMENT CONTROL PRACTICE PLAN FOR A TYPICAL ONE- OR TWO- FAMILY DWELLING UNDER CONSTRUCTION Maintenance: Seeding *Inspect periodically, especially after storm events, until the stand is successfully established. (Characteristics of a successful stand include: vigorous dark green or bluish -green seedlings; uniform density with nurse plants, legumes, and grasses well inter - mixed; green leaves; and the perennials remaining green throughout the summer, at least at the plant base.) *Plan to add fertilizer the following growing season according to soil test recommendations. *Repair damaged, bare, or sparse areas by filling any gullies, re- fertilizing, over- or re- seeding, and mulching. *If plant cover is sparse or patchy, review the plant materials chosen, soil fertility, moisture condition, and mulching; then repair the affected area either by over - seeding or by re- seeding and mulching after re- preparing the seedbed. *If vegetation fails to grow, consider soil testing to determine acidity or nutrient deficiency problems. (contact your SWCD or Cooperative Extension office for assistance.) *If additional fertilization is needed to get a satisfactory stand, do so according to soil test recommendations. Maintenance Storm *Inspect after storm events to check for movement of mulch or for erosion. *If washout, breakage, or erosion is present, repair the surface, then re -seed, re -mulch and, if applicable, install new netting. *Continue inspections until vegetation is firmly established. Maintenance Blankets *During vegetative establishment, inspect after storm events for any erosion below the blanket. *If any area shows erosion, pull back that portion of the blanket covering it, add soil, re -seed the area, and re -lay and staple the blanket. After vegetative establishment, check the treated area periodically. METES /23899 CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN EXISTING STREETS FROM DEBRIS OF DIRT,SAND,OR STONE AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CLEANING OF SUCH ITEMS. AFTER COMPLETION OF THE WORK, THE BUILDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO KEEP STREETS FREE OF THE SAME, AT THE CITIES DISCRETION. EXISTING VEGETATION: FARM FIELD POTENTIAL AREAS WHERE STORM WATER MAY ENTER GROUND WATER: LAKES EROSION CONTROL FOR INDIVIDUAL LOTS 1. CONSTRUCT A GRAVEL DRIVE 2. CONFINE ALL TRAVEL TO THE GRAVEL DRIVE 3. PRESERVE AS MUCH OF THE EXISTING VEGETATION AS POSSIBLE 4. IF THERE ARE LARGE EXPOSED AREAS ON OR NEAR SLOPES A SILT FENCE MAY BE REQUIRED 5. AFTER FINAL GRADING, SEED OR SOD THE YARD AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 6. AFTER A YARD IS RE- VEGETATED, REMOVE ALL TEMPORARY EROSION CONTROL MEASURES ALL AREAS NOT DENOTING PERMANENT SEEDING OR FIBER BLANKETS SHALL BE TEMPORARILY SEEDED. RECOMMENDED EROSION CONTROL MEASURES WERE TAKEN FROM CHAPTER 3 AS STATED IN THE INDIANA HANDBOOK FOR EROSION CONTROL IN DEVELOPING AREAS. ADDITIONAL EROSION CONTROL MEASURES MAY BE REQUIRED BY INSPECTOR AS CONDITIONS WARRANT. C350 C -TRM = COMPLETE EROSION CONTROL AND VEGETATION REINFORCEMENT C350 = ENHANCED TEMPORARY EROSION CONTROL Unlike 100% synthetic TRMs, the C350's permanent structure is incorporated with natural coconut fibers to enhance the matting's immediate to long -term erosion control and vegetation establishment capabilities. The coconut fibers last approximately three years to help absorb the erosive forces of rainfall and channel flow prior to vegetation establishment, while retaining soil, seed and moisture to promote vegetation growth. Before vegetation establishment, many 100% synthetic TRMs are prone to floating when submerged, often requiring manual soil filling and /or increased stapling during installation to maintain adequate mat -to -soil contact under runoff and channel flow. The C350's coconut fiber matrix, forming prominent ridges across the width of the mat, absorbs n captures sediment in runoff to ensure matting conformance and achieve water and p g adherence with the underlying soil, even when completely submerged. The result is imr roved erosion protection for the uninhibited development of permanently reinforced vegetation. C350 = EFFECTIVE PERMANENT VEGETATION REINFORCEMENT The C350's permanent UV stabilized matting structure consists of a high strength bottom netting, a super high strength, corrugated middle netting and a high strength top netting mechanically bonded together to form a three - dimensional matrix for reinforcing newly developed and fully matured vegetation. This permanent matting structure boasts significantly higher tensile strengths and thickness - the two properties considered necessary for turf reinforcement - than most 100% synthetic TRMs. In fact, no other TRM on the market has proven greater turf reinforcement capabilities. Furthermore, longevity studies have shown that the C350's permanent matting structure, even after almost 5 years of field use, maintains nearly all of its original tensile strength and thickness. Hence, the C350's unsurpassed vegetation reinforcement capabilities can be counted on for a long, long time. S /18465SR1/LEGAL JUNE 9, 2000 6 6' _ 3`1 250 3' 225 J F , --1/2T- 1-, - A B X x x 1 STAPLE 1 -1/2 STAPLES PER SO. YD. PER SQ. YD. 2 STAPLES PER SO. YD. 2' 4 -« x x x x x x xDx X x x 3.5 STAPLES PER SO. YD. 20' B 725 C 250 STAPLE PATTERNS APPLY TO ALL NORTH AMERICAN 225 GREEN EROSION CONTROL BLANKETS. STAPLE 200 PATTERNS WILL VARY DEPENDING UPON SLOPE 175 LENGTH, SLOPE GRADE, SOIL TYPE AND AVERAGE 8.00 Ibs /ft (384 Pa) ANNUAL RAINFALL. 150 W tea X 100 Z 75 0 50 25 FT 2 STAPLES PER SO. YD. 2' 4 -« x x x x x x xDx X x x 3.5 STAPLES PER SO. YD. 20' B C C C C D B A A B B 4:1 act 21 1:1 RM nm . �rto SLOPE GRADIENT SHOREINE EROSION CONTROL BLANKET STAPLE PATTERN t, ODE SEASONAL SOIL PROTEC110N CHART STABIUZA11ON PRACTICE JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUN. JUL. AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. PERMANENT SEEDING A *1111///////* *///> ----------------------- DORMANT B B - -� SEEDING SEEDING - - - - - -- E_- _� - - - - -- SODDING - - F * *- - - - *1111111111/111* - 1 - - - - MULCHING G > A - KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 40 lbs. /AC.: CREEPING RED FESCUE 40 lbs. /AC.: PLUS 2 TONS STRAW MULCH /AC. OR ADD ANNUAL RYEGRASS 201bs > /AC. B - KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 60 lbs. /AC.: CREEPING RED FESCUE 60 lbs. /AC.: PLUS 2 TONS STRAW MULCH /AC. OR ADD ANNUAL RYEGRASS 301bs > /AC. C - SPRING OATS 3 BUSHEL /ACRE D - WHEAT OR RYE 2 BUSHEL /ACRE E - ANNUAL RYEGRASS 40 lbs. /AC. (1 lb./1000 sq. ft.) F - SOD G - STRAW MULCH 2 TONS /ACRE * / //* - IRRIGATION NEEDED DURING JUNE, JULY, AND /OR SEPT. ** - IRRIGATION NEEDED FOR 2 TO 3 WEEKS AFTER APPLYING SOD WOOD STAKES 15e -20" IN GROUND MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE SHEAR STRESS rn L0 SHORT DURATION LONG DURATION PHASE 1 3.20 Ibs /ft (153 Pa) 2.25 Ibs /ft (108 Pa) PHASE 2 6.00 Ibs /ft (288 Pa) 4.50 Ibs /ft (216 Pa) PHASE 3 8.00 Ibs /ft (384 Pa) 6.00 Ibs /ft (384 Pa) FENCE POST x; FENCE POST SHOULD J BE BURIED xl' BELOW GROUND SURFACE. ANGLE FIRST STAKE TOWARD PREVIOUSLY LAID BALE r I � y J. STRAW BALE DAM DETAIL NOT -TO -SCALE CHINK GAPS W /STRAW � V SECTION �1 SILT FENCE DETAIL NOT -TO -SCALE Gravel bags overlap onto the curb 1. Fill geotextile bags approximately half full with 2 to 3 inch stone or gravel. 2. At a position downslope of the lot and upslope of the inlet, lay bags tightly in a row curving upslops from curb and away from inlet. 3. Overlap bags onto the curb and extend a min- imum of 3 feet into the street. 4. For additional layers, overlap bags with the row beneath, and leave a one -bag gap in the middle of the top row to serve as a spillway. 5. Place bags in an arc around curb inlets that are in a sump position. 6. Set up safety /traffic barriers to keep vehichles from hitting bags, causing possible injury. 7. Inspect and repair as needed, and remove any accumulated sediments after every storm. 3 & (min.) Gap between bags acts as a spillway 0t1unuu1n� ..,,,. S,.....o i i 'k STATE OF Q �•.,,wair►P..,.. �bNAL GROUND SURFACE E MATERIAL SHOULD BE BURIED 6' BELOW GROUND SURFACE. Runoff ✓_ Runoff CURB INLET PROTECTION DETAIL T9d 6 W p� S I W a: ' F= of W U OO rn L0 a a Z W 0' 00 Y V M X Z Q 0 rD �r,W U8W Z Z �\ I W a: ' F= of W U OO rn L0 a a Z W 0' 00 V M X Z Q a J I � ca (n LLI I 00 04 II W Z C� ao Z W 0 `O Z J LO 0) Cn a Z �U r- a °z - (n z Z o 0 z U_ Z LL_ O U U W W V) O Z LL I- Z Z 0 W U p Z O < VJ 0 J W Of W W SHEET NO. 7 OF 21 sHEETs ,loe NO-40605