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This site offers clear information and resources about Erosion Control to help clients understand the process and available options. It provides straightforward explanations and detailed guidance to assist clients in making informed decisions for their projects.
A temporary barrier that filters sediment from runoff to prevent soil erosion on construction sites.
Large stones or concrete placed along slopes and shorelines to absorb and deflect flowing water.
Matting materials used on disturbed soils to stabilize the surface and promote vegetation growth.
- - Vegetative Cover - Plant grass or ground cover to stabilize soil.
- - Silt Fences - Install barriers to trap sediment and prevent runoff.
- - Terracing - Create stepped levels on slopes to reduce water flow speed.
- - Mulching - Apply organic or inorganic material to protect soil from erosion.
- - Drainage Control - Design proper drainage systems to direct water away from vulnerable areas.
Erosion Control work generally involves implementing measures to prevent soil erosion and manage surface runoff, such as installing silt fences, erosion control blankets, retaining walls, and other physical barriers or stabilization techniques. When evaluating requests, key details include the scope of the project, the specific erosion mitigation methods proposed, the site conditions, the extent of disturbed areas, and any existing drainage or runoff issues. Clear understanding of project timelines, site access, and potential impacts on surrounding areas also aids in assessing the feasibility and planning of erosion control measures.
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