In general, the SWPPP development process takes about 12 hours per project which includes a pre-site visit by one of our Stormwater Compliance Specialists.
Does my project require a SWPPP?
Projects that are going to disturb at least one acre of soil are required to have Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan as part of the Construction General Permit requirements. In some locales, the SWPPP must be certified by a qualified SWPPP developer that has undergone a rigorous certification process.Aug 28, 2016
Who is responsible for creating a SWPPP?
The construction operator is responsible for developing an adequate SWPPP, using guidance provided by the permitting authority. Compliance inspections are also conducted to determine SWPPP adequacy. 3d.
Who prepares a SWPPP?
The property owner hires one company (i.e., a contractor) to design the project and oversee all aspects of the construction project, including preparation and implementation of the SWPPP and compliance with the permit (e.g., a turnkey project).
What is included in a SWPPP?
A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is a site-specific, written document signed by a company executive that (1) identifies all of the activities and conditions at their site that could cause water pollution, and (2) details the steps the facility will take to prevent the discharge of any unpermitted ...
Does a SWPPP expire?
Like the Federal CGP, state CGPs typically expire every 5 years and are typically found on the state's environmental quality, division of water, or state level EPA websites.Jul 9, 2019