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� p� <br /> �� �� <br /> ���k�� <br /> ��� <br /> , � � o�`'��'o CONSTRUCTION SITE <br /> ��. <br /> �' '����,�`��"� RUNOFF CONTROL <br /> ��;�o$y <br /> www.ci.orono.mn.us <br /> 952-249-4620 <br /> Your project is subject to Orono regulations regarding Construction Site Runoff Control. The <br /> purpose of these regulations is to protect wetlands and lakes. You are responsible for <br /> complying with these regulations. The following is an abbreviated summary of the <br /> regulations. <br /> 1. If your project requires a permit from the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District <br /> (MCWD) or Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), you must also apply for and <br /> comply with those permit requirements. <br /> 2. Soil that accumulates behind a silt fence must be removed when it reaches a third of <br /> the way to the top of the fence. <br /> 3. All disturbed ground left inactive more than 14 days must be either temporarily or <br /> permanently stabilized (mulch, seed and mulch, sod, hydromulch, etc.) <br /> 4. You must provide sanitary facilities for all on-site workers, either a portable toilet or <br /> access to the permanent facilities. <br /> 5. Refuse and materials to be recycled must either be taken off site at the end of each <br /> work day or be placed in a dumpster. The dumpster must be emptied as necessary. <br /> 6. Vehicles must enter and leave the site by means of the existing driveway or the <br /> stabilized construction entrance. <br /> 7. Construction parking must be located on site, on a paved roadway, or an improved <br /> shoulder. <br /> 8. Any material tracked onto a roadway must be removed by the end of the work day. <br /> Removed material must be returned to the project site or removed, not just swept off <br /> the road. <br /> 9. Dumpsters and material may not be stored on a roadway. <br /> � � <br /> I <br /> This is an informafion sheet. Every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of the information contained herein; <br /> however, if any information is not consistent with provisions of the City Code, the Code provisions will prevail. <br /> I, <br />