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Best Management Practices
Best Management Practices
Below are photo examples of Best Management Practices (BMP) and examples of lack of BMP which could result in NPDES violations. Clicking on a photo allows you to view a larger version in a new browser window.
Examples of Best Management Practices
Straw wattles and erosion control blankets protect cut slopes from erosion
Silt fences and straw mulch distributed over disturbed soils reduce erosion
Roadway cut areas protected by silt fencing, straw waddles, and erosion control blankets
Silt fencing and straw mulch
Examples of lack of any Best Management Practices
Drain inlet needs protection from sediment and trash
Poor location of sanitary facility. Sediment allowed to run off site into gutter. No BMP installed to reduce storm water pollution.
Poor site management – site needs trash cleanup and check dams in gutter to stop sediment and trash transport into drain inlet
Sediment on street allowed to transport pollutants to unprotected drain inlet – NPDES violation