Georgia inspection checklists
Based on the Georgia EPD NPDES General Permits for construction (GAR100001 stand-alone, GAR100002 infrastructure, GAR100003 common development) and the Manual for Erosion and Sediment Control in Georgia (the Green Book). The plan is the Erosion, Sedimentation and Pollution Control Plan (ESPCP). Check each template against the current permit and your local requirements before relying on it.
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Georgia GAR10 daily inspection
The daily checks Georgia's construction permits require: petroleum storage, construction exits, and rainfall.
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Georgia GAR10 site inspection
Routine stormwater inspection of an active construction site, from the entrance to the perimeter to the interior. For the operator's scheduled inspections and for MS4 or county oversight visits.
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Georgia post-storm inspection (0.5 in. or more)
Follow-up after a storm of 0.5 in. or more, focused on where water went and what controls failed.
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