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<br />., . <br /> <br />Sediment Cto ntrtol <br />In1efPfotec Ion <br /> <br />g.WAtlJIAments <br /> <br />Performance of all types of inlet protection depends on proper installation and proper use of materials. Materials <br />used should be checked for conformance with the specifications. Inlet protection should be used around all <br />susceptible inlets on site. <br /> <br />Maintenance <br /> <br />After every rainfall that produces runoff, storm sewer inlet protection must be inspected. <br /> <br />Sediment should be removed as needed. Excavated sediment should be placed where it will not create an <br />erosion problem. Ponding water should slowly draw down following a rainfall. Geotextites, rock, and perfo- <br />rated pipes used for inlet protection can easily become plugged with sediment and prevent draw down. <br />Geotextiles and rock should be cleaned or better yet, replaced. Pip perforations should be cleaned. <br /> <br />Inlet protection should be removed as soon as the contributing drainage area is stabilized. <br /> <br />Periodic inspection and maintenance of inlet protection systems is critical Maintenance include removing <br />sediment and replacing stones. <br /> <br />Sources <br /> <br />I. Center for Watershed Protection. 2001. "Inlet Protection" fact sheet in Stormwater Manager s Resource <br />Center. wwwstormwatercenternet. Ellicott City, MD. <br /> <br />2. Fifeld, J. S. 1999. When Best Management Practices Become Worst Management Practices. Sept. CE <br />News. Alpharetta, GA <br /> <br />3. Mecklenburg, D. 1996. Rainwater and Land Development. Division of Soil and Water Conservation, Ohio <br />Department of Natural Resources. Columbus. <br /> <br />4. Minnesota Department of Transportation. 2000. Standard Specificaitons for Consiruction. St. Paul. <br /> <br />5. Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. 2000. Proiecting Water Qualiiy in Urban Areas: Best management <br />Practices for Dealing with Storm Water Runoff from Urban, Suburban and Developing Areas of Minne- <br />sota. St. Paul. <br /> <br />6. United States Department of Agriculture and Mississippi State University. 1994. Planning and Design <br />Manual for the Control of Erosion, Sediment and Stormwater. Watershed Sciences Institute, MSU. <br />Columbus, MS. <br /> <br />3-120 <br /> <br />Minnesota Urban Small Sites BMP Manual <br /> <br />L~__ <br />
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