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• 3. Identification of who will oversee the SWPPP and implementation of the SWPPP, i.e., who will be responsible for inspections and maintenance. 4. Identify how large the disturbed area will be. 5. Identify the % impervious. 6. Construction sequence: Construction of infiltration areas should be done at the end of the project and protected from sedimentation and compaction. 7. Outlet protection must be identified. Outlet protection must be of the Wimco, Infrasafe, or similar design. 8. Native seed mixes shall be to the City's specification. Seed labels must be provided to the City. 9. A temporary sedimentation basin during construction is most desirable and should be located on the SWPPP. A dewatering method approved by the city must be indicated. No dewatering will be done with out City approval. 10. A schedule for covering all disturbed soils must be provided. 11. Provide a description of installation and sequencing off all erosion prevention and sediment control BMP's. 12. SWPPP must reflect all of the NPDES requirements. Unique resources Wetlands: There are 4 on the site Wetland A will be filled and is a Wetland Conservation Act exempt wetland. Wetland C, non - exempt, will be filled in. Wetland D, non - exempt, will be filled. Wetland B is proposed to have 21,000 feet filled and is non - exempt. The wetland delineation has RCWD approval. The wetland replacement plan has been approved. Vegetation: No known or predicted. Wildlife: No known or predicted. Site Vegetation The site vegetation consists mainly of non - native, short and tall grasses. Tree Preservation A tree inventory has been submitted. All trees are away from proposed soil disturbance areas and outside of proposed silt fence areas. Tree preservation is complete and adequate. AUAR Considerations This area is in the AUAR area. The property does not contain any of the City Open Space and Trails Plan considerations.