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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
01/08/2008
Control Number
2008-009
Agenda Item Number
11.I.1
Entity Name
H & J Contracting
Subject
CR 512 Phase IV Improvements
Area
CR 512
Project Number
9611
Bid Number
2008012
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Chapter. 4 - Best Management Practices for Erosion and Sediment Control <br /> 4 . 07 BRUSH BARRIER_ <br /> (ES BMP 1 . 07) <br /> r - <br /> Definition <br /> A temporary sediment barrier constructed at the perimeter of a disturbed area from the <br /> residue materials available from clearing and grubbing the site. <br /> " Pur ose <br /> To intercept and retain sediment from -disturbed areas of limited extent, preventing <br /> sediment from leaving the site. <br /> Condit'sons Where Practice Applies <br /> ` Below disturbed areas subject to sheet and rill erosion , where enough residue material is <br /> available for construction of such a barrier. <br /> r <br /> PlanningConsiderations . <br /> Organic litter and spoil material from site clearing operations is usually burned or hauled <br /> away to be dumped elsewhere . Much of this material can be used effectively on the <br /> construction site itself. During clearing and grubbing operations , equipment can push or <br /> dump the mixture of limbs , small vegetation and root mat along with minor amounts of soil <br /> and rock into windrows along the toe of a slope where erosion and accelerated runoff are <br /> expected . Anchoring 'a filter fabric over the berm enhances the filtration ability of the <br /> barrier. Because brush barriers are fairly stable and composed of natural materials , <br /> maintenance requirements are small . <br /> r" Desia_ n_ C'ria <br /> A formal design is not required. <br /> r <br /> Construction Specifications:: <br /> 1 . The height of a brush barrier shall be a minimum of 3 feet (90 cm) . <br /> 2. The width of a brush barrier shall be a minimum of 5 feet ( 1 .5 m) at its base . (The <br /> sizes of brush barriers may vary considerably based upon the amount of material <br /> available and the judgment of the design engineer.) <br /> 3 . The barrier shall be constructed by piling brush , stone; root mat and other material <br /> from the clearing process into a mounded row on the. contour. <br /> if a ffiter fabric is used (Plate 4.07a) : <br /> y across the <br /> arrier from . its <br /> 4 The filter fabric shall be cut upslope base to just beyond its peak.lengthsnto Where joints are necessary, the fabric hall <br /> r 4-31 <br />
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