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1 <br /> Florida Erosion and Sediment Control Inspector's Manual <br /> 2) Equipment Maintenance and Repair <br /> Maintenance and repair of construction machinery and equipment should be confined to <br /> areas specifically designated for that purpose. Such areas should be located and <br /> designed so that oils , gasoline, grease , solvents and other potential pollutants cannot be <br /> washed directly into receiving streams , stormwater conveyance systems, or existing and _. <br /> potential welifields . ' These areas should be provided with adequate waste disposal <br /> receptacles for liquid and solid wastes. Maintenance areas should be, inspected and <br /> cleaned daily. . <br /> On a construction site where designated equipment maintenance areas are not feasible; <br /> exceptional care should be taken during each individual repair ormaintenance operation to � <br /> prevent potential pollutants from becoming available to be washed into streams or <br /> conveyance systems . Temporary waste disposal receptacles should be provided and <br /> emptied as required . <br /> 3) Storm Sewer Inlet Protection <br /> Inlets to storm sewers shouid be protected by suitable filtering devices during construction <br /> to keep pollutants from entering conveyance systems . See STORM DRAIN INLET . <br /> PROTECTION - Section 4 .08 (ES BMP 1 .08) . <br /> 4) Waste Collection and Disposal <br /> A pian; should be formulated for the coliection and. disposal of waste materials on . a <br /> construction site. Such a plan should designate locations for trash.and waste receptacles <br /> and estabiishaspecific collection schedule. Methods for ultimate disposal ofwaste should <br /> be specified and carried out according to applicable local and state health and safety <br /> regulations. Special provisions should be made for the collection , storage, and disposal of <br /> liquid wastes and toxic or hazardous materials. <br /> Receptacles and other waste collection areas should be kept neat and orderly to the extent <br /> possible. Trash cans should have lids and dumpsters should have covers to prevent <br /> rainwater from entering. Waste should not be allowed to overflow . its container or <br /> accumulate for excessively long periods of time . Trash collection points should be located <br /> where they wilt least likely be affected by concentrated stormwater runoff. I <br /> l <br /> . 5) Demolition Areas <br /> Demolition projects usually generatelargeamounts .ofdustwithsignificant concentrations <br /> of heavy metals and other toxic pollutants. Dust control. techniques shouid. be used to limit. <br /> the transport of the airborne pollutants . However, water or slurry ' used to control dust <br /> should be retained on the site and not be allowed to rundirectly into watercourses or <br /> stormwater conveyance systems. <br /> 6)' Washing Areas <br /> Vehicles such as cement or dump trucks and other construction equipment should not be i <br /> washed at locations where .the runoff will flow directly into a watercourse or stormwater j <br /> 4-4 1 <br />