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Construction Program/Borrow Pit and Waste Pile Program

NCDOT is committed to reducing the stormwater impacts of transportation-related development on both linear and non-linear construction projects.  The department implemented a sediment and erosion control program for construction activities in 1970, three years prior to the state regulation in 1973.  In February 1991, the North Carolina Sediment Control Commission and Division of Land Resources delegated the authority to NCDOT to administer its own sediment and erosion control program within the jurisdiction of its activities.  This progressive program requires preparing erosion control plans, implementing and maintaining standard specifications and project-special provisions and monitoring active work sites for compliance with the Sedimentation Pollution Control Act.

 

 
  
  
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Cover_InsideCover_TOC.pdf
  
Figures_Tables_Acronyms.pdf
  
Chapter_1_Introduction_12-29-14-Final.pdf
  
Chapter_2_ESC_Planning_12-30-14-Final.pdf
  
Chapter_3_ESC_Plan_Development_05-05-15.pdf
  
Chapter_4_ESC_BMPs_02-06-15.pdf
  
Chapter_5_ESC_Training_01-29-15-Final.pdf
  
Appendices.pdf
  
References.pdf
  
  
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The Soil and Water Engineering Section is responsible for designing erosion and sediment control plans for land disturbing activities by the North Carolina Department of Transportation as well as developing design standards and training materials for erosion and sediment control.
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