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Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans

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Long-term Stormwater Management Plans

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Long-Term Stormwater Management Plans can vary greatly in their scope depending on the project and the number of long-term controls involved.

If you would like to obtain a quote for long term inspections and maintenance items, please contact accenaGroup for our preferred provider’s contact information.

Why Choose accenaGroup?

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Presenters at

  • APWA/ASCE Southern Utah Annual Conference
  • APWA Fall Conference and Stormwater Expo
  • AGC, ABC, UHBA, SLHBA, UVHBA, USWAC
  • Utah County Stormwater Coalition
  • Stormwater – The Journal for Surface Water Quality Professionals
  • ASCE Utah Chapter Civil Source newsletter
  • Utah Construction and Design magazine
  • Concrete Products Magazine
  • California Stormwater Quality Association (CASQA)
  • AGC National Conference

Other Accomplishments

  • Leader in stormwater consulting since 2007
  • Certified professionals in erosion and sediment control
  • Trained over 10,000 professionals
  • Conducted over 100,000 compliance inspections
  • Developed and implemented thousands of SWPPPs
  • Consulted on an EPA Consent Decree with the U.S. Justice Department

Compliant Stormwater Inspections

  • We utilize the latest technology for field inspections
  • Provide comprehensive Reporting and Analysis
  • Use certified inspectors and inspections
  • Provide training and consulting

Take the worry out of compliant stormwater inspections and rain events. Contact us for more information.

We Offer

Stormwater Training

We provide onsite stormwater training for Project Managers and Site Managers

We also provide online training for construction stormwater and sub-contractors. Training includes testing and certification along with PDHs where needed.

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Available Training Modules:

  • Construction Stormwater Training (6 training modules)
  • Concrete Subcontractors
  • Excavation Subcontractors (English & Spanish)
  • IDDE (3 training modules)
  • Landscape Subcontractors
  • Long-term or Post Construction
  • Vertical Subcontractors

  • SafetyStrategy Loss Prevention System (multiple topics)

FAQs

The Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is a Plan written specific to the construction site for land disturbance activities (clearing, grading, or excavation work, and similar activities) that will take place. The Plan includes SWPPP and project contact information, site map and construction activities descriptions, and identifies potential pollutants and the practices/controls used for preventing pollutants from leaving the site through stormwater runoff. The SWPPP also describes the procedures involved with inspection and maintenance of BMPs (Best Management Practices), and provides a place for these records as well as amendments and certifications to be kept.

A SWPPP is a requirement by the EPA or state construction general permit. It is generally required for sites that will disturb 1 acre of land or larger, or for smaller sites that are part of a larger common plan of development or sale, to obtain coverage under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) for stormwater discharges.
A SWPPP Request Form (SRF) is needed to prepare an accurate SWPPP that is specific and unique to your site. Some of the information you will be asked to provide is: the site name and location, site activities information, SWPPP and project contact information, as well as the construction plans for your site. The SWPPP Request Form may be accessed at accenagroup.com or by contacting our staff directly
The cost of each SWPPP can vary due to complexity which affects the time it takes for us to complete. In general, the SWPPP development process takes about 12 hours per project which includes a pre-site visit by one of our Stormwater Compliance Specialists. It is recommended that you place your SWPPP order well in advance of your construction start date to account for any unexpected delays related to existing order volume.
The NOI (Notice of Intent) is the application form filed. The NOI permit is required for sites disturbing 1 acre or greater, and for sites disturbing less than one acre if part of a larger common plan of development or sale. Once your project is complete and the final stabilization requirements have been met, the Notice of Termination (NOT) form may be submitted to the state to terminate your permit.
“BMPs” stand for Best Management Practices – measures and practices utilized to prevent pollutants from leaving the site via stormwater discharge. There are both structural and non-structural BMPs, including but not limited to: silt fence, fiber roll, inlet protection, picking up trash onsite and sweeping the surrounding streets, etc.
Yes. For smaller sites permitted under the Utah Common Plan Permit, inspector certification is not required. The CGP (Construction General Permit) requires the inspector to be certified. Certified inspectors at accenaGroup can thus fulfill the minimum inspection requirement for the CGP, which offers a reduced inspection frequency in comparison to the Common Plan Permit.
Typically, the UICs that are installed at construction sites are Class V wells. According to the EPA, these wells are mostly used to inject non-hazardous fluids below ground level – into or above sources of the state’s drinking water. If improperly managed, disposal of these fluids can threaten the purity of groundwater. The state of Utah requires registration of Class V wells (regulated by the UIC program under the authority of the Safe Drinking Water Act). Compliance Experts at accenaGroup can assist you with the registration of your onsite UICs
Civil plans are plans created specific to your site, usually by a licensed engineer. For 1-lot residential sites, a site plan is usually sufficient for permit requirements. Additional civil plans are needed for larger projects in order to fulfill CGP requirements relating to the following: site contours/topography that may change over the course of the project, site drainage, UICs, LIDs, landscaping plans, and detail & specification sheets, etc. These plans are also needed for creating BMP map(s) for your SWPPP.