Erosion Control on the Transition: What's Done Between Phases

Sunday, February 23, 2020

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Location: 305B

CE: 4

The International Erosion Control Association has met the standards and requirements of the Registered Continuing Education Program. Credit earned on completion of this program will be reported to RCEP.

Half Day Presenter(s)

Karyn Pageau, EI, CPESC

Environmental Consultant
Wake County

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Secondary Presenter(s)

Ashley L. Rodgers, PE, CFM

Stormwater Review Manager
City of Raleigh

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Kristi C. Anspach, CPESC

Environmental Compliance Director
Eco Turf, Inc.

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Ariel Leclerc, CESSWI

Regional Compliance Manager
EcoTurf, Inc

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Calling all engineers, developers, contractors, and regulators… Are your mass grading erosion and sediment control plans/SWPPPs comprehensive enough to be implemented in a wide range of soil/site conditions and storm events? Does your approved erosion and sediment control plan/SWPPP include everything a contractor/responsible party needs to minimize erosion, contain sedimentation within the project limits of disturbance and prevent offsite sedimentation? If you said “Yes” to both questions with confidence, then this presentation isn’t for you because you must have “perfect” plan submittals and “perfect site conditions”. If you said “No” to at least one of the questions, let’s talk.

Learning Objectives:

Identify the stages of construction that need to be addressed in the sediment and erosion control plan to be submitted to the regulatory agency.
Determine which erosion control measures to utilize on a site based on site conditions and to minimize offsite sediment and control erosion.
Monitor the erosion control measures installed and determine when to reach for the next tool in your toolbelt.