Alaska inspection checklists
Based on the ADEC APDES Construction General Permit AKR100000. Inspection frequency depends on the site's annual precipitation and on frozen conditions; the SWPPP should say which applies. Check each template against the current permit and your local requirements before relying on it.
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Alaska AKR10 site inspection
Routine stormwater inspection of an active construction site, from the entrance to the perimeter to the interior. For the operator's scheduled inspections and for MS4 or county oversight visits.
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Alaska post-storm inspection
Follow-up after a storm that causes runoff, or the storm size the permit names, focused on where water went and what controls failed.
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