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Pennsylvania post-storm inspection checklist

Follow-up after a measurable stormwater event, focused on where water went and what controls failed.

Based on: PA DEP PAG-02 General NPDES Permit and 25 Pa. Code Chapter 102: inspection and corrective action requirements

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Storm

ItemPassFailN/A
Rainfall amount and date recorded (site rain gauge or the weather station named in the E&S plan)
Inspection made after the event as the permit requires, or the reason it wasn't

Discharges

ItemPassFailN/A
Each discharge point observed; any sediment, turbidity or sheen described Photo
Receiving water or storm drain downstream checked for sediment deposits

Controls

ItemPassFailN/A
Perimeter controls intact after the storm: no breaches, undercutting or overtopping Photo
Inlet protection intact and not clogged; sediment removed Photo
Sediment basins and traps have capacity for the next storm
Track-out cleaned from streets after the storm
Slopes and stabilized areas free of new rills and gullies
Washouts and stockpiles not washed out or overflowing

Follow-up

ItemPassFailN/A
Every failure found entered as a corrective action with a fix date

Photo A photo is expected with this item.

This checklist is a starting point. Check each item against your current permit and your agency's standards before relying on it. Based on the PA DEP PAG-02 General NPDES Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Construction Activities and 25 Pa. Code Chapter 102. County conservation districts review E&S plans and inspect. Check each template against the current permit and your local requirements before relying on it.

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