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Resources- Guidance,
Regulations, Forms & Other Information
-Guidance
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Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Permit Guide
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Rule 5 Guidance for Construction
Plan/Sormwater Preventio Pollution Plan (SWPPP) Development
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Indiana Storm Water Quality
Manual
-Regulations
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327 IAC
15-5
State Rule 5 Regulations
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Check
out Chapter 561, Drainage & Sediment Control portion of the Code of
Indianapolis and Marion County at:
http://www.municode.com/resources/gateway.asp?sid=14&pid=12016
-Forms-
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Notice of Intent Form (NOI)
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Construction/Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Technical Review and
Comment Form with the following parts:
Project Information
Sec A
Sec B & C
Comments
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On-Site
Evaluation For Erosion and Sediment Control Form (used by Marion Co.
SWCD)
to evaluate Erosion Control Plan compliance
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Notice of Termination (NOT)
-Plants for Erosion Control
VegSpec is a web-based decision support system that assists land managers
in the planning and design of vegetative establishment practices. VegSpec
utilizes soil, plant, and climate data to select plant species that are
(1) site-specifically adapted, (2) suitable for the selected practice, and
(3) appropriate for the purposes and objectives for which the planting is
intended- See the
Veg Spec Web Site .
-Web Soil Survey Instructions
The Web Soil Survey
(WSS) is on the internet at:
http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/.The
site has three basic steps, which
make WSS a simple yet powerful way to access and analyze soil data. The
steps are “Define”, “View”, and “Explore”. In the “Define” step the user
selects the Area of Interest (AOI) on an appropriate map that identifies
their development site location. The
AOI tab on the website
allows the user to define that area. Users can define an area by zooming
in on a map and drawing a box around an area or by selecting it from a
choice list. The user must complete this step before they can go on to the
next two steps. In the “View” step, the user
clicks on the Soil Map tab to view and print a map of the soils in
their area of interest. In the “Explore” step or third step the user can
click on the “Soil Data Explorer” tab to access soil data for their area
of interest. In this step the user can determine the suitability of the
soils in an area for a particular use. The
Web Soil Survey web site has many help screens and a “Web Soil Survey- How
to use it” file in PDF format that offers help and support on using the
site. Like most new concepts, a little patience is needed to learn the
ins and outs of the system, but with a little effort most people become
masters of the site with a few brief trial runs.
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