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I. The Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan covers <br /> only the first winter during which construction is to <br /> take place. Plans are to be resubmitted prior to <br /> September 1st of each subsequent year until the site <br /> improvements are accepted by the City. <br /> <br /> J. The responsibility of the Contractor to inspect <br /> and repair all erosion control facilities at the end of <br /> each work day during the rainy season. <br /> <br /> K. The responsibility of the Contractor to clean out <br /> sediment basins whenever the level of sediment reaches <br /> the sediment cleanout level indicated on the plans. <br /> <br /> L. The responsibility ofthe Contractor to protect <br /> temporary borrow areas and/or stockpiles with <br /> appropriate erosion control measures satisfactory to <br /> the City Engineer. <br /> <br /> M. Hydroseeding of cut and fill slopes steeper than <br /> 10% with heights of 3 feet or greater. The hydroseed <br /> mixture must be specified. <br /> <br /> N. The Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan, <br /> details, notes and calculations if required, must be a <br /> part of the plan check submittal package for either <br /> Grading Permit only or Final Site Approval. The City <br /> Engineer should be consulted by the Design Engineer <br /> prior to plan preparation if the need for a separate <br /> plan is in doubt. <br /> <br />J. Electrical/Gas/Telephone/Cable Television/Fire Supervisory <br />(Monitoring Alarm System) Facilities <br /> <br />The location and sizes of all proposed electriqal, telephone, <br />gas, and cable television conduits must be shown on the Utility <br />Plan as soon as they are available. The electrical transformer, <br />gas meter, and telephone panel location must also be shown. All <br />existing facilities adjacent to or within the site must be <br />indicated, with size and types labeled when known. <br /> <br />The City realizes that details of the proposed facilities may not <br />be know prior to the desired plan approval time. In this case, <br />enough information must be available and shown on the plan for <br />the City Engineer to determine that service to the project is <br />achievable. In this case, it is the responsibility of the <br />Engineer/Architect to add the unknown information to the plan as <br />soon as it is available, labeling it as a revision, and <br />processing it as such. <br /> <br /> 23 <br /> <br /> <br />