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Truckee Meadows Regional Stormwater Quality Management Program Performance Standards Compliance Checklist The checklist that follows identifies the BMPs that can be used at construction sites to meet each of the Performance Standards of the Truckee Meadows Construction Site Best Management Practices Handbook (BMP Handbook). You must select at least one BMP for each performance standard to meet the minimum requirements. Please refer to the BMP Handbook to assist you in selecting BMPs for your site. It is the responsibility of the person who fills out this checklist to ensure that the BMPs selected are included in the contract bid documents and implemented at the site. If your project or site has characteristics that make meeting a performance standard infeasible or inapplicable (e.g. size of site, slope of site), please explain these characteristics at the bottom of the form. Performance Standard Check if Selected BMPs Comments 1 - Schedule construction and minimize clearing and grading 2 - Stabilize disturbed areas 3 - Protect slopes 4 - Design conveyance for non-erosive velocities PL-1 Site Design PL-2 Scheduling PL-3 Phased Construction PL-4 Topsoil Reuse EC-1 Preserve Natural Vegetation EC-2 Slope Terracing and Tracking EC-3 Mulching EC-4 Soil Binders EC-5 Wind Erosion and Dust Control EC-6 Rolled Erosion Control Products EC-8 Revegetation RC-2 Temporary Dikes and Ditches RC-4 Temporary Slope Drains EC-2 Slope Terracing and Tracking EC-4 Soil Binders EC-6 Rolled Erosion Control Products EC-7 Riprap EC-8 Revegetation SC-1 Fiber Rolls SC-2 Brush and Rock Filters SC-3 Sand Bag Barriers SC-4 Gravel Filter Berm RC-1 Permanent Diversions RC-2 Temporary Dikes and Ditches RC-3 Check Dams DP-2 Stormdrain Outlet Protection Page 1 of 3

Truckee Meadows Regional Stormwater Quality Management Program Performance Standards Compliance Checklist Performance Standard Check if Selected BMPs Comments 5 - Protect waterways, natural drainages and storm drains PL-1 Site Design RC-2 Temporary Dikes and Ditches EC-1 Preserve Natural Vegetation SC-1 Fiber Rolls SC-2 Brush and Rock Filters SC-3 Sand Bag Barriers SC-4 Gravel Filter Berm SC-5 Silt Fences DP-1 Temporary Stream Crossing DP-2 Stormdrain Outlet Protection DP-3 Stormdrain Inlet Protection DP-4 Catch Basin Inlet Filters 6 - Install sediment traps and retain sediment caused by erosion on site 7 - Remove accumulated sediment 8 - Control site entrances and exits RC-3 Check Dams SC-1 Fiber Rolls SC-2 Brush and Rock Filters SC-3 Sand Bag Barriers SC-4 Gravel Filter Berm SC-5 Silt Fences SC-6 Temporary Sediment Traps SC-7 Sediment Retention Basins Standard Note No. 5 SC-8 Site Entrances/Exits SC-9 Construction Exit Tire Wash SC-10 Stabilized Construction Road GM-5 Street Sweeping 9 - No storage on paved roadways GM-2 Stockpile Management GM-3 Solid Waste Management GM-10 Material Delivery and Storage GM-15 Landscaping Management Page 2 of 3

Truckee Meadows Regional Stormwater Quality Management Program Performance Standards Compliance Checklist Performance Standard 10 - Manage materials and wastes Check if Selected BMPs GM-3 Solid Waste Management GM-6 Spill Prevention and Control GM-9 Disposal of Concrete/Cement GM-10 Material Delivery and Storage GM-11 Paints and Liquids GM-13 Liquid Waste Management GM-14 Sanitary/Septic Waste Mgmt GM-15 Landscaping Management GM-16 Contaminated Soil/Water GM-17 Hazardous Waste Mgmt Comments 11 - Manage equipment and vehicles 12 - Permanent stabilization GM-7 Vehicle and Equipment Cleaning GM-8 Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance PL-4 Topsoil Reuse EC-3 Mulching EC-4 Soil Binders EC-6 Rolled Erosion Control Products EC-7 Riprap EC-8 Revegetation Explanation why performance standard(s) cannot be met: Page 3 of 3

TRUCKEE MEADOWS REGIONAL STORMWATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM CONSTRUCTION SITE INSPECTION CHECKLIST Page of The contractor or other responsible party shall inspect the site at a minimum weekly, prior to forecasted rain events and within 24 hours of any rain event that creates runoff at the site. Inspection checklists shall be maintained onsite for review by State and local government inspectors. Project Name and File Number: Project Location: Date: Inspected by: (Name and Company) Type of Inspection: Routine Pre-Storm Post-Storm Yes No N/A 1. Has there been rain since the last inspection? 2. Are roadways, storm drains, watercourses or swales or channels leading offsite free of sedimentation, litter, wastes and hazardous materials? 3. Have all denuded areas requiring temporary or permanent stabilization been stabilized? 4. Does the stabilization BMP cover the area intended? 5. Are all sediment barriers (e.g. sandbags, silt fences) in place according to the grading plans or subsequent plan update and are they installed and functioning correctly? 6. If sediment basins are used, is there 50% or more capacity remaining? 7. Are water diversion structures functioning adequately with appropriate outlet protection and no evidence of erosion from their discharge? 8. Are onsite channels stabilized? 9. Do all onsite and adjacent storm drain inlets have inlet protection? 7. Are all watercourse and vegetation protection measures in place and adequately maintained? 8. Are all materials and equipment not in use located in designated storage and maintenance areas? 9. Are all material and equipment storage and maintenance areas reasonably clean and free of spills, leaks or other sources of potentially polluting materials?

TRUCKEE MEADOWS REGIONAL STORMWATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM CONSTRUCTION SITE INSPECTION CHECKLIST Page of 10. Are all BMPs installed according to the specifications in the Truckee Meadows Construction Site BMP Handbook? 11. Are all the BMPs identified on the Performance Standards Checklist functioning properly and adequately maintained? 12. Are the BMPs being utilized adequate to manage erosion, sedimentation and other construction site pollutants? If you answered NO to any of the above questions (except Number 1), describe any corrective actions that must be taken to remedy the problem and when the corrective action is to be taken. Checklist Item Corrective Action Needed Date to be Completed