Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the SWPPP?
The purpose of the SWPPP is to develop a strategy for construction projects to comply with Federal and State stormwater regulations. These regulations are put in place to minimize sediment and other pollutants in stormwater runoff commonly associated with construction activities.
Does my project need a SWPPP?
The construction general permit requires a SWPPP for dischargers disturbing 1 or more acres of soil.
Are Inspections required?
Weekly inspections of BMPs are required under the construction general permit along with rain event related inspections that can vary state to state.
Can anyone perform SWPPP inspections?
One must be a competent person, or a QSP to perform inspections.
Can inspections be conducted by a third party?
Yes, inspections can be conducted in-house or by a third party.
Who is responsible for SWPPP compliance?
A good contractor will follow SWPPP requirements, but ultimately the property owner is the legally responsible person or LRP.
What happens if I don’t comply with SWPPP?
There are significant penalties for not complying with the SWPPP or State regulations. Any person who violates these regulations may be subject to fines of $37,500 per day of violation or imprisonment.

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