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City Council
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5/12/2014
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D x <br /> -1 m <br /> -< O G) <br /> o Bioretention Area 71 <br /> o <br /> iv Inspection and Maintenance Checklist co <br /> � <br /> < cD <br /> o Property Address: Property Owner: -P <br /> fr <br /> ZTreatment Measure No.: Date of Inspection: Type of Inspection: D Monthly a Pre Wet Season <br /> y D After heavy runoff I1 End of Wet Season <br /> 1— Inspector(s): D Other: <br /> D Defect Conditions When Maintenance Is Maintenance Comments(Describe maintenance Results Expected When <br /> p Needed Needed?(Y/N) completed and if needed maintenance was Maintenance Is Performed <br /> m not conducted,note when it will be done) <br /> m 1.Standing Water When water stands in the bioretention There should be no areas of <br /> r— area between storms and does not standing water once inflow has <br /> O drain within five days after rainfall. ceased. Any of the following may <br /> m apply:sediment or trash blockages <br /> K removed,improved grade from head <br /> m to foot of bioretention area,or added <br /> underdrains. <br /> I- rp 2.Trash and Debris Trash and debris accumulated in the Trash and debris removed from <br /> .i. s Accumulation bioretention area. bioretention area and disposed of <br /> O- ? <br /> o properly. <br /> m 3.3.Sediment Evidence of sedimentation in Material removed so that there is no <br /> 0 to bioretention area. clogging or blockage. Material is <br /> disposed of properly. <br /> lw 4.Erosion Channels have formed around inlets, Obstructions and sediment removed <br /> there are areas of bare soil,and/or so that water flows freely and <br /> K other evidence of erosion. disperses over a wide area. <br /> Obstructions and sediment are <br /> D disposed of properly. <br /> 5.Vegetation Vegetation is dead,diseased and/or Vegetation is healthy and attractive <br /> overgrown. in appearance. <br /> 6.Mulch Mulch is missing or patchy in All bare earth is covered,except <br /> appearance. Areas of bare earth are mulch is kept 6 inches away from <br /> exposed,or mulch layer is less than 3 trunks of trees and shrubs. Mulch is <br /> inches in depth. even in appearance,at a depth of 3 <br /> inches. <br /> 7.Miscellaneous Any condition not covered above that Meet the design specifications. <br /> needs attention in order for the <br /> bioretention area to function as <br /> designed. <br /> Bioretention Area and Permeable Pavers Area Maintenance Plan-Page 4 <br />
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