Construction Sites Program
The MS4 permit requires CDOT to implement a program to reduce or prevent the discharge of pollutants to the MS4 from covered construction activities. The requirements include assuring adequate design, implementation, and maintenance of Control Measures at CDOTs construction sites. CDOT assures the adequate design, implementation, and maintenance of temporary control measures at its construction sites.
- Construction Program PDD
- MS4 Construction Program Manual
- MS4 Construction Program IP
- Environmental Bulletin Owner-Operator due to CSP COR400000
CDOT Inspection Forms:
CDOT 1388 - Daily Stormwater Log
CDOT 1176 - Stormwater Field Inspection Report - Active Construction
CDOT 1177 - Stormwater Field Inspection Report - Post Construction
CDOT must require control measures be selected, designed, installed and implemented, and maintained to provide control for all potential pollutant sources associated with the covered construction site to prevent pollution or degradation of state waters. Additionally CDOT must require Stormwater Management Plans (SWMPs), provide inspections of its construction sites, and have enforcement procedures to enforce the requirements of the permit.
- Revised Erosion Control Supervisor Certification training
- Mandatory training
- 2019 Erosion Control and Sedimentation Field Guide - English version, Spanish version
When finalized, the new M-208-1 standard plans can be found at: https://www.codot.gov/
The revised SWMP template for projects with one or more acres of disturbance can be found at: https://www.codot.gov/programs/environmental/landscape-architecture/swmp-template-1-acre-impact
Program Manager: The nature of the Construction Program is varied. Therefore, CDOT has managers for specific elements plus region mentors.
ESCAN Manager: Laura Newman
TECS Training: Val Stanson
SWMP & BMP Training: Mike Banovich
Specifications: Mike Banovich
Construction Site Implementation: Region Water Pollution Control Mangers or Landscape Architect/Specialist