SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN REVIEW

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FOR OFFICE USE DATE RECIEVED ICA # SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN REVIEW FOR OFFICE USE ONLY SWCD Application No.: Meets technical standards Does not meet technical standards Date all Information received: Reviewed by: Fee Paid: In-Stream: yes no Check No.: Business Name Address City/State/Zip Contact Name E-Mail Address Phone Fax APPLICANT (Owner/Developer) Erosion Control Consultant/Engineer Current Project Name and Phase number: Location (Municipality): Job site contact person: E-Mail Address: On site Contact s Phone number: ( ) - - Fax number: ( ) - - Village/Municipal contact person: Phone # ( )- - Township, range, & section: Nearest Intersection: Proposed land use: Acreage of disturbance: Army Corps application number (if applicable): Construction start date: Anticipated construction completion date: The applicant agrees to the following conditions: 1. Submit all required information listed on the following pages for each phase of development, regarding the soil erosion and sediment control (SE/SC) plan. Submit one complete SE/SC plan set for review. Upon plan approval, submit two sets of the final SE/SC Plan. One stamped & signed copy will be returned. The stamped set is to be kept on the project site. 2. Upon submittal of this application, pay the applicable fee (fee worksheet attached), in accordance with total acres of disturbance to the original topography and/or vegetation, in-stream and wetland disturbance, and the length of the project. A refundable pre-construction notification fee will also be included. 3. If the SWCD does not receive all required items within 30 days, the item that has been submitted may be mailed back to you. 4. Notify representatives of the Soil and Water Conservation District of the pre-construction meeting. 5. Allow SWCD, NRCS, or Army Corps of Engineers District representative the right to conduct on-site investigations throughout all active construction phases to determine whether all necessary SE/SC practices have been installed and are functioning properly. 6. Upon commencement of earthwork or construction, document SE/SC practices with all information being accurate and complete. 7. Comply with the SWCD s written and verbal recommendations regarding: A. The SE/SC plan and corrections or changes made thereto. B. Installation and maintenance requirements of the SE/SC practices on-site. 8. Pay additional costs incurred by the SWCD in response to repeated non-compliance issues. 9. If any changes occur to the plans, schedules, etc., the applicant shall be responsible for notifying the Soil and Water Conservation District. 10. If SWCD is not contacted (in writing) prior to commencement of construction, the pre-construction notification fee will be forfeited. 11. If construction does not commence within 36 months of plan approval, the project will be closed. Fees will not be returned. Upon receipt of all required information, the SE/SC plan will be reviewed within 15 working days and all involved parties will be notified whether or not the plan meets technical standards. Applicant s Signature: Date: 2358 Hassell Road, Suite B Hoffman Estates, IL. 60169 PH: 847 885 8830 FX: 847 885 8843 R.McAndless@northcookswcd.org Page 1 of 5

Table 1 SESC Fee Schedule Review Fee Inspection Fee Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 For a fee calculator, see next page. Initial Application Fee Single Family Home <1 acre $100.00 Commercial Site not part of a larger $250.00 development <1 Construction Site 0-4 acres $211 $638 Construction Site 5-9 acres $260 $788 Construction Site 10-14 acres $341 $1024 Construction Site 15-19 acres $374 $1365 Construction Site 20-29 acres $390 $2048 Construction Site 30-39 acres $423 $2048 Construction Site 40-49 acres $455 $2340 Construction Site 50-59 acres $488 $2574 Construction Site 60-69 acres $520 $3432 Construction Site 70-79 acres $536 $3432 Construction Site 80-89 acres $585 $3861 Construction Site 90-99 acres $618 $3861 Construction Site 100-199 acres $650 $4290 Construction Site 200-299 acres $699 $5506 Construction Site 300-399 acres $764 $5756 Construction Site 400-499 acres $796 $6167 ** > 500 acres contact SWCD for a modified fee In-Stream or Stream-side work Fee 0-2 Month project length $500 2-4 Month project length $1000 4-6 month project length $1500 6-8 month project length $2000 8-10 month project length $2500 10-12 month project length $3000 Utilities, Railroads, or Linear Projects $300.00 for each wetland impacted/crossed $300 per wetland Re-Submittal Fee 1/3 of the Original Review Fee 1/3 of Review Re-Approval Fee $80.00 $80 Non Compliance Fee Will be notified by letter Billable at $65/hr **For projects > 500 acres or any other unique project as determined by the SWCD Board of Directors, a modified fee schedule may be developed on an individual basis, based upon the size, complexity, and duration. ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO YEARLY INCREASES. SEND REQUIRED INFORMATION WITH FEE PAYABLE TO: North Cook Co. SWCD 2358 Hassell Road Suite B Hoffman Estates, IL. 60169 Phone: 847-885-8830 Fax: 847-885-8843 WWW.NORTHCOOKSWCD.ORG This review will be issued on a non-discriminatory basis without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, gender, handicap or marital status. The North Cook County Soil and Water Conservation District is a non-taxing nonprofit local government. Page 2 of 5

Step 1: Review Fee Fee Calculator and Worksheet Acres of disturbance* Line 1 Enter review fee using table 1 $ Line 2 Step 2: Inspection Fee Length of project (whole years) NOTE: Prorated fees (partial years) will be invoiced & may delay your application. Line 3 Enter inspection fee using table 1 $ Line 4 Multiply line 3 and line 4 $ Line 5 Step 3: In-Stream or Stream-Side Work Fee (If not applicable, enter $0 in line 7 and go to step 4) Length of Work (months round up) Line 6 Enter fee using table 2 $ Line 7 Step 4: Linear Project** (If not applicable, enter $0 in line 10 and go to step 5) Enter the number of impacted wetlands on line 8 Line 8 Wetland impact fee $ 360 Line 9 Multiply line 8 and line 9 $ Line 10 Step 5: Total Fee Pre-construction notification fee for projects 1 acre+ (Refundable) $ 500 Line 11 Sum Lines 2, 5, 7, 10 & 11 $ Line 12 *For all projects above 500 acres in size or any other unique project as determined by the NCCSWCD Board of Directors, a modified fee schedule will be developed on an individual basis, based upon the size, scope, complexity, and duration of the project. **Linear projects refer to roadway or utility projects Please remit this worksheet with your payment. Total Fee = Review Fee + Inspect fee + In-Stream Fee* + Wetland Impact Fee* + Pre-construction notice fee *if applicable Page 3 of 5

Site Plan Checklist The soil erosion and sediment control plan cannot be reviewed until all of the following information is submitted for each upcoming active construction phase: 1. Existing site conditions and natural resources present, including: Site boundaries and adjacent lands which accurately identify site location. Buildings, roads and utilities. Topography, vegetation, drainage patterns, subwatershed delineation, critical erosion areas, and any subsurface drainage tiles. Wetland and floodplain delineation. Please show the boundaries on the construction plans. Adjacent areas that affect or are affecting the project site, e.g. drainage onto or through the site affecting wetlands, streams, lakes, and drainage areas downstream. Vicinity map. Show areas where trees and vegetation are to be preserved. Map legend, including north arrow and scale on all materials submitted. 2. Final site conditions, including: An accurate depiction of post-construction appearance, e.g. utilities, roads, buildings, open space. Locations, dimensions, cross sections and elevations of all (temporary and permanent) stormwater management facilities (including sediment basins), plus inlet and outlet locations. Surface flow direction, including sheet flow and concentrated flow direction. Post-construction topography, final contours should be easily distinguished (2 foot contour is preferred) including subwatershed delineations. 3. A complete soil erosion and sediment control plan, including: Location and detailed drawings of all permanent and temporary soil erosion and sediment control practices. A schedule outlining the installation of the practices with the responsible parties identified. Inspection, and maintenance schedules with responsible parties identified. Seeding information: rates, species, dates, fertilization, temporary or permanent. Location and dimension of all temporary soil and aggregate stockpiles. Details and plan concerning construction site dewatering. 4. Locations, dimension & phase timeline of all land disturbing activities, including: Designate construction limits, areas that will be disturbed and areas of wetland fill. Describe grading and building schedule and phasing timeline. Create and Submit a construction sequence for any in-stream work and/or critical areas. Page 4 of 5

Narrative Checklist The soil erosion and sediment control plan cannot be reviewed until all of the following information is submitted for each upcoming active construction phase: Project description - Briefly describes the nature and purpose of the land disturbing activity, and the area (acres) to be disturbed. Existing site conditions- A description of the existing topography, vegetation, drainageways, subsurface drain tile, buildings, roads and utilities. Adjacent areas - A description of neighboring areas such as streams, lakes, residential areas, roads, etc. which might be affected by the land disturbance. Describe any adjacent or neighboring activities that may affect the soil erosion and sediment control plan. Off-site areas- Will any other areas be disturbed? Describe any off-site land disturbing activities. Critical areas - A description of areas on the site which have potentially serious problems, e.g. steep or long slopes, channels, intermittent streams, and side hill seeps. Soil erosion and sediment control measures- A description of the methods which will be used to control erosion and sedimentation on the site. Control methods should meet the standards in section 4 of the Illinois Urban Manual. Construction Sequence- A sequence of events for construction in and near creeks, streams, or other critical areas. Permanent stabilization- A brief description including specifications of how the site will be stabilized after construction is completed. Calculations- Detailed calculations for the design of temporary sediment basins, permanent stormwater detention basins, diversions, channels, etc.. Include pre and post development runoff. Detail drawings- Include detail drawings form the Illinois Urban Manual. Any structural practices used that are not referenced to the Illinois Urban Manual or local handbooks should be explained and illustrated with detail drawings. Operation and Maintenance - Provide a schedule of maintenance for all temporary and permanent erosion and sediment control practices to ensure that they perform properly. Identify the parties responsible for maintenance. Page 5 of 5