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Control Plan for Small Projects  \nInstructions  \nThis Stormwater Control Plan (SWCP) template for the project:  \n______________________________________________________________________________  \n__________________________  \nis to be used as a guide for compliance with Section F.5.g.1 of the Phase II Small  MS4 General Permit. As a Permittee, VTA is required to implement measures for  runoff reduction for all development and redevelopment projects that create and/ or replace 2,500 to 5,000 square feet or more of impervious surface (Small Projects).   \nA registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) must complete this SWCP. The template must be filled out during the planning stages of the project. Complete the form on last page of this document and submit a SWCP that includes the following:   \n􀂉 Project Data Form & Project Setting  \n􀂉 Design strategies to limit disturbance (if applicable)  \n􀂉 Completed Runoff Reduction Checklists  \n􀂉 SMARTS or OWP LID screenshots of completed Post-Construction Water Balance (or equivalent)  \n􀂉 Site Plan Drawings and supporting details and specifications  \n􀂉 O&M Plan for runoff reduction measures  \n􀂉 Explanation of Runoff Reduction Installation Infeasibility (if applicable)  \n􀂉 Competed VTA Signoff for Stormwater and Landscaping Design  \nATTACHMENT D1: SWCP TEMPLATE FOR SMALL PROJECTS // 166  \nStormwater & Landscaping Design Criteria Manual  \nSTEP 1: Complete all fields of the Project Data Form.  \n| Project Data Form |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Project Name/Number |  |\n| Application Submittal Date [to be verified by VTA staff] |  |\n| Date Design Initiated [to be verified by VTA staff] |  |\n| Project Approval Date [to be verified by VTA staff] |  |\n| Project Location |  |\n| Name of Owner or Developer |  |\n| Project Type and Description |  |\n| Total Project Site Area |  Acres |\n| Total Pre-Project Impervious Surface Area | Square Feet |\n| Total Post-Project Impervious Surface Area |  Square Feet |\n| Total New or Replaced Impervious Surface Area | Click or tap here to enter text. Square Feet |\n\nATTACHMENT D1: SWCP TEMPLATE FOR SMALL PROJECTS // 167  \nStormwater & Landscaping Design Criteria Manual  \nSTEP 2: If applicable, include documentation in your submittal demonstrating that the following design strategies have been incorporated into your project (Check which strategies apply):  \n􀂉 Limit disturbance of creeks and natural drainage features  \n􀂉 Minimize compaction of highly permeable soils  \n􀂉 Limit clearing and grading of native vegetation at the site to the minimum area needed to build the project, allow access, and provide fire protection  \n􀂉 Minimize impervious surfaces by concentrating development on the least-sensitive portions of the site, while leaving the remaining land in a natural undisturbed state.  \nSTEP 3: Select one or more Site Design Runoff Reduction Measure (at least one Option is required):  \n Option 1: Soil Quality Improvement & Maintenance  \nThis is the simplest option. Amend project soils to increase permeability and promote creation of a microbial community.  \nConfirm the following standard specifications are met:  \n􀂉 Soils for landscaping meet the following bulk identities:  \n􀂉 Sands, loamy sands: \u003C1.6  \n􀂉 Sandy loams, loams: \u003C1.4  \n􀂉 Sandy clay loams, loams, clay loams: \u003C1.4  \n􀂉 Silts, silt loams: \u003C1.3  \n􀂉 Silt loams, silty clay loams: \u003C1.1  \n􀂉 Sandy clays, silty clays, some clay loams (35-45% clay): \u003C1.1  \n􀂉 Clays (>45% clay): \u003C1.1  \n Option 2: Tree Planting & Preservation  \nPlant and or preserve healthy established tress that include both evergreens and deciduous, as applicable. 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