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A separate BMP Inspection Schedule is required for each BMP type. This Schedule will be used by the owner or the owner’s representative for the annual self-certification inspection. Refer to the typical inspection activities in the SMR Appendix A: BMP Fact Sheets for recommended activities and frequency. Edit the recommended activities provided in the Fact Sheets to reflect the specific proposed design.  \nBMP type (e.g. Vegetated Roof, Bioretention Planter etc.)  \nInfiltration Gallery  \nIG-\\#\\#  \nBMP ID(s) (e.g. VR-01, BP-01 to BP-04 etc.)  \nINSPECTION SCHEDULE  \n\n| Inspection activity(ies) | Schedule |\n| --- | --- |\n| Check observation wells 48 hours after the end of a wet weather event. Failure to drain within this time period indicates clogging. | Post-construction and semi annually (beginning and end of rainy season) |\n| Inspect pretreatment devices and diversion structures for sediment build-up and structural damage. | Post-construction and semi annually (beginning and end of rainy season) |\n| Check structural and operational integrity of subsurface infiltration system, including access lid or hatch, access ladder, and other major components. | Post-construction and semi annually (beginning and end of rainy season) |\n| Ensure that pretreatment devices are online and operable. | Post-construction and semi annually (beginning and end of rainy season) |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\nFebruary 2026  \nSTORMWATER CONTROL PLAN-MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TEMPLATE  \nSECTION 6: BMP MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE  \nThe Final BMP Maintenance Schedule(s) will be recorded with the Maintenance Agreement.  \nDevelop a Maintenance Schedule for each BMP type using the template below . A separate BMP Maintenance Schedule is required for each BMP type. Refer to the typical maintenance activities in the SMR Appendix A: BMP Fact Sheets for recommended activities and frequency. Edit the recommended activities provided in the Fact Sheets to reflect the specific proposed design.  \nBMP type (e.g. Vegetated Roof, Bioretention Planter etc.)  \nInfiltration Gallery  \nIG-\\#\\#  \nBMP ID(s) (e.g. VR-01, BP-01 to BP-04 etc.)  \nMAINTENANCE SCHEDULE  \n\n| Maintenance activity(ies) | Schedule |\n| --- | --- |\n| Remove sediment and oil / grease from pretreatment devices and overflow structures. | Semi-annually or as needed |\n| If subsurface infiltration system has not drained within 24-48 hours after end of a wet weather event, drain system via pumping, clean perforated piping and gravel media, and excavate soil walls ofunlined subsurface infiltration system to expose clean soil (typically 2 inches) . | Upon failure (expected to be > 10 years) |\n| Remove visible contaminants, debris, and trash from inlets and outlets to avoid clogging. | Semi-annually (beginning and end of rainy season) |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\nFebruary 2026","cbCaiuH4SeNF2Abo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuH4SeNF2Abo","pdf",382879,"English","# Section 5: BMP Inspection Schedule\n## Inspection schedule table\n# Section 6: BMP Maintenance Schedule\n## Maintenance schedule table","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the BMP Inspection Schedule in this template?\",\"answer\":\"It provides inspection schedules for the Infiltration Gallery to be used for annual self-certification inspection by the owner or the owner’s representative.\"},{\"question\":\"When should inspections be performed for the Infiltration Gallery?\",\"answer\":\"Inspections are scheduled post-construction and semi-annually, beginning and ending of the rainy season.\"},{\"question\":\"What maintenance actions are required if subsurface infiltration does not drain after a wet weather event?\",\"answer\":\"If drainage fails within 24–48 hours, the system should be drained via pumping, perforated piping and gravel media cleaned, and soil walls of the unlined subsurface infiltration system excavated to expose clean soil.\"}]","STORMWATER CONTROL PLAN - Inspection & Maintenance Schedules Template - Infiltration Gallery | PDF",1790366724]