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Title 19 : Stormwater
Chapter 2 : Grading, Soil Erosion And Sedimentation Control

19-209 : EPSC and sketch plan required components.

  1. EPSC plans submitted to the director of engineering and public works, or his/her designee, shall be prepared in accordance with the Tennessee construction general permit.
  2. EPSC plans submitted to the director of engineering and public works, or his/her designee, shall contain the required components of a SWPPP, as listed in and in accordance with the Tennessee general NPDES permit for discharges of stormwater associated with construction activities, and shall include any additional required elements listed in the grading policy manual and as applicable to the proposed land-disturbing activity.
  3. Sketch plans submitted to the director of engineering and public works, or his/her designee, shall contain the required components, as listed in and in accordance with the grading policy manual and as applicable to the proposed land-disturbing activity.
  4. The director of engineering and public works, or his/her designee, may request that additional information be submitted as necessary to allow a thorough review of the site conditions and proposed erosion prevention and sediment control measures.
  5. Omission of any required items shall render the plans incomplete, and they will be returned to the applicant prior to review by the director of engineering and public works, or his/her designee.
  6. All EPSC and sketch plans shall be developed by the owner or his/her agent.
  7. All EPSC plans shall be prepared and certified by qualified persons as set forth in the Tennessee general NPDES permit for discharges of stormwater associated with construction activities.
  8. Any legally protected state or federally listed threatened or endangered species and/or critical habitat located in the area of land-disturbing activities (if any) shall be identified in the EPSC plan. If such species are identified in the EPSC plan or by the city, then the EPSC plan shall also include written documentation from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service that indicates:


    1. Approval of the best management practices that will be utilized to eliminate potential impacts to legally protected state or federally listed threatened or endangered species and/or critical habitat. Said best management practices shall also be included on the EPSC plan; or
    2. A finding of no potential impact as a result of the proposed land-disturbing activity. (1999 Code, § 19-309)