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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSW3160702_BMP Photos 2.9.23 Carringdon Subdivision_20230210Photo 1: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Minimal Permanent Stabilization Provided Photo 2: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Wider View Showing Lack of Permanent Stabilization Photo 3: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Minimal Permanent Stabilization on Walls. Photo 4: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Outlet Structure r Photo 5: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Minimal Permanent Stabilization PhotO 6: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Minimal Permanent Stabilization Photo 7: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Riser Wiers: NOTE: Drawing Sheet C-910, BMP 1 Detail, called for a T- Shaped Weir, 1.5 ft wide x 3.2 ft tall plus a 1 ft x 4 ft top weir, totaling 8.8 ft2. Instead, two, approximately 18 inch by 25 inch weirs were provided, totaling 6.25 ft2. Photo 8: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Erosion Rills Starting to Form Photo 9: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Walls with No Permanent Stabilization Photo 10: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Walls with Minimal Permanent Stabilization, Plus Rip Rap Falling Apart Photo 11: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Rip Rap Falling Apart. Lack of a Lining near Bottom. Photo 12: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#1— Rip Rap installed mostly above ground, rather than level with ground. Photo 13: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2 — Negligible Permanent Stabilization Photo 14: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2 — Outlet Structure. NOTE: Drawing Sheet C-911, Issued 6-7-16, Called for two T-Shaped Weirs, 3 feet wide by 2 feet tall, plus two 4 ft x 1 ft weir sections at the top, with a total surface area of 20 square feet. Instead, two 4 ft x 3 foot weirs were provided, with a total surface area of 24 square feet. Photo 15: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2- Minimal Permanent Stabilization Provided for Basin Walls Photo 16: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2 — Permanent Stabilization provide for flat area of basin, but not walls. Photo 17: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2 — Outlet Showing Erosion and Minimal Energy Dissipation Provided Photo 18: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2 — One of the Inlets to BMP#2 containing substantial sediment Photo 19: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#2 — Minimal Permanent Stabilization Provided for Walls Photo 20: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#3 — Minimal Permanent Stabilization Photo 21: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#3 — Minimal Permanent Stabilization Photo 22: Carringdon Subdivision — BMP#3 — Lack of Permanent Stabilization Provided on Crest