Soil Erosion & Sediment Control (SESC) Workshops

Proper erosion and sediment control practices have been proven to reduce the amount of sediment and other non-point source pollutants in stormwater runoff from construction sites.   Periodically, Kane-DuPage Soil & Water Conservation District presents workshops created for engineers, contractors, developers, site inspectors, and landowners, this series of workshops will make it easy to understand local, state, and federal rules and regulations that relate to soil erosion and sediment control (SESC) for construction sites as well as guidelines for Best Management Practices (BMP) design, installation, and maintenance.

Watch here for news of future workshops.

Overview of MS4 Permit Requirements - Kelsey Musich - KDSWCD
Ordinances and Low Impact Development - Mark Willobee – Geosyntec
A Case Study of Sustainable Solutions - Phil Blonn – CH2M Hill
Construction Site Stormwater Runoff Control - Stasi McCrory - KDSWCD
Post Construction BMPs - Dan Salsinger – Ero-Tex
Public Education and Outreach - Elizabeth Hagen-Moeller - KDSWCD
Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Programs - Jay Kessen and Charles Boehm - Earth Tech
 

The following are in pdf files and several are quite large files - allow time for download
Army Corps of Engineers permitting and compliance updates - Keith Wozniak – USACE
NPDES Stormwater Regulations - Chris Kallis – IEPA
Soil Erosion Sediment Control Site Inspections - Stasi McCrory – KDSWCD
Designing Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans - Jonathan Koepke- ENCAP, Inc.
Diagnosing Problems and Site Remedies - Jonathan Koepke- ENCAP, Inc.
Erosion Control Blanket, Staples, & Hydraulic Mulch - Don Lutyens – American Excelsior
Erosion Control Blanket Installation Machine - Tom Nordloh– Auto Blanket
Silt Fence Installer using a Static Plow - Aaron Burchland– Burchland Manufacturing
Inlet Protection Device – Sedigard^{TM -} Michael Kent – Earth Support Systems, Inc.
Case Study, Lessons Learned, and Questions - Kelsey Musich - KDSWCD