Sanitary/septic waste management procedures and
practices are designed to minimize or eliminate the
discharge of sanitary/septic waste materials to storm
drain systems or watercourses and should be implemented
for all maintenance activities that use portable sanitary/septic
waste systems.[N]
- Sanitary facilities should be located away from
drainage facilities and watercourses. When subjected
to risk of high winds, sanitary facilities should
be secured to prevent overturning.
- Wastewater should not be discharged (unless the
discharge is to a permitted leach field or pond) or
buried within the highway right-of-way.
- Sanitary/septic waste should be discharged to a
sanitary sewer or managed by a licensed hauler.
- Sanitary/septic waste storage and the disposal
procedures should be managed to prevent non-stormwater
discharge.
- A foreman and/or construction supervisor should
monitor on-site sanitary/septic waste storage and
disposal procedures.
- For emergency procedures related to large spills,
review the District Hazardous Materials Spill Contingency
Plan.
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