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Inlet protection device is over ½ full of sediment resulting in failure and sediment discharge to storm sewer and safety hazards to project site and site flooding. Site should be dewatered, sediment should be removed from inlet, and inlet protection should be re-installed and maintained regularly to remain effective. | Inlet protection device is over ½ full of sediment resulting in failure and sediment discharge to storm sewer and safety hazards to project site and site flooding. Site should be dewatered, sediment should be removed from inlet, and inlet protection should be re-installed and maintained regularly to remain effective. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:46, 19 December 2022
Inlet protection device is over ½ full of sediment resulting in failure and sediment discharge to storm sewer and safety hazards to project site and site flooding. Site should be dewatered, sediment should be removed from inlet, and inlet protection should be re-installed and maintained regularly to remain effective.
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