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Revision as of 19:45, 18 July 2022
This page provides photos illustrating well implemented and poorly implemented perimeter control practices.
Examples of well implemented perimeter control
- These are some examples of good perimeter control, employing silt fences. Click on an image for more information.
Examples of poorly implemented perimeter control
- These are some examples where poor perimeter control, employing silt fences, was used. Click on an image for more information.
