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NC-2009 SSp1:Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

ESC plan implemented after or at the commencement of excavation?

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Valentin Grimaud
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Hi All, we are wondering if the general contractor should implement the ESC at the same time of the leveling and excavation works begin, or if it could done after? Or is it ok if only a few relevant strategies and solutions are used for this early phase, and then the remaining part of the ECS are implemented? Thank you.

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Tristan Roberts
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Fri, 11/23/2012 - 03:54

Valentin, it seems that something is going unsaid in your question. Is there some issue on the project with full implementation of the ESC? LEED asks you to create and implement an ESC. If there is some issue with that plan not being fully implemented, you might have an issue.

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