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NC-2009 SSp1:Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

Sediment trap outside the project boundary

It plans to build a building in a very broad field of the same owner. The LEED Boundary was defined based on the area that is planned to disrupt. There is a pond of water accumulation built many years ago, without a specific use to date. This gap is outside the LEED Boundary. My question is if I can make a Control Plan Erosion acceptable to LEED, which consider sending muddy water by gravity to this lagoon which is about 82 feet, to sediment the solids washed away storm runoff.

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