What must be included in the SWPPP as part of general information?

In the context of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), including a legible site plan and a description of the construction activity is vital. This component provides essential details about the layout of the construction site, including the locations of stormwater controls, disturbed areas, and drainage patterns. By having a clear and accessible site plan, inspectors and site operators can ensure that stormwater management practices are effectively implemented and monitored throughout the construction process. Moreover, a thorough description of the construction activities assists in identifying potential sources of pollution and allows for the assessment of risk management strategies tailored to the specific project.

While elements such as project budgets, contractor licenses, and environmental impact assessments are important in the broader scope of project management and compliance, they do not specifically address the key components of stormwater management. The focus of the SWPPP is to mitigate and prevent pollution from stormwater runoff during construction activities, and having a well-documented site plan along with a detailed description helps achieve that objective.