What must each SWPPP address regarding construction activities?

Each Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) must address potential sources of pollution related to construction activities. This is vital because construction sites can generate various pollutants, such as sediment, debris, chemicals, and materials, which can be harmful to local waterways and ecosystems. By identifying these sources, the SWPPP can include appropriate measures to mitigate their impact. This involves outlining best management practices that can help control runoff and prevent pollution, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

While employee training programs, community outreach strategies, and water conservation practices can be important components of broader environmental management efforts, they are not mandatory requirements for every SWPPP. Instead, the focus of a SWPPP is largely on preventing pollution arising specifically from construction activities and site management. Addressing potential sources of pollution is fundamental to achieving effective stormwater management and protecting water quality during construction projects.