470 Eagle EIS 06 2024

• Stabilized construction entrance (stone anti-tracking pad) at construction entrance; • Haybale sediment filters; • Silt fencing along limit of disturbance; • Tree protection fence where appropriate along limit of disturbance; • Stabilizing soil stockpiles with temporary vegetative cover; • Minimizing disturbance to vegetation; • Inlet filters; • Storm inlet filter bags; and • Conduit outlet protection. The second set of controls that will be utilized is construction timing. • Install stone anti-tracking pad, tree protection and silt fencing; • Clear and rough grade; • Excavate, construct and stabilize the underground piping and drainage structures; • Complete building construction; • Excavate and install remaining on-site improvements; • Final grading; and • Install paving, concrete and landscaping. Upon completion, most of these devices will be removed except for those that will become part of the permanent system. The final controls will include the completed stormwater management system and the permanent landscaping. D. Degradation of Groundwater Quality There is no predicted impact to groundwater quality. The major impacts to groundwater quality from the development are typically untreated stormwater recharge and subsurface sewage disposal systems. Due to the proposed reduction in impervious coverage, the proposed development meets the water quality requirements for stormwater design under NJAC 7:8. Additionally, the project does not propose any subsurface sewage disposal system. All sanitary effluent will be serviced by public sanitary sewer mains and public wastewater treatment facilities. E. Flooding There is no predicted impact associated with flooding. Stormwater runoff resulting from the proposed improvements has been designed to maintain existing drainage patterns. Ten (10) Environmental Impact Statement 10 June 2024 DEC #1021-99-025