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Erosion Control Rules
Erosion prevention is a component of the District's surface water management mission. The District's policy is to eliminate or reduce the amount of sediment and other pollutants reaching the public storm and surface water system resulting from development, construction, grading, excavating, clearing, and any other activity which accelerates erosion. Erosion Control permits are required for new development or any construction that involves excavation. Before Clackamas County Building Department will issue a building permit for construction within Oak Lodge Sanitary District, approval from the District will be required. The first step in provision of the approval document is application for an Erosion Control permit. Please contact the District Administration Office for permit information.
Rules & Regulations for Surface Water, Section 4.02, Erosion Control
Erosion Control Permit Application, and Permit Fee/Plan review schedules are available in the office or can be faxed to you. You may also download the application in PDF form from this website:
Erosion Control Permit Application
Erosion Control Plans are required for any excavation, including construction, clearing, grading or filling which occur in the Oak Lodge Sanitary District.
When submitting erosion control plans, include the following as per the Erosion Prevention and Sedimentation Control Plans Technical Guidance Handbook:
A. Three copies of site plan or plot plan. Draw:
1. Contour lines with excavation to show slope
2. Storage area for excavated materials
3. Gravel construction entrance
4. Property lines and distance to building
5. Placement of erosion control devices (i.e. silt fences, straw bales)
6. Drainage during and after construction (i.e. ditches, roof drains)
7. Site restoration plan (permanent landscaping)
8. Water quality facilities as required (for commercial, industrial, multi-family)
B. One copy of Erosion Prevention / Sedimentation Control Information Sheet
C. One copy of Construction Schedule
D. One Maintenance Plan and schedule
Other documents available at the District's office:
Surface Water Quality Facilities Technical Guidance Handbook