Transcription of Construction Site Assessment & Planning
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October 2007 Chapter 2 1 CHAPTER 2 Construction site Assessment & Planning Introduction to site Assessment & Planning .. 3 site Assessment & Data Collection .. 4 Analysis of Collected Data .. 9 Plan Development & Project Layout .. 13 Above photo by United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Iowa 2000, Lynn Betts This page was intentionally left blank. October 2007 Chapter 2 3 INTRODUCTION TO site Assessment & Planning C onstruction site Assessment and Planning is an important part of any Construction project. Prior to Planning , designing, or laying out a project, it is important for the plan designer to have knowledge of the project site and adjacent areas. To accomplish this objective it is neces-sary to collect information about the proposed project site . This information can then be used by the plan designer to make informative decisions in regard to project Planning , design, and lay-out.
channel or shoreline erosion as a result of increased storm water runoff volumes, velocities, and peak discharge flows. ... single-family residential, multi-family residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, woodland, etc.) might have on the proposed project site. ... documenting the potential for sediment deposition and damage to adjacent
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