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SC DHEC Stormwater BMP Handbook Sediment Basins

SC dhec Stormwater BMP Handbook Sediment Control BMPs Sediment Basins ` March 2014 Stormwater BMP Handbook South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control SB-1 Introduction Sediment Basins are a Best Management Practice (BMP) used to collect and impound Stormwater runoff from disturbed areas (typically 5 acres or more) at construction sites to restrict sediments and other pollutants from being discharged off-site. These Basins may also be used to control the volume and velocity of the runoff through a timed release by utilizing multiple spillways. It is through this attenuation of runoff that Sediment Basins may be capable of meeting South Carolina s Design Requirements, specifically the Total Suspended Solids (TSS) removal efficiency of 80%.

collect and impound stormwater runoff from disturbed areas (typically 5 acres or more) at construction sites to restrict sediments and other pollutants from being discharged off-site. These basins may also be used to control the volume and velocity of the runoff through a timed release by utilizing multiple spillways.

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