Dry Detention Facility Construction Checklist For Permanent Structures per USDA NRCS Pond Code 378
Detention ponds are installed to capture runoff and excessive water to ensure quality flood control, conservation, and protection of a watershed area.
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They are designed to allow water to seep into the ground, or drain slowly into another body of water, such as a lake or stream. Often referred to as a dry pond, this type of drainage basin does not contain a permanent pool of water.
The Dry Detention Facility Construction Checklist For Permanent Structures per USDA NRCS Pond Code 378 Mobile App guides the user through the design, installation, and maintenance of a dry detention basin. Its easy-to-use inspection checklists are written in accordance to the specifications cited in building permits.
Since the software builds electronic records that replace paper forms, it increases work speed and efficacy. The data from the program can be easily accessed via a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet. The app provides a plan in several segments that breaks down detention pond implementation into specific tasks. In the materials and equipment section, a general contractor will ensure that the required dimensions between water control structures meet the standards of design criteria. For the sub-grade preparation, the area beneath embankment should be stripped of all vegetation, topsoil, and sediment. In addition, this app can also be customized to include the unique fields you need for your job such as building code requirements, permit specifications and construction contract information.
When completed, this app generates a PDF report that can be forwarded to a supervisor. A copy is stored in your GoCanvas account for your records.
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