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A storm is forecast and loose plastic, foam, and packaging are stored outside. What should be done?

Correct Answer

B) Secure or contain loose materials and protect drainage inlets while maintaining drainage.

Secure loose waste before rain and keep it out of runoff. Use appropriate inlet protection while maintaining drainage; do not push debris to the curb. Caltrans section 13 provides construction water-pollution-control guidance, not a blanket Title 24 requirement. Source: https://dot.ca.gov/-/media/dot-media/programs/design/documents/2025_stdspecs.pdf

Answer Options
A
Let wind remove the debris.
B
Secure or contain loose materials and protect drainage inlets while maintaining drainage.
C
Pile debris near the curb.
D
Leave pallets in the street.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Secure loose waste before rain and keep it out of runoff. Use appropriate inlet protection while maintaining drainage; do not push debris to the curb. Caltrans section 13 provides construction water-pollution-control guidance, not a blanket Title 24 requirement. Source: https://dot.ca.gov/-/media/dot-media/programs/design/documents/2025_stdspecs.pdf

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