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Inlet protection is causing ponding that threatens traffic safety. What is the right response?

Correct Answer

A) Modify or maintain the BMP so sediment is controlled without creating unsafe flooding.

BMPs must control sediment while preserving safe drainage.

Answer Options
A
Modify or maintain the BMP so sediment is controlled without creating unsafe flooding.
B
Leave flooding because sediment control always overrides safety
C
The site crew should remove all stormwater controls permanently
D
Pump muddy water directly to the creek, leaving inlet protection flooding unverified

Why This Is the Correct Answer

BMPs must control sediment while preserving safe drainage.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: Leave flooding because sediment control always overrides safety

Choice B gives Leave flooding because sediment control always overrides safety. Its specific error: the choice would not get the project to Modify or maintain the BMP so sediment is controlled without creating unsafe flooding.

Option C: The site crew should remove all stormwater controls permanently

Choice C (Remove all stormwater controls permanently.) is rejected because the option does not produce the required Inlet protection flooding outcome, Modify or maintain the BMP so sediment is controlled without creating unsafe flooding.

Option D: Pump muddy water directly to the creek, leaving inlet protection flooding unverified

In site construction, Pump muddy water directly to the creek. is the wrong selection for Inlet protection flooding: it points to Pump muddy water directly to the creek. but.

Memory Technique

Tag the scene with inlet protection flooding: wrong actor or wrong timing means the fix is not Modify or maintain the BMP so sediment is controlled without creating unsafe flooding.

Reference Hint

Open Developing Your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, EPA 833-R-06-004, 2007; use the index entry or section for "EPA 833-R-06-004 - erosion and sediment controls" to confirm that BMPs must control sediment while preserving safe drainage.

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