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Erosion Control in St. Clair County, MI

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Erosion Control in St. Clair County

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Erosion Control by city in St. Clair County

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The job

What erosion control usually includes

  • Review of the site plan and any soil erosion permit conditions
  • Silt fence or filter socks installed before earth moving
  • Stone construction entrance to limit mud tracking
  • Storm drain inlet protection
  • Temporary seeding, mulch or erosion blankets on bare soil
  • Inspection and repair after storms
  • Removal of controls after final stabilization
Price

What drives the cost of erosion control in St. Clair County

  • Size of the disturbed area and length of perimeter controls
  • Slope steepness and closeness to water
  • Type of stabilization: seed, blanket, rock or retaining structures
  • Length of the project and maintenance visits
  • Permit conditions set by the enforcing agency
  • Access for equipment near water or slopes
  • Shoreline or bank work that needs other approvals
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How to compare erosion control quotes

  • Ask whether they have worked under your county or city soil erosion program.
  • Confirm who applies for the permit and who is the responsible party.
  • Ask how often controls are inspected and repaired.
  • Compare the long term stabilization plan, not only silt fence.
  • Check licenses and ask for proof of insurance.

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Erosion Control in St. Clair County: FAQ

Generally when an earth change disturbs one acre or more, or is within 500 feet of a lake or stream. Check with the county or municipal enforcing agency, since local rules can be stricter.
The county enforcing agency, or a city, village or township that runs its own approved program. EGLE oversees the program statewide.
Common fixes are regrading to a gentler slope, erosion blankets with seed, redirecting runoff, or rock and retaining walls on steep banks.
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Permits come from the city, village or township where the property sits, not the county. Your city page lists the building department.

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