Bike Park open. Waiting for full vegetation establishment and remove temp DI bags

Inspected and maintained by parks dept.

Under control of parks department. Will have some more seeding on site.

Bike park complete. Storm drains along Mtn Cove Road have inlet protection installed for until full stabilization. Permit open to monitor temp BMPs and revegetation with Parks n Rec.

Provided contact card to facility manager to discuss any ESC issues. There are a few spots within the park. Also recommmend surrounding the rocky swales perimeter sediment control wattle to keep fine material out of the free draining areas

Being watched by Parks Dept.

Meeting with Toby, Boise Parks and Rec project manager. This permit covers the bike park and dog park vegetation establishment phase. After establishment, temporary storm drains and wattles will be removed and permit closed.

Boise Parks and Rec will complete SWPPP inspections at a reduced frequency this winter.

Going to add a slope runon diversion berm along the parallel parking area for dog park to divert sheet flow away from the slope that is not yet vegetated/stabilized

Site walk-through with Alpine Bike Parks RP Morgan to discuss wattle placement conducted 11/12. Follow up installation check completed on 11/14.

ESC permit is to remain open for revegetation monitoriong. Once vegetation is established, final temporary BMP (perimeter straw wattles) removal will be done by Parks n Rec facility management crew.

Perimeter wattles have been properly installed by Alpine crew in 3 locations along Mtn. Cove Road:

- banked area between road and ramp up to the bathroom. Upper wattle is there to direct parking lot runoff down ramp instead of over the disturbed area. Suggest this area be fenced off or blocked with rocks to prevent damage to wattles and erosion.

- wattles installed at south end of parking area (parking lot entrance) to protect an area that was recently hydroseeded. This area should also be fenced in to prevent damage to seeded area and promote growth.

-perimeter wattle installed below the bike park rock sign on corner of Mtn. Cove & Reserve.

There is temporary storm drain protection installed in rocky swale for parking lot that should be removed after this season. Alplne removed sediment bag and cleaned around the inlet at the corner of Shaw Mtn and reserve.

- DI bags installed along Mtn Cove road were installed by Young Paving for the road work and will remain installed at this time. Young Paving is to clean up their staging area in the Ft. Boise parking lot (Scout Lane) and remove/repurpose the wattles between road and Cottonwood Creek flume now that road work is complete.

No further requests for Alpine crew, will notify Parks and Rec project manager Toby Norton.

Working on final sprinklers and hydroseeded on site. Parking lot completed and paved. Area is clean, shoulde be done with everything in a few weeks.

Paving crew working on pump tracks, concrete crew on sidewalks. Sites are contained, no ESC issues.

Site is clean. No blowing dust or trackout. Some irragation installed. Rear entrance clean and not leaving site. Lots of goatheads, let Martha know.

Site interested in using compost for erosion control, but needs to balance inputs and outputs in the bike park bowl. Will work on planning an a potential test area where compost can be applied. Working with PW Solid Waste on project.

Construction entrance installed properly.

Notified project manager about possilbly using compost for erosion control and sediment control berms.

WIP on grading and excavation within the Ft. Boise basin area. No offhaul yet, no additional construction entrance installed yet. No sediment runoff or trackout observed. Job site and worker parking area has been kept clean.