Site had been discharging turbid water from construction project. Discussed options with engineer, (Dave Powell). Stop work was placed on dewatering activities until additional options can be implemented. Summary of options suggested by engineer are: 1) install silt fence (northeast) to direct water to west part of project away from off site animal pens, 2) re-work west basin to receive re-directed water, 3) water will then get pumped into west basin from east basin, 4) water will then be pumped into vegetation to endeavor to remove the majority of sediment. I suggested that multiple points of discharge be used into vegetative area instead of one main area of discharge. This is the second time that this mulitiple points of discharge has been recommended. Also, informed engineer and contractor that it is their responsibility to comply with NPDES/ESC requirements of only discharging non-turbid water from the site. This moring turbid discharges were observed and documented leaving the site into Penn canel and into established wetlands. Once additional bmp's are in place the directives were to contact Steve W. at which time re-commencing of dewatering may start and the stop work will be lifted. Also, if this option does not work to reduce turbidity then the contract will need to stop and re-think the scope of work and re-submit additional plan to Boise City ESC division.