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Gold Canyon Resources Inc Springpole Project Access Road:
Generic Sediment Control and Installation Plan
Crossings # 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11,12,13,14
Date: 10 July 2013
Prepared by: Steve Bros, R.P.F., Merin Forest Management
1.0 Purpose
This Generic Sediment Control and Installation Plan will be used for Crossings
# 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11,12,13,14 as identified on the Springpole Road ROW corridor map in the Bruce
Adamson Water Crossing Report Springpole Road (October 21, 2012).
Crossing 2 to 6 are located within the Trout Lake Forest FMP approved Wenasaga Road Corridor.
These crossings will be constructed to the primary road standards outlined in the FMP and the
Domtar Standard Operating Procedures (a copy is supplied as a supplementary document – Domtar
Road Construction SOP)
2.0 Applicable Guidelines for Project
In addition to the Domtar Standard Operating Procedures, the following MNR Guideline Manuals and
Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements will be on site for reference by
the Site Supervisor:
• The Environmental Guidelines for Access Roads and Water Crossings (1995),
• Engineering Northeast Region Culvert Sizing at Water Crossings (1998),
• Crown Land Bridge Management Guidelines (2007),
• CSP Culvert Installation at Water Crossings on Forest Access Roads (1996),
• Erosion and Sediment Control at Water Crossings on Forest Access Roads Field Card (2000)
• MNR Guidelines for Culverts Installed in the Winter (1996)
• Instream Sediment Control Techniques Field Implementation Manual (1996)
• DFO operational statements
• Culvert Maintenance Ver 3.0
• Ice Bridge and Snow Fills Ver 3.0
• Clear Span Bridges Ver 3.0
• Bridge Maintenance Ver 3.0
• Timing Windows Ver 1.0
3.0 Project Administration and Scheduling
Personnel involved in this winter road construction and stream crossing installations will be instructed
on the procedures in this plan prior to the start of the project. This instruction will be completed by the
onsite project supervisor who will:
1. Have MNR stream crossing training on sediment control and culvert installation.
2. Have training on operational application of the MNR Stand and Site Guide.
3. Be a certified forest operations compliance inspector.
4. Be experienced in forest operations, winter road construction and stream crossings.
The crossing installation will occur upon MNR approval and is tentatively scheduled for the period 1
October 2013 to 31 March 2014. The crossings are all classified as cool water.
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