Which measure is included in the SWMP for pollution prevention?

Good housekeeping practices are essential components of a Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP) focused on pollution prevention. These practices include maintaining a clean and organized site, proper storage and disposal of materials, regular clean-up of spills, and managing waste effectively to minimize potential contamination of stormwater. By implementing good housekeeping measures, construction sites can greatly reduce the likelihood of pollutants being washed into nearby water bodies during rain events.

This proactive approach not only helps maintain site integrity but also aligns with regulatory requirements aimed at reducing non-point source pollution, thus supporting overall environmental protection goals. Properly executed, good housekeeping practices can significantly mitigate the impact of construction activities on the surrounding ecosystem.