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requirements for people claiming to be experts about wetlands, and much <br /> disparity about what constitutes a wetland. <br /> Mr. Strecker said that there may the need to identify on a map where, for <br /> instance, the concrete washout area will be, but in other cases it will be a <br /> case of listing items, such as "do not damp paint down the storm sewer." <br /> Responding to a comment from Mr. McCarthy, Ms. Anderson pointed out that . <br /> erosion control was related to drainage and hydrology, and such issues often . <br /> required more expertise. She expressed concern that too much flexibility <br /> would result in extreme variations in plans, but agreed with Mr. McCarthy that <br /> professionals would not want to take liability for paint spills. <br /> Mr. McCarthy. said that the plans submittal was an interesting question, <br /> particularly.as site management was related to activity resulting from other <br /> permits. The issue was one of how the developer or builder managed construc- <br /> tion. Mr. Strecker agreed, adding that when a professional stamped a set of <br /> plans, s /he was indicating that the plans were complete, not guaranteeing that <br /> they would be followed. <br /> Mr. Strecker indicated he would develop a preliminary staff recommendation <br /> based on the committee's discussion. <br /> Mr. Lyle reviewed outstanding issues outlined in the memorandum that had not <br /> been addressed by the committee. <br /> The committee agreed not to hold an August meeting, and scheduled its next <br /> meeting for September 7, 1995. <br /> The meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m. <br /> (Recorded by Kimberly Young) <br /> sds13.075 <br /> MINUTES -- Stormwater Development Standards July 13, 1995 Page 8 <br /> Department Advisory Committee <br />