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Finalize Erosion Control and Site Clean-up

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What happens here

As the slope work nears completion, ensure all erosion control measures, particularly the silt fence, are properly maintained and functional. The area around the base of the slope should be clean, and any temporary tarps used for protection from rain or for debris collection should be removed. While the final surface preparation with a power rake is mentioned as a future step in the series, this step covers the initial cleanup and ensuring the newly graded slope is prepared for the next phase of revegetation, minimizing immediate erosion risks.

Goal: Secure the completed slope against erosion and leave the site tidy.

Tools and materials

  • Power Rake Attachment CMP Attachments — Preparing the seedbed for vegetation (to be used in a subsequent project phase)
  • Rakes — Smoothing the topsoil
  • Shovels — Manual cleanup of debris
  • Silt Fence — Maintaining existing erosion barriers
  • Tarps — Protecting areas from rain or collecting debris

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there was tarp too so for that no problems doing on this nasty the thing is a billy goat alright guys that's all we got for you today on the next video we are going to be concluding this job but we're also gonna be taking a look at a brand new bucket that we just picked up from CMP attachments it's got a power rake built right into the back of it and we're going to show you how this works on this jobsite it was a game changer but we're also going to be wrapping up this project and sharing with you all of the details of what we did how much soil we brought in how we completed this project so that's coming at you in the very next video in this series now do me a favor you guys

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