Preparing ESCP

Epic Permits Hawaii prepares Erosion and Sediment Control Plans (ESCP) that meet Oahu requirements, helping your project move through review smoothly and stay compliant on site.

What Is an ESCP?

An Erosion and Sediment Control Plan describes how your construction site will keep soil, silt and runoff from leaving the property and reaching streams, storm drains and the ocean. In Hawaii, where heavy rain and steep terrain can move sediment quickly, reviewers expect a plan that is specific, realistic and easy to follow in the field. A well prepared ESCP protects your neighbors and the environment, and it protects you from stop work orders, fines and delays.

What We Include in Your Plan

We begin by reviewing your site, your scope of work and your schedule. From there we prepare the site map, identify drainage paths and select the best management practices that suit your conditions, such as silt fences, stabilized construction entrances, inlet protection, stockpile covers and concrete washout areas. We add clear notes, maintenance and inspection steps, and the details your contractor needs so the plan works as drawn once crews are on the ground.

Erosion control barrier lined with white fabric along a dirt construction site trench

Silt fence and erosion control measures at a construction site

Engineer reviewing an erosion and sediment control plan

Built for Approval

Our goal is to get your plan approved without repeated corrections. We know what city and county reviewers look for, and we prepare each submittal to answer their questions before they ask. If comments do come back, we respond quickly and keep you informed. Whether you are building a new home, adding to an existing one or starting a larger project, we help you take the next step with confidence. Contact us today to talk about your property and your timeline.