How does CP ensure ecological integrity?
Through our partnership with Pollinator Partnership and our collaboration with local native plant experts, we design gardens that are biologically meaningful and sustainable.
What maintenance is required?
Pollinator gardens require seasonal care such as weeding, mulching, and occasional replanting. We offer long-term maintenance contracts to keep installations thriving.
How are plants selected?
We use regionally native species chosen to provide continuous blooms across spring, summer, and fall. This ensures year-round habitat and maximizes ecological benefit.
Do pollinator gardens count toward stormwater or TMDL compliance?
Yes. When designed with infiltration and nutrient reduction in mind, they can contribute to runoff reduction goals and support TMDL pollutant reduction credits.
Who can benefit from a pollinator garden?
Homebuilders, HOAs, schools, municipalities, and private landowners all benefit from the ecological, compliance, and community value pollinator gardens provide.
Can multiple users access the system at once?
Yes. Superintendents, project managers, and inspectors can all access, update, and review the same records in real time.
How does this help with corrective actions?
Each corrective action item is linked directly to your digital BMP map, removing any uncertainty about its location or required resolution.
What happens if a document is missing or outdated?
Documents can be uploaded instantly to complete the record, preventing non-compliance issues that would otherwise arise from incomplete binders.
Can inspectors access the Digital SWPPP remotely?
Yes. County and state inspectors can securely review the SWPPP online, verify documents, and confirm compliance without needing to visit your site office.
How long do I need to retain SWPPP records?
SWPPP records must be maintained for at least three years after the completion of construction or as otherwise required by your permit conditions.