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public sidewalks of Hollywood Way at Empire Avenue outside the airport, Burbank, CA

Log the build's runoff.

Log the public storm inlets around the Burbank airport terminal build after every rain and monthly. Read all of it

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Proof it takes, the deadline, the level
  • Proofevery perimeter inlet located, photographed with its state + sediment controls described from public ground + after-rain observations timed, discharges filed + the log's anchor hash
  • Open until2026-12-14
  • Levelentry
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Log the public storm inlets around the Burbank airport terminal build after every rain and monthly. Everything that washes off Hollywood Burbank Airport replacement passenger terminal (Elevate BUR) reaches the ocean through the public inlets on Hollywood Way between Empire Avenue and Thornton Avenue, and Empire Avenue along the airport's south edge. Check every inlet protected or bare, silt fence or fiber roll visible at the fence line and whole or fallen, sediment on the sidewalk and in the gutter, muddy water at the curb, wash water at the gate, each with a photo, a time and a GPS point. File what you saw on the city's stormwater reporting line and, for a discharge, with the regional water board, and record the reference numbers. This program publishes observations and their references and never declares a site compliant, safe, clean or in violation; that is the agency's call.

Offer to pay $80. The receipt lands onchain once the proof is approved.

What it looks like
A worker photographs a public storm inlet near the Burbank airport terminal build with a phone and notes any muddy water at the curb. The log ends as an inlet map with the runoff seen at each.

A description of this kind of work, not a record that it happened here.

Where
public sidewalks of Hollywood Way at Empire Avenue outside the airport, Burbank, CA. Open the map
Pay
$80 proposed

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Proof
every perimeter inlet located, photographed with its state + sediment controls described from public ground + after-rain observations timed, discharges filed + the log's anchor hash

This is exactly what gets it approved. Nothing settles without it.

Level
entry: anyone can start here
Open until
2026-12-14
Posted by
0x034F…6c89

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Safety, read before you claim

Nothing inside the fence is done by a worker, ever: documentation stays on the sidewalk, parkway or road edge. Never work during a downpour on a road edge, and never open or reach into a storm inlet.

The full safety list for this job:

  • Traffic, Title 8 section 1598: wear a high-visibility vest, jacket or shirt (ANSI/ISEA 107) on any walk or curb edge next to moving traffic, and work from the sidewalk side.
  • Wet footing: water across a walk is a slip hazard, so go around it on the public side in slip-resistant shoes, and never wade or step into a gutter flow.
  • Stop and file, never confront: if muddy or soapy water runs across the walkway, photograph it from where you stand, back away and file it, and write what you see, not what it means.
  • Permission: a public sidewalk needs no owner's permission, so if the only view of an inlet is from private property, skip it.
How this work is done

How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

  • GPS phone with a camera and the local rain record open
  • hi-vis vest and rain gear for after-rain observation, never during a downpour
  • the city's stormwater reporting line and the regional water board's complaint line written down
  • a hashing tool for the anchor step

Steps

  1. From public ground, locate every public storm inlet on the perimeter block with a GPS point and photograph each one with its protection state: protected (a cover, a gravel bag ring or a filter insert visible), bare, or clogged. Never open or lift a grate.
  2. Read the fence line from the sidewalk: silt fence, fiber rolls or gravel bag berms visible and whole, or fallen, gapped or buried, each photographed with a GPS point. Nothing is entered and nothing is touched on the build side.
  3. After each rain, return within a day and log muddy water at the curb, sediment on the sidewalk and in the gutter, and wash water at the gate, with the rain's date beside each photo's time. Never observe from a road edge during a downpour.
  4. File what you saw on the city's stormwater reporting line and, for a discharge, with the regional water board, file a clogged inlet with the city, and record every reference number. The build's stormwater duties are the build's own; the log only says what was seen.
  5. Publish the log with its photos, times and reference numbers, without any statement that the site is compliant or in violation, and anchor its content hash via vealth.net/anchor.

What counts as done

  • Every public inlet on the perimeter located with a GPS point and photographed with its protection state (protected, bare, clogged)
  • The fence line's visible sediment controls described and photographed as whole or fallen, from public ground only
  • Any after-rain observation with the rain's date and the time of the photo, and any discharge filed with the city's stormwater line and the regional water board, reference numbers recorded
  • The log published in full and its content hash anchored via vealth.net/anchor

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