Summit Services Group

• Develop Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans for facilities that store regulated quantities of oil or fuel.
• Conduct site visits to confirm that required containment, spill response equipment, and other countermeasures are in place.
• Document SPCC measures so facilities are better prepared for inspections or spill events.

Noise monitoring and sound mitigation

• Prepare sound mitigation plans for oil and gas operations located near dwellings.
• Provide noise monitoring services to document sound levels during various stages of operations.
• Align services with Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) regulations, including the 2021 Section 400 noise requirements.

Field‑tested experience

• Local experience on Colorado's Western Slope and other oil and gas basins.
• Practical recommendations based on field conditions and regulatory expectations.
• Coordination with operators to minimize disruptions to ongoing operations while compliance work is completed.

Summit Services Group helps contractors, developers, property owners, and operators across Colorado manage stormwater and related environmental compliance so projects can move forward without unnecessary delays.

Who we serve

• Residential, commercial, and industrial developments
• Oil and gas exploration and production sites
• Power generation and transmission projects
• Municipal and private infrastructure projects

Core services

• Stormwater plan development
• Prepare Stormwater Management Plans (SWMPs) and related erosion control documentation to meet local and state requirements.
• Coordinate with Colorado Discharge Permit System (CDPS) Construction Stormwater Permit requirements where applicable.

• Stormwater inspections
• Routine construction stormwater inspections at the locally required frequency (weekly, bi‑weekly, monthly, and post‑storm).
• Annual stormwater inspections for properties subject to Colorado MS4 requirements, including detention ponds and permanent control measures.

• SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure)
• SPCC plan writing for facilities that store oil or fuel.
• Site visits and inspections to confirm that required countermeasures are in place and documented.

• Noise monitoring (oil and gas)
• Sound mitigation plan development and noise monitoring for oil and gas operations near dwellings, aligned with 2021 COGCC Section 400 requirements.

• Drone LiDAR mapping
• Aerial and LiDAR support for mapping and documentation needs on complex or remote sites.

• Dewatering and vegetation monitoring
• Dewatering support for construction sites.
• Vegetation monitoring to support stabilization and reclamation requirements.

• Documentation and closeout support
• Support for inspection documentation, SWMP updates, and permit closeout so records are organized and ready for review.

Compliance support in urgent situations

Summit frequently assists projects that are under regulatory pressure, including:

• Recent visits from local or state regulators
• Stop work orders
• Notices of Violation (NOVs)

The team focuses on quickly assessing the situation, recommending practical corrective actions, and helping clients get back into compliance.

Summit Services Group provides construction stormwater inspection and documentation services across Colorado.

Construction stormwater inspections

• Routine inspections at the frequencies required by local jurisdictions or permits (for example, weekly, bi‑weekly, monthly, and post‑storm).
• On‑site assessment of BMP condition, erosion and sediment control, and overall site drainage.
• Identification of action items and follow‑up needs so issues are addressed promptly.

Annual stormwater inspections (MS4)

For properties covered under Colorado's MS4 stormwater programs, Summit offers:

• Annual inspections of drainage systems, detention ponds, and permanent stormwater control measures.
• Condition assessments for erosion, sediment buildup, and structural concerns.
• Documentation of findings and recommended corrective actions.

Documentation and reporting

• Preparation of written inspection reports that record site conditions, deficiencies, and corrective actions.
• Support for keeping SWMPs, site maps, and records current with field conditions.
• Assistance with organizing inspection and maintenance records so they are ready if requested by regulators.

Support during regulatory attention

Summit's inspectors and operations managers help clients who are:

• Preparing for a scheduled regulatory inspection.
• Responding to an inspection report or Notice of Violation.
• Working to resolve compliance concerns identified by state or local agencies.

The team's goal is to provide clear, practical recommendations that help projects remain compliant while allowing construction to proceed.

• Core service areas include the Colorado Front Range and Western Colorado.
• Inspectors are strategically located across the state to support projects in multiple regions.
• Services are available for both urban and remote or rugged project sites.

Main contact information

• Toll‑free: 800‑540‑7967
• Phone: 303‑877‑0039
• Email: info@summitservicesgroup.com

Clients can also reach Summit through the contact form on the website.

Operations managers

For many new clients, the fastest way to get help is to call one of Summit's Operations Managers:

• Front Range Operations Manager – Andy Wallenkamp
• Cell: 303‑877‑0039
• Email: andyw@summitservicesgroup.com

• Western Colorado Operations Manager – BJ Russell
• Cell: 970‑812‑2293
• Email: bjr@summitservicesgroup.com

These managers lead inspection teams in their respective regions and can quickly diagnose needs, provide proposals, and schedule services.

Typical response times

• Phone calls to the Operations Managers are usually the quickest way to begin service, especially for urgent compliance needs.
• Website contact form submissions are typically answered within one business day for less urgent inquiries.

• Prepare SWMPs that meet local, state, and Colorado Discharge Permit System (CDPS) Construction Stormwater Permit requirements where applicable.
• Coordinate with jurisdiction‑specific requirements, including cities and counties with their own stormwater standards.
• Provide SWMPs and associated maps that clearly show Best Management Practices (BMPs), drainage patterns, and site phasing.

Cost‑conscious BMP selection

Decisions made in the SWMP often dictate spending during active construction. Summit focuses on:

• Selecting BMPs that are effective for the site while avoiding unnecessary costs.
• Placing BMPs where they will provide the most benefit for erosion and sediment control.
• Phasing BMP installation and removal to match construction activities.

Keeping plans aligned with field conditions

• Update SWMPs as site conditions change so that plans match what is built in the field.
• Document changes and corrective actions so records remain complete for inspections and audits.
• Coordinate with Summit's inspection services so that findings in the field are reflected in plan updates.

When to contact Summit about SWMPs

Summit can help when:

• A project needs a new SWMP to start work.
• A jurisdiction has requested revisions or additional documentation.
• A project is facing tight deadlines to secure plan approval.
• A regulator has identified gaps between the SWMP and field conditions.

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