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6 <br />should be higher than a starting inspector position because it is more technical and <br />requires knowledge and experience with the engineering and construction side of erosion <br />and sediment control. <br />The benefits expected are: more and closer inspections, particularly sites with a higher <br />potential for problems and off site damage; replacement of out dated, ineffective erosion <br />and sediment controls with effective, economical controls; and more effective pollution <br />control and protection of local and downstream water resources. <br />Fees <br />In reviewing the related fees, the attached "Schedule III" illustrates two possible <br />scenarios to address the addition of new staff. <br />An across the board increase in all Erosion Control fees at the 60% recovery level would <br />pay for a new position. If more focus is placed upon the intense urban category, the <br />schedule reflects a scenario that would place these fees at the 70% recovery level while <br />increasing all other fees to the 50% recovery level. A number of other combinations are <br />possible. <br />