Which of the following is NOT one of the five questions an inspector should address during a site visit?

One of the primary responsibilities of an inspector during a site visit is to evaluate the effectiveness of erosion and sediment control measures in place, as well as their maintenance. The focus of the inspector is to ensure that the project is compliant with environmental regulations and that protective measures are effective in preventing erosion and sediment runoff. Therefore, questions such as whether erosion and sediment control measures are being maintained, if erosion is being controlled on the site, and if there are any impacts to adjacent properties are all crucial to address.

The inquiry about a project's schedule, while important for project management, is not directly related to the inspector's primary concerns regarding erosion and sediment control. An inspector's role centers around environmental protection and compliance rather than project timelines. This distinction makes the question about project scheduling not applicable as one of the five essential questions an inspector should focus on during a site visit.