Which of the following is NOT a sediment control BMP?

Dust suppression walls are not classified as a sediment control Best Management Practice (BMP) because their primary purpose is to reduce airborne dust and particulate matter rather than to control sediment runoff from construction sites. While dust suppression is important for air quality and worker health, sediment control BMPs specifically aim to prevent the movement and transport of soil particles into water bodies or on-site areas, which is vital for protecting water quality.

In contrast, filter fabric inlet protection, sediment tube ditch checks, and stabilized construction entrances are all designed to mitigate the impact of sediment. Filter fabric inlet protection helps shield storm drains from sediment-laden runoff, sediment tube ditch checks work to slow down and capture sediment in ditches, and stabilized construction entrances help minimize sediment tracking onto public roadways by providing a clean surface for vehicles leaving construction sites. Each of these practices directly addresses the control of sediment, distinguishing them from dust suppression efforts.