Which material is specifically noted for use in conjunction with a diversion fence?

The use of 10 ML or thicker impervious sheeting in conjunction with a diversion fence is significant in erosion and sediment control practices. Impervious sheeting is utilized because it effectively prevents water infiltration, thus redirecting surface water runoff away from areas susceptible to erosion. This redirection is crucial in minimizing sediment transport and protecting the integrity of the site.

In contrast, while other materials such as geotextiles serve important roles in sediment control, their applications differ. Woven slit film and monofilament geotextiles typically function to filter sediment from water or provide stabilization but do not create a barrier against water flow like impervious sheeting does. Nonwoven geotextiles have applications in drainage and filtration as well but again do not fit the specific role that an impervious layer plays when used in conjunction with diversion fences. Therefore, the use of 10 ML or thicker impervious sheeting is particularly noted for enhancing the effectiveness of diversion fences in managing water flow and sediment control.