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TOWN OF ATLANTIC BEACH OFFICE (252) 7264456 FAX (252) 7277043 Inspection Department PO Box 10, Atlantic Beach, NC 28512 LAND DISTURBANCE AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PERMIT APPLICATION PROJECT ADDRESS:

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1. Gather all necessary forms and permits for land disturbance and stormwater.
2. Identify the specific area where the land disturbance and stormwater activities will take place.
3. Ensure compliance with local regulations and environmental requirements.
4. Prepare the site by removing any existing vegetation or structures as required.
5. Create a comprehensive plan for managing sediment and erosion during the land disturbance process.
6. Implement appropriate erosion control measures such as silt fences, sediment basins, or stormwater ponds.
7. Properly dispose of any excess soil, debris, or waste materials.
8. Monitor the site regularly for any signs of erosion or sediment runoff.
9. Maintain documentation of all activities and measures taken throughout the land disturbance and stormwater process.
10. Complete any required post-disturbance cleanup and restoration activities.

Who needs land disturbance and stormwater?

1. Construction companies and contractors who are involved in land development projects.
2. Individuals or organizations undertaking significant landscaping or earthwork activities.
3. Government agencies responsible for enforcing land use and environmental regulations.
4. Property owners or developers seeking to make changes to their land that may impact stormwater runoff or soil erosion.
5. Environmental consultants or engineers involved in site planning and design.

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What is land disturbance and stormwater?

Land disturbance refers to any activity that alters the land surface, while stormwater refers to precipitation that flows over land and may pick up pollutants along the way.

Who is required to file land disturbance and stormwater?

Anyone involved in construction or development projects that involve land disturbance and stormwater runoff may be required to file documentation.

How to fill out land disturbance and stormwater?

To fill out land disturbance and stormwater documentation, you will need to provide information about the project, the location, potential impacts on stormwater, and mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of land disturbance and stormwater?

The purpose of documenting land disturbance and stormwater is to ensure that construction activities do not cause negative impacts on the environment and water quality.

What information must be reported on land disturbance and stormwater?

Information that must be reported includes project details, erosion and sediment control measures, stormwater management plans, and any monitoring or reporting requirements.