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This document serves as a fact sheet for the Proposed 2017 Construction General Permit (CGP), detailing the regulatory requirements for stormwater discharges from construction activities. It includes background information, summaries of applicable regulations, required eligibility conditions, and stipulations for obtaining permit coverage, managing sediment and erosion, pollution prevention measures, inspection and corrective action requirements, and outlines related FAQs.

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1. Gather all necessary project documentation.
2. Obtain the proposed 2017 construction general form.
3. Fill in your project's basic information, such as name and location.
4. Provide details on the scope of work to be performed.
5. Include estimated project start and completion dates.
6. Detail the safety and environmental measures that will be implemented.
7. Review and double-check all entries for accuracy.
8. Submit the completed form to the appropriate regulatory agency for approval.

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1. Contractors planning a new construction project.
2. Developers seeking to outline project specifics.
3. Regulatory agencies requiring project information for oversight.
4. Project managers needing to establish guidelines and requirements.

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What is proposed construction general permit?

A proposed construction general permit is a regulatory document that allows for certain types of construction activities to proceed without requiring individual permits, provided they meet specific criteria and conditions set by regulatory agencies.

Who is required to file proposed construction general permit?

Individuals or organizations planning to undertake construction activities that fall under the scope of the general permit requirements are required to file for the proposed construction general permit.

How to fill out proposed construction general permit?

To fill out a proposed construction general permit, you typically need to complete the required application form, provide detailed project information, specify compliance with environmental standards, and submit any necessary supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of proposed construction general permit?

The purpose of the proposed construction general permit is to streamline the permitting process for construction projects that pose minimal environmental risk while ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

What information must be reported on proposed construction general permit?

Information that must be reported includes project location, description of construction activities, potential environmental impacts, mitigation measures, and compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.