Get the free Critical Area Impervious Coverage rev May b2009b - talbotcountymd

Applicants Name: Permit Number: CRITICAL AREA LOT COVERAGE COMPUTATION WORKSHEET ***One Acre 43,560 square feet*** SECTION A For additions to existing structures, driveways, sidewalks & other lot

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How to fill out critical area impervious coverage:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information and documents related to the project, such as property survey, site plan, and any relevant permits or approvals.
2. Review the local regulations and guidelines regarding critical area impervious coverage to ensure compliance and understanding of the requirements.
3. Identify the area that will be considered impervious, such as buildings, parking lots, driveways, sidewalks, and other paved surfaces.
4. Measure the total area of impervious surfaces using appropriate tools like a laser distance measurer or measuring tape.
5. Calculate the impervious coverage ratio by dividing the total area of impervious surfaces by the total area of the project site.
6. Complete the critical area impervious coverage form provided by the local authority, which may include sections for project information, site details, and impervious area calculations.
7. Fill in all the required fields accurately and provide any necessary supporting documentation or site-specific details as requested.
8. Double-check all the information provided, including calculations, to ensure accuracy and completeness of the form.
9. Submit the completed critical area impervious coverage form to the designated local authority or regulatory body along with any required fees or additional documentation.
10. Follow up with the appropriate agency to inquire about the status of the application and any further steps that may be required.

Who needs critical area impervious coverage?

1. Individuals or organizations who are planning to develop or modify properties located within critical areas.
2. Property owners who intend to construct or expand impervious surfaces, such as buildings, parking lots, or driveways, within designated critical areas.
3. Developers or builders who are undertaking projects that fall under the jurisdiction of local regulations requiring critical area impervious coverage assessment and compliance.

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What is critical area impervious coverage?

Critical area impervious coverage refers to the amount of land on a property that is covered by impervious surfaces, such as buildings, pavement, and other structures, within a designated critical area.

Who is required to file critical area impervious coverage?

Property owners or developers who have land within a designated critical area are required to file critical area impervious coverage.

How to fill out critical area impervious coverage?

Critical area impervious coverage can be filled out by providing detailed information about the impervious surfaces on the property, including the type and size of each surface.

What is the purpose of critical area impervious coverage?

The purpose of critical area impervious coverage is to monitor and restrict the amount of impervious surfaces within critical areas to protect the environment and prevent pollution.

What information must be reported on critical area impervious coverage?

Information such as the type, size, and location of impervious surfaces, as well as any mitigation measures taken to reduce impervious coverage, must be reported on critical area impervious coverage.