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Construction Permit & SWPPP
One of the following must be completed before any earthwork begins on site
Step 1
Determine which permit is needed for your construction site
- Work done on a single residential lot that disturbs less than one acre and IS NOT located in a subdivision that comprises more than one acre requires an in-house Mini SWPPP form and an Acknowledgement Letter - submitted with plans and standard building permit for review and approval by the Public Works Director or the City's Stormwater Representative.
- Work done on a single residential lot that disturbs less than one acre and is located in a subdivision that is an acre or larger, requires an Acknowledgment Letter concerning a Common Plan Permit for the subdivision - submitted with plans and standard building permit for review and approval by the Public Works Director or the City's Stormwater Representative.
- All other construction that disturbs an acre or more, e.g., common plan development, subdivision, or other phased project, requires a Construction General Permit (CGP) and an Acknowledgment Letter - submitted with plans and standard building permit for review and approval by the Public Works Director or the City's Stormwater Representative.
Step 2
Access the Construction Stormwater Webpage
Step 3
Under the "Permit Coverage" header, download the SWPPP template that matches your permit type.
- Templates for the Common Plan SWPPP and the Construction General Permit are available at the Department of Environmental Quality Website (opens in a new tab).
- The Mini SWPPP template can be downloaded by clicking the button on this page. See Step 1 to determine which template you need.
- Read through the instructions and information fields on the template before completing the form.
- Fill in the required fields of the downloaded SWPPP template.
Step 4
Obtain Permit Coverage - Notice of INTENT (NOI)
- At the top of the construction webpage, click the link to "Application for Stormwater Permit and Access the Permit Database".
- After logging in (create an account if you're new), select "New Permit/Plan".
- Answer the questions and pay the associated fee. Immediately after your payment is processed, you will be given a permit number and printable NOI. Coverage is for one year from the application date.
- Plain City uses online inspection monitoring, provided by ComplianceGo. Your construction site will be added to the ComplianceGo database, and you will receive a welcoming notice.
To Terminate the Permit When the Work is Done
- From the construction web page (see Step 2), click on the "Application for a Stormwater Permit and access the Permit Database link.
- Log in using the same username provided for the original application and select "Request Termination" - enter information as prompted.
- A printable Notice of Termination form can be downloaded, filled out, and returned by email to Storm Water Database.
Questions
If you have questions, please contact the Plain City Public Works Department at 801-731-4908, ext. 116, or Plain City Public Works Director, Dan Schuler, 385-466-1079.