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Why do I need a Soil Erosion Control Permit?
I’m just doing a small project; do I still need a permit?
Although my land lies within 500 feet of a lake, stream, river, drain or wetland, my house will be constructed outside the 500-foot mark. Do I still need a permit?
I want to landscape within 500 feet of a lake, stream, river, drain or wetland. Is a Soil Erosion Control Permit required?
My permit expires this fall, but I am unable to seed my lawn. What do I need to do to maintain compliance with Part 91?
A home is being constructed next-door and loose topsoil is washing into my yard. What should I do?
Where is my “drain field and septic tank”?
What agency do I contact for permission to construct my driveway?
Are there penalties for not complying with permit conditions or with the Soil Erosion Control Act?
How do I find out if there is a special assessment on my property?
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