Section 3710.30 Requirements to Obtain and Contents of a Development Permit
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TITLE: 17: CONSERVATION
CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
SUBCHAPTER h: WATER RESOURCES
PART 3710 FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR STATE OWNED PROPERTIES
SECTION 3710.30 REQUIREMENTS TO OBTAIN AND CONTENTS OF A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Section 3710.30 Requirements to Obtain and Contents of a
Development Permit
a) No
State agency shall commence any development in a floodplain without first
obtaining a permit from the Department and shall follow all requirements and
standards as specified in the issued permit for all development activity.
b) No
State agency shall commence any development of a critical facility on land
below the 0.2% annual chance flood elevation without first obtaining a permit
from the Department.
c) The
Department will only issue a permit for development activities, including new
construction and substantial improvements, that meet the requirements of this
Part.
d) The
Department shall notify an applicant of any deficiencies in their application,
if the application is denied, and the reasons for the denial.
e) The
start of construction, as defined, for work authorized by a permit issued under
this Part, shall commence within 180 days after its issuance. All permitted
work shall be completed by the permit expiration date located on the permit or
the permit shall expire.
f) Time
extensions for the completion of permitted work may be granted, in writing, by
the Department. If a time extension is granted by the Department, the
extension shall be granted only if the original permit is compliant with this
Part, the FIRM, and the FIS in effect at the time the extension is granted.
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