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How to fill out the Jurisdictional Determination Request Form - Pittsburgh District - U.S. online
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on completing the Jurisdictional Determination Request Form for the Pittsburgh District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Whether you are familiar with regulatory requirements or filling out forms online, this guide will assist you in ensuring a complete and accurate submission.
Follow the steps to fill out the form accurately.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Jurisdictional Determination Request Form and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Begin filling out the Location and Information about Property section. Provide the property address, city or unincorporated area, county, state, township name, zip code, and latitude/longitude in decimal degrees along with the size of the property in acres.
- Indicate if the property is subject to a conservation easement or deed restriction. If yes, explain and provide details regarding the project area.
- Specify whether the property has previously served as a site for mitigation for a USACE-permitted project. If yes, provide relevant details.
- Clarify if the property is adjacent to a USACE-permitted project by answering yes or no. If yes, include the project's name, permittee's details, and Corps permit number if available.
- Complete the Property Owner Contact Information section. Fill in the property owner's name, mailing address, city, state, daytime telephone, fax number, zip code, and email address.
- If the requestor is not the property owner, provide the requestor's contact information in the specified fields.
- Attach a map indicating the latitude and longitude of any water bodies or wetlands related to the property. Include any relevant surveys or site photographs that may support your request.
- If applicable, identify and provide details about any potential work being considered on the property, including the location and type of work on the site map or separate drawing.
- Certify that the information you have provided in the form is accurate and complete by filling in the date and signing as the property owner.
- Once completed, save your changes, download the form, print it for signature, and prepare to mail it along with the supporting documents to the specified address.
Complete your Jurisdictional Determination Request Form online for a smooth submission process.
A jurisdictional determination is a decision by the Army Corps of Engineers as to whether areas on your property are regulated under federal statutes. A federally-regulated wetland, lake, pond or stream is called a "waters of the U.S."