Get Soil & Erosion Permits From Barry County Form

This guide provides clear instructions for filling out the Soil & Erosion Permits From Barry County Form online. By following these steps, you can ensure that your application is complete and submitted correctly.

Follow the steps to effectively complete the application form

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Complete the applicant section by checking the appropriate box to indicate whether you are the landowner or a designated agent. Enter your name, address, city, state, zip code, and telephone number.
3. Fill in the location details including section, town north, range west, township, city/village, subdivision/site condominium, lot or unit number, street address, and property tax ID number.
4. Select the project type from the provided options such as landscaping, residential, commercial, or other relevant categories.
5. Describe the proposed earth change by specifying the soil type, detailing the project, and noting the size of the earth change in acres or square feet.
6. List the name of the water course (e.g., lake, river, stream) and provide the distance to the water course, along with the project start and completion dates.
7. Prepare a soil erosion and sedimentation control plan. Estimate the cost and ensure you attach the required number of complete sets of plans as noted in the instructions.
8. Provide details for the parties responsible for the earth change, including the landowner's name and contact information if it was not listed earlier.
9. If a performance deposit is required, indicate the type of deposit (cash, certified check, etc.) and provide the necessary details.
10. Affirm the accuracy of the provided information by obtaining the required signatures from the landowner and/or designated agent, including the dates.
11. Lastly, review the form for completeness before saving changes, downloading, printing, or sharing the form as necessary.

Complete your Soil & Erosion Permits From Barry County Form online today!