Follow the steps to complete your application efficiently.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the designated document editor.
2. Begin with the owner information section. Enter the property owner's full name along with a daytime telephone number. If applicable, provide the co-owner's information as well.
3. Fill in the property owner's mailing address, including the city, state, and zip code.
4. Indicate the type of ownership by checking the relevant box if the property is owned by an estate, partnership, or corporation.
5. In the property information section, specify the municipality and county where the property is located.
6. Provide details from your most recent tax bill, including the block number, lot number, and assessed value. Indicate whether the property is farmland assessed and complete the annual property taxes.
7. Record the total acres of the property and the property address or nearest street. Include the municipal zoning district information as provided by the municipal zoning officer.
8. Enter the date you acquired the title to the property and the date of the last flood event.
9. Indicate whether there are any structures located on the property by selecting 'yes' or 'no.' If applicable, describe the structures and attach photos of any damages.
10. Complete questions regarding the current use of the property, past commercial activities, and any existing leases, rental agreements, or liens.
11. Answer if you have ever applied elsewhere to sell the property for preservation, then provide any relevant descriptions.
12. Specify the closest water body and whether a completed elevation certificate is available.
13. Indicate if the property is insured under the National Flood Insurance Program, if a flood claim payment has been received, and whether any development approvals are being pursued.
14. If the property is currently listed for sale, provide the realtor’s name and phone number, as well as the asking price.
15. Describe any unique or special environmental features of the property and detail any historical associations.
16. If you have a representative, provide their information including relationship, name, address, and signature.
17. Attach relevant documents as needed, including tax maps, title insurance policy, deed of property, surveys, photos of damaged structures, and the elevation certificate.
18. Certify the information provided by signing the application and dating it. Ensure that all individuals with ownership interest sign as required.
19. After completing the form, you can save changes, download, print, or share the application as needed.

Complete your application online today to move forward with the Blue Acres Program.