Follow the steps to complete your application smoothly:

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter the property owner's contact information in the designated fields. This includes their name, phone number, mailing address, city, state, zip code, and email address.
3. If the applicant or designated agent differs from the property owner, provide their contact details similarly.
4. In the project location section, fill out the project's address, city, zip code, property tax ID, township, and section. Additionally, provide directions to the site.
5. Select the type of project from the provided options to indicate whether it is residential, commercial, shoreline, agricultural, or pertains to gravel/peat/clay/sand/topsoil pits.
6. Describe the earth change activities in detail. Include specifics like footings, roadwork, landscaping, and any associated activities.
7. Specify the square footage of total earth change and the distance to the nearest surface water body.
8. Affirm the accuracy of the provided information by signing the application with the property owner's and applicant's names and dates.
9. Detail the soil erosion and sedimentation control plan by entering the expected start and end dates of the project, along with the sequence of earth change activities.
10. Name the individual responsible for onsite erosion control during construction and provide their contact details.
11. Outline the final stabilization or landscaping plan, indicating what methods will be used and who will perform the tasks.
12. Prepare a site plan showcasing all soil erosion control measures required by law, including a scale drawing, distances to water, dimensions of proposed changes, and soil erosion control measures.
13. Once all sections are completed, review your application to ensure accuracy. Users can save any changes made, download, print, or share the completed form.

Begin your application process online today to ensure your project complies with soil erosion regulations.