Section 323.1707. Application review and permit procedures.

(1) A person who is designated by the county or local enforcing agency who is trained in soil erosion and   sedimentation  control  methods   and techniques  shall  review  and approve  a soil erosion and sedimentation control plan.

(2)      The appropriate enforcing agency shall approve, disapprove, or require modification of an application for an earth change permit within 30 calendar days following receipt of the application. The  enforcing  agency shall notify an applicant   of by first-class mail. If an applicant is disapproved, then the  enforcing  agency   shall advise the applicant by certified mail of its reasons for disapproval and conditions required for approval. The enforcing agency need not notify an applicant of  approval or disapproval by mail if the applicant is given written approval or disapproval of the

application in person.  A permit given  to   the  applicant   either  in person or by first-class mail constitutes approval.

(3)    A permit that contains state prescribed information shall be used by each county or local enforcing agency and shall  include  any additional provisions required by the county or local enforcing agency.  The   permit shall be available at the site of the earth change for inspection.

(4)  Upon a determination that a permit applicant has met  all  of  the requirements of these rules, Part 91 and the local ordinance, if applicable, the appropriate enforcing agency shall issue a permit for the proposed earth change.

History: 1979 AC; 1998 AACS; 2007 AACS.