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 Water Quality Permit Program


NPDES Stormwater Discharge Permits -
1200-C Permit Application Guidance, Forms and Example Drawings

Complete application packet

  • 1200-C Application and Guidance document: This document contains all of the guidance and forms needed to apply for a 1200-C permit. [PDF]   [DOC (3MB)]

Forms

NOTE: The following forms can also be found in the Application and Guidance document above.

  • NPDES 1200-C Permit Application [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS)
  • Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Part I: Narrative [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Part II: BMPs with Rationale and ESCP Implementation Schedule [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Part III: ESCP Drawings [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Action Plan  [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Inspection Report  [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Name change and/or Permit Transfer for NPDES or WPCF Permit  [PDF]  [DOC]
  • Notice of Termination  [PDF]  [DOC]

Example construction plan drawings

The following are a complete set of example drawings for a 1200-C permit:

  • Example drawing 1 [PDF]
  • Example drawing 2 [PDF]
  • Example drawing 3 [PDF]
  • Example drawing 4 [PDF]
  • Example drawing 5 [PDF]

* For best results, print on 11 x 17 paper.

AutoCAD versions of these example drawings can be accessed from the Clean Water Services website.

If you have specific questions related to your project, please contact the DEQ regional office in your area or local jurisdiction acting as DEQ Agent.

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For stormwater-related questions, contact the appropriate DEQ regional office.

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