Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 52, December 24, 2024
(a) An application for a permit under this
Part must be submitted to the appropriate regional permit administrator.
Applications must be made on forms prescribed by the department and must be
accompanied by:
(1) a plan of the proposed
project;
(2) a map showing its
location; and
(3) other information
that the department deems necessary to properly review and assess the effects
of a proposed project.
(b) In addition to the requirements of
subdivision (a) of this section, all permit applications with respect to dams
shall meet the following requirements:
(1)
Such permit applications shall include:
(i)
hydrological, hydraulic, and soils information, as required on a form
prescribed by the department;
(ii)
an engineering design report sufficiently detailed for department evaluation of
the safety aspects of the proposed dam, or the proposed activities concerning
an existing dam, that shall include:
(a) a
narrative description of the proposed project;
(b) the proposed hazard classification of the
dam as a result of the proposed activities or project;
(c) a hydrologic investigation of the
watershed and an assessment of the hydraulic adequacy of the dam;
(d) an evaluation of the foundation and
surrounding conditions, and materials involved in the structure of the dam, in
sufficient detail to accurately define the design of the dam and assess its
safety, including its structural stability;
(e) structural and hydraulic design studies,
calculations and procedures, which shall, at a minimum, be consistent with
generally accepted sound engineering practice in the field of dam design and
safety; and
(f) a description of
any proposed permanent instrument installations in the dam;
(iii) construction plans and
specifications that are sufficiently detailed for department evaluation of the
safety aspects of the dam; and
(iv)
any other information the department deems necessary.
(2) The engineering design report and the
construction plans and specifications that are submitted with a permit
application in accordance with subparagraphs (1)(i) and (ii) of this
subdivision shall be prepared, stamped and sealed by an engineer.
(3) In response to a request by a permit
applicant concerning a class A dam, the department may in its discretion
accept, in lieu of the Engineering Design Report and the construction plans and
specifications identified in subparagraphs (1)(i) and (ii) of this subdivision,
a certification from an engineer that the proposed dam, or the proposed
activities with respect to an existing dam, are, at a minimum, consistent with
generally accepted sound engineering practice in the field of dam design and
safety.
(4) In addition to the
requirements in paragraph (1) and (2) of this subdivision, the department may
require the permit applicant of a class B or C dam to submit the deliverables
required by Part 673 of this Title for owners of dams that have been assigned a
hazard classification of class B or C, including an emergency action plan, or
otherwise demonstrate that the proposed dam or proposed activities with respect
to an existing dam, will comply with Part 673 of this Title.
(c) In addition to the
requirements of subdivision (a) of this section, all permit applications for
docking and mooring facilities shall include:
(1) a supplemental form, prescribed by the
department, providing information about the type, size, and use of structures,
including docks, piers, wharfs, platforms, breakwaters, moorings and associated
docking facility and mooring area amenities; and
(2) a plan, drawn to scale, depicting
structures, and where appropriate, delineated perimeters that include a
reference point tied to a permanent structure or significant natural
feature.
(d) The
procedures of Part 621 of this Title govern the processing and review of permit
applications under this Part and the modification, renewal, suspension and
revocation of permits issued pursuant to this Part.