Land Disturbance Permits
Find the Right Land Disturbance Permit for Your Project
Is it time to gather your permits and notices of intent? Permit requirements vary based on your municipality and the scope of the project. So, how do you know what to file to avoid fines?
If your construction changes the land, you’ll need to apply for land disturbance permits and get approval before starting the work.
At Brightlighter, we make it easy to get the right legal permits for your plot plan, giving you peace of mind so you can stay on schedule.
Permits and Paperwork Your Project May Need:
Plot Plans
These pictures are a tool to help everyone involved understand the property. They show the property’s current legal boundaries and measurements. And are a basic guide for where you plan to build.
Driveway Permits
When you add or change a driveway, you need a civil engineer to work on your permit. They see how the changes impact the area, infrastructure, and watershed. Then, you can submit the assessment and get the approved permit from your municipality.
Grading Permits
Grading is calculated to follow local regulations and the best way to affect the site’s stability, drainage, and erosion control for the better. These need to be written up by a local civil engineer.
Notice of Intent (NOI)
Before starting a new project, a developer must submit a Notice of Intent (NOI) to inform nearby buildings and officials that the local government has granted its approval. This document provides a professional overview of the project’s details, timeline, necessary permits, and plans for compliance with regulations.
Receiving approval can be an exciting milestone, as it offers legal protection through transparency and careful foresight.
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Still Have Questions?
If you still have questions about your civil engineering consultant needs don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. We’d be happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have before booking an initial consultation, and site visit.
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