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Grading Permit Application

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Step One

Applicant's First Name*
Applicant's Last Name*
Address of Applicant*
Applicant City*
Applicant State*
Applicant Zip Code*
Name of Property Owner (if different from Applicant)*
Address of Property Owner (if different from Applicant)
Property Owner City
Property Owner State
Property Owner Zip Code
Contact Name*
Contact Phone Number*
Contact Mobile (if different)
Contact Email*
Type of Work*
1. New
2. Existing
Work Land Use*
1. Residential
2. Commercial
3. Industrial
Purpose of Grading Activity*
Address of Location of Grading Activity*
Zip Code of Location*
Acreage of Site*
Estimated Cut (in cubic yards)*
Estimated Fill (in cubic yards)*
Estimated Starting Date*
Estimated Starting Date
Estimated Completion Date*
Estimated Completion Date
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Required Submittals

Required Submittals
Grading Development Plan: Provide a grading/development plan, drawn to a scale of 1"=20' or 1" = 50', showing existing and proposed contours, existing topography and property lines, based on United States Geological Survey datum, showing all proposed improvements, including required tree clearing, removal of existing structures, and grading limits. The Director of Public Works, at his discretion, may require the grading/development plan to be prepared and sealed by a licensed professional engineer.
SWPPP (Stormwater Pollution and Prevention Plan): Provide a SWPPP prepared for the site, on the same scale as the grading/development plan. The SWPPP shall identify potential sources of stormwater pollution at the site, and describes practices to reduce pollutants in stormwater discharges from the site. The SWPPP should show existing and proposed drainage features, and include all siltation control devices necessary for the treatment of stormwater runoff to reduce siltation. The plan should also show temporary construction access and the location of temporary off-street parking.
Off-site borrow or spoil sites: Provide information relative to location, volume, proposed haul routes, trucks and equipment.
Tree Canopy: If not provided by the grading /development plan, include a recent aerial photograph, or detailed topographical map, showing tree canopy, in the same scale as the grading/development plan
Misc. Information: Include information required by Chapter 410 Tree Preservation and Restoration Code or Chapter 420 Subdivision Code, where applicable to the activity being proposed as part of this application
DNR Land Disturbance Permit: For land disturbance of one acre or greater, provide a copy of the Department of Natural Resources Land Disturbance Permit.
USACOE's 404 Permit: Provide a copy of the 404 permit for impacts to streams, or intermittent creeks, if applicable.
Subdivision Trustee Approval: Provide Subdivision Trustee approval, where applicable.
Escrow Deposit of $2,000.00 per disturbed acre of ground.
When permit review is complete, you will receive a link to an online payment form, to pay escrow and the $60.00 permit and inspection fee.
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Permit Requirements

Inspections
Inspections shall be made by the Department of Public Works during each stage of fill operations and final approval shall be required upon completion of operations. Applicant shall notify the City upon commencement of the following when and as completed: rough grading, finish grading before seeding, and all re-establishment and construction work.
Use of Street During Grading:
At least five (5) working days prior to the use of any street in the City by trucks or hauling or grading equipment engaged in grading operations in the City, which require the used streets of the City, specifying the kind and description of trucks or hauling or grading equipment and the loaded and unloaded weight of trucks and hauling equipment, and the number of each and the length of time they will be required to use the streets of this City. The contractor shall furnish the Director of Public Works with all other information required to estimate or determine the amount of wear and tear or damage, if any, which may be caused to streets by such usage. Before construction actually commences or while the work on the streets is in progress, the Director of Public Works may require any contractor or subcontractor to post a surety bond or insurance with the City to guarantee the City for compensation for any damage to streets, curbs, sidewalks, trees, landscaping or other public facilities.
At least five (5) working days prior to the use of any street in the City by trucks or hauling or grading equipment engaged in grading operations in the City, which require the used streets of the City, specifying the kind and description of trucks or hauling or grading equipment and the loaded and unloaded weight of trucks and hauling equipment, and the number of each and the length of time they will be required to use the streets of this City. The contractor shall furnish the Director of Public Works with all other information required to estimate or determine the amount of wear and tear or damage, if any, which may be caused to streets by such usage. Before construction actually commences or while the work on the streets is in progress, the Director of Public Works may require any contractor or subcontractor to post a surety bond or insurance with the City to guarantee the City for compensation for any damage to streets, curbs, sidewalks, trees, landscaping or other public facilities.
Other Requirements:
All other requirements in Chapter 425 Grading Code, including but not limited to Section 425.050 Standards; safety precaution and Section 425.100 Construction dirt, debris, and noise shall be adhered to all times during the work covered by this permit application.
Correction of Deficiencies:
All violations shall be corrected within the time limit specified in the issuance of a written notice to correct. Action to correct violations, which require immediate action shall be taken upon verbal notification of the applicant by the City. All persons failing to comply with such notice shall be deemed in violation of Chapter 425. Responsibility for the work to be completed under this application is non-transferable without prior written approval by the City of Wildwood. Areas must be completely restored and finished to City standards and satisfaction prior to refund of deposit.
All violations shall be corrected within the time limit specified in the issuance of a written notice to correct. Action to correct violations, which require immediate action shall be taken upon verbal notification of the applicant by the City. All persons failing to comply with such notice shall be deemed in violation of Chapter 425. Responsibility for the work to be completed under this application is non-transferable without prior written approval by the City of Wildwood. Areas must be completely restored and finished to City standards and satisfaction prior to refund of deposit.
Penalties for Violation:
Violation of any provision of Chapter 425 shall be a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not less that five dollars ($5.00) and not more than five-hundred dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment for a period not to exceed three (3) months of by both fine and imprisonment. Each day of violation shall constitute a separate offense.
Applicant Agreement:*
1. By checking this box, applicant acknowledges all requirements outlined above and assures compliance with these requirements.

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