Construction - Residential Single Family

Under the current regulations, most land disturbance projects, including the construction of a single family dwelling will need permit coverage.  The A Land Disturbance Permit shall be obtained prior to ANY construction activity. The following criteria will determine if your project does require a permit.

  • If your project disturbs greater than 10,000 square feet of soil. (Please account for ALL LAND DISTURBANCE including the installation of; driveways, septic systems, yard area etc…)
  • If your project is part of a Common Plan of Development (any parcel of land created on or after July 1, 2004). If you are in a Common Plan of Development, a permit is required regardless of the amount of land disturbing activity.

The following are common permitting scenarios when constructing a single family detached dwelling along with the required document(s) needed in order to obtain the permit.

Project disturbing less than 10,000sqft, and  NOT in a Common Plan of Development.

  • Agreement in Lieu of Erosion and Sediment Control Form; NO FEE.

 

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    Paul Harvey
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    Ron Guthrie
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    Rustburg, VA 24588
     
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Project disturbing greater than 10,000sqft, and  NOT in a Common Plan of Development.

  • Single Family Land Disturbance Permit Application; $50.00 FEE

Project disturbs greater than 10,000sqft, and is IN in a Common Plan of Development.

  • Single Family Land Disturbance Permit Application; $50.00 FEE.
  • Single Family Agreement in Lieu of Stormwater Management.
  • Single Family Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP)
  • Single Family Detached ResidentialStructure Coverage Letter
  • 2019 General Construction Permit