Overview of the Application Process

This introduction section is intended to provide a basic outline of the application process.  For a more in-depth explanation, please reference the complete online help topics, as they pertain to the specific types of permitting.

The following are the applications that may be submitted online via the e-Permitting site:

  • Contractor Licensing

  • Well Construction Permits

 

Before you get started, take a look at some frequently asked questions regarding the application process:

 

 

 

 

 

Are there any submission requirements?

The application form must be completed and submitted with all the requested materials.  Failure to submit all application materials may delay the review process.

When you apply for a permit, you must pay a permit processing fee. The fee must accompany the application in order for the application to be processed.  See Making Online Payments for more information.

 

How long will it take to process my application?

The District has category-specific time lines for acting on the applications it receives for permits and licenses.  It is in your best interest to submit an accurate and complete application. If your application has administrative or technical deficiencies, it may delay processing.  

 

The figure below demonstrates the processing steps for all applications:

 

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How can I pay my application fees?

All permit applications require a fee that varies by the permit type.  Please note that if you are submitting an application through the e-Permitting web site, then payment must also be made online at the time of the application.

You may pay:

  • Online, by credit card or check

  • In person, by credit card or check

  • By mail, by check

For more information about making payments online, click here.

 

What if I withdraw or change my application?

If the applicant withdraws the application, there is no refund.  If re-applying, a new application fee is required.

If the application is changed, depending upon the changes, a refund may be issued or additional fees may be required.

 

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