A. Applications: All applications for a site disturbance permit shall be submitted to the county on a form provided by the county. At a minimum, the following information shall be required:
1. Property owner's name, and applicant's name if different from the owner.
2. Contractor's name and state contractor license number.
3. Legal description of property including parcel number.
4. A written description of the work to be done, including an estimate of the number of cubic yards of earth to be moved and the intended purpose.
5. A site plan including property boundaries, north arrow, adjacent roads, and location of purposed work, distances to property lines and prominent features of land.
B. Improvement Plans: The required elements of the site disturbance plans shall be outlined in the county's BMP management guidelines, adopted pursuant to this chapter.
1. Plans prepared by a design professional shall be required in the following circumstances:
a. High risk soil types when more than twenty five percent (25%) of the disturbed area lies on slopes greater than fifteen percent (15%).
2. The reviewing authorities may waive the submission of plans for minor improvements if the standards of this chapter can be met by existing site conditions.
C. Interagency Coordination: The reviewing authority may request comment from affected agencies where appropriate. Where coordinated permits are necessary, signoffs from permitting agencies or copies of other permits may be required. Permit authorities may include, but are not limited to:
1. Public highway agencies for work within public rights of way, including approach permits.
2. Army corps of engineers.
3. Idaho department of water resources for work within stream channels. (Ord. 129, 7-11-2006)