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1.
Do I need to take my plans to the Broward County Development and Environmental Regulation Division?
Yes, new Single Family Residences, free-standing out-buildings, commercial buildings, and certain other projects are subject to review by the Environmental Protection and Growth Management Department, Development and Environmental Regulation Division. They will provide you with a Broward County Transportation Concurrency Satisfaction Certificate and a Broward County Environmental Review Approval Certificate which must be submitted to us with your permit.
2.
When do I need to take my plans to the Broward County Health Department?
In the Pinetree Estates, Ranches, and Country Acres Subdivisions, permitting for a Private (Potable) Water System and Septic Tank & Drainfield System is under the jurisdiction of the Health Department. A copy of the well and septic tank permits and the Health Department stamps on the plans are required prior to submittal to the Building Division for permit.
3.
When do I need to apply to South Florida Water Management for a permit?
Non-residential projects may require a water-use permit. Please visit the South Florida Water Management District website at sfwmd.gov/ to review the requirements.
4.
When do I need to apply to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for a permit?
Residential and non-residential projects of one acre or more may require a surface-water management permit. Please visit their website at dep.state.fl.us/water/stormwater/npdes for information on requirements for permitting. Proof of your compliance will be required prior to the issuance of a building permit for your project.
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