The following plans should be uploaded into the Drawings folder:

• Grading or Site Plan. Should include:

1. Vicinity Plan
2. Existing and proposed grading
3. Impervious areas and improvements
4. Existing and proposed drainage areas. Location of study points used for calculations. If flows beyond study points converge off-site, give distance to conveyance
5. Off-site drainage and outfalls
6. Downstream conditions to demonstrate safe conveyance
7. If site drains to an existing storm drain system, provide schematic drawing of the storm drain layout on 200' scale topography detailing the system from the point of inflow to the existing outfall
8. Proposed development showing streets; parking lots; topography; 100- year floodplain and flow paths' existing or proposed easements for storm drains, sewers, and other utilities; building locations; location of springs, seeps and wetlands; and major soil groups
9. Topography, profiles and cross sections as necessary to show the design is feasible and that correct design assumptions are used

The following plans should be uploaded into the Support Drawings folder:

1.Approved Natural Resources Inventory and Forest Stand Delineation (if applicable)

The following documents should be uploaded into the Documents folder:

1. A cover letter with justification for the proposed Stormwater Management Concept application
2. A copy of notifications to downstream property owners, with receipts
3.Provide location, type and hazard class of all proposed on-site stormwater management facilities,   including preliminary design
4.Results of in-place soil testing. See Soil Testing Guidelines for Stormwater Management Practices
6.Computations showing adequacy of existing public or private drainage systems

The following plans should be uploaded into the Drawings folder:

• Grading or Site Plan. Should include:

1. Vicinity Plan
2. Existing and proposed grading
3. Impervious areas and improvements
4. Existing and proposed drainage areas. Location of study points used for calculations. If flows beyond study points converge off-site, give distance to conveyance
5. Off-site drainage and outfalls
6. Downstream conditions to demonstrate safe conveyance
7. If site drains to an existing storm drain system, provide schematic drawing of the storm drain layout on 200' scale topography detailing the system from the point of inflow to the existing outfall
8. Proposed development showing streets; parking lots; topography; 100- year floodplain and flow paths' existing or proposed easements for storm drains, sewers, and other utilities; building locations; location of springs, seeps and wetlands; and major soil groups
9. Topography, profiles and cross sections as necessary to show the design is feasible and that correct design assumptions are used

The following plans should be uploaded into the Support Drawings folder:

1.Approved Natural Resources Inventory and Forest Stand Delineation (if applicable)

The following documents should be uploaded into the Documents folder:

1. A cover letter with justification for the proposed Special Protection Area Plan application
2. Copy of the approved pre-application meeting minutes (not applicable to Water Quality Inventory)
3. A copy of notifications to downstream property owners, with receipts
4.Provide location, type and hazard class of all proposed on-site stormwater management facilities, including preliminary design
5.Results of in-place soil testing. See Soil Testing Guidelines for Stormwater Management Practices
6.Computations showing adequacy of existing public or private drainage systems