
WHEN:
A stormwater permit shall be required for all proposed land development activity that meet any of the following:
WHY:
To minimize water pollution, flooding, and other negative impacts of urbanization on downstream water resources (lakes, streams, wetlands & groundwater) and property owners. Aimed to control soil erosion and sedimentation during construction and manage the discharge of storm water after development.
HOW:
Typically the Stormwater Review process is initiated in conjunction with any Site Plan Review or Platting or CSM Review. If a pre-conference meeting is not required it is recommended that you meet with County Development Staff to review your proposed development and discuss the Stormwater Review process.
You must submit a complete Stormwater Plan and the appropriate fee based upon the Kenosha County Department of Planning & Development Fee Schedule. A separate fee submittal is required with each successive submittal of additional stormwater information. You should be aware that once the stormwater and finished grading plan is implemented an As-Built Stormwater Facilities Review/Grading Certification and fee must be submitted for approval.
Procedures, Requirements & Checklists:
Site Plan Requirements & Checklist For Stormwater & Erosion Control
Construction Erosion Control Plans Requirements & Checklist
Stormwater Management Plans Requirements & Checklist
Stormwater As-Built Information & Procedures
Stormwater Permit Application Form
Erosion Control Permit Application Form
Stormwater Permit Extension Form
Detention Pond Compliance Report
TIME:
You can anticipate that the Stormwater Review Process will take approximately six (6) to eight (8) weeks upon submittal of a completed Stormwater Plan. Each additional submittal will take approximately six (6) to eight (8) weeks.