Instructions for Environment Submittal - California

This document was released by California Department of Technology and contains the most recent official instructions for Environment Submittal .

FAQ

Q: What is an Environment Submittal?
A: An Environment Submittal is a process in California that requires certain projects to provide an assessment of their potential environmental impacts.

Q: Who is responsible for submitting an Environment Submittal?
A: The project proponent is responsible for submitting an Environment Submittal.

Q: What is the purpose of an Environment Submittal?
A: The purpose of an Environment Submittal is to identify and evaluate potential environmental impacts of a project and propose measures to mitigate those impacts.

Q: What types of projects require an Environment Submittal?
A: Various types of projects including construction projects, land developments, and infrastructure projects may require an Environment Submittal.

Q: What should be included in an Environment Submittal?
A: An Environment Submittal should include information about the project's location, description, potential environmental impacts, and proposed mitigation measures.

Q: What agencies review and approve an Environment Submittal?
A: Local and state agencies, such as planning departments and environmental regulatory agencies, review and approve Environment Submittals.

Q: Are there any fees associated with an Environment Submittal?
A: Yes, there may be fees associated with submitting an Environment Submittal. The amount of the fee will depend on the specific project and the agency reviewing the submittal.