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Instructions for Shoreland Protection Permit Application - Vermont
This document was released by Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation and contains official instructions for Shoreland Protection Permit Application . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.
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Q: What is a Shoreland Protection Permit?
A: A Shoreland Protection Permit is a permit required in Vermont for any development or activity near lakes and ponds.
Q: When is a Shoreland Protection Permit required?
A: A Shoreland Protection Permit is required for any development or activity within 250 feet of the mean water line of a lake or pond.
Q: What type of activities require a Shoreland Protection Permit?
A: Activities such as building or expanding a structure, installing a septic system, or changing the land use within the zone require a Shoreland Protection Permit.
Q: How do I apply for a Shoreland Protection Permit?
A: To apply for a Shoreland Protection Permit, you need to complete and submit the appropriate application form to the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, along with the required documents and fees.
Q: What documents are required for a Shoreland Protection Permit application?
A: The required documents for a Shoreland Protection Permit application typically include a site plan, building plans, wetland evaluation, and any other relevant studies or reports.
Q: How long does it take to get a Shoreland Protection Permit?
A: The processing time for a Shoreland Protection Permit varies depending on the complexity of the project and the completeness of the application. It typically takes several weeks to months.
Q: Are there any exemptions from the Shoreland Protection Permit requirement?
A: Yes, some minor activities and certain types of repairs or replacements may be exempt from the Shoreland Protection Permit requirement. Details on exemptions can be found in the Vermont Shoreland Protection Act.
Q: What happens if I start a project without obtaining a Shoreland Protection Permit?
A: Starting a project without obtaining a Shoreland Protection Permit is a violation of the Vermont Shoreland Protection Act. It can result in penalties, fines, and the requirement to restore the affected area.
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