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  1. Do I need a stormwater permit? How do I apply?
    As of March 10, 2003 in order to discharge stormwater from a construction site, all construction projects that disturb 1 acre or more of land must have either:
    • an individual stormwater permit, or
    • coverage under one of Illinois's general permits.
    Disturbance includes, but is not limited to soil disturbance, clearing, grading, and excavation. Operators of sites disturbing less than one acre are also required to obtain a permit if their activity is part of a "larger common plan of development or sale" with a planned disturbance of one acre or greater.

    To apply for an individual permit or for coverage under a statewide general permit you must file an application with the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency prior to commencement of your construction activities.

    In addition to these statewide rules, you may be required to meet additional local stormwater and erosion control regulations. Check with your city or county government to determine if additional local rules apply to your construction project.

  2. Where can I find permit application forms and instructions?

  3. Where can I find a copy of the General Permit?

  4. Whom should I contact for more information?

  5. Where can I find stormwater training resources?

  6. Where can I get more information for Illinois?

  7. Where can I find additional stormwater compliance resources?

  8. Local Government Contacts


Last state review and update for IL: 11/6/2009



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