HomeMy WebLinkAboutFDEP Permit1� p FORM #: 62-343.900(1) Attachment 2 - Exemptions
FORM TITLE: JOINT ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE
PERMIT APPLICATION DATE: Updated 1/30/2012
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TO FORM 62,-343.900(1): JOINT APPLICATION FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE PERMIT /
AUTHORIZATION TO USE SOVEREIGN SUBMERGED LANDS /
FEDERAL DREDGE AND FILL PERMIT
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FORM #: 62-343.900(1) Attachment 2 -Exemptions
FORM TITLE: JOINT ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE
PERMIT APPLICATION DATE: Updated 1/30/2012
Noticed General Permits, and Other Types of Permits
The following is a list of exemptions and noticed general permits that may apply to your project, as well
as a summary of the types of individually -processed permits. These lists are only a brief summary of the
various exemptions or permit types and do not contain all of the requirements for each exemption or
permit. Applicants unfamiliar with the details of all the requirements which apply to the various
exemptions or permit types, or uncertain of how the conditions would apply to a specific situation, should
review Chapter 62-343, F.A.C., and the rules of the water management district applicable to the location
of the activity. Applicants are further encouraged to discuss their project with staff of the appropriate
reviewing agency before submitting an application.
Before conducting an activity, you should first carefully review the actual language of the exemptions
contained in the following Florida Statutes and rules of the DEP and water management district to
determine if the activity may qualify for an exemption:
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Statute/Rule'
Statewide
Sections 373.406 and 403.813(1), F.S.
Within the Suwannee River Water Management District
40B-4.1070 and 40B4,00.051, F.A.C.
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40D-4.051, F.A.C.
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see such verification before they will issue a local authorization, and some exemptions [such as certain
maintenance dredging in Section 403.813(1)(f), F.S., dirt road paving by local governments in Section
403.813(lxt), F.S., and organic detrital removal in Section 403.813(1)(u), F.S., does require notice of
intent to use an exemption to be provided to the DEP). In such cases, the DEP has adopted Form 62-
343.900(11) to facilitate requesting verification of qualification to use an exemption. The DEP also has
an Internet -based Self Certification (Enterprise Self -Service Application) for certain exemptions, which
may be accessed at: http://www.fldepportal.com/go/. If you are uncertain if your specific project meets
the conditions for an exemption, contact the agency with jurisdiction in the location where the activity is
proposed.
• The repair or replacement of existing functional pipes or culverts, the purpose of which is the
discharge or conveyance of stormwater
0 The performance of maintenance dredging of existing manmade canals, channels, basins, berths,
and intake and discharge structures
• The maintenance of functioning insect control structures, and the maintenance of functioning
dikes and functioning irrigation and drainage ditches, including roadway drainage ditches
0 The maintenance of previously -permitted minor silviculture surface water management systems
' As these rules are adopted by reference in Chapter 62-330, F.A.C.
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FORM #: 62-343.900(1) Attachment 2 - Exemptions
' FORM TITLE: JOINT ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE
PERMIT APPLICATION DATE: Updated 1/30/2012
• The restoration of less than 100 feet in length of existing insect ,control impoundment dikes and
the connection of such impoundments to tidally -influenced waters
• The installation, replacement or repair of mooring pilings and dolphins associated with private
docking facilities and the installation of private docks or piers, and piers and recreational docking
facilities of local governmental entities, of 1,000 square feet or less of surface area over wetlands
or other surface waters that are not located within Outstanding Florida Waters, or 500 square feet
or less of surface area over wetlands or other surface waters for docks which are located in
Outstanding Florida Waters
• Construction of private docks of 1,000 square feet or less of surface area over wetlands or other
surface waters in artificially -created waterways where construction will not violate water quality
standards, impede navigation, or adversely affect flood control
• The replacement or repair of existing docks and mooring piles within their existing location
• The installation and maintenance to design specifications of boat ramps on artificial bodies of
water, or the installation and maintenance to design specifications of certain boat ramps open to
the public in any wetlands or other surface waters
• Construction of seawalls or riprap in artificially -created waterways
• The construction of private seawalls in wetlands or other surface waters and the construction of
riprap revetments, where such construction adjoins at both ends existing seawalls or riprap,
follows a continuous and uniform construction line with the existing seawalls or riprap, is no
more than 150 feet in length
• The installation of overhead transmission lines with support structures that are not located in
wetlands or other, surface waters
• The installation of subaqueous transmission and distribution lines laid on, or embedded in, the
bottoms of wetlands or other surface waters
• The replacement or repair of subaqueous transmission and distribution lines laid on, or embedded
in, the bottoms of wetlands or other surface waters
• Activities necessary to preserve, restore, repair, remove, or replace an existing communication or
power pole or line
• Installation, removal, and replacement of utility poles that support telephone or communication
cable lines, or electric distribution lines of 35 kV or less
• The replacement or repair of existing open -trestle foot bridges and vehicular bridges that are 100
feet or less in length and two lanes or less in width
• The repair, stabilization, or paving of certain existing county -maintained roads and repair or
replacement of bridges that are part of the roadway
• Construction or maintenance of culverted driveways or roadway crossings and bridges of
artificial waterways
• The installation of aids to navigation
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