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A Grading Permit (PDF) to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint is required when ground disturbance exceeds 5,000 square feet or 100 cubic yards of earth. At sites with less than 5,000 square feet of disturbance, a grading permit is not required; however, the developer must provide sediment controls at the site.
Approval of a building permit may be held pending the requirements of a grading permit.
Standard Sediment Control Plan
For single-family residential construction or minor grading activities, you may be eligible for a Standard Sediment Control Plan if the total disturbance does NOT EXCEED 30,000 square feet or 1,000 cubic yards of earth movement.
For a more detailed summary of the requirements and forms, contact Bonding and Permit Administration at 410-638-3507. Those sites that do not qualify for the above will require an engineered plan and grading permit. Approval of a building permit will be held pending satisfaction of these requirements.
Agency approval
The grading permit process is a computerized system through which each agency has access to the information immediately. Grading permits are subject to approval by the following agencies:
- Director of Public Works to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint
- Planning and Zoning to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint
- Sediment Control to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint
- Stormwater Management to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint
When the grading permit is issued, it is forwarded to the Bureau of Construction Inspections and is delivered to the contractor at the preconstruction meeting.
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Bonding & Permit Administration
Physical Address
212 S Bond Street
3rd Floor
Bel Air, MD 21014
Phone: 410-638-3509Fax: 410-893-3849