If you are planning a project that disturbs more than one acre of soil in Warren County, you will likely need an Earth Disturbing Permit (EDP). Warren Co SWCD issues EDPs and partners with the Warren County Engineer's Office to help property owners and site developers comply with state and local permitting requirements.
Initial review of an EDP application generally takes two weeks. If you have questions or are unsure if your project needs an EDP, call us at (513) 695-1337 before getting started. If your project doesn't require an EDP but you would still like guidance in ensuring compliance with state and local regulations as well as how to best protect our county's natural resources, call us! Our services are free and can help you avoid costly delays and fines.
Guidelines, requirements, and fees for your project depend on what your project is as well as where it will be.* To apply for an EDP, fill out this form and submit with the required information for your project's MS4 location below:
Initial review of an EDP application generally takes two weeks. If you have questions or are unsure if your project needs an EDP, call us at (513) 695-1337 before getting started. If your project doesn't require an EDP but you would still like guidance in ensuring compliance with state and local regulations as well as how to best protect our county's natural resources, call us! Our services are free and can help you avoid costly delays and fines.
Guidelines, requirements, and fees for your project depend on what your project is as well as where it will be.* To apply for an EDP, fill out this form and submit with the required information for your project's MS4 location below:
Stand alone ms4s:
Warren County & CO-Permittes:
(includes Warren Co Unicorporated area, Clearcreek Twp, Franklin Twp, Hamilton Twp, Turtlecreek Twp, Union Twp,
Village of Maineville, Village of Morrow, and Village of South Lebanon)
Village of Maineville, Village of Morrow, and Village of South Lebanon)
*Part of the NPDES Phase II MS4 rules and regulations require municipalities to satisfy the Minimum Control Measure 4. Construction Site Runoff Control. This requires the MS4 to develop, implement and enforce an erosion and sediment control program for construction activities that disturb one or more acres of land. These municipalities have a Construction Site Runoff Control Program and require various submittals, applications, fees, and permits before earth disturbing can commence.