East Bridgewater Conservation Commission Administrative Fee Schedule

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1 Administrative Fee Schedule RDA $50.00 NOI - Residential $50.00 NOI Commercial $ ANRAD $1.00/linear foot Minimum $ Maximum Certificate of Compliance -Residential $25.00 Certificate of Compliance Commercial $50.00 Amended Order of Conditions Residential $25.00 Amended Order of Conditions Commercial/ Subdivision $ Extension of Order of Conditions $25.00 Duplicate Order of Conditions $25.00 Letter to Attorney/Bank $25.00 Filing After the Fact Double Regular Fees Site Inspection - Residential $25.00 flat fee for first hour + (Owner/Representative s Request) $15.00 each addition hour Site Inspection Commercial $25.00 flat fee for first hour + (Owner/Representative s Request) $25.00 each additional hour.

2 Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation ABBREVIATED NOTICE OF RESOURCE AREA DELINEATION One original copy of the application packet plus three (3) copies of the plans shall be submitted to the Conservation Commission at least two (2) weeks prior to the regularly scheduled public hearing date. One copy of the application packet and plans shall be sent to DEP, Southeast Regional Office, 20 Riverside Drive, Lakeville MA Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation (ANRAD) Application Checklist Completed ANRAD application with all questions answered and legibly signed by property owner Plans signed and stamped by a registered professional engineer or registered land surveyor. Plans must show at a minimum: Entire parcel, lot lines, distances and direct abutters Numbered flags for all resource areas with date and name of person performing the delineation Certified and potential vernal pools, Estimated and priority habitat areas All streams, perennial (with mean annual high water mark) and intermittent (with bank) All isolated wetlands All buffer zones and riverfront areas Existing and proposed contour elevations Color code plan as required by Notice of Intent Checklist. Locus (USGS), FEMA F.I.R.M., NHESP and any other applicable plans with marked location of property Completed Affidavit of Service form Certified abutters list from Assessor s Office Abutter Notification form White certified mail slips or the Certificate of Mailing Completed Fee transmittal form with a check for town fee and copy of check for state fee Wetlands report or narrative prepared by wetland scientist or botanist Check for the advertisement made out to the Enterprise. *****Incomplete applications will not be accepted and may be returned. Delays due to incomplete applications are not the responsibility of the Conservation Commission.

3 Notice of Intent Checklist One original and one copy of the application packet plus three (3) copies of the plans shall be submitted to the Conservation Commission at least two (2) weeks prior to the regularly scheduled public hearing date. One copy of the application packet and plans shall be sent to DEP, Southeast Regional Office, 20 Riverside Drive, Lakeville MA Notice of Intent (NOI) Application Checklist Completed NOI application with all questions answered and legibly signed by property owner. Plans shall be drawn (1 equals 10 ; 1 equals 20 ; 1 equals 40 ) with the title designating the name of project location, the name(s) of the person(s) preparing the drawings, the date prepared, including all revision dates. Drawings shall be wet stamped and signed by a registered professional engineer or registered land surveyor. Plans must show at a minimum: Entire parcel, lot lines, distances and direct abutters Numbered flags for all resource areas with date and name of person performing the delineation Certified and potential vernal pools, Estimated and priority habitat areas All streams, perennial (with mean annual high water mark) and intermittent (with bank) All isolated wetlands All buffer zones and riverfront areas The minimum 25-foot no disturbance area Existing and proposed contour elevations Distances from structures Limit of work, erosion control with a detail Location of septic systems, wells, other utilities, other significant features Storm water management BMPs All fill/replication and restoration areas Color coded as follows Open or flowing water: light blue Marsh or swamp: light blue with swamp symbols superimposed. All meadows, flats, and other lands subject to flooding: outlined with a dashed blue line BVW line: dark blue Drawings must indicate 25 foot No Touch in red. Drawings must indicate 50 foot Buffer Zone in purple. Drawings must indicate 100 foot Buffer Zone in yellow. Drawings must indicate flood plain boundary in pink. Drawings must show the 200 Riverfront area. 100 Inner Riparian Zone in orange. 200 Outer Riparian Zone (bank if no Riparian Zone) in green. Drawing must show the erosion control barrier in brown. Drawings must include a delineation of all alterations proposed in or adjacent to wetlands and floodplains as indicated below. Any alterations should be clearly explained in text or footnotes. areas to be dredged out: outlined in red areas to be filled: outlined in green areas to be altered in any other way: outlined in black

4 Locus (USGS), FEMA F.I.R.M., NHESP and any other applicable plans with marked location of Property Narrative describing proposed work including but not limited to: Area of disturbance (sf), construction schedule, Proof of Ownership/Copy of Deed Completed Affidavit of service form Certified abutters list from Assessor s Office Abutter Notification form White certified mail slips or the Certificate of Mailing Completed Fee transmittal form with a Check for town fee and copy of check for state fee Check for advertisement made out to the Enterprise. Other items that must be included in the application packet if they are applicable: Storm water management form, drainage calculations, TSS calculation worksheet, Operation and Maintenance Plan prepared, signed and stamped by registered professional engineer Wetlands report with replication schedule, planting plan, and narrative prepared by wetland scientist or botanist Erosion and sedimentation details, narrative, NPDES permit application and Storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) Economic alternatives analysis is required for all projects within the riverfront area **Any waver request to applicable submittal requirements must be made in writing. *****Incomplete applications will not be accepted and may be returned. Delays due to incomplete applications are not the responsibility of the Conservation Commission.*****

5 REQUEST FOR DETERMINATION OF APPLICABILITY One original copy of the application packet plus three (3) copies of the plans shall be submitted to the Conservation Commission at least two (2) weeks prior to the regularly scheduled public hearing date. One copy of the application packet and plans shall be sent to DEP, Southeast Regional Office, 20 Riverside Drive, Lakeville MA Request for Determination of Applicability Filing Checklist The DEP buffer zone policy must be met in order to apply for a permit under the Request for Determination of Applicability application. Completed Request for Determination of Applicability (RDA) form with all questions answered and legibly signed by property owner. Plans signed and stamped by a registered professional engineer or registered land surveyor. ** Plans must show at a minimum: Entire parcel, lot lines, distances and direct abutters Numbered flags for all resource areas with date and name of person performing the delineation Certified and potential vernal pools, Estimated and priority habitat areas All streams, perennial (with mean annual high water mark) and intermittent (with bank) All isolated wetlands All buffer zones and riverfront areas The minimum 25-foot no disturbance area Existing and proposed contour elevations Distances from structures Limit of work, erosion control with a detail Location of septic systems, wells, other utilities, other significant features Color code plan as require by Notice of Intent checklist. Locus (USGS), FEMA F.I.R.M., NHESP and any other applicable plans with marked location of property Narrative describing proposed work including but not limited to: Area of disturbance (sf), construction schedule, Any project within an Estimated Habitat area must file a Notice of Intent application. All resource areas determinations must be filed under an Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation (ANRAD). Any project within a wetland, water body, floodplain, bank of a stream or the Riverfront area must file a Notice of Intent application. Check for advertisement made out to the Enterprise. **Any waiver request to applicable submittal requirements must be made in writing. *****Incomplete applications will not be accepted and may be returned. Delays due to incomplete applications are not the responsibility of the Conservation Commission.