Entire Design Manual - Greenville County

shall be submitted and stamped/sealed by professionally licensed engineers, landscape architects or Tier
B land surveyors.
The Greenville County Storm Water Management Permit Application (Non-Simplified Storm Water
Application) can be processed efficiently if all necessary information is included with the permit
application. This section of the Design Manual explains the information required in order to obtain the
desired permit. With proper planning and coordination, the permit processing time requirements can be
kept to a minimum. The items discussed in this section of the Design Manual should be used as a
checklist prior to the submittal of the permit application. The initial submittal package shall contain:
A completed Greenville County Storm Water Management Permit Application (Non-Simplified
Storm Water Application) Form,
Completed first two pages of the SCDHEC NOI Application Form;
One copy of the Final Site Development Plan including the Sediment Control Plan.
One copy of the Technical Report and supporting calculations, and
A completed checklist based on the Technical Report requirements.
3.3.1 Applications
All necessary application forms and checklists to use in the Non-Simplified Storm Water Application
submittal package can be obtained from Greenville County. The Non-Simplified Storm Water
Application must be completed accurately and submitted by the applicant to the Greenville County
Storm Water Management Program.
The general submission requirements include the following:
All required application forms completed neatly, legibly and accurately and signed by the owner or
authorized agent.
All required checklists completed neatly, legibly and accurately.
One paper copy of the Final Storm Water Management and Sediment Control Plans completed
neatly, legibly and accurately.
One copy of the Technical Report providing a summarization of existing and proposed site
conditions and the supporting calculations for all storm water management design procedures (See
Section 3.3.8).
3.3.2 Permits
Unless specifically exempted, a Storm Water Management Permit as required by this Design Manual,
shall be obtained prior to the commencement of any development, redevelopment, building, excavating,
grading, re-grading, paving, landfilling, berming or diking of any property located within Greenville
County.
Other applicable permits such as Federal, State or other local agency may be required for specific project
sites. It is the applicant’s responsibility to recognize the need to obtain all necessary permits before
submitting for a Storm Water Management Permit.
Greenville County, South Carolina
January 2013 Storm Water Management Design Manual 3-10