Public Works Engineering—Flood Control
Flood Control Permits
General Guidelines for All Permit Applications
Permit Information
- Title 17/Chapter .08
- Permit Application (pdf)
- Application Guide
- Permit Review Checklist (pdf)
- Homeowner's Guide for Emergency Flood Control
- Storm Drain
System Maps
FEMA
- Flood Hazard
Mapping - Forms
- Determining Floodplain Elevations in Approximate
Zone A Areas
- Products, Services, and Publications for
Engineers & Surveyors
- Flood Insurance
for Home &
Property Owners
- NFIP for Insurance Professionals and Lenders
- NFIP Resources for Floodplain Managers
Ut. Div. Water Rights
Completing the Application
(Revised April 14, 2005)
The permit application (form 1708) must be in the name of the person or entity (i.e.; City, Developer, Home Owners Association, etc.) that will be ultimately responsible for maintenance of the permitted system or facility. The complete mailing address of the Grantee must be shown in the address space. The phone number and name of the Contact Person at the project site must appear below the Grantee's name.
A mailing address for the Contact Person may be included on the line below "Address" if the Contact Person wishes to be copied on correspondence. All correspondence (i.e., review, additional requirements and approval notices) will be sent to the(se) mailing address(es) provided. A brief description of the project, including total discharge, street names and coordinates of the project site, must be given in the area provided.
Basin and flood control numbers are for Salt Lake County's filing purposes. On page 2 of the form, the Grantee or the "Authorized Agent" of the Grantee must sign indicating acceptance of the permit terms and any special conditions which may be added during the review and approval process. Please be sure to read the body of the application before signing as this will become a lifetime permit and provides specific remedies and permit termination requirements for both the County (Grantor) and the Applicant (Grantee).