A. 
The application form must be completed by the applicant or his agent, including all signatures and seals. Notarization is not necessary.
B. 
The engineering data sheet must be completed, and all required information required by the engineering data sheet for the type of project must be supplied.
C. 
The fee as required by the § 118-26.
D. 
Certification of notification required for major projects and projects of special concern must be included with the application.
E. 
Five sets of plans prepared in accordance with requirements outlined on the engineering data sheet.
F. 
Hydrologic and hdyraulic computations (for major projects only) must be supplied as outlined in the engineering data sheet.
G. 
Except for applications by government agencies, easements or other property rights must be obtained before the Board will approve an application where any work is outside of the applicant's property or physically affects other properties.
A. 
The applicant shall provide proof of notice with an application for a stream encroachment constituting a major project or with a request for a hardship exemption or with an appeal from the decision of the Board. The notice shall include a description of the nature and location of the proposed project, data on the application and a request for written comment. It shall be sent to the following:
(1) 
Municipal Planning Board, Engineer, Environmental Commission and Clerk's office where the project is located. The Clerk of any municipality, directly across the stream, if any, and the municipality next downstream on both sides of the waterway, if within one mile of the project, must be notified;
(2) 
All abutting property owners;
(3) 
County Planning Board, Engineer and Mosquito Control Commission;
(4) 
The Soil Conservation District; and,
(5) 
Any other agencies or bodies as requested by the Board or the County.
B. 
Notice sent pursuant to the Ninety-Day Rules or the MLUL to the above-listed parties will satisfy the requirement of this section.
A. 
A preapplication conference is suggested and may be requested by the applicant, his agent or his engineer to meet with one of the representatives of the Board (or Municipal Engineer) to discuss the requirements for preparation of a specific application.
(1) 
Minutes of the conferences will be kept by the Board or Engineer.
(2) 
When the application is submitted, it shall make reference to the date and parties present at any such conference.
B. 
A preapplication conference may also be used to deliver an application to the Board to be checked for completeness and accepted for review.
C. 
A preapplication conference will be scheduled by appointment only.
A. 
The Board will provide standard forms and procedures for all applications and a docket number to identify each application. This docket number shall be clearly marked on all correspondence and submissions related to the application.
B. 
The Board will retain at least one copy of the application, including detailed drawings of the project showing the floodway line and flood-fringe line and of any additional information required, on file for public review.
C. 
Upon receipt of the application, the Board will, within 45 days, either:
(1) 
Declare the application complete for the purpose of making a review for determination and decision;
(2) 
Return the application as unacceptable for further review; the applicant shall be notified in writing of the reasons for such action; or
(3) 
Request in writing that the applicant submit, within a specific period of time, additional information to assist in its review.
D. 
When the application is deemed complete, the Board shall provide for public notice and review one copy of the application and other submitted information and a fact sheet stating the following shall be made available for public review:
(1) 
The docket number;
(2) 
The applicant;
(3) 
The date the application was declared complete by the Board;
(4) 
The date by which interested parties may submit comments concerning the application. Such date shall be 30 days from the date the application is declared complete; and,
(5) 
The date by which the Board shall approve, condition or disapprove the application.
(6) 
A description of the proposed project.
E. 
The Board shall render its decision and notify the applicant in writing within 120 days of submission of complete application as follows:
(1) 
Approval: by issuance of a stream encroachment permit.
(2) 
Conditional approval: by issuance of a stream encroachment permit with conditions.
(3) 
Disapproval: by issuance of a letter citing the reasons for disapproval.
A. 
Persons adversely affected shall file an appeal with the appropriate court within 45 days of the issuance of the permit.
B. 
No project may commence construction pending the completion of all appeal processes.