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Wake County Government presented today, at an HBA Zoom meeting, permitting options that allow a more efficient permitting process for customers. The presentation highlighted resequencing the permit application process using a building envelope. The benefit of this process is that the wastewater permit can be applied for in advance of the final building permit application and enable the Wake County Environmental Services Department to begin the necessary site evaluation process as early in the builder’s timeline as possible. In addition, staff provided an overview of the different wastewater permitting options and provided clarification to the well permitting process.
Please see the links below for copies of the slides from the meeting as well as some customer guidance documents. Wake County Environmental Services staff wants you feedback on these options. They are working diligently to help you more easily and smoothly get all the necessary permits to build beautiful homes in Wake County. wces_permitting_option_presentation_final_20200520.pdf wces_customer_guidance_documents_5-20-2020_2_pager.pdf Due to continued confusion and frustration revolving around the new permitting process for local sedimentation and erosion control permits along with the state NCG01 permit, we have scheduled a meeting at the HBA with representatives from Wake County and the State.
The meeting will be on Friday, August 23rd at 9:30 a.m. at the HBA of Raleigh-Wake County office located at 5580 Centerview Drive, Raleigh. The agenda is as follows:
FREE TRAINING
Radon & Radionuclides Dealing with Wake County's most common well water contaminants What? Do you help private well users drink their water with confidence? Then you will want to attend this free training covering Radon and radionuclides in well water. These are the most chemical contaminants in Wake County wells, but most wells have not been tested for them, and fixing these problems can be complicated. Over a day of training, we will cover:
Speakers include subject matter experts from the Rutgers University Eastern Regional Radon Training Center, N.C. Radiation Protection Section; N.C. Division of Public Health; and Wake County Groundwater staff. Who? Wake County recommends this training for: · Home Inspectors · Treatment installers · Environmental health specialists · Other real estate and environmental professionals who work with private well owners and users When? Thursday, June 13 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Where? Wake County Commons Building Room 100 C 4011 Carya Drive Raleigh, NC 27610 Parking is freely available in a lot on site. Lunch options are limited near the training site, so we recommend packing one. Register and View the Full Agenda Planning to attend this FREE training opportunity? Click the RSVP button to let us know, and click here to view a full agenda for the workshop. |
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