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Storm Water Notices of Intent

Delaware construction stormwater notice and permit records.

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What it answers ↓

1Questions answered

7Fields delivered

1Region

Questions this answers

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QuestionPrimary fit

Building construction-stormwater notice activity

DNREC's public-domain, daily published statewide Socrata inventory records Notices of Intent to apply for NPDES general-permit coverage for stormwater discharges associated with planned construction activity. When project_location is a complete street address that uniquely resolves the selected building, the Source reports the published NOI identifier (in the PermitNumber column), project name and type, owner/operator, DateReceived, raw Active or Closed permit-status code, and estimated project area in acres. It answers bounded construction-stormwater notice and general-permit-coverage activity, not permit issuance or expiration, authorization of building work, actual discharge, compliance, violation, or construction completion. Coarse road, city, subdivision, multi-building, and project-area locations must not be attributed to a building.

Fields it delivers

7 fields

Environmental project name Organisation name Parcel area Permit date Permit status Permitted work description Street address

CoverageSubnational

The first-party DNREC product describes a Delaware statewide environmental registry or listing. Record populations are program-specific and do not imply every Delaware location has a record.

Delaware, United States

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