GLADWIN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT

Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Control







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Gladwin County Soil Erosion operates under an ordinance, therefore, failure to apply for and receive a Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control permit may result in a citation.  

IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TO YOUR PROJECT, YOU WILL NEED A PERMIT:
  • Any earth change activity over 225 square feet within 500 feet of a lake or stream, county drain, or storm drain.
  • Any soil disturbance over 1 acre, regardless of proximity to water.​
  • New or existing gravel pit.
If you have determined a permit is needed,
CLICK HERE

    If you are still unsure if a permit is required, fill out the form below and We will contact you within 3 business days

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  • Home
    • Board of Directors
    • Meet Our Staff!
    • FOIA
    • Upcoming Events
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Newsletter
  • Soil Erosion
    • Soil Erosion Application Packet
    • Best Management
  • Forestry
    • Qualified Forest Program
    • What's in a Name?
    • Qualified Forester List
    • Job Referrals - Forest Professionals
  • NRCS
    • Programming
    • NRCS Staff
    • District Rental Equipment
    • CRP Native Grasses/Wildflower Seed
    • Workshops, etc
  • Planting Assistance
    • Helpful Links
  • Partners
  • Gypsy Moth
  • Cedar River