Permit to construct means a permit issued by the department after consideration of proposed well location, depth, rated capacity, and withdrawal rate.
Permit to construct means a document issued and signed by the Director before November 1, 1995, certifying that:
Permit to construct means a permit for well construction issued by the Department after consideration of, among other things, proposed well location, depth, rated capacity, withdrawal rate, and existing water withdrawals.
Examples of Permit to construct in a sentence
The Engineer shall prepare a Florida Department of Environmental Protection “Application for a Specific Permit to Construct PWS Components” for the work at the Xxxxxxxx WTP.
More Definitions of Permit to construct
Permit to construct means those pre- construction permits or approvals required under Federal Air Quality Control Laws and these Standards and Regulations.
Permit to construct means a document that permits the commencement of construction activities;
Permit to construct means a Permit to Construct a State Highway Approach including all attachments, required signatures, conditions and terms, and performance bonds or insurance.
Permit to construct means a permit that is issued by the department that includes all attachments, required signatures, conditions and terms, and any bond and insurance documentation provided by the applicant as required by the department to construct or modify an approach and any related mitigation within the state highway right of way.¶
Permit to construct means a permit to construct issued, renewed, or revised pursuant to this chapter.
Permit to construct means that document issued by the Secretary (defined below) before any sewer construction (including, but not limited to, excavation, installing of pipe, construction of pumping stations and construction of treatment plants) shall be allowed.
Permit to construct means written permission from the Permitting Authority to construct an on-site sewage facility showing the date the permission was granted.