Property Owners - Regional Office Permits

PERMIT APPLICATION FORMS

Apply Online
Wastewater System & Potable Water Supply permits can be completed and submitted online using DEC's secure permit application submittal system at http://www.securevtanr.com. Our eDEC system allows you to fill out the application form online, upload any necessary supporting documents (e.g. project plans), and pay the application fee. For additional information related to online application submittal, please see the Online Application Submittal Instructions and visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. If you will be submitting supporting materials using the file upload feature in this system, please review the Instructions for Submitting Electronic Supporting Materials before uploading any files.

PDF Application Forms
Fillable PDF Application Form - This application form is designed to be filled out electronically (using Adobe Reader 8 or higher).
Handwritten PDF Application Form - This application form is designed to be printed and then completed by hand.

Application Form Instructions
Instructions for completing the Wastewater System & Potable Water Supply permit application form. Specific questions about your project should be addressed to the staff person in the regional office where your project is located.

NOTE: Some applicants may be subject to Notification Requirements

EXEMPTION FORMS

Exemption Forms for Construction of a Replacement Well that serves only one Single Family Residence on its own Individual Lot:

• Drilled Well
• Public Water System
• Shallow Well

APPLICATION FEES

Fee Chart for Wastewater Systems and Potable Water Supply Permit Applications under 10 V.S.A. Chapter 64: Fees Effective July 1, 2012.
NOTE: Applicants may also need to reference Water Supply Division fee information.

• New Fees Briefing Document
• New Fees effective July 1, 2012
• Definitions of Terms Used in Determination of Fee Amounts for WW Permit Applications
• Wastewater System and Potable Water Supply Permit Application Fee Guidance

ADDITIONAL APPLICATION RESOURCES

Water Source Protection Area (SPA) maps for public community water systems.

Some water treatment systems are exempt -- link to statutory language  Effective June 4, 2010.