Be ready to upload supporting materials that show where the project is located and what the proposed work will look like.

You may need to provide:
- A plan or aerial view of the project
- An elevation or cross-section view
- Project dimensions, including height, width and depth
- Existing and proposed structures
- Fill or excavation areas
- Material stockpile locations
- Drainage features
- Nearby buildings, roads, bridges or utilities
- A north arrow
Be prepared to include:
- Current photos of the project area
- Photos showing the stream, banks and surrounding site
- A vicinity map or sketch showing:
  - The stream or waterbody
  - Roads
  - Tributaries
  - Nearby landmarks
  - The project location
- Written directions to the project site
Depending on the project, you may also need:
- An Annual Plan of Operation, if applying for a Maintenance 310 Permit
- An Aquatic Resource Map
- Engineering plans or other supporting documents, if available
Before submitting, be prepared for:
- Applicant signature
- Date
- Landowner signature, if the landowner is different from the applicant
- Contractor information and signature, if required
Signing the application confirms that the information provided is true and that the applicant is responsible for the proposed project.

Plan or Aerial View
A drawing or image showing the project from above.
Cross-Section View
A side-view drawing showing the shape, slope, height or depth of the project area.
Vicinity Map
A map showing where the project is located in relation to nearby roads, waterways and landmarks.
Aquatic Resource Map
A map showing streams, wetlands and other aquatic resources in and around the project area.
Annual Plan of Operation
A document describing recurring maintenance work planned under an Annual Maintenance 310 Permit.