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I know my project requires a wetland permit. Which permit level do I apply for?


We recommend you call the Conservation Office at (203) 854-7744 to discuss the scope of your project. Permit level is determined by a variety of factors, including the proximity of all activities to the water resource, the amount and type of activity, the total cubic yards of material displaced, and the existing character of the land where the activity is proposed.

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1. Do you have the FEMA flood maps? Can you tell me if my property is within a flood zone?
2. I know my project requires a wetland permit. Which permit level do I apply for?