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| Development Engineering Division |
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 Click this link for the up-to-date Site Development Activity Permit Application Forms, Checklists and Brochures |
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| Members of the
Development Engineering Division
conduct plan reviews, issue site
development activity permits
(SDAPs), inspect active SDAP sites,
and review preliminary land use
applications for compliance with
adopted engineering codes (Titles
11, 12, 16, 18 and 20 of the Kitsap
County Code). |
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Stormwater
Regulations are effective February
16, 2010. Development
and re-development projects not
vested to prior stormwater
regulations are subject to the new
regulations, developed in
conformance with the requirements of
the Western Washington NPDES Phase
II Municipal Stormwater Permit.
For a quick overview of changes as
they apply to residential building
permit submittal, please check out
our Brochure #51,
"Changes in
Stormwater Regulations will affect
your Construction Project". |
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Codes/Design
Tools |
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Are
you vested under the 1997 Kitsap
County Stormwater Design Manual?
Check out the
1997 Kitsap County Stormwater Design
Manual Information Site! |
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Single Family Residential Projects |
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Interested
in
building
a
home
in
Kitsap
County?
One
aspect
commonly
overlooked
is
the
application
of
stormwater
regulations
to
residential
construction.
Most
projects
will
need
to
provide
onsite
stormwater
management
and
a
construction
stormwater
pollution
prevention
plan.
If
your
project
exceeds
2000
square
feet
of
new
and/or
impervious
surface,
onsite
stormwater
management
is
required. If
your
project
disturbs
more
than
7000
square
feet
of
land
(through
leveling,
grading
or
construction
activities)
then
you
will
need
to
provide
a
soil
management
plan
as
well.
Some
residential
projects
require
an
engineered
drainage
plan.
Typically
these
projects
are
located
on
shorelines,
near
steep
slopes
or
have
other
critical
drainage
problems.
These
types
of
sites
require
application
of a
Site
Development
Activity
Permit
(SDAP).
A
Site
Development
Activity
Permit
will
be
required
if
your
project
meets
certain
thresholds
(see
Brochure
#57). All
projects
are
required
to
fill
out
a
road
approach
application,
even
if
one
exists
on
the
property. |
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Forms
and
Brochures: |
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Need
more
information?
Click
to
get
answers
to
these
commonly
asked
question! |
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Contact Us
See the
DCD Home Page for Customer
Services Hours.
To contact
a reviewer regarding an active
permit, call (360)
337-5777. |
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