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# Posted: 28 Sep 2026 08:56am
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There are places one should not build. Our county zoning office has the local maps and checks this before we apply for a building permit. Those local maps start here;
https://www.fema.gov/flood-maps
Then our zoning official in their DEQ role asks how much land we are clearing and for the sediment control plan. I have a new restaurant client that is wanting to buy a big yellow machine and save some money. This is from last night's emails, we were talking about food service certification and a big yellow taxi ticket.
If non Ag and baring over 10,000 sf, ~1/4 acre, you need this. This is to the DEQ Responsible Disturber certification $120
Responsible Land Disturber | Virginia DEQ
Don
Bona-fide handwasher and registered Disturber #1517 (ret)
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