Urban Land Management

  

Development / Earthworks

Earthwork regulations and procedures have been enacted specifically to help eliminate, or at least minimize creation of new or aggravation of existing sensitive land areas and formations within unincorporated Hamilton County through control of earth disturbing activities. The regulations have been adopted to prevent hazards, safeguard life, limb, property and public welfare, to preserve the natural environment of the unincorporated Hamilton County as it relates to the stability of hillsides and slopes, and to control erosion and sedimentation by the regulation of earth disturbing activities, excavating and filling of land.

Earthwork Information Resources:

 

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Homeowner

Homeowner resources available from the district office include:

  • Soil Survey of Hamilton County - useful for land use planning. 

  • "Look Before You Buy" brochure - useful information when investigating a piece of property for building. Also lists agencies in Hamilton County to receive free information as well as who to contact for permits. 

  • "Homeowners Conservation Guide" 

  • Fact Sheets

Maps available for viewing in the office                       (Maps may be photo copied for a small fee)

  • Aerial photographs from 1938 - 1990
    *The complete set of Aerial Photos is
    now available on CD/ROM. Cost is
    $126.00 picked up at our office or 
    $130.00 if mailed.

  • Digital Hamilton County Soil Survey and Maps
    $10.00 picked up at office or $12.00 mailed.

  • FEMA flood insurance maps 

  • Wetland maps 

  • Groundwater resource maps 

  • Topo maps 

  • Drinking water service maps

 

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HAMILTON COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT :: 2009

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