Do I have to hire an engineer or landscape architect to prepare the drawings for a Grading and Erosion Control Permit?

Perhaps - Section 49100 of the County LDRs outlines the level of  submittal required to obtain a Grading and Erosion Control Permit. Dependent upon existing slope and area of land disturbing activities proposed, either a "statement" or "plan" level of submittal will be required.  The "statement" level is the simpler submittal that does not have to be prepared by an engineer or landscape architect.  The "plan" level of submittal is more comprehensive and must be prepared by a Wyoming licensed civil engineer or landscape architect.

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1. Can I get an access permit for a levee from the Levee Department?
2. Am I required to submit plans to the Fire Department?
3. Does the Fire Department charge a fee to review plans?
4. Am I required to get permits from the Fire Department?
5. Do I need a permit to install low voltage wiring?
6. Are fire systems contractors required to be licensed?
7. My property is flat. Do I need a grading permit?
8. Do I have to hire an engineer or landscape architect to prepare the drawings for a Grading and Erosion Control Permit?
9. It`s February and I want to install my new septic system soon. Do any seasonal installation restrictions apply?
10. Can I get a septic permit without completing the groundwater monitoring?