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The forms on this page can be completed online as part of the e-permitting process. Visit the ePermit pages for additional information.

Information

General information

Request to the St. Johns River Water Management District to Reduce Permit Application Fees (for use by counties and municipalities)

CUP

Consumptive use permit (CUP) applicant’s handbook (effective August 29, 2018)

Item Description
Main Document Applicant’s Handbook: Consumptive Uses of Water
Appendix A Chapter 40C-1, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.): Organization and Procedure
Appendix B Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C.: Permitting of Consumptive Uses of Water
Appendix C Application forms are listed below
Appendix D Guidelines for Developing and Conducting an Aquifer Performance Testing Program
(included in Main Document file)
Appendix E Compliance form numbers 40C-2.900(4)-(14) listed below
Appendix F Water Saving Practices for Water Conservation Plans
(included in Main Document file)
Appendix G Rule 62-40.416(7)–(8), F.A.C
(included in Main Document file)
Appendix H Chapter 40C-8, F.A.C.: Minimum Flows and Levels
Appendix I Limiting Conditions for Rule 40C-2.042(9) Dewatering General Permit By Rule
(included in Main Document file)

Central Florida Water Initiative (CFWI) Consumptive use permit (CUP) applicant’s handbook (effective January 5, 2022).

Item Description
Main Document Central Florida Water Initiative Area Supplemental Applicant’s Handbook
Appendix Design Aids for the Central Florida Water Initiative (CFWI) Supplemental Applicant’s Handbook
Chapter 62-41 CFWI CUP Rules

Consumptive use permit (CUP) application and compliance forms

Form number or name
(click to download)
Applicable
rule(s)
Form name
Form 40C-2.900(1) 40C-2 Individual Consumptive Use Permit Main Application Form
Form 40C-2.900(1)(a) 40C-2 • Form A — Agricultural
Form 40C-2.900(1)(b) 40C-2 • Form B — Industrial/Commercial
Form 40C-2.900(1)(c) 40C-2 • Form C — Landscape/Recreation
Form 40C-2.900(1)(d) 40C-2 • Form D — Mining/Dewatering
Form 40C-2.900(1)(e) 40C-2 • Form E — Public Supply
Form 40C-2.900(1)(f) 40C-2 • Form F — Environmental/Other
Form 40C-2.900(1)(g) 40C-2 • Form G — Institutional
Form 40C-2.900(2) 40C-2 Minor Individual Supplemental Form
Form 40C-2.900(3) 40C-2 Landscape Irrigation for One Additional Day per Week
Form 40C-2.900(4) 40C-2 Water Use/Pumpage Report Form (EN-50)
Form 40C-2.900(5) 40C-2 Flow Meter Accuracy Report Form (EN-51)
Form 40C-2.900(6) 40C-2 Annual Statement of Continuing Use
Form 40C-2.900(7) 40C-2 Water Audit
Form 40C-2.900(8) 40C-2 Alternative Method Flow Verification Report
Form 40C-2.900(9) 40C-2 Annual Crop Summary Report
Form 40C-2.900(10) 40C-2 Crop Protection Report
Form 40C-2.900(11) 40C-2 Water Quality Report Form
Form 40C-2.900(12) 40C-2 Notice of Dewatering Activity
Form 40C-2.900(13) 40C-2 Voluntary Rescission of Consumptive Use Permit
Form 40C-2.900(14) 40C-2 Consumptive Use Permit Transfer Request
Form Water Conservation Plan: Agriculture Water Conservation Plan Form for Agriculture
(This form is not required, but is provided for assistance in developing a plan.)
Form Water Conservation Plan: Landscape Irrigation Water Conservation Plan Form for Landscape and Non-Golf Recreation Irrigation
(This form is not required, but is provided for assistance in developing a plan.)
Form Water Conservation Plan: Golf Courses Water Conservation Plan Form for Golf Courses
(This form is not required, but is provided for assistance in developing a plan.)

ERP

Environmental resource permit (ERP) applicant’s handbook (effective June 28, 2024)

Item Description
Volume I (include Appendices A–D)
Appendices E–O
Environmental Resource Permit Applicant’s Handbook, Volume I (General and Environmental)
Volume II Environmental Resource Permit Applicant’s Handbook, Volume II (SJRWMD)
Permit Information Manual (includes Volume II)
[coming soon]

Environmental resource permit (ERP) applicant’s handbook (effective December 22, 2020)

Item Description
Document Environmental Resource Permit Applicant’s Handbook, Volume I (General and Environmental)
Document Permit Information Manual (includes Volume II)

Environmental resource permit (ERP) application and compliance forms

Note: Please be sure to use the latest version of each form by checking modification dates listed under the “modified documents” headings on the Florida Department of State website. You may do so by following the link to the Department of State website, then clicking on the relevant “Rule No.” and then clicking the relevant form under the “References in this version” listing.
Form number or name
(click to download)
Applicable rule(s) Form name
Form 62-330.050(2) 62-330 Request to Verify Exemption
Form 62-330.0511(1) 62-330 Notice of Intent to Construct a Minor Silvicultural System
Form 62-330.060(1)
• Section A
• Section B
• Section C
• Section D
• Section E
• Section F
• Section G
• Section H
• Section I
62-330 Application for Individual and Conceptual Approval Environmental Resource Permit, State 404 Program Permit, and Authorization to Use State-Owned Submerged Lands
Important notice regarding USACE joint applications:

As of Oct. 1, 2017, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) no longer participates in a Joint Application process.

If your project does not qualify for SPGP VI-R1 and your project requires a Corps permit, you must apply separately to the Corps using the appropriate federal application form for activities under federal jurisdiction. Please see the Corps’ Jacksonville District Regulatory Sourcebook for more information about federal permitting, which contains a link to the Corps permit application ENG 4345 & ENG 6082.

ERP Suggested Forms (not required)

Form name Description
Drawdown Easement Easement by owner of land with wetlands or other surface waters that would be impacted by drawdown from stormwater management system
Management Plan Basin management plan to attach as exhibit C to a conservation easement for preservation only
LLC Affidavit Affidavit for a person at a Limited Liability Company (LLC) who signs a conservation easement
Partnership Affidavit Affidavit for a person at a Partnership who signs a conservation easement

Final orders

Final orders

TypeYearTitle
ERP2024Bear Warriors United, Inc.; The Sweetwater Coalition of Volusia County, Inc.; Derek Lamontagne, an Individual; and Byron White, an Individual v. Florida Department of Transportation and St. Johns River Water Management District
ERP2023Edward Cece and Anna Cece and Marcos Romero v. St. Johns River Water Management District and Cedar Island Homeowners Association of Flagler County, Inc.
ERP2022Edward Cece and Anna Cece and Marcos Romero v. St. Johns River Water Management District and Cedar Island Homeowners Association of Flagler County, Inc.
ERP2021Ned Bowers v. The St. Johns River Water Management District and Orange County
ERP2021Egan Ranch, LLC v. St. Johns River Water Management District and Babcock, LLC
ERP2021Governing Board of SJRWMD v. Christopher Douglas Leiffer, as Trustee of the C&K Family Trust Dated January 31, 2020, and Kirk Stephen Leiffer, as Trustee of the C&K Family Trust Dated January 31, 2020
ERP2020Steve Hill and Guy Vandoren v. Bishop of the Diocese St. Augustine and St. Johns River Water Management District
CUP2018St. Johns Riverkeeper, Florida Defenders of the Environment, Silver Springs Alliance, and Alice Gardiner v. Sleepy Creek Lands, LLC and SJRWMD
ERP2017Indian River Farms Water Control District v. All Aboard Florida Operations, LLC, Ram Land Holdings, LLC, J. Acquisitions Brevard, LLC, and SJRWMD
ERP2016Nancy Condron v. SJRWMD and 1044PVB, LLC
CUP2015Sierra Club, Inc., and St. Johns Riverkeeper, Inc., Karen Ahlers, Jeri Baldwin and Florida Defenders of the Environment v. Sleepy Creek Lands, LLC, and SJRWMD
ERP2015Tomm Friend; Derek Lamontagne; Turnbull Bay Community, Inc.; and Friends of Spruce Creek Preserve, Inc. v. Pioneer Community Development District and SJRWMD
ERP2015Pelican Island Audubon Society, Dr. Richard Baker, and Dr. David Cox v. Indian River County and SJRWMD
ERP2015Sierra Club, Inc., and St. Johns Riverkeeper, Inc., Karen Ahlers, Jeri Baldwin and Florida Defenders of the Environment v. Sleepy Creek Lands, LLC, and SJRWMD
ERP2013 SJRWMD v. Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co.
ERP2012 SJRWMD v. Molica
ERP2010CRP/HLV Highlands Ranch, LLC v. SJRWMD
CUP2009City of Groveland v. SJRWMD and Niagara Bottling Co.
CUP2009St. Johns Riverkeeper, Inc. v. SJRWMD
ERP2008 SJRWMD v. A. Duda and Sons, Inc.
ERP2007In re Cape Road, LLC
CUP2007Miami Corp. v. City of Titusville
CUP2007Marion County v. Greene
ERP2006Lott v. SJRWMD
CUP2006West Orange Country Club
ERP2005Sierra Club, Inc. v. FCC Partners
WWC2005Roberts v. SJRWMD
ERP2005Ash v. SJRWMD
ERP2004McMulkin v. SJRWMD
ERP2004Billie v. SJRWMD
ERP2003In re Orange Lake Sinkhole Plug
ERP2002Glen Springs Preservation, Inc. v. Blake
ERP2002Haynes v. KGB Lake Howell
ERP2001Billie v. SJRWMD
CUP2000Sierra Club v. Hines Interests Ltd. and SJRWMD
ERP2000Sierra Club v. Hines Interests Ltd.
ERP1999Lee v. SJRWMD (Walden Chase)
ERP1999 SJRWMD v. Modern, Inc.
ERP1998Griffin v. SJRWMD
ERP1998Greenspace Preservation Association v. City of Gainesville
ERP1997Ray v. SJRWMD
ERP1997Ocala Silver Springs Hilton v. LaQuinta Inns, Inc.
ERP1996State, DOT v. SJRWMD
CUP1994Smith v. SJRWMD
ERP1994Koy A. Koontz (MSSW)
WWC1994 SJRWMD v. Hicks
ERP1994Koy A. Koontz (WRP)
CUP1993Lake Brooklyn Civic Association v. SJRWMD
ERP1992Friends of the Wekiva v. Jim Saboff
CUP1992Osceola County v. SJRWMD
ERP1992Floyd R. Womack
ERP1992CROP, Inc. v. Veigle
CUP1992Nassau v. Beckham and SJRWMD
CUP1991Zinn v. SJRWMD
ERP1991Concerned Citizens v. Celebrity Village
ERP1991Eckler v. UNF
ERP1991Save the St. Johns River v. SJRWMD
CUP1990Corp. for the President v. SJRWMD and City of Cocoa
CUP1990Middlebrooks v. SJRWMD
ERP1990Prugh v. SJRWMD
ERP1987Florida Wildlife Federation v. Admiral Corp.
WWC1987 SJRWMD v. Monds
ERP1987Bathurst v. SJRWMD and City of Ocala
CUP1987Middlebrooks v. SJRWMD
ERP1986Friends of Ft. George, Inc. v. Fairlield Communities, Inc.
CUP1986Friends of Ft. George, Inc. v. Fairfield Communities, Inc. and SJRWMD
ERP1984 SJRWMD v. Citra Mining, Inc.
ERP1983Clay Island Farms, Inc. v. SJRWMD
CUP1982Blaha v. SJRWMD
ERP1981Griffin v. SJRWMD
ERP1978Berry Groves, Inc.
ERP1978Evans Properties, Inc.

Rules

Rule No. Title Revised on
Chapter 40C-1 Organization and Procedure 8-29-2023
Chapter 40C-2 Permitting of Consumptive Uses of Water 8-29-2018
Chapter 40C-3 Water Wells 5-7-2018
Chapter 40C-4 Environmental Resource Permits: Surface Water Management Systems 6-28-2024
Chapter 40C-5 Artificial Recharge (Repealed.) 1-19-2016
Chapter 40C-8 Minimum Flows and Levels 9-28-2021
Chapter 40C-9 Water Management Lands Acquisition and Management 11-3-2015
Chapter 40C-12 Lobbyist Registration 11-11-2014
Chapter 40C-20 Standard General Water Use Permits (Repealed.) 8-14-2014
Chapter 40C-21 The Water Shortage Plan 8-23-2018
Chapter 40C-22 Noticed General Permits For Consumptive Uses (Repealed.) 8-14-2014
Chapter 40C-23 Water Resource Caution Area (Repealed) 4-6-2022
Chapter 40C-24 Xeriscape Landscaping Incentive Program 5-27-2012
Chapter 40C-40 Standard General Environmental Resource Permits (Repealed.) 5-27-2012
Chapter 40C-41 Environmental Resource Permits: Surface Water Management Basin Criteria 6-28-2024
Chapter 40C-42 Environmental Resource Permits: Regulation of Stormwater Management Systems (Repealed) 6-1-2018
Chapter 40C-43 General Silvicultural Surface Water Management Permits After Notice (Repealed. Incorporated into 40C-4.) 10-3-1995
Chapter 40C-44 Environmental Resource Permits: Agricultural Surface Water Management Systems 6-1-2018
Chapter 40C-400 Noticed General Environmental Resource Permits (Repealed.) 12-27-2010
Chapter 62-41 CFWI CUP Rules 6-21-2021
Chapter 62-330 Environmental Resource Permitting 12-22-2020
Chapter 62-342 Mitigation Banks 6-12-2018

Water well

Water well construction permit application forms

Form number or name
(click to download)
Applicable rule(s) Form name
wellpermitapp.pdf 40C-3 State of Florida permit application to construct, repair, modify or abandon a well
wellcompform.pdf 40C-3 Well completion report

USACE GP

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits administered by the district

Program change effective Oct. 1, 2017

As of Oct. 1, 2017, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) no longer participates in a Joint Application process.

If your project does not qualify for SPGP VI-R1 and your project requires a Corps permit, you must apply separately to the Corps using the appropriate federal application form for activities under federal jurisdiction. Please see the Corps’ Jacksonville District Regulatory Sourcebook for more information about federal permitting, which contains a link to the Corps permit application ENG 4345 & ENG 6082.

SPGP V-R1

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) State Programmatic General Permit (SPGP) authorizes various activities if the applicant obtains a verification and performs the work in accordance with the terms and conditions of the SPGP. The SPGP enables the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and St. Johns River Water Management District (District) to issue the verification to an applicant, concurrently with their other State authorization(s), that the applicant’s proposed work is authorized pursuant to the SPGP and that a separate application to the Corps is not required.

On August 16, 2021, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) issued a permit titled SPGP VI-R1. The purpose of the SPGP VI-R1 is to avoid duplication of permitting between the Corps and state agencies such as the District for minor work located in waters of the United States, including navigable waters. SPGP VI-R1 reduces the need for separate approval from the Corps for the approved project types, and it increases the efficiency of both state and federal staff in serving the public. SPGP VI-R1 is implemented throughout the state of Florida, continuing environmental protection while increasing service to the public. The St. Johns River Water Management District implements SPGP VI-R1 under an updated Coordination Agreement with the Corps.

The SPGP VI-R1 authorizes five types of activities:

The projects authorized by this SPGP VI-R1 are those activities that qualify for and are authorized by the specific State of Florida Exemptions and General Permits, as adopted by reference in Chapter 62-330, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.), and meet the activity description provided in Section II (Work Authorized). The remaining paragraphs in the instrument provide additional limits on what is and is not allowed.

Please note, while similar in nature, SPGP V and SPGP V-R1, which both expired more than one year ago, do not authorize the same scope of activities. If you need to receive re-authorization under SPGP VI-R1, please contact the District for additional information.

State Programmatic General Permit Site (includes links to attachments to the SPGP VI-R1)