North Carolina
Who may prepare a stormwater plan in North Carolina
We have not confirmed this jurisdiction against a primary source. Rather than show you a plausible answer, this page tells you that, and where to get the real one.
The answer
Not verifiedNot verified for North Carolina, confirm with North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ), Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources (DEMLR). We hold no primary source confirming whether a credentialed preparer is required here. An absence of evidence is not evidence that anyone may prepare the plan, and we will not present it as one.
What this means for a generated plan
Where a credential applies, or where we cannot confirm that none does, treat a generated document as a complete draft for a credentialed preparer to review, amend and sign. It is not by itself a compliant filed plan, and ours says so on its face.
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What people ask about preparing a SWPPP in North Carolina
Do I need a qualified preparer for a SWPPP in North Carolina?
We have not confirmed whether North Carolina requires a credentialed preparer. Confirm with North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ), Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources (DEMLR) before relying on a plan prepared in house or generated by a tool. We will not assume the permissive answer, because assuming it is how an invalid plan gets filed.
Does a professional engineer have to stamp the plan in North Carolina?
Practice act citations are routinely overstated on this point. A PE stamp is not required as a general matter in most states with no preparer gate, and where we have not verified it we will not assert either answer. Confirm with the state board or the permitting authority.
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