Application for Certificate of Coverage (Coc) and / or Authorization to Construct (Atc) Under General-Permit Ncg550000 - North Carolina

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Application for Certificate of Coverage (Coc) and/or Authorization to Construct (Atc) Under General-Permit Ncg550000 is a legal document that was released by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality - a government authority operating within North Carolina.

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Q: What is a Certificate of Coverage (COC)?A: A Certificate of Coverage (COC) is a document that gives permission for certain construction activities under a general permit.

Q: What is an Authorization to Construct (ATC)?A: An Authorization to Construct (ATC) is a document that gives permission for specific construction activities under a general permit.

Q: What is General-Permit NCG550000 in North Carolina?A: General-Permit NCG550000 is a permit issued by the state of North Carolina that allows for certain construction activities without requiring an individual permit.

Q: What construction activities require a Certificate of Coverage (COC) or Authorization to Construct (ATC)?A: Certain construction activities that are covered under General-Permit NCG550000 require a Certificate of Coverage (COC) or Authorization to Construct (ATC).

Q: How do I apply for a Certificate of Coverage (COC) or Authorization to Construct (ATC)?A: To apply for a Certificate of Coverage (COC) or Authorization to Construct (ATC), you will need to fill out an application form and submit it to the relevant authority in North Carolina.

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Released on September 21, 2017;
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