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permit

A document issued by a government authority giving permission to proceed with some action.In real estate,one may need some or all of the following permits,to name a few:

• Ademolition permit before destroying a structure
• An excavation permit before doing site work
• An environmental permit for erosion and siltation control on land about to be disturbed
• Autility disturbance permit to move utility lines
• Aconstruction permit for construction
• Ahealth permit for an on-site waste management system
• Ahealth permit for removal of asbestos-containing building components
• Ahighway department permit for on-site signage visible from state or federal highways
• An occupancy permit before a structure can be used
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55) Dismissing the plaintiff's contentions, the Berklund court concluded that subsection 102(1) of NEPA did not give the Department of Interior the authority to reject lease applications by prospective permittees who have discovered commercially useful coal.
Taking congress's words seriously: towards a sound construction of ... by Mintz, Joel A. / Environmental Law
Beginning with spring 2008, these permittees will be able to go to the Commission's website, access their account, and pay the renewal/registration fee with a credit or debit card.
Top control state officials discuss the latest developments within ... by Brandes, Richard / StateWays
The bill creates a separate non-lapsing fund called the Aquatic Resource Mitigation Fund, allowing DES to receive payments from wetlands permittees and to pay for wetlands creation or restoration, stream restoration, preservation of upland areas adjacent to wetlands and the monitoring and maintenance of these areas.
Signals mixed on wetlands regulation by Meyers, Jeffrey A. / New Hampshire Business Review
 
 
 
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