Do I need a notary for the Soil Movement Exemption Form?

No. The form has an owner or applicant signature and date field, with no notary block or notarized attachment indicated.

Who files the Soil Movement Exemption Form?

The form requests property owner and applicant information and a signature from the owner or applicant seeking a soil movement exemption.

What does the Soil Movement Exemption Form ask?

It asks for the property address, phone, block and lot, and answers about soil volume, an approved site plan or subdivision, and the landscaping exemption.

Roseland, MT · Essex County

No notary required

Soil Movement Exemption Form

Property owners or applicants file this form with Roseland to request an exemption from a soil movement permit before moving soil.

What this form is

Roseland requires this form to be filed with and approved by the Property Maintenance Officer or designee before soil movement takes place. It asks for the property owner and address, contact information, block and lot, and answers about the amount of soil, approved plans, and landscaping exemption. The owner or applicant certifies the statements and signs and dates the form.

Who needs it

A property owner or applicant seeking a soil movement permit exemption in Roseland must file this form before any soil movement takes place.

How to submit it

File the form with the Property Maintenance Officer or designee and obtain approval before any soil movement takes place.

About notarization

This document is signed without a notary; the owner or applicant simply signs and dates the form.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Form
Download the Soil Movement Exemption Form.
2
Complete The Form
Enter the property owner and address, phone, block and lot, and answer the soil movement questions.
3
Sign And Date
Certify the statements and have the owner or applicant sign and date the form.
4
File With The Borough
File the form with the Property Maintenance Officer or designee and obtain approval before moving soil.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a notary for the Soil Movement Exemption Form?: No. The form has an owner or applicant signature and date field, with no notary block or notarized attachment indicated.
Who files the Soil Movement Exemption Form?: The form requests property owner and applicant information and a signature from the owner or applicant seeking a soil movement exemption.
What does the Soil Movement Exemption Form ask?: It asks for the property address, phone, block and lot, and answers about soil volume, an approved site plan or subdivision, and the landscaping exemption.
How do I submit the Soil Movement Exemption Form?: File it with the Property Maintenance Officer or designee and obtain approval before any soil movement takes place.

Need something notarized?

This Soil Movement Exemption Form doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Roseland form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.