Bloomingdale, MT · Passaic County
Soil Disturbance Permit
The Soil Disturbance Permit packet is for applicants seeking a permit to remove soil and includes an escrow information sheet and Form W-9.
What this form is
Use this packet to apply for a soil disturbance permit. The document lists a completed W-9, an Escrow Account Information sheet, two sets of engineer plans, two survey copies, and two checks among the items to submit. The information sheet asks for applicant and property details, including the applicant’s name, mailing address, block and lot, property address, escrow amount, phone number, and email.
Who needs it
Applicants seeking a soil disturbance permit should use this packet and submit the listed supporting materials and payments.
How to submit it
Submit all items to the Tax Office at 101 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale. The document lists a $1,500 escrow check and a $50 application fee check payable to the Borough of Bloomingdale.
About notarization
This packet does not require a notary; sign and date the Form W-9 as instructed, with no notarized attachment or sworn step identified.
How to submit this form
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Download The Permit Packet
Download the Soil Disturbance Permit packet, which includes an Escrow Account Information sheet and Form W-9.
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Complete The Forms
Complete the Escrow Account Information sheet and Form W-9; sign and date the W-9 as instructed.
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Gather The Required Materials
Gather two sets of engineer plans, two survey copies, and the two checks listed in the packet.
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Submit To The Tax Office
Submit all items to the Tax Office at 101 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale.
Frequently asked questions
- What documents and materials are required with the Soil Disturbance Permit?
- The packet lists a completed W-9, an Escrow Account Information sheet, two sets of engineer plans, two survey copies, and two checks.
- How do I submit the Soil Disturbance Permit?
- Submit all items to the Tax Office at 101 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale, as stated on the document.
- Do I need a notary for the Soil Disturbance Permit?
- No. This packet does not require a notary. Sign and date the Form W-9 as instructed; the document identifies no notarized attachment or sworn step.
- What checks does the Soil Disturbance Permit packet list?
- It lists a $1,500 escrow check and a $50 application fee check, both payable to the Borough of Bloomingdale.
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