Do I need a notary for the Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application?

No. The application does not require a notary; the owner or authorized representative signs and dates it, and a licensed Professional Engineer signs and seals Part 2.

How do I submit the Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application?

Submit it to the Floodplain Administrator. Part 2 requires electronic copies of associated models for City review; attach applicable permits or approvals identified in the application.

Who completes Part 2 of the application?

A licensed Professional Engineer in Texas must prepare, sign, and seal Part 2. It includes modeling information and requires electronic copies of associated models for City review.

What information does the application request?

It requests owner and project details, floodplain and FEMA map information, proposed activities, elevations, permits, and engineering models. Part 3 is for an amendment or extension request.

Benbrook, TX · Tarrant County

No notary required

Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application

Property owners and authorized representatives use this application to request a Benbrook floodplain development permit for a proposed project.

What this form is

The application requests a floodplain development permit for work in or affecting a floodplain and asks for property, project, FEMA floodplain, elevation, and permit information. The owner or authorized representative completes Part 1; a licensed Professional Engineer prepares, signs, and seals Part 2, including modeling information. Part 3 is for requesting a permit amendment or extension.

Who needs it

Property owners or their authorized representatives seeking a floodplain development permit, amendment, or extension in Benbrook should use this application.

How to submit it

Submit the application to the Floodplain Administrator. Part 2 requires electronic copies of associated models for City review, and the form says to attach applicable USACE, TCEQ, or CLOMR documents.

About notarization

This application is signed without a notary; the owner or representative signs and dates it, and the engineer signs and seals Part 2.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Application
Download the Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application PDF.
2
Complete The Applicable Parts
The owner or authorized representative completes Part 1; a licensed Professional Engineer prepares and signs Part 2 when required.
3
Gather Required Attachments
Include applicable permits or approvals named in the application and provide electronic copies of associated models for City review.
4
Submit To The Floodplain Administrator
Submit the completed application to the Floodplain Administrator.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a notary for the Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application?: No. The application does not require a notary; the owner or authorized representative signs and dates it, and a licensed Professional Engineer signs and seals Part 2.
How do I submit the Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application?: Submit it to the Floodplain Administrator. Part 2 requires electronic copies of associated models for City review; attach applicable permits or approvals identified in the application.
Who completes Part 2 of the application?: A licensed Professional Engineer in Texas must prepare, sign, and seal Part 2. It includes modeling information and requires electronic copies of associated models for City review.
What information does the application request?: It requests owner and project details, floodplain and FEMA map information, proposed activities, elevations, permits, and engineering models. Part 3 is for an amendment or extension request.

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This Floodplain Modification and Development Permit Application doesn’t need a notary — but Texas residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.