Selected ERP Application Notices - Districts

This page provides links to view notices of receipt of applications for selected* Environmental Resource Permits under review by DEP. The majority of such applications and notices are reviewed in the six DEP regulatory district offices; applications and notices for mitigation banks, most mining-related projects, and many projects associated with deepwater port facilities are reviewed at DEP’s main office in Tallahassee. To determine the DEP district office in which a project or site is located, and to obtain contact information for each office, please view the DEP regulatory district contact page. For more information regarding the various ERP-related programs, visit the Submerged Lands and Environmental Resources Coordination Program’s (SLERC) website.

Department ERP Permit Notices

The notices contained on these pages are only for applications that DEP staff reasonably expects to result in a heightened public concern or likelihood of request for administrative proceedings, based on the size, potential effect on the environment or the public, potential controversial nature, and the location of the activities.

The links below will direct you to the websites of the appropriate district or program area where the actual notices may be found. The regulatory districts maintain their own web pages, which may also contain notices for other regulatory programs in addition to ERP.

• Tallahassee - Mining, Mitigation Banks, Beach, Inlets, and Ports
• Northeast District Office
• Northwest District Office
• Central District Office
• Southwest District Office
• South District Office
• Southeast District Office

Other Notifications

The department’s ERP program receives thousands of applications annually, most of which are for routine activities. To search for an application or notice currently under review, please go to DEP’s interactive permitting search page. To be automatically notified via email of any future applications or notices submitted to the department, subscribe to DEP’s Permitting Application Subscription Service or “PASS” system. The PASS system allows you to tailor your subscription to specific regulatory program areas, types of applications and to specific geographic areas, including counties, or distance from a specific location.