1200-C Construction Stormwater Series Permits for Government Agencies

Stormwater runoff from land and impervious areas such as paved streets, parking lots, and building rooftops during rainfall and snow events often contain pollutants that could adversely affect water quality. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permits are required for stormwater discharges to surface waters from municipalities if stormwater from rain or snow melt leaves a site through a "point source" and reaches surface waters either directly or through storm drainage. A point source is a natural or human-made conveyance of water through such things as pipes, culverts, ditches, catch basins, or any other type of channel. 

Please note: Stormwater 1200-CA permit applications have moved to a new electronic data management system called Your DEQ Online.

1200-CN Permit

​​1200-CN Construction Stormwater General Permit  

• 1200-CN Permit Evaluation Report 
• Appendix A 
• Appendix B 
• 1200-CN Response to Comments ​

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1200-CA Permit

• ​​Final 1200-CA permit 
  
• Final 1200-CA evaluation report 
• Appendix A 
• Appendix B 
  
• DEQ Response to Comments​​
  

​DEQ is accepting applications from public entities to register for 1200-CA permit coverage.

• ​Application - please visit Your DEQ Online​
  

​Please see Table 70G​ for application and annual fees.

Resources and forms

• ​Stormwater Permit eReporting Waiver Request  
  
• CMMP Checklist 
• Fact Sheet: Natural Buffer Zones for Construction Projects 
  
• Guidance for 1200-CA Construction Stormwater Discharge Permit pH and Turbidity Monitoring Conditions
  
• 1200-CA ESCP Template
• ​Recorded webinar: 1200-CA Permit and Your DEQ Online​
  
  

​Please see Table 70G​ for application and annual fees.

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RUSLE2 resources

• ​County Maps (Zip file, 11MB)
  Courtesy of USDA National Resource Conser​vation Service

• Oregon Soil Data (Zipped .gdb files)
  

• Oregon Climate Data​ (Zipped .gdb files)
  

• Presentation Slides: Calculating BMP Sediment Removal Effectiveness Using RUSLE2 for Natural Buffer Zone Encroachment​

Your DEQ Online for stormwater permits

Your DEQ Online

​DEQ Stormwater Permitting is now operating in DEQ's newest online platform, called Your DEQ Online. Please refer to the fact sheets, instructional guides, video tutorials and webinars below for more information on how to create a new account. The DEQ Stormwater permitting program is no longer accepting paper applications or reports, all stormwater permitting transactions must be conducted through a Your DEQ Online account.

Access Your DEQ Online  
Submit a Help Request to Your DEQ Online Help Desk​

Your DEQ Online – Stormwater Instructional Guides

• How to Submit Stormwater Applications, DMRs, and Other Reports in YDO 
  This complete guide includes how to submit notices of termination, transfer and name changes, as well as Discharge Monitoring Reports and applications. From the Table of Contents, click the title of the item you are looking for to get started.
• Registering in Your DEQ Online for Stormwater Permitting 
  This fact sheet explains Responsible Official and Consultant account types
  
• Renew, Change Name, Transfer or Terminate 1200-Series Stormwater General Permits in Your DEQ Online
  
• Public Notice and Comment Guide
  
• Frequently Asked Questions about YDO and Stormwater Permitting​
  
• Fact Sheet: 1200-Z NPDES Industrial Stormwater General Permit: Annual Geometric Mean​ 
  

Note: Video tutorials will be added as they come available. 

​Webinars: Submit DMRs and other Industrial and Construction Stormwater Reports in YDO.

These live instruction webinars were recorded, and include instructions for how to submit revised ESCPs, revised SWPCPs, DMRs and other reports.

• View Oct. 13, 2021 webinar recording
• View Oct. 26, 2021 webinar recording