At the St. Johns River Water Management District, we want to offer you the highest quality customer service. The following lists are intended to provide you with 24-hour access to information you need about District-issued permits and to apply for a permit. We also have helpful, knowledgeable staff working in District services centers throughout our 18-county service area to assist you.
Rules, Applicant’s Handbooks, Reference materials
- Permitting contacts
- Agricultural assistance team
- Permitting documents
- Rules in development
- Rules, references and handbooks
- Application fees
- Conservation easements
- (GWRAPPS) Permit planning system
- Wildfire risk reduction in regulatory conservation easements
- Permit application notices
- Understanding formal wetlands determinations
Tools
- 404 assumptions
- Permitting documents
- Regulatory permit search tool
- Support and FAQs
- Click “Help” in the top right of the page, then select “Support” or “Video Help.”
- Training requests
- Click “Help” in the top right of the page, then select “Training Request.”
- Uniform Mitigation Assessment Methodology (UMAM)
- Well completion reports
- Select “Completion report” in the brown bar.
Section 401 water quality certification pre-filing meeting request
The Water Quality Certification Improvement Rule (WQCIR) requires the project proponent request a pre-filing meeting at least 30 days prior to submitting a request for certification unless the certifying authority waives this requirement. SJRWMD hereby waives the pre-filing meeting request requirement. SJRWMD applicants do not need to request a pre-filing meeting prior to submitting an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) application. An applicant may request a pre-application meeting to discuss their activity with SJRWMD staff through the ePermit website; however, neither the meeting nor request are required. This specifically waives the pre-filing meeting request requirement of the WQCIR and IS NOT a waiver of certification nor regulatory review.
To learn more, visit the website of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
Apply for a permit
- ePermit login / create an account
- Select “Login” or “Register” to access an account.
- Statewide permitting portal