Yes. Your application must include general plans for the project, complete plans and specifications for the proposed construction or work within the mean higher high water line in salt water or within the ordinary high water line in fresh water, and complete plans and specs for the proper protection of fish life. You must also include a copy of the JARPA, the fish habitat enhancement project application form, and proof of sponsorship of the project. On the same day, you must submit the complete application package to the appropriate local government planning department for review.
You must submit your JARPA and cover addition, on the same day, to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and your local planning and permitting department.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
PO Box 43234
Olympia, WA 98504-3234
email: HPAapplications@dfw.wa.gov
The permit is valid for up to 5 years.
If WDFW determines that your project does not meet the requirements for the Streamlined Process for Fish Habitat Enhancement Project(s) you may file an informal appeal request to WDFW under WAC 220-660-460, file a formal appeal request to the Pollution Control Hearings Board under WAC 220-660-470, or you may reapply under Chapter 77.55 RCW the full permitting process to WDFW, the local planning department and the other applicable agencies.