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11.05(3)—(4) I 3. Involves the excavation or filling, or a 3. An erosion control plan, stamped by a combination of both, in excess of 400 cubic qualified professional engineer registered in the yards of material; State of Wisconsin, that meets all of the 4. Disturbs more than 100 lineal feet of road requirements of s. 14.50, or if waived by the ditch, grassed waterway or other land area zoning administrator under sub. (2)(b), a where surface drainage flows in a defined open simplified checklist on a standard form approved channel, including the placement, repair or by the zoning administrator. All erosion control removal of any underground pipe, utility or other plans and simplified checklists shall include facility within the cross-section of the channel; provisions for a stable outlet as described in s. 5. Involves the creation of any new public or 14.51(2)(d); private roads or access drives longer than 125 4. Copies of permits, permit applications or feet; approvals required by any other unit of 6. Development that requires a subdivision government; plat, as defined in chapter 75; 5. A proposed timetable and schedule for 7. Land disturbing activity that disturbs less completion and installation of all elements of than 4,000 square feet of land, including the approved erosion control plans and a detailed installation of access drives, that the zoning schedule for completion of construction; administrator determines to have a high risk of 6. An estimate of the cost of completion and soil erosion or water pollution, or that may installation of all elements of the approved significantly impact a lake, stream or wetland erosion control plan; and area. Examples of activities with a high risk of 7. Evidence of financial responsibility to soil erosion or water pollution may include, but complete the work proposed in the plan. The are not limited to, land disturbance on erodible zoning administrator may require a financial soil or disturbance adjacent to lakes, rivers, security instrument sufficient to guarantee streams or wetlands. All such determinations completion of the project. made by the zoning administrator shall be in (c) Approval process. writing, unless waived by the applicant; 1. The zoning administrator shall verify that 8. Constructing, dredging or commencing the permit application is complete. The zoning work on any artificial waterway, canal, ditch, administrator shall then forward the erosion lagoon, pond, lake or similar artificial waterway control plan to the Land and Water Resources which is within 300 feet of the ordinary high- Department for review. Land and Water water mark of a navigable body of water or Resources staff shall review the plan for where the purpose is connection with a compliance with the standards identified in ss. navigable body of water. 14.50—14.51. (4) Shoreland erosion control permits and 2. Within 15 working days, Land and Water administration. (a) A shoreland erosion control Resources Department staff shall either approve permit must be issued by the zoning the submitted plan or notify the zoning administrator before any activity meeting the administrator of any deficiencies. criteria in s. 11.05(2) shall occur or a zoning 3. The zoning administrator shall notify the permit is issued. applicant, in writing, of any deficiency in the (b) Application materials. The applicant must proposed plan. The applicant shall be given a provide the following materials when applying for reasonable opportunity to correct any deficiency. a permit: 4. Upon satisfactory review of the erosion 1. A completed application form; control plan by the Land and Water Resources a. The application must be signed by the Department, the zoning administrator shall issue landowner or include a notarized statement the erosion control permit. signed by the landowner authorizing the (d) The zoning administrator shall send written applicant to act as the landowner's agent for notification of all shoreland erosion control permit purposes of this ordinance. applications to the appropriate local office of the b. If a landowner appoints an agent to submit state department of natural resources within an application pursuant to sub. (4)(b)1.a., the three (3) working days of the date a complete landowner shall be bound by all of the application is received. requirements of this ordinance and the terms of (e) The zoning administrator shall send copies any permit issued to the agent. of approved or denied shoreland erosion control 2. Fees as required by chapter 12; permits to the appropriate local office of the state Page 11-6 rev 013106