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Field
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Collin County
Collin County Engineering Department
Permit
Permit / AuthorizationDrainage / Land Disturbance Permit
Submit ToCollin County Engineering Department
Lead Time10–15 business days typical
Application MethodSubmit application, drainage study, and grading plan to Collin County Engineering Department at 2300 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 3100, McKinney, TX 75071
FeeContact agency for current fee schedule
Water Quality
Impervious Cover LimitNo county-wide impervious cover cap for unincorporated areas; post-construction controls required per TCEQ CGP for sites ≥1 acre
On-Site Treatment RequiredYes
Detention RequiredYes — Post-development peak discharge must not exceed pre-development rates for 2-, 10-, and 100-year storm events per Collin County Criteria Manual for the Design of Flood Control and Drainage Facilities; detention facility must be maintained under a recorded maintenance agreement
Turbidity / Discharge StandardComply with TCEQ TXR150000 construction effluent limits; no separate county numeric turbidity standard beyond TCEQ requirements
SWPPP
SWPPP / Local Plan RequiredNo local plan
PE Stamp RequiredNo
Inspections
Inspection RequirementsCollin County Engineering Department may conduct inspections to verify compliance with approved drainage plans and stormwater controls. Final inspection required prior to permit closeout and acceptance of public drainage infrastructure.
Inspector QualificationTCEQ-qualified inspector required per CGP; county does not impose additional local inspector certification requirements
Design & Zones
Local Design ManualCollin County Criteria Manual for the Design of Flood Control and Drainage Facilities
Special Overlay ZonesFEMA Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), Lake Lavon Watershed, East Fork Trinity River Corridor