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South Dakota
NPDES ProgramState-Delegated
Permitting AgencySouth Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR)
Permit NameNPDES General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Construction Activity (Permit No. SDR10)
Construction Threshold≥ 1 acre of land disturbance (or < 1 acre if part of a larger common plan of development or sale that will ultimately disturb ≥ 1 acre); sites disturbing ≥ 5 acres that discharge to waters of the state require a Notice of Intent
NOI Lead TimeNOI must be submitted to DANR at least 7 calendar days before the commencement of construction activity; authorization is granted upon receipt unless DANR requests additional information
Application MethodPaper NOI submitted by mail or in person to DANR; South Dakota does not currently offer a fully online NOI submission portal — paper forms are the standard method; applicants may contact DANR's Water Quality Program for current submission procedures
Permit FeeNo permit application fee for the SDR10 general permit NOI at the state level; South Dakota does not charge a fee for construction stormwater general permit coverage
SWPPP RequiredYes
PE Certification RequiredNo
SWPPP Template AvailableYes
Inspection FrequencyAt least once every 14 calendar days during active construction, and within 24 hours after any storm event producing ≥ 0.5 inches of rainfall in a 24-hour period; during periods of inactivity (no land disturbance), inspections may be performed at least once per month
Inspector QualificationNo specific state certification is mandated by the SDR10 permit; inspections must be performed by a 'qualified inspector' who is knowledgeable in the principles of stormwater pollution prevention; DANR recommends training consistent with programs such as CPESC, but does not require a specific license or credential
Post-Construction RequiredYes
Turbidity StandardNo numeric NTU turbidity limit in SDR10; narrative water quality standards apply