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Charleston District's Regulatory Division
Corps of Engineers Regulatory Permit Resources
South Carolina State Ports Authority Permit for a new Port Terminal
Information about the SC SPA's permit to build a new port terminal in North Charleston at the old Navy Yard can be found at PortEIS.COM.Jurisdictional Determinations Checklist
A Checklist & Guide for Environmental Consultants. Requirements for Submitting Jurisdictional Determinations to the Charleston District, Army Corps of Engineers Final Version is available here in (in PDF format).2002 Compensatory Mitigation SOP
Army Corps of Engineers Final Version is available here in (in PDF format).Courtesy List of South Carolina Environmental Consultants
List of private consultants available to perform evaluations of property in South Carolina for the presence of wetlands in PDF format. Please read carefully the information printed on this list. We do not "recommend" any consultants and anyone who tells you that they are "approved" by this office is misrepresenting the facts. This is a list of people and firms who have indicated that they are available to do this kind of work and the list is provided by this office as a public service. The work done by the consultant must be reviewed and verified in writing by the Corps of Engineers before it has any official meaning. Courtesy List of South Carolina Environmental Consultants is available here in (in PDF format).Note: The Charleston District can not and does not certify or recommend any consulting firm, and anyone who tells you that they are "approved" by this office is misrepresenting the facts. These lists are provided as a courtesy to the public, and are based on requests for listing from the companies. Work done by a consultant must be verified in writing by the Charleston District, Corps of Engineers before it has official status.
Consultants: You can submit your firm for inclusion on our Courtesy Lists, or update changes to your addresses & phone numbers here.
Final Environmental Impact Statement
Port Royal Ocean Dredge Material Disposal Site Designation is available here in (in PDF format).Regulatory Standard Operating Procedures
Regulatory Standard Operating Procedures for Processing Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Projects in accordance with the Deep Water Port Act is available here in (in PDF format).Memorandum
Understanding between the Army Corps of Engineers and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for Interstate Natural Gas Pipeline Projects is available here in (in PDF format).Customer Service Survey
Is available here in (in PDF format).Online Customer Service Survey
(Online Interactive Form) go there now.Resource Information from other Federal & State Agencies
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US Fish and Wildlife ServiceThis site is maintained by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Endangered Species Program, Division of Partnerships and Outreach. An excellent source for information on federally-protected threatened and endangered species.
National Register of Historic Places
Link to the National Park Service site known as the National Register Information System (NRIS) which provides valuable information regarding historic properties. NRIS is a database of information about places listed on or determined eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.
South Carolina Dept.
of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC)
SCDHEC has provided water quality certification (WQC) and coastal zone consistency (CZC) for many of the applicable NWP's. In some cases SCDHEC denied either WQC or CZC for certain NWP's. Most of the certifications are conditional and require coordination with SCDHEC prior to authorization. This link will forward you to their web site that lists their certifications and conditions.
South Carolina Dept. of Archives and
History State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO)
Link to get general information about the agency and its programs and services, helpful tips for researchers, a guide to archival collections, basic history and facts about South Carolina, ways to contact them, and links to other sites with related information.
South Carolina Heritage Trust.
While no longer a part of the SC Dept of Natural Resources, this link to the SC Heritage Trust provides very useful information. NatureServe is a non-profit conservation organization that provides the scientific information and tools needed to help guide effective conservation action. The South Carolina Heritage Trust's purpose is to inventory, evaluate, and protect the elements considered the most outstanding representatives of our state heritage. The Heritage Trust Database contains information on the occurrence of rare, endangered and threatened species throughout the state.
Questions concerning the Regulatory Program?
Call the "Project Manager of the Day" in the Charleston District Office(1) 866.329.8187 (Toll Free)
843.329.8044 (Local)
843.329.2332 (Fax)
Email point of contact for Charleston's Regulatory Division
Mailing Address:
US Army Corps of Engineers
Regulatory Division
69A Hagood Ave.
Charleston, South Carolina 29403-5107
