Habitat Conservation Plans

• Frequently Asked Questions on HCPs
• USFWS Habitat Conservation Plan Information
• HCP and Incidental Take Permit Process
• HCP Handbook
• 5-point Policy Initiative (Addendum to the Habitat Conservation Plan Handbook)

• Incidental Take Permit Application - PDF - 332KB
• Permit processing fees - PDF - 91K

• 50 CFR Part 13 - General Permit Procedures
• 50 CFR Part 17 - Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants

NOTE: PALM BAY, FL - An Incidental Take Permit (ITP) was released to the City of Palm Bay, FL on April 19, 2007. If your property was within the city boundaries on or before November 6, 2003 you no longer need to contact the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Simply apply for a building permit through the City's normal permit process. This includes Port Malabar lot owners. Click here for Palm Bay Building Department contact information. (Current information as of March 19, 2010)

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• Volusia County Sea Turtle ITP/HCP
• St. Johns County Sea Turtle ITP/HCP