Get Prepared.

  Know what type of permit application you need to complete. Need help with this? Learn about application types.
  If you are applying for a dust permit, make sure you have your site plan(s). See example.
  Know what other required documents you'll need to provide. Learn about permit requirements.
  Have your contact information, owner & property information handy. Look up your parcel number for property information.
  Know your project's upfront fees (if any), see permit fee schedule.

Fill Out the Application.

The Dust Control permit application can be submitted online. All other applications can be accessed through the Air Quality Department's Forms & Applications page and will need to be mailed or delivered in-person.

  Dust Control Permit

The department issues dust control (or earthmoving) permits when earthmoving operations disturb an area greater than one tenth of an acre of land (0.1 acre or 4,356 square feet). Earthmoving operations are activities that use any equipment that may generate fugitive dust. Some examples include blasting, cutting and filling, demolition, drilling, excavating, grading, leveling, trenching, and weed abatement by discing or blading.

Dust Control Online Permit Application

Pay Online.*

Here you will either register as a first time user or sign in. You will be uploading the permit application you filled out, along with your required PDF documents and pay applicable fees.

*Only the following can be paid online: Dust Control Permit, General Application Permit, Subcontractor Registration, Non-Title V engineering hours, and Annual Fees for General, Non-Title V and Title V Permits.

 Pay Online