Local Erosion and Sediment Control Programs
Information About the Local Programs
The NC Sedimentation Control Commission may delegate authority to implement the Sedimentation Pollution Control Act (SPCA) to cities and counties that adopt a local qualifying erosion and sediment control ordinance in compliance with North Carolina state requirements. The staff of the delegated Local Programs perform plan reviews and enforce compliance of the SPCA within their jurisdictions.
Contact Information for Local Programs
Local Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance Fees
Resources for Local Programs
Official 2018 Model Local Ordinance (MS Word - Red Line Version, MS Word, PDF)
The Model Local Ordinance was first distributed in 2004, with revisions in 2006, 2014 and 2018.
Create a Local Program (MS Word, PDF)
Did you know? (MS Word, PDF)
Procedure for Local Program Delegation (MS Word, PDF)
Local Programs Workshops
2020 Workshop
Presented by: N.C. DEQ – Land Quality Section
In partnership with the NC Water Resources Research Institute
The 2020 workshop has been canceled
This event is specifically for the local government programs that have delegated erosion and sediment control programs; registration and workshop information will be sent directly to these programs.
About this workshop:
The Local Program Workshop is an annual event presented by NC DEQ – Land Quality Section to educate and train local erosion and sediment control programs’ staff. The workshop also provides an opportunity for Local Programs to connect, learn from each other, and share challenges, strategies and successes of managing erosion and sediment throughout the state.
2019 Workshop
April 23 & 24, 2019
Renaissance Centre
Wake Forest, NC
Programs Nominated for the 2019 Outstanding Local Program Awards
Large Local Program Nominees:
- City of Asheville
- Lincoln County
- Wake County
- Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
Small Local Program Nominees:
- Chatham County
- Macon County
2019 Outstanding Local Program Award Winners
2019 Large Local Program Winner: Lincoln County
2019 Small Local Program Winner: Chatham County
Workshop Documents
Presentations:
- LQS Erosion & Sediment Control Program Elements
- Planting Native
- The Dirt on the New NCG01
- Keynote: Climate Change, What We Know (What We Don’t Know), and Why it Matters
- Design and Engineering Plan Review Considerations for Rolled and Hydraulic Erosion Control Products
- Landfills and Beneficial Fill – E&SC Regulatory Perspective
- Forestry Inspection Process
- NCSU Research Update
- LQS Erosion & Sediment Control Program Update
- Reporting and Monitoring for Compliance Under the New NCG01
- Single Family Lot Plans from Mooresville Regional Office to Wake County
2018 Workshop Presentations
State Sedimentation Program Updates
Erosion and Sediment Control: Rules and Laws
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