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Approved updates to certain environmental permitting fees are being phased in over two years and take effect October 1, 2026. See the approved fee schedule below.
The fee update is part of a multi-phase review of EPD permit and plan review fees. Phase I addressed wetland impact permit application fees as part of the County’s 2024 Wetland Code update. Phase II focuses on non-wetland permit types, including Lakeshore Protection, Boat Dock Construction, Boat Ramp Construction and Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill permits.
The fees are intended to align with the real cost of service, including staff time for application review, site inspections, coordination, public hearings and compliance monitoring. Please contact wetlandpermitting@ocfl.net with any questions.
Approved fee schedule:
Approved updates to certain environmental permitting fees are being phased in over two years and take effect October 1, 2026. See the approved fee schedule below.
The fee update is part of a multi-phase review of EPD permit and plan review fees. Phase I addressed wetland impact permit application fees as part of the County’s 2024 Wetland Code update. Phase II focuses on non-wetland permit types, including Lakeshore Protection, Boat Dock Construction, Boat Ramp Construction and Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill permits.
The fees are intended to align with the real cost of service, including staff time for application review, site inspections, coordination, public hearings and compliance monitoring. Please contact wetlandpermitting@ocfl.net with any questions.
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