Part 2. General Compliance Factors 2-1. Compliance with Applicable Plans 2-1-1 Is the project in compliance or conformance with zoning? Yes No Not Applicable Source Documentation: If YES, attach a zoning map that includes a key explaining the zoning classifications and with the project location(s) identified. In lieu of the map, you may submit a letter from the Local Unit of Government that identifies the project address, the applicable zoning and that the proposed use is allowable. If the sites have not yet been identified, then the letter or map should denote the area(s) in which you expect the project site(s) to be located. If NO, attach a detailed description of the process you are going through to bring the project into zoning compliance and when you expect it to be completed. If N/A, explain: 2-1-2 Is the project located within a Coastal Zone Management (CZM) area? See . – Yes No If YES, the must make a finding that the project is consistent with the approved State CZM program. Comments: Source Documentation: If YES, attach a letter from the IDNR, Lake Michigan Coastal Program. 2-1-3. Have you obtained an This is not required, but is recommended as a best practice in to identify any applicable plans such as Air Quality State Implementation Plans (SIPs) or Water Quality Management – Plans, as well as other potential environmental issues. Yes No Source Documentation: Attach a copy of the letter from IDEM. Are any unresolved conflicts concerning the use of the site? Yes No If YES, briefly explain. 2-2. Sole Source Aquifers Will the proposed project be located in Elkhart, Kosciusko, St. Joseph, or LaGrange County? Yes No If YES, compliance is required with Section 1424(e) of the Safe Drinking Water Act, which mandates consultation with . Comments: Source Documentation: If YES, attach a letter from the EPA.
Part 2. General Compliance Factors 2-1. Compliance with Applicable Plans 2-1-1 Is the project in compliance or conformance with zoning? Yes No Not Applicable Source Documentation: If YES, attach a zoning map that includes a key explaining the zoning classifications and with the project location(s) identified. In lieu of the map, you may submit a letter from the Local Unit of Government that identifies the project address, the applicable zoning and that the proposed use is allowable. If the sites have not yet been identified, then the letter or map should denote the area(s) in which you expect the project site(s) to be located. If NO, attach a detailed description of the process you are going through to bring the project into zoning compliance and when you expect it to be completed. If N/A, explain: 2-1-2 Is the project located within a Coastal Zone Management (CZM) area? – See . Yes No If YES, the must make a finding that the project is consistent with the approved State CZM program. Comments: Source Documentation: If YES, attach a letter from the IDNR, Lake Michigan Coastal Program. 2-1-3. Have you obtained an This is not required, but is recommended as a best practice in to identify any applicable plans – such as Air Quality State Implementation Plans (SIPs) or Water Quality Management Plans, as well as other potential environmental issues. Yes No Source Documentation: Attach a copy of the letter from IDEM. Are any unresolved conflicts concerning the use of the site? Yes No If YES, briefly explain. 2-2. Sole Source Aquifers Will the proposed project be located in Elkhart, Kosciusko, St. Joseph, or LaGrange County? Yes No If YES, compliance is required with Section 1424(e) of the Safe Drinking Water Act, which mandates consultation with . Comments: Source Documentation: If YES, attach a letter from the EPA.