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COR400000: Colorado construction stormwater permit

COR400000 is the general permit Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), Water Quality Control Division issues for stormwater from construction sites in Colorado. Effective / expires: 2024-04-01 / 2029-03-31. This page lists the rules a plan has to meet, each cited to the permit text or the agency page, checked October 20, 2026.

Sources last checked October 19, 2026. Prepared by our team led by Mohamed Elansary, PhD, with AI research tools. We are not a licensed engineering firm and do not seal plans.

General information; your permit text controls. Not legal advice and not engineering judgment. We make no promise of permit coverage, agency acceptance or compliance.

COR400000 at a glance

ItemRuleSource
PermitCDPS General Permit, Stormwater Discharges Associated with Construction Activity (COR400000)Source
AgencyColorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), Water Quality Control DivisionPermit text, permit cover
Effective / expires2024-04-01 / 2029-03-31Permit text, permit cover
Refile2029-03-31: Coverage continues to expiryCover page
How to file (NOI)Application in CDPHE's online system (CEOS), signed by the owner and the operatorPermit text, Cover (dates), Part I.A.3.j (expiration/continuation), Part I.C (SWMP), Part I.D (site inspections)
FeeAnnual fee under Regulation 61.15 (amount not listed in the permit)Permit text, Cover (dates), Part I.A.3.j (expiration/continuation), Part I.C (SWMP), Part I.D (site inspections)
Who may write the planNo license or seal; plan is a Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) naming a Qualified Stormwater ManagerPermit text, Cover (dates), Part I.A.3.j (expiration/continuation), Part I.C (SWMP), Part I.D (site inspections)
InspectorQualified Stormwater Manager; staff or a third party hired by the permittee (Part I.D)Permit text, Cover (dates), Part I.A.3.j (expiration/continuation), Part I.C (SWMP), Part I.D (site inspections)
Inspection frequencyEvery 7 calendar days, or every 14 calendar days with post-storm inspections within 24 h after precipitation or snowmelt that causes surface erosion; every 7 days for Outstanding Waters; start within 7 days of commencement (Part I.D)Permit text, Cover (dates), Part I.A.3.j (expiration/continuation), Part I.C (SWMP), Part I.D (site inspections)
What we coverPlan preparation under this permit; the client files, inspects and keeps the plan on site.Colorado hub and coverage by state

What we do

We prepare the plan document. We do not stamp plans, visit sites or file the NOI; you file it. The site check at checkout applies the Colorado limits shown on the Colorado hub before payment.

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