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Utah: Single residential lots and broader construction use different routes

Utah distinguishes the Construction General Permit from its Common Plan Permit for qualifying small residential lots and separately identifies construction dewatering/hydrostatic-testing coverage. Multiple lots can require a different coverage arrangement.

Sitework Estimate provides remote, plan-based quantity takeoff support. This page does not establish a local office, completed local project, engineering approval or permit coverage.

What this changes in the bid review

Estimating interpretation: Do not choose a permit from the trench size or a single lot’s area alone. Align the coverage arrangement with the actual development scope and keep shared controls separate from lot-specific maintenance.

Check the project documents

Mark each item after reviewing its supporting document.Identify whether the work is one qualifying residential lot or a larger/multiple-lot project.Obtain the selected CGP or Common Plan coverage and site-specific SWPPP.Check dewatering or hydrostatic-testing authorization separately where proposed.

Clarification to request: Which coverage arrangement includes the full set of lots and any dewatering or testing discharge?

Project document references or unresolved items

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Official context

Utah DEQ General Construction UPDES Permits

Source checked 2026-10-16. Confirm the current incorporated edition and project approval with the named authority. The checks above are our estimating interpretation; the linked agency supplies the source context.

Local bid references with agency sources

These references address the named jurisdiction. Other municipalities can use different criteria and approval routes.