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CDH reviews land development proposals for the release of sanitary restrictions.
Smart Growth Policy
Central District Health (CDH) reviews land development proposals for the release of sanitary restrictions to support land development and building decisions that promote improved public health.
- Smart Growth Policy – Nov 2023
Land Development Guidance, Applications and Fees
CDH reviews land development proposals for the release of sanitary restrictions.
Land Development Information and Applications:
- Application for Subdivision/Land Development Review – Apr 2024
- Land Development Submission Checklist – Jul 2024
- Standards for Land Development Brochure – Apr 2024
- Ground Water Monitoring Log – Jan 2024
Nutrition Pathogen Mass Balance Level 1 Spreadsheet – Oct 2023 - District Nutrient Pathogen Policy – Nov 2023
- DEQ – Septic and Septage guidance
- DEQ – Nutrient Pathogen Evaluations
Land Development Fees: - Aug 2023
- Plat served by Central Sewer Services – $208
- Plat served by Septic System (per lot fee) – $312
- Served by Large Soil Absorption System (per lot fee) – $312
Submitting Applications for Services
Please ensure that completed applications and supporting documents are submitted together. Once processed, a CDH employee will contact you to collect fees.
Note: Subdivision documents will not be accepted electronically. Please submit physical copies to the front desk.
- Ada & Boise Counties: 707 N. Armstrong Place Boise, ID 83704
- Valley County: 703 1st St. McCall, ID 83638
- Elmore County: 520 E. 8th Street N. Mountain Home, ID 83647
Shallow Injection Well Requirements and Forms
In Idaho, construction features like dry wells, seepage beds, infiltration trenches, infiltration galleries and French drains are collectively known as shallow injection wells. Storm water runoff from paved surfaces is the most common type of fluid disposed of using shallow injection wells, but these features are used for disposal of a variety of fluids, including industrial process water, heat pump return flow, etc.
The Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) manages shallow injection wells in Idaho through the Underground Injection Well Program (UIC) under a primacy agreement with the United States Environmental Protection Agency. CDH helps monitor these features.
Shallow Injection Wells Information and Applications:
Shallow Well Inventory Form – Nov 2023
Shallow Injection Well Criteria – Oct 2023
IDWR – Injection Well Rules
CONTACT
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Environmental Health
208-327-7499
Ada & Boise Counties 208-375-7499
Elmore County 208-587-4407
Valley County 208-634-7194
