If several ADWs work in tandem and share a common drainage system, contact the DNR for further guidance. List the name, mailing address, and telephone number of each applicant. If an organized drainage district owns or assumes responsibility for the repair and maintenance of the ADW or any portion of the ADW drainage system, the drainage district should also be an applicant. Permits for the continuing use of an ADW, if granted, will be issued jointly to all landowners having land that is drained by the ADW, so it is important to list all such landowners as applicants. Applications that do not include all such landowners will not be considered complete.
Space is provided for up to three applicants.
Attach an additional sheet if necessary. DNR staff may, in some instances, request additional information on all parties having a legal or equitable interest in the involved land. Authorized Agent Applicants may designate an agent to act on their behalf in obtaining the permit. During the permit process, all correspondence and inquiries will be directed to the authorized agent. If the applicant is a corporation, government agency, etc., the authorized agent should be an officer or other person who has the legal authority to act on behalf of the applicant.