File Information

The following documents are available in either Word 6.0 or higher or Adobe Acrobat Reader, which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader Software

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• Download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader software  
• Viewers can convert a pdf file to html through Adobe.

Filling in Form

You may fill in a form on the computer in Word or Adobe Acrobat Reader or you may print out a copy, and either complete it in ink or use a typewriter.

To fill in a document using Word, enter the appropriate information into the field and tab to the next field. Once you have finished, print out a copy and mail it to us along with any other required documents. We suggest that you do keep a hard copy for your records. These forms may be saved in Word.

To fill in a document using Adobe Acrobat Reader, enter the appropriate information into the field and tab to the next field. For forms that are more than one page, you must scroll down to the next page instead of using tab. Once you have finished, print out a copy and mail it to us along with any other required documents. To print, make sure that you click on the printer icon which is located on the Adobe Acrobat toolbar. We suggest that you do keep a hard copy for your records, Adobe's Reader will not let you save the document.

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The documents below that are provided as PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader Software.

For more information concerning aerial photography order form.

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Permit Applications

• Note: For more information concerning permit application forms, please see below. 
• File Information

For more information about the Aerial Photography Order Form, please e-mail Tom Watters, Tim Besse or Gerri Krohn. Phone numbers can be found on our Staff Contacts page.

For more information regarding the Coastal Construction Control Line Application, please  contact a staff member from Coastal Protection and Engineering.

For more information regarding the Joint Coastal Permit Application, please contact the Environmental Permitting staff.

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