Pearl River
Resources:
Subdivision Regulations & More
Municipalities:
Requirements: Checklist
- Parcel Number and 911 Address
- Deed
- Department of Health Onsite Wastewater Permit ( 855-220-0192)
- Plans w/ foundation or footing
- Survey of property
- Plot plans by CT Homes
- Termite Treatment Letter (If Needed)
- Power Pole Checklist
- Compaction Test (If Needed)
- Floodplain Development Permit (Flood Zone)
- Elevation Certificate (If in Flood Zone)
Utilities:
Electrical
Gas:
- CenterPoint Energy Resources and the City of Picayune.
Water:
Septic:
Sec. 8-48. - Designations of architectural control districts. Sec. 8-127. - Design criteria.
All land areas in the city which are not zoned R-1 are designated as an architectural control district, and any lot, parcel or area of land within any area zoned R-1 used for other than single-family detached residences, or the subject of an application for a use permit or building involving any other nonresidential use, is designated an architectural control district.
The minimum diameter for storm drain pipe must be fifteen (15”) inches, or equivalent and when used as a culvert the length must be such that the ends project at least four (4’) feet beyond the edge of the pavement.
503.06-04. Back fill material over culverts shall be Class 9 or better with a minimum of four (4”) inches compacted thickness of clay gravel or other suitable material.
s All drainage pipes, culverts, structures and ditches shall be sized by determining a volume of flow in cubic feet per second using known drainage areas and generally accepted engineering formulas, but in no case PEARL RIVER COUNTY SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS Page | 62 shall any culvert be less than 15 inches in diameter or equivalent. All drainage ditches other than swales and existing waterways, which exhibit a constant natural flow, shall have adequate erosion controls approved by the County Engineer. All open ditches shall have a maximum side slope of 2.1 and shall be sprigged, seeded or solid sodded from the invert to the natural ground line. Any deviation whatsoever from the above requirements must be approved by the County Engineer
