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Arkansas SWPPP Builder

You're in the secure document builder. Prepare the SWPPP documentation used for Arkansas construction stormwater and NPDES permit compliance by uploading the plan set, reviewing the extracted site facts, and confirming the decisions only the permittee can make. You'll receive the controlling official PDF and editable narrative/amendment DOCX companion from one place.

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Start here

Upload the current plan-set PDF first. Confirm the permittee details while analysis runs.

Per project

$495

Best when the scope is clear and you want a faster start.

Best fit

Arkansas construction projects that need a state-template SWPPP prepared from a complete plan set.

What comes back

The controlling SWPPP PDF contains the Arkansas state form, maps, soils exhibits, plan sheets, and source BMP specifications. The editable DOCX companion contains project narratives and amendment-ready working sections, but omits official state-form pages. Changes to those answers require the PDF to be regenerated and reissued.

Usable-delivery promise

We’ll personally fix or complete any automatic-generation failure or builder error at no additional charge. If we can’t deliver a usable project packet, the $495 service charge is refunded in full.

Read the protection terms

Stormwater Builder prepares SWPPP documentation. The permittee or operator remains responsible for permit eligibility, electronic NOI submission through Arkansas DEQ's SEEK system when required, certifications, and implementation of the plan.

NOI + SEEK filing guide2026 recertification + SWPPP update guideFor civil engineering firms

Intake

Start with the plan set, then confirm the facts needed before final generation.

Client-facing workflow
Step 1

Upload the current plan set

Start here. The plan set supplies the project boundary and most site facts; the guided confirmation questions below cover decisions the plans cannot make for you.

PDFs combined locally
What's this?

Select the complete civil plan set and any separate drainage or stormwater engineering report PDFs. The browser combines them locally, in the order selected, before sending one private PDF for analysis. Non-PDF sources require handled preparation.

No files selected yet. Start with the current civil plan-set PDF.

Private plan analysis starts only after Stripe confirms payment.

Step 2

Confirm the project facts

You can analyze the plan set first. Complete these items before final document generation so the system never has to guess at permittee decisions.

1/25 confirmed
Answer 24 customer questions before final documents

Plan analysis can continue now. These are decisions or contact details the plans cannot supply. Select any prompt to open and focus its answer field.

Project basics

Use the current schedule. These values can be updated before final generation.

What's this?

Use the project name shown on the cover sheet or title block. This becomes the project name throughout the SWPPP.

County and MS4 are automatic

The builder reads the legal description, resolves the mapped project location, and checks Arkansas county, municipal-boundary, and regulated-MS4 records. You can review the result before generation.

What's this?

Use the best current estimate for when construction activity or land disturbance will begin. It can be updated later if the schedule changes.

What's this?

Use the best current estimate for when construction and final stabilization will be complete. If you leave this blank, the builder inserts an editable two-year estimate. It uses two years from the project start when that date has not already passed; otherwise it uses two years from today. Once you enter your own date, the builder preserves it.

Estimated automatically as 2028-08-12: two years from today (2026-08-12) because the start-date estimate would already be past. Edit the date above whenever the project schedule is better known.

Permittee

The permittee is the legal entity responsible for permit coverage—not necessarily the engineer, general contractor, or project name.

What's this?

Enter the exact legal name of the company or organization that will obtain permit coverage. This should match the permittee name used in the NOI.

What's this?

This is the day-to-day contact for the permittee. It does not have to be the person who signs the certification.

What's this?

Use the permittee's mailing address, which may be different from the construction site's address.

What's this?

Enter the permittee contact's job title, such as Project Manager, Development Manager, or Owner.

Project structure

These two decisions determine how the plan acreage is carried into the SWPPP.

What's this?

Choose self-development when the permittee controls development of the overall site. Choose finished-lot project when the permittee purchased completed or partially completed lots from another developer.

What's this?

A project can be part of a larger common plan when multiple lots, phases, or parcels are developed under one coordinated plan—even when different entities build them.

What's this?

Choose Yes only when an off-site material, waste, borrow, or equipment-storage area will be used solely for this permitted project and must be covered by this SWPPP. This is different from ordinary suppliers or disposal facilities serving many projects.

Inspection form

Automatic delivery includes the verified blank ADEQ inspection form. Company-specific forms require handled review before they can replace Appendix B.

What's this?

Enter the company, department, or permittee staff group that will perform the required stormwater inspections. This name is carried into the inspector, training, and delegation sections of the SWPPP.

Optionally designate an existing person as the inspection-provider representative
What's this?

Optional. Enter a specific inspection-provider representative only when that person has actually been designated. The state responsibility table may list the inspection company without naming an individual.

What's this?

Use the representative's real title or role with the inspection provider, such as Stormwater Inspector or Environmental Compliance Manager.

What's this?

Use the direct or dispatch phone number that project staff should call about inspections and corrective-action follow-up.

What's this?

Use the email address for inspection reports, deficiency notices, and corrective-action follow-up.

What's this?

Optional. Use the designated representative's business mailing address only when the permittee intends to prefill that person on the delegation-of-authority form.

What's this?

Select whether the permittee will inspect every 7 or 14 calendar days. The generated state template will check the corresponding option; all storm-trigger and recordkeeping requirements that accompany the selected option still apply.

What's this?

Choose the ADEQ form for automatic delivery. A company form can replace Appendix B only after handled review confirms that the blank form contains the ARR150000-required fields.

Responsible / cognizant officialFinish before final documents

The person authorized to certify the completed SWPPP information.

Reuse the permittee contact

Reuse this person as the SWPPP or 24-hour emergency contact in the Project contacts section below by selecting “Same as responsible / cognizant official.”

What's this?

Choose Responsible official when this person has authority under the permittee's organizational role. Choose Cognizant official / duly authorized representative when a responsible official has delegated certification authority to this person.

What's this?

This is the responsible or cognizant official authorized to certify the SWPPP information. You can finish this after plan analysis.

What's this?

Enter the responsible official's title exactly as it should appear in the certification section.

What's this?

Enter the responsible or cognizant official's company when it differs from the permittee legal name.

What's this?

Leave this blank until the responsible official is ready to certify the final document.

Project contactsRequired before final documents

Superintendent, SWPPP contact, and 24-hour emergency contact.

Stormwater Builder prepares the SWPPP and lists LSD AI Studio as the preparer. The permittee or cognizant official remains responsible for reviewing and certifying the final document.
Use an existing person as the SWPPP contact
What's this?

The person who should receive SWPPP questions, inspection records, and compliance correspondence.

What's this?

The phone number for the SWPPP contact. This is required in the final SWPPP; use a same-person choice to reuse an existing contact.

Use an existing person as the project manager / superintendent
What's this?

The person managing day-to-day construction activity at the site. This may be different from the permittee contact.

What's this?

A direct or dispatch phone number for the person managing day-to-day construction. This is required in the final SWPPP; use a same-person choice to reuse an existing contact.

Use an existing person as the 24-hour emergency contact
What's this?

The person or dispatch service that can respond to an urgent stormwater or spill issue at any time.

What's this?

A monitored phone number that can reach the emergency contact at any time, including nights and weekends.

Permit setting

This Arkansas builder is locked to General Permit ARR150000.

What's this?

This Arkansas product is locked to General Permit ARR150000. A project directed to another permit path requires separate handled review.

Projects requiring a different permit path need handled review and cannot use automatic Arkansas packet generation.