Environmental Compliance Information Dennis Roland   (706) 864-6894   (706) 867-7272   droland@lumpkincounty.gov

STORM WATER RUNOFF INFORMATION The Georgia Environmental Protection Division Provides Georgia's citizens with clean air, clean water, healthy lives and productive land by assuring compliance with environmental laws and by assisting others to do their part for a better environment. Erosion and sedimentation control problems & complaints Web Link The Georgia Environmental Protection Division For facilities/sites located in Lumpkin County, Information shall be submitted to: Mountain District - Cartersville Office Georgia Environmental Protection Division P.O. Box 3250 Cartersville, GA 30120-1705 (770) 387-4900 Or Main Office at: Georgia Environmental Protection Division 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Suite 1152 East Tower Atlanta, Georgia 30334 Telephone: 404.657.5947 or 888.373.5947 (toll free outside metro Atlanta). Fax: 404.651.5778 Local and National Floodplain Contact Information Flood Plain      More Information on Building in Flood Zones How to get a Free Flood Zone Map Called a FIRMette Lumpkin County Flood Zone General Guidelines These document requires the use of the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have this software loaded on your machine, please download it from the Adobe website.        The 10-Year Lumpkin County / City of Dahlonega Solid Waste Management Plan 2004 Draft  For the First time in over ten years, the City of Dahlonega and Lumpkin County have participated in a joint planning effort. Commissioner Steve Gooch and The City Council are proud to have a draft version of the county/city Ten-Year Solid Waste Management Plan finished. The draft plan was submitted to the Georgia Mountains Regional Development Center for a required regional review before being forwarded to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for final review by the state's Solid Waste Program Coordinator, Mary Harrington. County and city staff and elected officials are proud of their combined efforts in this planning initiative, particularly remarkable, considering that all efforts toward creating the multi-jurisdictional plan were conducted in-house at no extra cost to either county or city taxpayers.  Special thanks go to: Kevin C. Flanagan, County Environmental Compliance Officer Blair B. Housley, County GIS Division Director Chris Head, City Planning and Zoning Director Janet Jarrard, City Clerk Bill Lewis, City Manager  for both their patience and efforts in creating the Solid Waste Management Plan draft.  The Solid Waste Plan analyzes current county/city efforts and will guide both governments over the next ten years with respect to solid waste and recycling programs and activities. The following links provide viewing of the solid waste draft plan, the required implementation chart of future goals in solid waste and recycling services, and the county's draft Land Limitation Assessment Map for potential future solid waste facility developments.  Solid Waste Plan support documents: Solid Waste Management Plan 2004 Draft  Implementation Chart  Appendix 1 - County and City Solid Waste Facilities Appendix 2 - County and City Solid Waste Facilities Detail Map Appendix 3 - Flood Plain Map Appendix 4 - Future Land-Use Plan Map Appendix 5 -  Historic Sites Map Appendix 6 - Land Limitation Assessment Map Appendix 7 - Steep Slopes Map Appendix 8 - Water Supply Watershed Appendix 9 - Wetlands Map