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What is the difference between a “major” application and a “minor” application?

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What is the difference between a “major” application and a “minor” application?

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A. A “major” application is one which is subject to a public hearing before the District Environmental Commission. A “minor” application is not subject to a public hearing unless one is requested by an interested party, a local or state agency, or the District Commission. The important thing to keep in mind is that the application process for major applications and minor applications is exactly the same. The determination between major and minor is made by the District Commission after the application is submitted.

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