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Sending Site Application Form and Resources

TDR sending site application form

The first step in the enrollment process is to complete a Sending Site Application. Download the form below and submit completed form and supporting documents to the TDR Program:

Application fee

For the current application fee, please refer to King County Code 27.10.170 and the Fee Guides on the Department of Local Services - Permitting Division website (see Guide 08, under Zoning for Transfer of Development Rights sending site certification).

Forest and farm plans

If your sending site is in a Forest Production District, you will need to complete a Forest Stewardship Plan. King County can help with development of this plan. Contact Wendy Sammarco for assistance in completing a forest stewardship plan.

Sending sites in Agricultural Production Districts will require a current Farm Plan. The King Conservation District can help you develop a farm plan.

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ADAP

Agriculture services and information helps agricultural property owners keep water flowing off their lands.

DNRP

Department of Natural Resources and Parks protects and restores the natural environment for the people, fish, and wildlife of King County.

Forestry Program

King County's Forestry Program focuses on the retention of forestland for its environmental, social, and economic benefits.

Sustainable building

Resources for developers, builders, architects, and homeowners interested to build toward a sustainable King County
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