Central Coastal Plain Capacity Use Area permit applicants, permit holders and registrants may apply and register as well as report water withdrawals, ground water levels, surface water purchases, and chloride sampling results through this web page.  You are not required to mail or fax any paper documents, instead you will complete and certify any applications, registrations, or report forms.  If you wish you may keep a copy of the forms (paper or digital) for your records, however, all submitted reports are also available in our archive.  Additional documents you wish to send us may be uploaded or mailed or faxed (919-733-3558).

Before beginning data entry the first time you must establish your own password.  This is accomplished using the left-hand form and is required for new applicants or registrants also (you will need to create your own ID which will be replaced by an official one later).  An email will be sent immediately after clicking the activation button, this will confirm your ID, password, email, contact name, and facility name.  Log into the data entry system using your ID and password in one of the right-hand forms.

Click on the save changes button at the top or bottom of a page to update the form.  The saving process will automatically update the DWR transaction data base, but those data will not be added to the master data base until you certify that the form is complete.  Once a data entry page is entered fully, certify and print a copy for your records.  You will not be able to make further changes to a certified form.  Important, data entry need not be done all at once.  Information can be changed as long as it remains in the transaction data base and the form has not been certified, so you may retrieve saved data and make adjustments.  Once data has been uploaded from the transaction to the master data base, permit holders may still view and extract information from their submitted reports in our archive.

If you have questions or comments please call or email Gabrielle Cooper, or Michael Bauer, or Craig Caldwell.    Click here to return to the CCPCUA page.