

310 Permit
A 310 permit is REQUIRED if you are planning ANY project that physically alters or modifies the bed or bank of a stream or river. The purpose of the permit is to minimize soil erosion and sedimentation, protect and preserve streams and rivers in their natural or existing state, and to prevent damage to the land and property immediately adjacent to streams and rivers.
The application process is simple and applications are available at your local conservation district office. Upon completion of the application, it is returned to the conservation district. An inspection of the proposed project may be necessary at times. After the inspection, the Board of Supervisors will make the decision whether to approve or deny the project. Keep in mind that on occasion, additional permits may be required and it is the producer's responsibility to make sure all permits have been secured before beginning the project.
Guidelines & Forms
Select a link below to learn more about applying for a 310
Big Horn River
Rosebud County
Yellowstone River
Tongue River
Rosebud Creek
Reservation Creek
Otter Creek
Armells Creek
* Numerous Other Creeks
Big Horn River
Big Horn County
Big Horn River
Tongue River
Little Big Horn River
Rosebud Creek
Numerous Other Creeks
All Perennial Streams in Rosebud &
Big Horn Counties Require a 310 Permit!
Additional Links
Streams and Rivers in Rosebud & Bighorn Counties


