Spot Burn Permit Application*

*This application form is provided for your convenience in applying for a spot burn permit. Please complete the form and either mail it to DOE (address on form) or bring it by the Asotin County Conservation District (ACCD) office in Clarkston at 720 Sixth St. Suite B. The fee is $25.00 (non-refundable) and must be submitted by check with the application form. Please review the instructions carefully and provide all the information on the application form. A map or aerial photo must be attached to the application form which includes a legal description to identify where the spot burning will occur. For additional information or assistance, call the Clarkston ACCD at 509-758-8012.

What is the Conservation District?

• The Asotin County Conservation District includes all of Asotin County excluding incorporated cities and towns. The Conservation District also serves the Grouse Flat area of Garfield County.
  
  
• The District is governed by a Board of Supervisor, of whom three are elected by local farmers and two are appointed by the State Conservation Commission or Governor.

What does the District do?

• The primary function of the District is to assist landowners and others who participate in making land use decisions. This takes the form of encouraging proper use and treatment of renewable natural resources and making available the necessary technical and financial assistance.
  
  
• The District also identifies resource conservation problems and opportunities for solving these problems.
  
  
• As a result of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, Section 208, the District developed a Program of Best Management Practices and a plan for the implementation of those practices.

What are the District Goals?

• Maintenance and improvement in the quality of the Resource Base.
  
  
• Potect and improve the quality of the environment.
  
  
• Provide planning assistance to all landowners.
  
  
• Provide a Comprehensive Information and Education Program.