Cost Share Programs - Community Conservation Assistance Program (CCAP)

Impervious Surface Conversion

Impervious surfaces are covered by impenetrable materials such as asphalt, concrete, brick and stone. These materials seal surfaces, repel water and prevent precipitation from infiltrating soils. Removal of these imprverious materials, when combined with permable pavement or vegetation establishment, is intended to reduce stormwater runoff rate and volume, as wel as associated pollutants transported from the site by stormwater runoff.

Maintenance Period	5 years single-family home, 10 years all other properties
BMP Units	Square feet
Required Effects	Total Nitrogen Removed Total Phosphorus Removed Use CCAP BMP Water Quality Benefits Spreadsheet Tool
JAA/NRCS Standards
Cost Information	Components are cost shared at 75% of average cost
CS2 Reference Materials	NC-CCAP 11 Signature Page Map with BMP location, parcels and roads
Additional Spot-check Requirements	None

CCAP Policy Summary

Common CS2 Components

Component	Units
Conversion to trees	SqFt
Conversion to grass	SqFt

Design Standards

N.C. Community Conservation Assistance Program (CCAP) Design Manual: Impervious Removal

Planning and Design Tools

Trainings