![]() The Town does not consider permeable materials (like permeable pavers, etc.) on private lots as exempt from impervious calculations unless a stormwater management plan that meets the NC DEQ Minimum Design Criteria and the Town’s Post-Construction Stormwater Ordinance is submitted and approved. The Town will not grant approval for exceeding impervious limits. Impervious limits will be listed on the plat and can be located on the IMAPS website. Rather, impervious restrictions are placed on lots based on the development’s stormwater management plan. Unlike some other municipalities, the Town of Holly Springs does not limit impervious areas based on zoning or percentages of built-upon areas. Depending on your development, your property may be subject to impervious surface restrictions. Some examples are driveways, patios, roofs, buildings, etc. Impervious surfaces (also called built-upon areas) are any hard surface that does not allow rain to soak into the ground.
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