Residential Building Permits

Home improvement projects beyond simple repairs may require various permits. Expect a residential remodel to need a building permit, electrical permit (for wiring), plumbing permit (for relocating pipes or sinks), and a mechanical permit (for HVAC changes). For assistance with permits, please contact our staff. We're here to help!  

Mobile or Manufactured Home Project?

Step 1.Step 1. Review and Gather Required Information

Building Permit Application Checklist 

Step 2.Step 2. Apply Online

Homeowner

Contractor

Resubmittal, Deferred Submittal, Revision Application

 

"Large Plan" applications with multi-sheet submittals by a Registered Architect, Structural Engineer, or Civil Engineer will receive a first review within 21 business days (scanning requirements(PDF, 209KB)).  Permits exceeding 10 MB must be mailed or submitted via share file or Dropbox link.

Step 3. Fee Payment and Receipt

City Fees

Our staff will review your application for accuracy and completeness, calculates the required fees, then email you a link to pay your permit fees. Once payment is received, you'll get a receipt with your permit number, which you should use in all communications about the permit. If revisions are needed, you'll receive a comment letter via email. Resubmittals will follow the same process using the Resubmittal, Deferred Submittal, Revision Application.

Once approved, you'll receive your approved plans and Building Permit Card by email. Print these documents and have them available on-site for inspections. Do not begin your project without them to avoid fines.

Step 3.Step 4. Project Work and Completion

If your project takes longer than expected, you can request a Building Permit Extension

All issued permits require an inspection during and/or after the work.

Building Inspection Services