Building Permit Application

2. Building Permit Application

4. Permit Applicant (Contact person for questions related to the Permit)*

   1. Owner
   2. Contractor

6. Property Owner's Name*

8. Contractor Company Name*

   Write "Owner" if the Owner is completing the work.

10. Name of Individual Completing Permit*

11. Contact Phone*

13. Applicant Email Address*

15. Address

17. City

18. State

19. Zip

23. Project Address*

25. City

26. State

27. Zip

29. Select type of project

    1. New
    2. Remodel

    1. Maintenance (i.e. roofing, siding, windows, doors, decks or porches)

31. Project Description - Provide details such as size of deck, number of windows replaced, occupancy type, and construction type*

    Drawings, site plan or recent lot survey may be required

33. Project Cost

    Do not include exterior flat concrete or lot improvements.

34. Estimated Start Date
    Estimated Start Date

36. Legal Description - (If Known)

    Include lot survey

40. Contractor Information
    If owner is the contractor write "Owner"

    If owner is the contractor write "Owner"

42. Building Contractor

44. Contractor

46. Address

47. Contact Phone

49. City

50. State

51. Zip

53. Masonry / Concrete Contractor

55. Contractor

57. Address

58. Contact Phone

60. City

61. State

62. Zip

64. Electrical Contractor

66. Contractor

68. Address

    Not required for local contractors.

69. Contact Phone

71. City

72. State

73. Zip

75. Plumbing Contractor

77. Contractor

79. Address

    Not required for local contractors.

80. Contact Phone

82. City

83. State

84. Zip

86. Mechanical Contractor

88. Contractor

90. Address

    Not required for local contractors.

91. Contact Phone

93. City

94. State

95. Zip

97. Septic System - If Applicable

99. Contractor

101. Address

102. Contact Phone

104. City

105. State

106. Zip

110. New Residential or Commercial Building Plans
     Two complete sets of Building Plans. Including: (1) recent certified copy of the lot survey, (2) site plans, showing the proposed location of the structure with dimensions to property lines and existing structures, (3) footing and foundation plans, (4) floor plans, showing all door and window locations and sizes and Smoke Detector locations if required, (5) Exterior elevations (side views) of the structure, (6) Typical Foundation / Wall / Roof section details (through the stairwell if there is one), (7) Truss and Floor joist sizes and spacing. One set of plans will be stamped, approved, and returned and should remain on the job until the project is complete. The other set of plans will remain on file at the Public Works Office. Plans must be on 11x17 paper or larger using a 1/4" per foot scale or greater.

     Two complete sets of Building Plans. Including: (1) recent certified copy of the lot survey, (2) site plans, showing the proposed location of the structure with dimensions to property lines and existing structures, (3) footing and foundation plans, (4) floor plans, showing all door and window locations and sizes and Smoke Detector locations if required, (5) Exterior elevations (side views) of the structure, (6) Typical Foundation / Wall / Roof section details (through the stairwell if there is one), (7) Truss and Floor joist sizes and spacing. One set of plans will be stamped, approved, and returned and should remain on the job until the project is complete. The other set of plans will remain on file at the Public Works Office. Plans must be on 11x17 paper or larger using a 1/4" per foot scale or greater.

112. Utility Connection Fees
     If the water and sanitary sewer need to be connected to the city’s systems, the tap fees must be paid prior to the connection being made. A 1" water tap for a typical residences is $616 including the 1" meter. If a paved street must be cut to install the service, there is a $10 per sq. foot charge with a minimum of $400 for street repair. The electrical fee for a 200-amp permanent residential service installation is $750.00. A licensed electrician must certify the temporary electrical panel and turn in an affidavit. A $150.00 activation fee must be paid prior to energizing the temporary panel. All other electrical service / requirements must be discussed with the Electrical Superintendent prior to any energizing being done.

     If the water and sanitary sewer need to be connected to the city’s systems, the tap fees must be paid prior to the connection being made. A 1" water tap for a typical residences is $616 including the 1" meter. If a paved street must be cut to install the service, there is a $10 per sq. foot charge with a minimum of $400 for street repair. The electrical fee for a 200-amp permanent residential service installation is $750.00. A licensed electrician must certify the temporary electrical panel and turn in an affidavit. A $150.00 activation fee must be paid prior to energizing the temporary panel. All other electrical service / requirements must be discussed with the Electrical Superintendent prior to any energizing being done.

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113. 1. Receive an email copy of this form.
114. Email address

     This field is not part of the form submission.

115. Submit Submit and Print

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