Construction
Permits
Residential Basement Alterations
Residential Shed and Fence Permits
Residential Pool Permit Application
Housing
Application for Residential Housing Certification & Fees
Checklist for Residential Housing Certification
Residential Fire Extinguisher Requirements
Carbon Monoxide Alarm Requirements
Fire Prevention
Fire Investigation Report Requests
Residential Smoke/CO Detector/Fire Extinguisher Certification
Plumbing\Mechanical
New construction requiring permits
- New home
- Additions
- Finished basements
- Water Heaters (add new)
- Fireplace(gas)
- Septic Laterals
- Water Mains
- Lawn Sprinkler Systems
- Gas piping
- Furnace/Boiler(add new)
- Pool Heaters
- HVAC System
- Add Water Connection
- Oil/Gas Tank Removal/Installation
- Ice Makers
- Generators
- Backflow Preventers
Repair or replacement req. permits
- HVAC
- Water Heater
- Furnace/Boiler
- Gas Piping
- Propane/Oil Tanks
- Water Main Replacemnt (Not Repair)
- Sewer Main Replacement (Not Repair)
- Generator Replacement
When a condition occurs that affects the environmental conditions of an occupied space, that condition may be considered an emergency repair. The replacement of a furnace or hot water heater is an example of an emergency repair. When this occurs, you are required to obtain a permit within 72 hours after work is completed.