Apply for a Building Permit Apply for a building permit if you are doing any structural work to a building, like major renovations, remodeling, new construction, or adding more space.
Apply for Temporary Structure Permit Temporary structures like tents or canopies larger than 120 square feet used for the gatherings or events require a permit to ensure their safety.
Apply for a Right-of-Way Permit Any private use or work in the public right-of-way requires permits to ensure safety, traffic control, and adherence to construction standards.
Apply for an Electrical Permit Apply for an electrical permit if you are installing things like new electric service, circuits, outlets, fixture, or appliances.
Apply for a Plumbing Permit Apply for an plumbing permit if you are installing things like new fixtures, drains, or water and sewer connections.
Apply for a Mechanical Permit Apply for a mechanical permit if you are installing things related to heating, cooling, ventilation, or exhaustion.
Request a Temporary Parking Permit If something comes up and you're not able to park in your regular driveway or lot, you can request a temporary parking permit.
Apply for a Permit to Wreck A permit to wreck is required before any work to remove a structure larger than 20 x 10 feet.
Apply for Non-Structural Maintenance Permit Apply for a non-structural maintenance permit for work like roofing, siding, or windows (that's not structural).
Apply for a Sign Permit Other than some signs specifically exempted by the Zoning Ordinance, Sign Permits are required before erecting or altering a sign.
Apply for a Technical Code Inspection Request a building inspection to determine if it meets a specific part of the Building, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical, or Fire Code.
Apply for a Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Control Permit Request a Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Control Permit before an earth change that would disturb more than an acre of land, is on a street, or is near waters of the state.
Schedule a Permit Inspection Schedule an inspection of permitted work to ensure it meets building codes. Inspections are required at certain project milestones or before things like plumbing, electrical, or mechanical elements are covered up or put into operation.