Get Electrical Permit.pub (read-only) - Coon Rapids, Minnesota

Filling out the Electrical Permit application is an essential step for ensuring compliance with local regulations in Coon Rapids, Minnesota. This guide will assist you in completing the online form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your electrical permit application.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to download the Electrical Permit application and open it in your preferred PDF viewer. This allows you to view and fill out the necessary fields.
2. Begin by entering the job site address, including the unit number and zip code. This information identifies the location of the electrical work.
3. Fill in the permit number, if applicable, and state the project valuation by entering a dollar amount for the estimated value of the work being performed.
4. Indicate who the applicant is by selecting either 'Owner' or 'Contractor.' This identifies the responsible party for the permit.
5. For the property owner, provide the name, contact person, address, city, state, zip code, and all relevant phone numbers and email. Ensure this information is accurate to facilitate communication.
6. For the contractor, if applicable, fill in the contractor's name, contact person, full address, phone numbers, email, and contractor license number.
7. Select the property use category that best describes the site: Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, or Public.
8. Specify the type of structure for the electrical work, selecting from: Principal Building, Garage, Accessory Building, Temporary Building, or Swimming Pool.
9. Choose from the type of work being performed, including New Building, Addition, Remodel, Repair/Replace, Disconnect, Existing Building, and types of signs.
10. Indicate the quantity of each electrical item involved in the project. Examples include AFCI Receptacles, Air Conditioners, and Smoke Detectors. Make sure to provide the correct quantities.
11. Review the permit conditions that state the permit becomes void if the work does not begin within 180 days or if it is suspended for over 180 days. Acknowledge understanding of these terms by signing and dating the application.
12. Calculate the total fee due by adding the electrical permit fee, state surcharge, and any applicable plan review fees. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid processing delays.
13. Lastly, save the form, download it for your records, or print it for submission as required.

Complete your electrical permit application online today to ensure timely approval and compliance.