Get Demolition Permit

Filling out a demolition permit is essential for ensuring that the demolition of a structure complies with local regulations. This guide provides a step-by-step approach to completing the demolition permit application online, making the process easier for all users.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your demolition permit application.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for editing.
2. In Box 1, fill in your information as the owner or applicant. This includes your last name, first name, middle initial, tax identification number, and the nature of occupancy. Don't forget to provide the address where the demolition will occur, including the barangay, city or municipality, and ZIP code.
3. Indicate the scope of work. In the designated area, specify what type of demolition will be taking place or include additional details if necessary.
4. In Box 2, provide details about the full-time inspector or supervisor overseeing the demolition work. Include their name, telephone number, address, and signature with their professional seal.
5. In Box 3, include the consent signatures of the lot owner and applicant. Ensure that both individuals sign and date the section, and provide additional identifying information.
6. Proceed to Box 4 to complete the acknowledgment by a notary public. This section requires details of the applicant and licensed architect or civil engineer, including their CTC numbers and issuance details.
7. In Box 5, record any fees paid for the permit application. Include the official receipt number and the date when payment occurred.
8. Finally, in Box 6, await action from the building official. This section will outline the conditions under which the permit is granted, and it requires a signature from the building official, along with the date.
9. Once you have completed all sections, be sure to save changes, download the form for your records, and print or share it as necessary.

Complete your demolition permit application online today to ensure a smooth and compliant demolition process.