Follow the steps to successfully complete your building permit application

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the online building permit application. This will allow you to fill out the necessary information in the provided format.
2. Begin by entering the application number and date of application at the top of the form. Ensure that this information is accurate as it will be used to track your application.
3. Fill in your address, land tax account, subdivision, tax map, and other property details in the designated fields. This information is critical for identifying the location of your proposed construction.
4. Select the type of permit you are applying for by checking the appropriate box. Options include new residential, new commercial, addition, alteration, grading, or fence/wall.
5. Provide your name, address, city/state/zip, and telephone number in the property owner information section. This identifies you as the applicant and allows for communication regarding your application.
6. Indicate the occupancy and number of families the structure will accommodate, as well as total site area and disturbed area in square feet.
7. Input details regarding the structure such as its floor area, height, width, depth, and materials used, along with the number of rooms and type of foundation.
8. Describe the proposed heating method along with any additional structures or features pertinent to your application.
9. Certify the accuracy of your provided information by signing and dating the authorization section. This confirms your commitment to adhering to local building codes.
10. When all sections are completed, review the application for accuracy and completeness. Save changes, and prepare to submit the necessary payment and required documents.
11. Submit the form and any required attachments as specified in the application package requirement section. Ensure to keep copies of all submitted documents for your records.

Complete and submit your building permit application online today to ensure your project is compliant with local regulations.