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Second Amended Print For Chrome In Miami-Dade
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Miami-Dade
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No driveway may be located closer than 15 ft. to a corner property. All driveways shall be constructed in ance with the engineering standards of the Public Works Department. Driveways and driveway approaches require a Building Permit prior to construction.
How do I acquire Microfilm? Plans that have already been digitized may be downloaded from E-Microfilm. To view or obtain copies of building plans that have yet to be digitized, meaning they are on film, you must schedule an appointment by calling 786-315-2340. All records are filed by permit number.
Permits expire and become null and void if work is not started and an inspection requested within 180 days from the issuance date of the permit. Once the permit has been issued, a permit continues to extend with every passing inspection.
The applicant may request, in writing, an extension to a process number by emailing a letter to RER-SPA@miamidade with an explanation demonstrating the application was not abandoned and was being pursued in good faith.
Submit to the Building and Planning Department a completed permit application for each Miami-Dade permit to be closed. The application shall be signed by the current property owner. Under the description of work include the wording “To close expired Miami-Dade permit” and the permit number.
The extension must be signed by either the property owner, design professional or contractor of record. What is a permit extension? A permit extension gives you an additional 180 days to obtain a valid inspection and may be requested under the following circumstances: Prior to the permit expiration date.
Code Compliance inspectors receive complaints through a variety of sources, including in-person, via 311, email (CodeCompliance@MiamiGov), phone (305) 416-2087, or from other Departments. Inspectors also proactively address violations in their assigned geographic area.
Ironwork for decorative purposes only (security bars, doors and railings require a permit). Interior or exterior painting and roof painting (water proofing roof coatings require a permit). Paving and drainage of existing parking lots. (Requires Zoning Improvement Permit).