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Structures Erected Without Permits In Palm Beach County, most structures and improvements to structures require building permits. Improvements such as decks, fences, patio slabs, concrete or asphalt driveways and sheds also require permits.

Building codes in Broward, Dade and Palm Beach counties all require anyone installing a water heater to have a building permit and a city inspection.

You may need to obtain a permit before you're able to build a fence on your property. The height of your potential fence, the location of your property, and where on the property the fence is set to be built will determine if a permit is necessary.

Any work involving the construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, moving, demolition, or change of occupancy of a building or structure, or electrical, gas, mechanical or plumbing system is required to obtain a construction permit.

Walls and fences in a required front yard, street side yard, or rear street yard more than four feet in height shall be set back three feet from the street property line and have landscaping on the street side of the wall or fence consisting of a continuous hedge at least three feet in height at the time of planting.

Fences do not require zoning permits or a building permit. The property owner is responsible for the location of the fence wholly on their property and for compliance with the provisions of this Section. Walls require a building permit and are subject to the provisions of the Florida Building Code.

Steps To Get A Permit Step 1 - Obtain building permit application and submittal packet from the Utah County Community Development Office or website. Step 2 - Complete a building permit application and compile all associated documentation. Step 3 - Submit all required documentation. (Pay application fee, if applicable).