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Salt Lake Utah Contractor Access Form
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If anything has been built that does not comply with zoning ordinances or building codes, city officials can order that portion of the work to be demolished. In addition, a fine can be levied on the project.
Permits, Inspections & Insurance. Do I have to pull a building permit? Yes. It's required by every municipality in Utah.
Most residential zones also require the shed to be no taller than 12 ft. Accessory Buildings over 200 sq. ft. require a building permit and must also meet all of the setback rules.
The installation of a fence requires a permit from Building Services. ?Fence? means a structure erected to provide privacy or security which defines a private space and may enhance the design of individual sites. A wall or similar barrier is also considered to be a fence. The fee for most residential fences is $34.00.
Utah and Electrical Licenses All electricians performing work in the state of Utah are required to obtain and maintain an electrical license. This process is controlled and carried out by the Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing.
In most cases and in most Utah cities, a building permit is not required on any storage shed or accessory building that is 200 square feet or smaller.
A building permit is required for all residential additions and remodels. Start by reviewing and meeting the requirements of the Residential Plan Review Checklist for Additions, Remodels, Basement Finishes and Accessory Structures.
There are exceptions, but most cities/counties require a building permit for any shed larger than 120 square feet, and any building with electrical.
A maximum fence height of six feet (6?) within ten feet (10?) of side yard and rear yard property lines shall be permitted. Fences exceeding six feet (6?) shall be made on a flexible nonopaque material, mesh, or netting.
When to Get a Permit. The permit must be taken out by the person doing the work, the electrical contractor or the homeowner. State law does allow a homeowner of a single family residence to do his or her electrical work.
