Accessory / Detached Building Permit Application

Sheds, Detached Garages, Pole Barns, Carports, Gazebos & Pavilions – Zoning & UCC Building Permit

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1. Applicant Information

Applicant Name*
Mailing Address*
Is the Owner the Applicant?*
If No, list the property owner's name and phone below.

2. Property Information

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Is the Property in a Floodplain?
Is the Property in a Floodway?
Parcel Type
Check all that apply. Select HARB if the property is in a Historic District.

3. Permit Type

Permit Type
Check all that apply.

4. Building Project Data

Building Classification*
Check all that apply.
Building Frame Material*
Check all that apply.
Foundation Type*
Foundation Wall Type*
Footers?*
Concrete Slab Floor?*
Utilities / Work Planned*
Check all that apply.
Electrical*
Will the Project Include Plumbing?*
Will the Project Include Mechanical?*
Heating, cooling or ventilation.

5. Roof Project Data

Roof Framing*
Skylights?*
Roof Style*
Purlins?*
Dormers?*

6. Contractor Information

Who Will Perform the Work?

7. Submittal Checklist

Check Included or N/A for each item.
Plot plan showing the building location on the property, with dimensions and distances to property lines and other structures
Scope of work and complete design: overall dimensions, doors, windows, interior walls, wiring, plumbing, and other components
Structural design: construction details, member sizes, spans, fasteners, connections, bracing, supports, and purlin or girt details
Roof truss designs from a design professional: individual truss details, installation plan, bracing, and manufacturer’s erection instructions
Roof design and connection details, including whether the roof is a floating design or acts as a horizontal diaphragm transferring loads to end and shear walls
Footing location plan with footing diameter and depth, and design for uplift protection
Wood preservative or other treatment for posts embedded in or in contact with the ground
Floor design, including vapor barrier and insulation details for the structure and slab
Interior wall locations and design
Plumbing plan: fixture and trench locations, trench depth, pipe sizing, and freeze protection
Storm water drainage design directing water away from the structure
Details for future electric, plumbing, heating, or other planned items
HARB approval (required if property is in a Historic District)
Elevation Certificate (required if property is in a floodplain)
Contractor insurance certificate

Site Sketch & Documents

Show the proposed building, existing structures, property lines, and driveways, with distances (in feet) from the building to each property line and to other structures. Include a cross section if applicable. Draw your sketch with north at the top of the page.
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    Upload your site sketch and the other checklist items you marked Included. Reminder: the actual construction plans must be mailed, emailed (info@codesassessmentpros.com), or dropped off at our office.

    8. General Requirements

    The actual construction plans must be mailed, emailed (info@codesassessmentpros.com), or dropped off at our office.

    All residential drawings must be neatly drawn with clean, crisp lettering and must remain legible after reduction for printing. Computer-generated vicinity maps from web-based services are acceptable as long as roadway and street names are legible and will remain so after reduction. Photographs (including digital) submitted to show building elevations must be in focus and correctly exposed.

    All commercial drawings shall be sealed, signed, and dated by a design professional (licensed architect or engineer). The only exception is when both of the following apply:

    • The proposed work only involves maintenance of an existing building or structure; and
    • The proposed work does not change the building’s structure or means of egress.

    Although some checklist items may not apply to every project, all applicants are asked to work through the entire checklist. If an item is not necessary, mark it N/A (“not applicable”). This greatly speeds review and approval.

    All required fees must be paid before any work begins.

    Failure to provide all information will result in the application being deemed incomplete, returned to the applicant and not reviewed. Plan review time will start with a completed application submittal.

    Invoice & Payment

    Enter the name and the mailing address or email address the invoice should go to. Payment can be made by check (mailed or dropped off at our office) or by card.

    9. Applicant Certification

    NOTE: THE BUILDING PERMIT AND THE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY FOR THIS BUILDING OR STRUCTURE WILL BE ISSUED TO AND IN THE NAME OF THE PERSON LISTED BELOW.

    Type your full legal name to sign this application electronically.
    Type the full name of the person responsible for the work to sign electronically.