How it Works

After all fees are paid and all other approvals are satisfied, the permit technician will issue the permit. The issued permit will be provided to the applicant electronically.

How it Works

All work must conform to the approved application and plans and any approved permit revision. The building permit must be kept on site and available to DPS inspectors until completion of the project. Construction equipment and materials must be stored and placed so as not to endanger the public, the workers or adjoin property. Construction debris must be stored and disposed of in a suitable manner and must not spread onto adjoining properties. Adjoining public and private property must be protected from damage during construction, remodeling and demolition work.

How it Works

Inspections may be scheduled online or by calling MC311. You will need the permit number and the applicant ID number printed in the top right corner of your permit. 

How it Works

Construction that does not conform to the original DPS approved plans must be resubmitted and reviewed prior to inspection approval. This process is known as a revision.

Revision submittals should include a narrative detailing all changes and those changes must be clouded or otherwise clearly noted on the drawings. The square footage for the areas within the scope of the proposed revision shall be provided in addition to the revision application. The original approved plans (where the project was originally submitted in paper) must also accompany the revised information being submitted for review.

How it Works

You may schedule your final inspection online or by calling MC311. All trade permits: electrical, mechanical, fire sprinklers must be scheduled for final inspections at the same time.