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What inspections are typically required for new construction or renovation projects?

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What inspections are typically required for new construction or renovation projects?

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Inspecting the construction, renovation or remodeling of your property assures compliance to the minimum standards as adopted by the City. The typical required City building inspections include, at a minimum, the following, each of which must be called in to our office by the permit holder or his designee: Footing Inspections: Commonly made before poles or piers are set, or after trenches or basement areas are excavated and forms erected and any required reinforcing steel is in place, and prior to the placing of concrete. All property corners must be located and clearly marked for this inspection. This is required to ensure all zoning setback requirements are met. Foundation or Basement Wall Inspections: Made after footing and drain tile system (when required) are in place and when foundation or basement wall forms are in place. All reinforcing steel and any designed structural elements must be in place. This inspection must be made before any concrete placement. Framing & Masonry Insp

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Inspecting the construction, renovation or remodeling of your property assures compliance to the minimum standards as adopted by the City.

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