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How many sets of plans do I need a) at the time of filing for plan check and b) at permit issuance?

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How many sets of plans do I need a) at the time of filing for plan check and b) at permit issuance?

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See Plan Submittal Requirements for the number of sets of plans required at the time you file your permit application. When a permit is ready to be issued, two sets of plans will be required: one each for the job site and the Building Department. In addition, if a project is for a new building or addition to an existing building, a third set of plans containing a site plan and all floor plans will be required for the county assessor’s office.

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