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What permits are generally needed to work on an existing building?

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What permits are generally needed to work on an existing building?

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Building Permit: Anyone who wishes to build new, renovate, remodel or change the usage of his or her property will first need to submit a plan to be reviewed by the Building & Zoning Department. Some items included with the application for the building permit are the legal description and parcel ID, existing and proposed usage, zoning, cost of improvement and square footage. A sketch plan will also have to be submitted showing the layout and dimensions of the structure. This is easily completed for small building or remodeling projects. Square footage and setback requirements from property lines are determined by zoning. For those converting residential property to commercial, remodeling or renovation will have to make all places of public accommodation accessible to the disabled. Swimming Pools: Any swimming pool, above or below ground, or any hot tub or spa with 24 inches or more of water requires a building permit. The purpose of this permit, required by the building code, is to ens

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