Application for a Building Permit is made at the Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, Permit Application Center at 12055 Government Center Parkway on the 2nd floor. Normally, Building Permit applications require the submission of building construction plans and a plat. The application is then reviewed for compliance with various building code requirements and to ensure that the nature and location of the proposed construction complies with Zoning Ordinance requirements.

Permit Application forms and additional printed information are available at the Building Inspection front counter located in the Civic Center, 350 Kimbark Street. You may also receive this information via Fax-On-Demand by calling the City of Longmont - City Source @ 303-774-4370 code number 305 - Permits for small projects: Decks, Sunrooms, Garages. You may also call Building Inspection department at (303) 651-8332 to have this information mailed to you.

The Ambulance Service charges for transporting a patient. The service is provided and charged to each individual patient no matter who initiates the call. If service is provided and the patient is not transported to a medical facility, no charges are billed.

Building permits are required when performing the following changes: 1. Any structural changes to your building 2. Fences (cannot be higher than 7 feet) 3. Sprinkler systems 4. Asphalt driveways or replacements 5. Re-roofing of your building 6. Decks or sheds 7. Detached garages. Check with the Village Administrator if your improvement is not listed. This inquiry may be done by email if you wish by emailing your questions to vilgrnoaks@aol.com.

The homeowner or the contractor may apply or pay for a building permit. The applicant generally acts as the "contact person" for all correspondence.

Yes, but the turn-around time may take longer to complete. The permit application is available on the Village’s web site. The applicant would complete the application and return it to the Building Department with all the correct attachments. Once the application has been approved, the Building Department would contact the applicant to inform them of the permit fee. At this point, the applicant must pay in person and sign related compliance statements concerning the project.

Yes you can send a representative but you must have an affidavit signed by you and your representative granting your representative authority to apply on your behalf. If a contractor is applying on your behalf you may also provide a copy of the contract of sale between both parties in lieu of the affidavit.

You must turn in the following to the Planning Department: the application, 2 copies of the survey, and 2 copies of the plan. If the building permit is for a smaller accessory structure such as a shed, or for a pool, you will turn in a picture of it instead of an actual plan.

All permit applications can be obtained at the Borough Clerk's office. Return completed applications and Permit Folder for approval. Once the permit is reviewed, you or your contractor will be contacted to pick up your authorized permit. Questions can be directed to the Construction Department at 856-547-0706, ext 19.