No permit is required for redecorating such as painting, carpeting or cabinets. A permit is needed if walls will be constructed, or plumbing moved. An owner/occupant can do one's own plumbing, but a permit is needed if more than a repair or replacement is done. For questions, contact Building Codes at 299.5424 or e-mail buildingcodes@ci.moorhead.mn.us. Building Codes is now located on the Fourth Floor of City Hall, 500 Center Avenue.

Permits are required for most interior work. Permits are not required for cosmetic work i.e. painting, wallpapering, carpeting etc. Call the Building Department at 978-374-2338 if you have any questions. See similar questions...

We just purchase this property and we have foundation problems and they have suggested to have drainage work done...we cant seem to find any one to get this job done any suggestion would help thank you very much... See similar questions...

Yes, a building permit is required. The permit can be issued over the counter and only takes a few minutes. The cost of the permit is based on the valuation of the work, including material and labor costs. Do I need a permit to install a spa and hot tub?If it is a plug cord connected spa/hot tub, the only permit required is for any new electrical work needed to operate the spa/hot tub. See similar questions...

We would like to know the rear and side required setbacks as well as required rear yard open area and any relevant building plans requirements for room addition . A few weeks ago, I was able to find a listing online of the requirements for a building permit such as what size building does and doesn't require a building permit. During the last few days, I have been unable to refind this info. If this info is still available online, please provide the link info. See similar questions...

Start by asking the contractor what he or she recommends. There may be stages of the project where you need to be out of the house. If the contractor says that you can stay, you want to consider whether you will have the use of the critical areas of the home during the remodel project: bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchen. See similar questions...

A - Yes. For information on how to get a permit, contact the Department’s Elevator Division.  See similar questions...

Yes, permits are required in all wilderness areas, National Parks, and other restricted areas along the trail. You can obtain a permit from the agency on which your PCT trip originates. For example, if you plan to travel from Echo Lake to Castle Crags State Park, you would need to contact the Eldorado National Forest since your trip would begin in that forest. They would issue a permit good for your entire trip. The PCTA can issue a wilderness permit for trips of 500 miles or more along the PCT. See similar questions...

This is a question many people may ask themselves when planning alterations to their home. A decision not to get a permit could be very costly. Some homeowners are finding when they try to sell or refinance their home, prospective buyers or lending institutions want proof that alterations are in compliance with local codes. Without a permit and inspection on record, there is no proof. See similar questions...

Yes. You would need to wash all linens with bleach/borax, drying at least 20-30 minutes on the highest heat setting, and place all sheets/blankets in a dryer on high for at least 20 minutes everyday for any beds that the animals have been on. You also need to treat any other furniture as well as car seats that your animals have been on, usually sprinkling DE (diatomeacous earth) will kill any and all mites. Carpets and upholstery need to be thoroughly vacuumed and then dispose of the bag. See similar questions...

Yes. . If you are doing more than 25% of the total exterior wall area in any 12 month period. The fee for a siding permit is $60 plus a small fee for the State. You can get information on the "Highlands Act" from the NJDEP's Website. Information about local policies, procedures and form is avalible from the Planing Departments Highlands Act Info Page. See similar questions...

If simply replacing the shingles, then no. If you must replace any sheathing underneath the shingles, you will need a permit for that work. NO - All requests for such proposed structures must be approved by the Hermitage Zoning Hearing Board See similar questions...

Because a Hoop House isn't considered a permanent structure, a permit isn't usually required. But to be safe, check with your local zoning board or building inspector. See similar questions...

A building permit is required from the City of Northlake Building Department for building/remodeling. More information on what is required for permiting of specific structures, please visit our Permit Information page. Anyone who plans to sell a home or plans to rent an apartment or home should make arrangements to have it inspected well before a closing takes place. Inspection arrangements can be made with the Building Department at City Hall. There is a charge for permits and inspections. See similar questions...

I've added a page devoted to information for home owners wanting to tackle a kitchen makeover. Go to my kitchen remodel page. See similar questions...

Most hunts in Alaska are open to anyone with the proper license and harvest ticket, or locking tag in the case of nonresidents. However, where hunter demand is greater than a game population can sustain, hunting is allowed by permit only. Three types of permits are used: drawing, registration and Tier II. Applications for Tier II permits and most drawing permits are accepted only during May. See similar questions...