All occupiable structures, except detached one- and two-family dwellings, will need an approved fire safety inspection prior to occupancy. You can request a fire final inspection on your building permit by using PROMPT or our online services. Where the structure contains associated fire permits for items such as fire suppression or fire alarm systems, the respective inspections for each fire permit must be requested concurrently with the fire final inspection.

Building, plumbing, electrical and sign permits or inspection requests may be obtained at the Building Inspections Department on the second floor of City Hall at 210 E. Gonzales St., Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00pm. You may also call (830) 401-2435.

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.

Yes, if the permit is for re-roofing, foundation repair, or constructing a fence on an interior lot only (not for a corner lot).

The Fire Department endeavors to inspect all multiple dwellings (three family and above) and all commercial buildings annually. These inspections are carried out by the local fire station responsible for the district where your property is located. If you have not received an inspection within the past year call Fire Prevention to schedule an inspection.

When you purchase a building permit, you will be given a long, orange job card. At the top of that card are two different ways to request and inspection. You can call the phone number to request any inspection type shown on the left side of the job card. You'll need a phone with a touch pad. Mobile phones will work but sometimes the call is dropped before you are able to finish the request. If that happens, you need to call back and start again. This number will connect you to a computer.

You should call the office at 303-651-8332 and have any inspections that you know you will need added to the permit so the inspection can be requested through Selectron.

Start by going to City Hall (102 So. Main St. or 775-463-3511) and request a building permit. The packet you receive will fully explain the application process.

Yes. After a zoning permit is obtained from Boardman Township, a permit is required for the following from the county: We recommend calling Mahoning County Building Inspection for any projects to see if they require a permit)

If it is an in-kind replacement, a permit is not required. If however, an electrical appliance is being replaced with a natural gas appliance (or vice versa) then a permit is required.

Any accessory building over 150 square feet requires a drainage inspection. Please note that in addition to the permit fee there will also be a drainage inspection fee. For more information on accessory building requirements including fees, Accessory Building Information.

An approved set of plans (and revisions), valid permit, permit card, a copy of the recorded Notice of Commencement, and any engineering documents for that job must be on site.

The Fire Department offers fire safety presentations to local schools and civic organizations, appointments are scheduled through the Fire Investigation Unit which can be reached at 377-7516.

In order to request a final inspection and occupancy permit for a dwelling there must be an approved well certificate (Certificate of Potability) from the Environmental Health Department, approved electrical and plumbing finals, working smoke detectors, seeding and grading completed or scheduled (seeding and grading is at the discretion of the codes inspector). All permits require final inspections.

Building Inspection Division improves the quality of life for Dallas citizens by ensuring compliance with established construction standards and by enforcing City codes.