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The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
When a fill or excavation permit is required, two sets of drawings must be provided that will clearly show the proposed scope of work and include the existing site elevations and the proposed site elevations.
Last updated: 10/10/2019
This form is to be completed by the applicant to obtain permits for work that does not require a plan review provided the materials match or are equivalent to the materials being repaired or replaced.
Updated: April 2024
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The code provisions applicable to facilities with hazardous materials, high hazard and high-piled combustible storage depends on the type of products (commodities) stored and the arrangement and height of the storage.
Last updated: 5/11/2018
This worksheet should only be completed to obtain permits for residential re-roof or roof repairs. Please note that this includes deck and covering but NOT rafters and/or joists.
Last updated: 10/09/2019