Land Disturbance
Any time you clear, grade, excavate, or transport soil, you are causing a land disturbance. These changes may result in soil erosion from water or wind. A land disturbing permit allows landowners to move areas of dirt, construction or roadway over 10,000 square feet in size. Please go to the Land Disturbance page to see if these requirements apply to your project.
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USBC Modification Request
In some projects a modification from the requirements of the Building Code may be reasonable. Use this form to request such a change.
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Temporary Electric Service
To request permit for electric service during construction.
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List of 3rd Party Inspectors
It is possible to have some of your inspections done by a private, third party agency rather than by the County. This is a list of private agencies that provide inspection services.
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Agricultural Structure Exemption
Complete this form to help Staff determine if your proposed agricultural structure qualifies for an exemption from building code requirements.
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Subdivisions Requiring HOA Approval Letters
The following subdivisions require an approval letter from the property homeowner's association BEFORE a building permit can be issued.....
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Shrink/Swell Soil Policy
If your land is in a designated tax map area, you will need to consult a Soil Scientist and include that report when applying for a building permit.
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Certified Shrink/Swell Consultants
If your land is in a designated tax map area, you will need to consult a Soil Scientist and include that report when applying for a building permit.
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