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Residential Custom Plan Review
Custom house plans are for new homes that are built for a specific site
and are not intended to be used at multiple locations. The plans are reviewed
for compliance with building codes, zoning ordinance, grading and drainage
requirements, and any other applicable requirements. The following outlines
the custom plan review process.
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- The customer submits proposed
building plans to the residential permit
counter, using the residential plan submittal plan review checklist,
along with a completed construction permit / plan
review application1. All submittals must include two sets of plans
and calculations, and plot plan1 showing
the lot and orientation of house on the lot. Staff will review the submittal
for completeness, and if complete will collect the review fees. If incomplete,
the customer must make corrections or provide additional information
and return the submittal to the residential permit
counter for re-review.
- Staff reviews the plan for compliance with adopted
city codes, design review requirements, and any approved site plan
conditions of approval. If corrections are required, staff will contact
the customer to pick up the plans at the plan
pick-up counter, make corrections, and re-submit the plans to the
residential permit counter for
review. When the plans are approved, the customer will be notified
that the plans are ready for issuance of a building permit.
- The customer pays the permit
fees1 at the cashier counter, and the
building permit is issued. (Note: Grading and drainage or hillside
permits, if required, must be obtained before issuance of the building
permit.)
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