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The Civic Access Public Portal is a self-service tool used to manage permits, inspections, plan reviews and development projects. The portal features a number of benefits for users including: A centralized dashboard to monitor your development projects.
The following provides detailed information about requirements by Guilford County Inspections Department and specifications depending on the proposed scope of work and the type of permit to apply for. What Permit Type to Use. New Single-Family Residence, Duplex or Townhome; Addition to Residential Building; Alterations or an Upfit to ...
Central Permitting. The Central Permitting Department accepts and processes permit applications and schedules inspections for the Inspections Department, Planning Department, and Environmental Health. Central Permitting also processes payments for the Water/Sewer division of Public Utilities.
The Macon County Department of Planning, Permitting & Development is comprised of several divisions including building inspections, environmental services and the county planner.
The issuance of permits for construction and the provision of inspection services as required under N.C.G.S. 153a-351 will help ensure the public’s life, safety, health and welfare in the building and land use environment.
Owners acting as their own general contractor must be present at all inspections unless plans are sealed by a North Carolina design professional. To find out approximately what time your inspection will occur, you may contact the building permit offices after 8:30 a.m., for a two (2) hour window of time that the inspector will be at the jobsite.
The Permitting Office is required by General Statutes to collect a $10.00 homeowner recovery fee from each licensed General Contractor for each building permit issued pertaining to a single family dwelling.
