Building Applications

• AGCO Letter of Approval

• Alternative Solution

• Application for a Permit to Construct or Demolish

• Application to Construct

• CloudPermit Instructions

• Commitment to General Review

• Data Matrix Part 10

• Data Matrix Part 11

• Data Matrix Part 2

• Data Matrix Part 3

• Data Matrix Part 9

• Demolition Release Form

• Energy Efficiency Design Summary Performance and Other Acceptable Compliance Methods

• Energy Efficiency Design Summary Prescriptive Method Form

• Existing Life Safety Systems for Buildings

• Floating Slab Detail

• HRAI Residential Mechanical Ventilation Design Summary

• NFPA Contractor's Material & Test Certificate for Above Grade Piping Form

• NPFA Contractor's Material & Test Certificate for Underground Form

• Owner Authorization Form

• Plumbing Data Sheet

• SB-10 Declaration

• SB-12 EEDS Performance

• SB-12 EEDS Prescriptive

• Schedule 1 Designer Information

• Schedule 2 Sewage System Installer Information

• Schedule 3 Sewage System Specifications

• Sewage System Evaluation

• Sewage System Evaluation Application

• Site Evaluation Test Procedure

• Soil Percolation Test Declaration

• TPIC 2019 Declaration

• Transfer of Permit

Accessory Structures

• An accessory structure is a structure that is incidental and subordinate to a principal building or use on the same lot. Accessory structures are not intended for human habitation and are typically used to support or complement the primary use of the property.

Agricultural Buildings

• An agricultural building is a building or structure that is located on agricultural land and used primarily for agricultural purposes, such as the housing of livestock, the production, storage, or processing of agricultural products, or the storage of farm machinery and equipment.

Assembly Buildings

• An assembly building is a building or part of a building that is used for the gathering of persons for civic, political, travel, religious, social, educational, recreational, or entertainment purposes, or for the consumption of food or drink. Assembly occupancies are classified as Group A under the OBC.

Change of Use

• A change of use occurs when a building or part of a building is used for a different purpose than it was originally designed or previously approved for, and no construction work is proposed.

Commercial Buildings

• A commercial building is a building or part of a building that is used for business, trade, or the provision of services. Commercial occupancies are most commonly classified as Group D (Business and Personal Services) or Group E (Mercantile) occupancies under the OBC.

Demolition

• Demolition refers to the partial or complete removal of a building or structure, including the dismantling or destruction of structural components.

Industrial Buildings

• An industrial building is a building or part of a building that is used for the assembling, fabricating, manufacturing, processing, repairing, or storing of goods and materials. Industrial occupancies are classified as Group F under the OBC.

Institutional Buildings

• An institutional building is a building or part of a building that is used for the care, treatment, or detention of persons who may require supervision, medical care, or controlled movement. Institutional occupancies are classified as Group B under the OBC.

Miscellaneous

• Miscellaneous/designated structures are specific types of structures that are identified by the Code as requiring regulation, even though they may not be buildings intended for occupancy.

Plumbing

• Plumbing refers to the systems and components installed in a building to supply potable water, distribute hot and cold water, and safely remove and dispose of sanitary drainage, storm drainage, and wastewater. Examples of plumbing work include installing new plumbing fixtures or relocating existing plumbing fixtures.

Pools

• A pool is a structure or installation that is designed to contain water for swimming, wading, diving, or recreational bathing purposes. This includes above ground, in ground, or below ground pool for private or public use.

Residential Buildings

• A residential building is a building or part of a building that is used for the occupancy of persons for sleeping or living purposes. Residential occupancies are classified as Group C and include buildings where occupants reside on a longterm or permanent basis.

Sewage System

• A sewage system is a system that is designed to receive, treat, and dispose of sewage on the same lot where it is generated, rather than being connected to a municipal sanitary sewer.

Signs

• A sign is considered a structure that is erected or installed to display information, identification, or advertising.

Temporary Structures

• A temporary structure is a building or part of a building that is constructed for a limited period of time and is not intended for permanent use. Temporary structures are typically erected to support shortterm activities or events and are removed once their intended use has ended.