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Frequently Asked Questions
New construction, remodels, additions, swimming pools, fences, flatwork, culverts, approaches, driveways, plumbing, electrical, water heater repair and replacement, patios, decks, sprinkler/irrigation installation, water well, propane tank, and accessory building
Permits must have all contractor registrations completed and all of the correct documentation submitted with the application before the review process can be started. If the building inspector determines that more information is needed, you will be notified as soon as possible. Depending on the type of permit, the process time varies.
You may begin work as soon as you have paid for and received your approved building permit. You may not begin construction until the permit is approved. Projects that are started prior to permit approval are subject to double permit fee.
A grading and drainage plan approved by the Town Engineer is required on all new residences, additions, accessory structures, or commercial structures in excess of 1,500 square feet.
The inspector will leave a green tag if the inspection passes. If the work does not pass a red tag will be left documenting the corrections that need to be made. The red tag fee must be paid before re-inspection. It is your responsibility to check the jobsite for an inspection tag. Please do not call Town Hall or the building inspector to see if you passes inspection.
The current red tag fee is $75.00. This fee must be paid before re-inspection of the property.