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As of May 1st, 2009 Building and
Planning is following a new permit process for all building and
septic permits.
All permits must have a current Planning
Clearance review completed for the property under development.
Planning Clearance is available, and must be completed, in
advance of any other development or permits. The planning clearance will
determine planning issues such as legal lot determination, setbacks,
zoning, etc..
The Planning clearance will also identify
critical areas on the property such as wetlands, shorelines, stream setbacks,
landslides, etc..
Having the planning clearance done in
advance will allow any future development hindrances to be clearly
identified before development begins.
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New Process Steps for a typical new single
family home.
1.
Apply for a planning clearance.
You can check your parcel online here.
Then come submit for planning clearance to the Building and Planning
counter.
2.Submit building plans, septic design, and water application.
Once your planning clearance has been approved, you can submit for your
permits. The
water application and septic design must be submitted before or at the
same time as the building permit.
3.
Permit Issuance
The
building permit will not be issued unless the septic permit has been
issued and the water has been approved.
4.Construction
Once
the permits are issued construction may begin. Remember that the permits
must be kept on-site.
5.
Inspections
For
fire code inspections call (360)575-6290. For building
inspections call (360)577-3031. For septic inspections please
contact your designer.
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