Applications and Forms

Job type and submittal requirements 
  (NOTE: other documents beyond what are listed below may be required)

• New Construction, Additions, 
  • TOML forms: permit application, project information, special inspection and testing agreement (if necessary)
  • Full Plan set, including structural calculations, Title 24, soils report, etc.
• Alterations, repairs, remodels
  • Many applications can be submitted with a detailed, written scope of work.
  • However, the complexity of the job may necessitate drawings or other supplemental documents.
  • TOML forms: permit application
• Limited Scope
  • These permits consist of only one scope of work: windows, for example.
  • Many limited scope permits are issued without a need for review, and can often be issued within 24 hours.
  • If the job consists of only electrical work, only plumbing work, or only mechanical work, then it is considered limited scope.
  • TOML forms: permit application, various other documents may be required depending on the scope
• Demolition
  • A separate demolition permit is not required if there is an existing permit for the rebuild, repair, or remodel portion of the job.
  • However, if the nature of the entire project requires a lengthy review process, a separate demolition permit can be issued so that work can begin to prepare for the larger scope.
  • TOML forms: permit application, demolition permit requirements
• Reroof and Siding
  • A reroof or siding permit is not required if the scope consists of less than 200 square feet of material being replaced.
  • TOML forms: permit application, roofing and siding permit conditions
• Woodstove/Fireplace
  • TOML forms: permit application, flue certification
  • Manufacturer's minimum clearances to combustibles specifications (usually found in the appliance installation manual)