Fee Item

Rate

Residential subdivision or land development application

·      $100 for two-lot subdivision.

·      $25 for each additional lot over 2.

·      $10 for each additional 5 acres (or fraction thereof) proposed for common open space or recreation area under the Conservation Design Option.

·      No additional charge for acreage left as original use.

Non-residential subdivision or land development application

·      $300 for two-lot subdivision and not exceeding 5 acres.

·      $25 per additional lot, or

·      $25 per each additional 5 acres (or fraction thereof) for subdivision plans exceeding 5 acres.

·      $300 for a land development plan for up to two buildings of any size on a lot not exceeding 5 acres.

·      $25 for each additional building, or

·      $25 per additional 5 acres (or fraction thereof) for two building plans exceeding 5 acres.

Deposit for review (residential and non-residential subdivision)

·      $250 per lot for first 10 lots

·      $1000 per each 10 lots (or fraction thereof) thereafter

·      Minimum $700

Deposit for review (land development plans)

·      $350 per acre for first 5 acres of active land use

·      $150 per acre thereafter

·      Minimum $700

Fee Item

Rate

Rural Occupation use permit per Section 27-1602.V

·      $350 for initial permit

·      $40 annual renewal

·      Sign permit included with initial fee if initially requested

·      See also Part H

Display/sale of agricultural products use permit per Section 1602.C(6)

·      $50 for initial permit

·      Sign permit included with initial fee if initially requested

No-impact home occupation use permit per Section 1602.O

·      $50 for initial permit

Special exception home occupation use permit per Section 1603.D

·      $50 for initial permit upon approval by ZHB

·      $25 annual renewal

·      Sign permit included with initial fee if initially requested

·      If new accessory building to be constructed, see also Part D, E, and H

Tent sale use permit per Section 1602.C (10)

·      $50/calendar year (January 1^st-December 31^st)

·      Temp sign included with fee if initially requested

Register non-conforming use per Section 1802

·      $100

Certify TDR’s per Section 1203.C and Flood Hazard dispute resolution per Section 1302.3

·      Cost of engineering time at prevailing rate, with a cap of $400.

Sign for a business use [1405.B]

·      New sign--$100

·      Replacement of existing sign--$40

Sign for nursery or agricultural products sales [1405.A.2.a]

·      Included in use permit

·      $35 if not included in initial application

Sign for a rural occupation [1405.A.2.b]

·      Included in use permit

·      $40 if not included in initial application

Sign for a home occupation [1405.A.2.c]

·      Included in use permit

·      $40 if not included in initial application

Sign used to identify noncommercial uses [1405.A.2.d]

·      $40

Sign, off-premises directional for special events [1405.A.2.e]

·      $40

Sign, on-premises for special events [Section 1405.A.2.f]

·      $40

Road Occupancy Permit

$50 (additional deposit required per Resolution #10-2007)

Accessory structures for residential use, provided said structures are less than 500 square feet.

Carport--$50

Detached private garage--$50

Greenhouse--$50

Sheds and gazebos up to 150 square feet-- $25

Sheds and gazebos between 151 sq ft and 499 sq ft--$50

Uncovered decks and patios with a floor of 30” or less above grade--$50

Agricultural Building(s), irrespective of size, as defined by Act 45 Section 103

·      $50

·      See also Part H

Issuance of a Use & Occupancy permit for a change of use to an existing Commercial/Industrial/ Institutional building to a similar type use, with no structural alterations

·      $100

Demolition permit

Residential and detached accessory structures--$75

Commercial, Industrial, Institutional and detached accessory structures--$150

Swimming pools and spas

Above ground (>24” deep)--$175 (includes 1 electrical inspection)

In ground--$350 (includes 2 electrical inspections)

Permit extensions (first, valid for six (6) months)

·      $40

Permit extension (second, valid for six (6) months)

·      $75

Failed inspection/re-inspection

·      $75

Fee Item

Rate

Annual junkyard license

·      $350/year (July 1^st-June 30^th)

Annual MHP license

·      $5/lot (January 1^st-December 31^st)

Fee Item

Rate

Use and Occupancy Permit

·      Included in Building Permit fee

New single-family dwelling unit, multiple family dwelling unit, condo or similar structure.  Fee shall be computed on a square foot basis as measured out-to-out of structure and shall include basements, bays, hallways, stairways, utility rooms, storage rooms, lobbies, attached garages, foyers and attics that have minimum six (6) feet of headroom.

·      $100, plus $.30/square foot of floor area

·      See also Part H

Manufactured Housing (inspection of basements, footers, piers and final required)

·      $350, plus electrical inspections

Attached or detached accessory building or structure exceeding 500 square feet, such as a carport, porch, enclosed porch, deck (not covered under Part B), gazebo, patio, garden and/or tool shed, and detached garages.

·      $100, plus $.30/square foot of floor area

·      See also Part H

Additions, alterations, renovations or modifications to residential buildings and residential accessory buildings

·      $100, plus $.30/square foot of floor area

·      Minimum fee $200

·      See also Part H

Plumbing, mechanical or HVAC work not associated with a building permit and not excepted by the UCC Section 403.62

·      $75 per inspection

Electrical (payable w/ building permit)

Service--$75

Rough wiring--$75

Final--$75

Re-inspections--$75 per inspection

Permit Extension (first, valid for six (6) months)

·      $50

Permit extension (second, valid for six (6) months)

·      Full fee (projects not started or with two or less inspections done)

·      One-half fee (projects half done or with three or more inspections)

Miscellaneous structural and/or non-structural building activity not specifically exempted by the UCC, Section 403.62 and not identified elsewhere in this fee schedule

·      $75 per inspection

·      $52 per hour plan review/re-review

Fee Item

Rate

Use and Occupancy permit

·      Included with building permit, except as noted in Part B

New buildings, additions, alterations, renovations and/or modifications which includes interior construction, walls, partitions and floor improvements

·      $100 for first $1,000 of project cost*, plus $7.50 for each additional $1000 or part thereof

·      Where land development waiver approved, see Part H

Plan review & Accessibility plan review

·      $52/hour

Accessibility inspections

·      $200

Review of revisions to previously approved plans

·      $52/hour

Special structures such as, but not limited to, towers, wireless communications antennae and storage tanks

·      $100, plus cost of engineering time to review special applications

·      Applicant must show valid state approval to install/remove tanks

Electrical work not associated with a building permit and not excepted by the UCC Section 403.62

·      $50 for the first $1,000 of project cost*, plus $7.50 for each additional $1,000 or part thereof

·      $52 per hour for plan reviews and revisions

·      $80 for each additional inspection or re-inspection

Plumbing, mechanical or HVAC work not associated with a building permit and not excepted by the UCC Section 403.62

·      $100 for the first $1,000 of project cost*, plus $7.50 for each additional $1,000 or part thereof

·      $52 per hour for plan reviews and revisions

·      $80 for each additional inspection or re-inspection

Miscellaneous structural and/or non-structural building activity not specifically exempted by the UCC, Section 403.62 and not identified elsewhere in this fee schedule

·      $52 per hour for plan reviews/re-reviews

·      $75 per inspection

            *The applicant for a permit shall provide an estimated project cost at time of application.  Permit valuations shall include total value of work, including materials and labor, for which the permit is being issued, such as electrical, gas, mechanical, plumbing equipment and permanent systems.  If, in the opinion of the building official, the valuation is underestimated on the application, the permit shall be denied, unless the applicant can show detailed estimates to meet the approval of the building official.  Final building permit valuation shall be set by the building official.