Building Permit Requirements
Requirements For Obtaining A Building Permit Requirements
New Structure:
- Completed application along with:
- DEP approval-Sanitary Report
- Two sets of stamped and signed architectural plans drawn to scale
- Site plan showing all setbacks and sidelines
- Written cost of structure
- Proof of workers’ compensation insurance and disability benefits coverage.
- Payment of all applicable fees
- Inspections of all work to be done by Code Office (72 hrs notice minimum)
Detailed Inspection checklist supplied with application.- Inspect before any concrete is poured
- Inspect before any interior walls are closed up
- Inspect when walls are closed
- CO and Smoke Detectors must be installed
- Greene County electrician must be used for all work
- If your project disturbs one or more acres of land, you must have a permit for storm water discharges from your site.
For C.O. on Structure
- Final DEP approval
- Certified electrical inspection
- NYS Residential Building Energy Standards Certificate
- Copy of Well Completion Report
- Final Code Office Inspection
For Additions or Renovations to Existing Structure:
(Rooms, Decks, Wood Stoves, Attached Garage, etc.)
- Completed application along with:
- Two sets of stamped and signed architectural plans drawn to scale (If non-structural a sketch showing proposed construction may be submitted).
- Site plan showing all setbacks and sidelines.
- Written cost of project
- Proof of worker’s compensation insurance and disability benefits coverage.
- Payment of all applicable fees.
- Two sets of stamped and signed architectural plans drawn to scale (If non-structural a sketch showing proposed construction may be submitted).
- Inspection by Code Officer (see #2 above) (New Structure)
- Greene County electrician must be used for all electrical work
- Inspections will be made by the Code Officer at certain periods throughout all construction so Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Completion can be issued.
- All structures built prior to January 1,1978 must comply with the U.S. Environment Protection Agency regulations pertaining to lead.
- If your project disturbs one or more acres of land, you must have a permit for storm-water discharges from your site.
updated 10/1/2011