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Building Division's Frequently Asked Questions |
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Can a permit be issued before the plan is reviewed and approved? |
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Does my development require a special Flood Hazard Area Development Permit? |
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For a residential deck, what should the framing plan show? |
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For a residential deck, what should the site plan show? |
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How can I contact a plans examiner or inspector? |
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How can my property be inside the City limits but not in the City? |
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How do I determine fees for a permit? |
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How do I determine if my property is within the floodplain? |
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Is a building permit required to rebuild an existing deck that is not enlarged? |
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What are the roles of Clean Water Services in development in Tualatin? |
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What happens if I forget to send all the necessary documents and fees with the permit application? |
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What technical information do I need to submit with my plans? |
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When am I required to get a permit? |
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When are the drawings of plans for review and approval required? |
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When can I start work? |
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When do I have to hire an architect or engineer to design my project and prepare the plans? |
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When does my permit expire? |
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When is permit required to build a residential deck? |
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Where do I get permit applications? |
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Who do I call for a final inspection on my residential deck? |
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Who is responsible for obtaining permits? |
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Why are inspections necessary and how do I get one? |
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Why do I have to buy a permit to build on my own property? |
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Why do I need a plumbing permit to replace a water heater? |
