Code Administration

The Division of Code Administration serves to ensure proper implementation of the state-mandated Uniform Construction Code, which helps guarantee safe structures for all building construction, renovation, alteration, or demolition. Also responsible for the Safe Homes program and property maintenance, Code Administration protects against residential code violations that can potentially endanger lives.
Now What

Construction Permit Application Submittal FAQ

Have you submitted a construction permit application and have questions about next steps?  Download the Construction Permit Submittal FAQ to find out about the application review process, how to follow-up on the status of your application approval and more.

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Spatial Data Logic Permit Portal

With the use of the SDL Portal, you can review permits information and history related to your property and beyond.

Features

  • Log In any time for the status of a permit
  • Set-up automated notifications on status changes to a permit/request
  • Locate city-wide or specific property information
Utilizing the features is easy. Simply create an account and start enjoying the many conveniences the SDL portal has to offer.
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Safe Homes

The safe homes program ensures proper adherence to acceptable code and zoning ordinances.  CLICK HERE to learn more.

Certificate of Occupancy

Zoning Certificates of Occupancy

Zoning Certificates of Occupancy (ZCOs) are required to be obtained by the Development Regulations Zoning Ordinance for the sale or rental, or for change of occupant or occupancy type for all buildings or for individual units within buildings. CLICK HERE to learn more.

FAQ

Land Survey FAQ

In the simplest terms, a land survey is a graphic depiction of a property, much like a map, outlining its legal boundaries and other features.  Most construction permits involving exterior work require a land surveys "to scale".  To learn more about land surveys to scale CLICK HERE.

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Green development

Green Development Questionnaire

The Summit Environmental Commission is creating a database of green practices that residents and developers are employing in their projects in order to better understand and promote practices that save money, protect natural resources, and increase efficiency of both municipal and private projects. Your input is valuable! We would appreciate it if you would take a few minutes to complete this questionnaire.  CLICK HERE to take the questionnaire.