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Commercial building projects include the construction of a new building purposed for use by any commercial enterprise, non-profit organization, religious organization or other entity wishing to occupy the building for business-like purposes. This includes the alteration or infill of an existing commercial structure or the placement of an accessory structure on a commercial lot.
Changes to a building, including but not limited to, its plumbing, electric, or mechanical (HVAC) systems require a permit.
Temporary structures, such as fireworks stands, will also require a permit.
Any work to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish or convert any commercial building will require a building permit. Be sure to check to see if your project is a type of work that does not require a building permit.
What Type of Work or Construction Are You Planning for Your Commercial Property?
- I want to build a new commercial building for my business.
- I want to locate my business in a commercial suite of an existing building.
- I want to remodel my commercial building.
- I want to make an addition to my commercial building.
- I want to put a sign up for my business.
- I want to put up a tent or other temporary building for my business.
- I need to have the roof of my building re-done.
- I want to add more parking for my business.
- The project involves electrical, mechanical or plumbing work.
- I need to license my business.
- I want to demolish a commercial building.
- I want to open a business without changing anything.
- I am buying an existing business.
- I am changing my business.