How do I apply? Flashcards
What is the first step to apply for an improvement permit?
Fill out the Improvement Application Form
The form requires detailed property and owner information.
What information must be provided in the Improvement Application Form?
Owner’s name, mailing address, site address, phone number
Additional details about the property description are also required.
What must the owner do regarding the application form?
Sign and date the application form
A notarized letter of authorization may be submitted for the owner’s agent to sign.
What is required from each contractor involved in the application?
Each contractor must sign and date the application form and submit a current certificate of liability insurance
This ensures that contractors are properly insured for the work they will perform.
What proof of ownership must be submitted with the application?
Current property tax statement, warranty deed, deed with vendor’s lien, settlement statement, or deed of trust
These documents verify the ownership of the property.
What type of drawings must be provided with the application?
A set of scale drawings describing the improvement to be permitted
Drawings must include detailed lot descriptions and elevations.
What must be included in the lot drawing?
Property corners, property lines, shoreline, and distances
This helps to clearly define the area of improvement.
What must the owner or owner’s agent do regarding the drawings?
Sign and date all drawings submitted for review
This confirms the accuracy and approval of the submitted plans.
What additional form must be filled out if electrical work is applicable?
Fill out information on the electrical form
The form must be signed and dated by the owner or owner’s agent.
What is the fee for submitting the permit application?
$100.00 non-refundable permit application fee
Payment can be made via personal check, cashier’s check, money order, or debit/credit card.
What happens once the permit application is submitted?
A District inspector will review the permit application and conduct a site inspection
The permit application will be approved if it meets TRWD requirements.
What is the validity period of the issued permit?
30, 60, or 90 days
The duration depends on the specifics of the permit granted.
What must not happen until the permit application is approved?
Construction shall not start
Submission of the application does not guarantee automatic approval.
What occurs at the end of the permit period?
A District inspector will conduct a final inspection of the improvement
This ensures compliance with the issued permit.
What is the fee for an extension if the improvement is incomplete?
$50.00
This allows for an additional 90 days to complete the work.
What must be done if there are variations from the approved permit?
Submit variations to TRWD for approval prior to any changes being made
This ensures that all modifications are properly documented and approved.
