Construction Services & InspectionsRoom 210 City Hall 411 W 1st St Duluth MN 55802 218/730-5240 |
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PermitsDocuments on this page are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat to view. If you do not have Adobe installed on your system click here for a free version. Downloadable Permit Applications
Online Permits
Permit Information
Fill PermitsSurveysFencesDecksSee the Survey section for the Survey for Site Plan Policy GaragesSee the Survey section for the Survey for Site Plan Policy
Manufactured Home Installations
Moving PermitsContact a Land Use Technician in the One Stop Shop for information and procedures for moving buildings. Wrecking PermitsCommercial & Multifamily Residential Plan Review and Permit InformationSee the Survey section for the Survey for Site Plan Policy
Construction Services Pre-Review MeetingsConstruction Services’ preliminary review meetings are a free service provided to architects, engineers, owners, builders and others in the development community as an opportunity to introduce projects to Construction Services, Zoning, Fire Marshal and other city staff. These meetings are a chance for questions and clarifications regarding code requirements and presentation of reasoning for alternate methods or modifications and for requests for code interpretations. If you need a meeting that is primarily focused on stormwater management requirements, utilities or streets, contact Engineering at (218) 730-5200. If you need a meeting primarily focused on UDC (zoning) issues or you need to schedule a Planning pre-application meeting, contact Planning at (218) 730-5580. Designers can meet with plan review staff to review big-picture issues and address areas of specific concern at an early stage. Preliminary review meetings are not a replacement for a detailed review of final plans, but if conducted in advance of completing the construction documents, can reduce time required to address major issues discovered during final plan review. Preliminary review meetings are available on Wednesdays. To schedule a meeting, complete the form on page two of this publication and email it and items listed on the form to a plans examiner in Construction Services:
The deadline to request a meeting is the Friday of the previous week. When the complete request form and other information is received, you will be offered available meeting times. Commercial Energy Code ComplianceCommercial and multi-family residential buildings (except low-rise residential) must comply with Minnesota's Commercial Energy Code, Minnesota Rules Chapter 1323, which adopts and amends ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2004. Compliance with Minnesota's Commercial Energy Code can be demonstrated using IECC ComCheck 2009 at http://www.energycodes.gov/comcheck.
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Mechanical/HVAC Information
Residential Addition or RemodelingSee the Survey section for the Survey for Site Plan policy
New One & Two Family DwellingsSee the Survey section for the Survey for Site Plan Policy
Residential Energy Code Certificate & Attic CardThe Minnesota Resdential Energy Code that went into effect in June of 2009 includes the requirement to post energy certificates and attic cards in new buildings regulated by the residential energy code.
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