CEBDGC20210048

Closed - Remedied

1. Main Home: The main home was permitted and approved under B-95-195, however the past owner built an Addition and Enclosed Porch onto the main dwelling and did not obtain a Building Permit for this work. You also will need Electrical, Plumbing, and Mechanical Permits if work within these trades was part of the scope of work related to the addition or enclosed porch. 2. Barn/Bunkhouse/Dwelling: This Building has no Building Permits on file at all, you will need to provide a full brand new submittal and apply for a Building Permit. A design professional will need to create a full submittal and design on this Barn/Dwelling Mixed Use Building. The Design Professional will need to create if one does not exist today, a 1-hour fire assembly separation between the Barn and Dwelling space, if you intend to use this as a Barn. If you were to use this as a residential garage only, then they could follow the code sections applicable to a dwelling/garage separation detail, however you would never be able to use it as a Barn if you go this route. Also Plumbing, Mechanical, and Electrical Permits will be required for this building as well. Note, an Electrical Permit E-98-202 was applied for in the past, however this was for Electrical Service to be approved to the Barn only, this did not include any dwelling areas in the barn that exist today, so the dwelling portion needs to have an Electrical Permit applied for as well. 3. Garage: The garage was originally permitted under C-96-100, however they failed to call in for any inspections on this garage permit. You will need to apply for a Renewal Permit for C-96-100 at our counter here in the Building Department, once the permit is Re-Issued you can schedule final inspections with our staff, then we will perform final inspections to hopefully close out this permit and approved it. If there is any Electrical, Plumbing, or Mechanical in the garage, then we need permits on this work as well.

BURRIS, GERALD E & COLETTE A (JT)