Page building inspections

Applies to: Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm Permit

1. 1

   Fire Marshall plan review

   The third complete paper plan set is routed to the Fire Marshall for review and approval where the development requires fire sprinklers or fire protection (§ 152.095(B)(1)(e) and (F)(1)(e)). Site plan approval is not complete until the Fire Marshall has approved where required (§ 152.095(B)(5)).

2. 2

   Chief Building Official review and permit issuance

   Once the site plan has received approval from the SPRC, the Fire Marshall where required, and any other required outside agencies, the applicant works with the Chief Building Official to pull the building permits required for construction (§ 152.095(B)(5)). The Building Permit Application's FIRE DEPT approval box must be marked received.

3. 3

   Fire system field inspection

   Field inspection of the installed fire sprinkler or fire alarm system by the Page Fire Department / Building Safety Department. Re-inspections and inspections outside normal business hours are charged at $47.00 per hour under the fire fee table. Schedule inspections at least 24 hours in advance.

4. 4

   Final inspection and Certificate of Occupancy

   No occupancy of any structure is allowed until all required improvements are complete and approved by the Chief Building Official, who is the City's representative authorized to issue a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (30, 60 or 90 days at the CBO's discretion) or a final Certificate of Occupancy (§ 152.095(G)).

Applies to: Sign Permit

1. 1

   Chief Building Official plan review

   Applications for signage permits are made through the City's Chief Building Official (§ 152.095(F)). The CBO reviews the sign's anchoring against the wind and seismic hazards that exist in Northern Arizona and must approve it (§ 152.058(B)(1)(g)).

2. 2

   Zoning review

   Review against the sign regulations of § 152.058, including the prohibited-sign list, sight-triangle and right-of-way restrictions, and the illumination provisions of § 152.059. The Building Permit Application carries a ZONING approval box that must be marked required and received.

3. 3

   Site Plan Review Committee approval (commercial developments only)

   For commercial developments, all site signage with specifications must be shown on the site plan and approved by the Site Plan Review Committee before building permits for signage can be pulled (§ 152.095(B)(2)(h) and (B)(6)). Single-family dwellings and interior-only remodels are exempt from SPRC review.

4. 4

   Field inspection

   Signs not constructed in conformance with the approved permit are subject to the enforcement provisions of §§ 152.105 through 152.112. Schedule inspections through the Building Safety Department at least 24 hours in advance.

Applies to: Plumbing Permit

1. 1

   Underground/Slab

   Before concrete pour — verify pipe slope, materials, cleanouts

2. 2

   Rough-In

   After pipes installed, before walls closed

3. 3

   Final

   Fixtures connected, backwater valve and grease interceptor (where required) verified, no leaks

Applies to: Residential Addition / Remodel Permit

1. 1

   Foundation/Footing

   Required before concrete pour for additions

2. 2

   Framing

   Structural connections to existing structure

3. 3

   Final

   Completed work verified against approved plans before occupancy

Applies to: Residential Building Permit (New Construction)

1. 1

   Foundation/Footing

   Before concrete pour; verify subsoil drain lines around perimeter of below-grade floors per 2006 IBC Section 1807.4 as locally referenced

2. 2

   Framing

   Structural framing, connections, egress per 2018 IRC and City of Page design criteria

3. 3

   Final

   All work complete per approved plans; final inspection and approval required prior to occupying any room. Schedule at least 24 hours in advance

Applies to: Electrical Permit

1. 1

   Rough-In

   Wiring, box placement, and panel connections before walls are closed

2. 2

   Final

   Devices installed, panel labeled, protections verified per 2017 NEC

Applies to: EV Charger / EVSE Permit

1. 1

   Rough-In

   Circuit wiring, box placement, and panel connections before walls are closed

2. 2

   Final

   EVSE installed, protections verified per 2017 NEC

Applies to: Mechanical / HVAC Permit

1. 1

   Rough-In

   Ductwork and equipment placement before walls closed

2. 2

   Final

   Equipment operational, clearances and combustion air verified

Applies to: Residential Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit

1. 1

   Rough Electrical

   Conduit runs, wire sizing, disconnect placement before energizing

2. 2

   Final

   Panel mounting, racking attachment, roof penetration sealing, electrical connections, and interconnection point verified per 2017 NEC

Final inspection only: Demolition Permit, Re-Roofing Permit