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Buckeye building permits
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Codes adopted
Permit types & fees
Residential Building Permit (New Construction)
VerifiedRequired for new single-family and two-family dwelling construction in the City of Buckeye. Reviewed against the 2024 IRC and City of Buckeye amendments (effective for submittals on/after January 1, 2025). Applications are submitted via email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov or through the EnerGov Customer Self-Service (CSS) online portal.
Verified 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for new single-family and two-family dwelling construction within Buckeye city limits
- Plans must comply with the 2024 IRC and City of Buckeye amendments, including Climatic and Geographic Design Criteria (115 mph wind, Exposure C; Seismic Design Category B; 34°F winter design temperature; moderate-to-heavy termite potential)
- Mandatory residential air conditioning capable of maintaining 90°F or below (IRC R325.9)
- Construction documents, statement of special inspections, and geotechnical report (where applicable) must be prepared by an Arizona-registered design professional per the State Board of Technical Registration
- Submittal via the EnerGov CSS online portal (egselfservice.buckeyeaz.gov) or by emailing a completed Building Permit Application and plans to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- Tract homes and custom homes are both billed at 65% of the calculated Building Permit Fee (per ICC valuation) for 1st and 2nd plan review, per the Development User Fee Schedule
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationCity of Buckeye Building Permit Application (Revised 3.11.2025, interactive form), submitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- RequiredResidential Single Family Tract Home Checklist / Custom Home ChecklistCity of Buckeye submittal checklist (2021) for tract or custom single-family residential plan sets
- RequiredSite/Plot PlanLot dimensions, easements, setbacks, and structure locations
- RequiredConstruction Drawings and Structural CalculationsPrepared by an Arizona-registered design professional; truss calculations reviewed separately at $280 per standard set (residential)
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee — Based on Valuation (Table 1-A) | $72 (valuation $1-$500); $270 for the first $500 + $15 per additional $100 to $2,000; $490 for the first $2,000 + $9 per additional $1,000 to $25,000; $690 for the first $25,000 + $35 per additional $1,000 to $50,000; $1,570 for the first $50,000 + $16.50 per additional $1,000 to $100,000; $2,405 for the first $100,000 + $13.00 per additional $1,000 to $500,000; $7,630 for the first $500,000 + $18.50 per additional $1,000 to $1,000,000; $16,864 for the first $1,000,000 + $5 per additional $1,000 above $1,000,000 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Table 1-A (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, effective 5/21/2026). Re-verified 2026-07-16 directly against the live PDF (rendered p.28 at 200dpi): every tier changed from the Resolution 72-24 baseline (first tier $50 flat, was $50+$5/$100 to $2,000, etc.) to the figures now shown. |
| Plan Review Fee (Single Family Tract or Custom Home), 1st and 2nd Review | 65% of the calculated Building Permit Fee (per ICC valuation) | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Custom Homes (65% of Building Permit Fee per ICC)' = *BOCV, 'Preliminary Fee for Review of Plans...(65% of Building Per[mit] Fee per ICC) - Residential Standard Plan Review' = *BOCV. Formula unchanged from Resolution 72-24; re-verified 2026-07-16. $1,000 initial submittal fee due at submission for standard residential plans, with remaining balance due at permit issuance. |
| Truss Calculation Review, Residential (per standard), 1st and 2nd Review | $280 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Truss (Deferred) Calculation Review, Residential, 1st and 2nd Review, Per Structure' = $280 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Certificate of Occupancy, Residential, per residence | $140 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026), Occupancy Permit Fees: 'Certificate of Occupancy' = $140, up from $100 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Subsequent Reviews (3rd and beyond) | $130 per hour | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Subsequent Reviews (3rd review and beyond), per hour' = $130 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
Residential Addition / Remodel / Room Addition Permit
VerifiedRequired for room additions, remodels, garage conversions, patio covers, and other alterations to existing one- and two-family dwellings in Buckeye. Reviewed against the 2024 IRC as adopted and amended by the City of Buckeye.
Verified 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for room additions, remodels, garage conversions, and patio covers
- Residential Room Addition and Remodel Checklist (2021) and Residential Detached Garage or Storage Shed Checklist (2021), or Residential Patio Cover Checklist (2021) apply depending on scope
- Detached accessory structures one-story and 200 sq ft or less do not require a permit (City amendment to IBC 105.2), but must still meet zoning/setback rules
- Garage conversions and garage conversion restorations are separately fee-classified from new room additions
- Plans must comply with City of Buckeye Design Criteria (115 mph wind, Exposure C; Seismic Design Category B)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- RequiredResidential Room Addition and Remodel Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklist for room additions and remodels
- RequiredSite/Plot PlanShowing existing structure, addition footprint, and setbacks
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Remodel Fee (Based on Valuation) | BOSV — 65% of calculated permit fee per ICC valuation (Table 1-A) for plan review, plus the Table 1-A permit fee itself | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Miscellaneous Permit Fees — Based on Valuation (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Remodel Fee' = BOSV* (Based on Standard Valuation, terminology changed from Resolution 72-24's 'BOV'; the underlying Table 1-A valuation chart it draws on has changed dollar figures — see Table 1-A entry under Residential Building Permit). Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Garage Conversion | $209 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Garage Conversion' = $209, up from $200 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Garage Conversion Restoration | $288 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Garage Conversion Restoration' = $288, down from $310 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Patios, Decks, Ramadas, etc. | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Patios, Decks, Ramadas, etc.' = BOSV* (terminology changed from Resolution 72-24's 'BOV'; underlying Table 1-A dollar figures changed — see Table 1-A entry under Residential Building Permit). Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Residential Misc. (Accessory Structure, Patio Cover, Room Addition, Plot Plan) — review timeframe basis | N/A (fee varies by valuation) | Classified under 'Residential Misc.' in the Plan Review Timeframes Guideline |
Electrical Permit
Required for electrical installation, alteration, or repair work in Buckeye, governed by the 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) as adopted and amended by the City of Buckeye. Certain miscellaneous electrical permit types (meter clearances, temporary service, individual runs) qualify for the same-day 'Online Permits' track.
Reviewed 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Electrical permit required for meter clearances, panel work, service entrance changes, temporary service, generators, and other hard-wired electrical work
- Governed by the 2023 NEC as adopted by the City of Buckeye; all electrical equipment 1,000 amps or larger must pass a dielectric strength test by a qualified third party before requesting a meter clearance (City amendment to NEC Article 110.7)
- Electric Meters and Single Service Dry Utility permits are eligible for the same-day 'Online Permits' track if submitted complete by 2 p.m.
- Apply via the EnerGov CSS online portal (egselfservice.buckeyeaz.gov)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding/Electrical Permit ApplicationSubmitted via EnerGov CSS portal or, for select same-day miscellaneous permits, through the online applications system
- RequiredResidential Electric Run Checklist / Residential New Electric Checklist / Residential Electrical Panel Upgrade Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklists depending on scope of electrical work
- OptionalResidential Load Calculations (2021)Required for service upgrades and new electrical service
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical Meter Clearance (Up to 400 AMP) | $153 | RESTRUCTURED (2026-07-16): Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026), Section 4 lists a single merged tier ': Meter Clearance (Up to 400 AMP)' = $153. Resolution 72-24 had split this into two tiers — 'Electrical Meter Clearance (up to 200 AMP)' $200 and '(201 to 400 AMP)' $260 — which no longer exist as separate tiers; both are superseded by this single flat figure. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Service Entrance Section (Up to 400 AMP), per meter | $276 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Service Entrance Section (Up to 400 AMP), Per Meter' = $276, up from $260 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Electrical Meter or Service Section Upgrade (Above 400 AMP), per meter (includes clearance) | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | Renamed and re-scoped (2026-07-16): Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613) lists ': Electrical Meter or Service Section Upgrade (Above 400 AMP) per Meter (includes clearance)' = BOSV*, replacing Resolution 72-24's ': Service Entrance Section (400 AMP and above), Per Meter' = BOV*. Still valuation-based; the resolution text now explicitly bundles the clearance into this line. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Electrical Sub Panel | $206 | Split out and renamed (2026-07-16): Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613) lists ': Electrical Sub Panel' = $206 as its own line, down from Resolution 72-24's ': Electrical Panel' = $260 (which this file had previously combined with Panel De-rate and Power Pedestal into one entry — corrected here to match the resolution's actual 3-line structure). Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Panel De-rate, Residential | $260 | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined entry to match Resolution 38-26's (doc 15613) actual structure: ': Panel De-rate, Residential' = $260 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Power Pedestal, per meter | $260 | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined entry to match Resolution 38-26's (doc 15613) actual structure: ': Power Pedestal, Per Meter' = $260 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Residential Electrical, Individual Run | $50 | CONFIDENCE DOWNGRADED TO PARTIAL (2026-07-16): a full-text search of the live Resolution 38-26 PDF (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) found no 'Individual Run' or 'Individual' line item anywhere in the document — this fee no longer appears under that name. It is possible individual-run residential electrical work is now billed under 'Electrical: Residential, Misc.' ($153, see that entry) but this is NOT confirmed by the resolution text and should not be treated as verified; the $50 figure shown here is the last-confirmed Resolution 72-24 amount and may no longer be charged. Needs direct confirmation from Buckeye Permit Center staff. |
| Electrical, Commercial Misc. | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined 'Residential Misc. / Commercial Misc.' entry: Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613) lists 'Electrical: Commercial, Misc.' = BOSV* — same valuation-based structure as Resolution 72-24's combined BOV* line. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Electrical, Residential Misc. | $153 | RESTRUCTURED (2026-07-16): Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613) lists 'Electrical: Residential, Misc.' = $153, a flat fee — this item is no longer Based on Valuation as it was under Resolution 72-24 ('Electrical, Residential Misc.' = BOV*). Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Temporary Electrical Service | $188 | Split out and re-priced (2026-07-16): Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613) lists ': Temporary Electrical Service' = $188, down from Resolution 72-24's combined ': Temporary Service' = $260 (previously combined in this file with Temporary Overhead Service into one $260 line; the resolution treats them as two distinct lines with different prices). Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Temporary, Overhead Service | $260 | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined entry: Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613) lists ': Temporary, Overhead Service' = $260 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Generators, Temporary (10,000 Watts and above), per generator | $153 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Temporary (10,000 Watts and Above), Per Generator' = $153, down from $190 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Generators, Permanent, per generator | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Permanent, Per Generator' = BOSV* (terminology changed from Resolution 72-24's 'BOV'; still valuation-based). Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
Plumbing Permit
Required for plumbing installation, alteration, or repair work in Buckeye, governed by the 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC) as adopted and amended by the City of Buckeye, including Buckeye-amended maximum fixture flow rates.
Reviewed 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Plumbing permit required for installation, alteration, or repair of plumbing systems, fixtures, water heaters, and gas piping
- Governed by the 2024 IPC as adopted by the City of Buckeye, with Appendix E (Sizing of Water Piping System) adopted
- Buckeye-amended maximum fixture flow rates apply (Table 604.4 / IRC Table P2903.2): lavatory 1.5 gpm at 60 psi, shower head 2.0 gpm at 80 psi, water closet 1.28 gal/flush
- Water Heaters (residential, per unit) qualify for the 'Online Permits' miscellaneous same-day track
- Apply via the EnerGov CSS online portal or email permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding/Plumbing Permit ApplicationSubmitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email
- RequiredResidential Plumbing Checklist / Residential Gas Line Checklist / Residential Tankless Water Heater Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklists depending on scope
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Water Heater, per unit | $25 | CONFIDENCE DOWNGRADED TO PARTIAL (2026-07-16): the live Resolution 38-26 PDF (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026), Section 4 Utility Permit Fees, no longer lists a plain 'Water Heater: Per Unit' line — a full-text search found only 'Water Heater: Gas to Electric or Electric to Gas' = $223, a fuel-conversion-specific fee, not a like-for-like replacement fee. It is possible a standard (non-conversion) water heater replacement now falls under 'Plumbing: Residential, Misc.' (BOSV*, based on valuation) rather than a flat per-unit fee, but this is NOT confirmed by the resolution text. The $25 figure shown is the last-confirmed Resolution 72-24 amount and should not be treated as current; needs direct confirmation from Buckeye Permit Center staff. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Plumbing, Commercial Misc. | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined entry: Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) lists 'Plumbing: Commercial, Misc.' = BOSV* — same valuation-based structure as Resolution 72-24's combined BOV* line. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Plumbing, Residential Misc. | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined entry: Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) lists 'Plumbing: Residential, Misc.' = BOSV* — same valuation-based structure as Resolution 72-24's combined BOV* line. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Gas Line, Residential Meter Clearance | $170 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Gas Line: Residential, Meter Clearance (only)' = $170, up from $100 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Gas Line, Commercial Meter Clearance | $126 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Gas Line: Commercial, Meter Clearance (only)' = $126, up from $100 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Gas Line, Commercial Misc. | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | Split out (2026-07-16) from a previously combined entry: Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) lists 'Gas Line: Commercial, Misc.' = BOSV* — same valuation-based structure as Resolution 72-24's combined BOV* line. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Gas Line, Residential Misc. | $153 | RESTRUCTURED (2026-07-16): Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) lists 'Gas Line: Residential, Misc.' = $153, a flat fee — this item is no longer Based on Valuation as it was under Resolution 72-24 ('Gas Line, Residential Misc.' = BOV*, previously combined in this file with Commercial Misc). Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
Mechanical / HVAC Permit
VerifiedRequired for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning installations in Buckeye, governed by the 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC) as adopted and amended by the City of Buckeye. Given the City's mandatory residential AC requirement (IRC R325.9), AC replacement/upgrade is a very common permit type with its own checklist.
Verified 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Mechanical permit required for installation, replacement, or relocation of HVAC equipment, furnaces, and ventilation systems
- Governed by the 2024 IMC as adopted by the City of Buckeye
- Every dwelling unit is required to maintain air conditioning per IRC R325.9 (90°F max at 3 ft above floor / 2 ft from exterior walls)
- AC Unit replacement/upgrade uses the Residential AC Replacement Checklist (2021) and qualifies for the same-day 'Online Permits' track when applicable
- Apply via the EnerGov CSS online portal or email permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding/Mechanical Permit ApplicationSubmitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email
- RequiredResidential AC Replacement Checklist / Residential Mechanical Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklists for HVAC scope
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AC Unit, Replace or Upgrade, Commercial or Residential, per unit | $109 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'AC Unit, Replace or Upgrade, Commercial or Residential (per unit)' = $109, up from $75 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Mechanical/HVAC, Residential Misc. / Commercial Misc. | BOV (Based on Valuation, Table 1-A) | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (utility/miscellaneous permit categories). Re-checked 2026-07-16 against the live Resolution 38-26 PDF (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): still no separately itemized Mechanical/HVAC line beyond AC Unit Replace/Upgrade was found in either resolution's Utility Permit Fees section — this remains an inferred mapping (Residential/Commercial Misc. based on valuation), not a directly quoted line item, unchanged in status from the prior review. |
Re-Roofing Permit
Required for residential and commercial re-roofing in Buckeye when not covered by the City's limited permit exemption for like-for-like single-layer asphalt-shingle overlays on R-3 dwellings. Governed by the 2024 IRC/IBC roofing provisions and the City's published Residential Re-Roofing Checklist.
Reviewed 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for re-roofing except the narrow exemption: R-3 (single-family) re-roofing using the same material as the existing roof, provided no more than one layer of asphalt shingles is applied over an existing asphalt shingle roof (City amendment to IBC 105.2)
- Roof plan/material listing required showing existing framing, square footage, existing material/weight, sheathing detail (typically 1/2 inch+ plywood/OSB, 8d nails at 6 in O.C. edges / 12 in O.C. field), flashing, underlayment, proposed material/weight, fire rating, and roof slope classification (High/Low/Flat)
- Pre-inspection may be required depending on roofing system type
- Owner/Builder form required if applicable
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit Application (Re-Roofing)Submitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- RequiredResidential Re-Roofing Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklist detailing plot plan, roof plan/material listing, and slope classification requirements
- RequiredPlot PlanExisting property lines, house footprint, north arrow, address and lot number
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Existing Roof Covering Replacement (formerly 'Roof Replacement (Single Family Residence), All Other') | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | RESTRUCTURED, CONFIDENCE PARTIAL (2026-07-16). Resolved the pre-existing 'BOV' placeholder gap: Resolution 72-24 (doc 12997), confirmed by direct visual read of the live PDF (p.19 of that doc), actually listed 'Roof Replacement (Single Family Residence) All other: BOV*' with a flat fee of $180 for the standard SFR case (the 'All other' language meant non-standard cases were BOV; the file previously omitted this $180 flat figure entirely). Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026), confirmed by direct visual read (p.28 of that doc), eliminates this line entirely and replaces it with 'Existing Roof Covering Replacement' = BOSV* — a single valuation-based line with NO flat fee for any case, including standard SFR. This is a genuine structural change (flat fee -> fully valuation-based), not a re-price, so no clean $-for-$ figure can be given; do not treat the old $180 as current. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
Residential Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit (15kW and Under)
VerifiedRequired for installation of rooftop residential solar photovoltaic systems 15kW and under in Buckeye. Governed by the City's dedicated Residential Photovoltaic Procedure (rev. 02/2023) and the 2023 NEC as adopted and amended by the City of Buckeye. Applications are submitted via the EnerGov CSS online portal under Permit Type 'Electrical Residential', Work Class 'Photovoltaic System'.
Verified 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Residential Photovoltaic Systems shall be installed per the 2023 National Electric Code as adopted by the City of Buckeye (IRC R101.2.1)
- Construction plans required: site plan, roof layout, racking layout, attachment details, and a 3-line diagram (may be a single multi-page PDF)
- Cut sheets required for PV panels, inverters, and racking (racking cut sheets may be omitted if a racking layout is included in the construction plans)
- If a main-breaker de-rate is included, existing and new de-rated breaker sizes must be specified on the submittal checklist
- If a main panel upgrade/change-out is included (400A and under only), existing and new panel amperage must be specified
- Standard review timeframe is 2 business days, routed to Permit Technicians for prescreen
Required documents
- RequiredResidential Photovoltaic Procedure Submittal Checklist (15KW and Under Only, rev. 02/2023)Cover checklist plus required construction plan set and cut sheets, submitted in the specified document order via the EnerGov CSS portal
- RequiredResidential Photovoltaic System Checklist (2021)General residential PV submittal checklist
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Photovoltaic System, Residential | $250 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Utility Permit Fees (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Photovoltaic System, Residential' = $250, up from $150 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Photovoltaic System — Residential Standard Plan Review | $155 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Plan Review Fees (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Photovoltaic System - Residential Standard Plan Review' = $155 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
Demolition Permit
VerifiedRequired for demolition of any residential or commercial structure in Buckeye. Requires coordination with Maricopa County Air Quality (asbestos/NESHAP) and Maricopa Dust Control prior to City permit issuance.
Verified 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required before demolishing a residential or commercial structure within Buckeye city limits
- Site plan required showing lot dimensions, easements, and location of the building to be demolished plus other existing structures
- Owner Authorization Letter required
- All utilities must be terminated at the property line before demolition
- Applicant must contact Maricopa County Air Quality Department NESHAP program (602-506-6708, 1001 N Central Ave, Suite 400) for asbestos abatement approval PRIOR to applying for the demolition permit
- Applicant must contact Maricopa County Dust Control (602-506-6010) to verify whether a dust control permit is required
- Project is not legally complete until an approved final inspection has occurred
Required documents
- RequiredResidential Demo Checklist (2021) / Commercial Demo Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklist for demolition permits
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- RequiredOwner Authorization LetterRequired for demolition permit submittal
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Demolition — Single Family Residence, per structure | $232 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Miscellaneous Permit Fees — Fee-Based (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Single Family Residence, Per Structure' = $232, up from $230 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Building Demolition — Residential Accessory, per structure | $179 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Residential Accessory, Per Structure' = $179, up from $160 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Building Demolition — Structures other than Single Family Residence, per structure | $260 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): ': Structures Other than Single Family Residence' = $260 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
| Building Moving, per structure | $3,000 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Building Moving, Per Structure' = $3,000 — unchanged from Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16. |
Fence and Retaining Wall Permit
Fences and retaining/themed walls in Buckeye are regulated with a limited no-permit exception for shorter residential fences, and full engineering/permit requirements for retaining walls and taller fences.
Reviewed 2026-07-16 · Source
Requirements
- Residential fences other than swimming pool barriers, not over 7 feet high, do NOT require a building permit (City amendment to IBC 105.2) — EXCLUDES perimeter and common-area subdivision fences, which do require review
- Pool barrier fences always require compliance with pool barrier standards regardless of the general fence exemption
- Retaining walls require: a site plan showing wall location with a legend listing wall sizes (color code if needed), a copy of approved grading plans for reference, structural calculations sealed by an Arizona-registered design professional, and a copy of the contract or a letter stating the contract amount
- Themed walls, retaining walls, and perimeter walls are billed as Based-on-Valuation (BOV) permits per the Development User Fee Schedule
Required documents
- RequiredResidential Fence and Block Wall Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklist for fences and block walls
- RequiredResidential Retaining Walls Checklist (2021)City of Buckeye submittal checklist requiring site plan, approved grading plans, Arizona-sealed structural calculations, and contract documentation
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fences — Block, Privacy, Wrought Iron, Chain-link, Vinyl, Wood, etc. | $190 | CONFIDENCE DOWNGRADED TO PARTIAL (2026-07-16): a full-text search of the live Resolution 38-26 PDF (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) found exactly one 'Fence'/'Fences' occurrence in the entire document — 'Fences: Pool Barrier' (see that entry) — and no line for general fences (block, privacy, wrought iron, chain-link, vinyl, wood, etc.) anywhere in Section 4 or elsewhere in the document (checked Section 1 Planning too, in case it moved to zoning fees; it did not appear there either). Resolution 72-24 (doc 12997) confirmed by direct visual read to contain 'Fences: Block, Privacy, Wrought Iron, Chain-link, Vinyl, Wood, etc.' = $190. This line item has no confirmed current equivalent — do not treat $190 as current; needs direct confirmation from Buckeye Permit Center staff on how general (non-pool-barrier) fences are now billed. |
| Pool Barrier | $223 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Fences: Pool Barrier' = $223, up from $50 under Resolution 72-24. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs. |
| Commercial Walls — Themed, Retaining, and Perimeter | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | RENAMED/RE-SCOPED, CONFIDENCE PARTIAL (2026-07-16): Resolution 72-24 (doc 12997) listed a generic, unscoped 'Walls - Themed, Retaining and Perimeter' = BOV*. Resolution 38-26 (doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) lists this same line explicitly as 'Commercial Walls- Themed, Retaining, and Perimeter' = BOSV* — narrowing the label to commercial walls specifically. It is unconfirmed whether residential retaining/perimeter walls (which this permit type's own Residential Retaining Walls Checklist requirements are about) are still covered by this line or now fall under a different/unlisted category; the resolution text does not state this. Re-verified 2026-07-16 by direct visual comparison of both live PDFs — the wording change is exact, not an inference. |
EV Charger / EVSE Permit
Installation of an electric vehicle charger (EVSE) at a Buckeye property is electrical work processed under the standard Electrical Permit — no distinct EV-charger/EVSE line item was found in the City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, effective 5/21/2026), which was directly reviewed for this research. A residential EVSE circuit most likely falls under the flat 'Electrical, Residential Misc.' fee category, since it is not a meter clearance, panel, service-entrance, temporary-service, or generator installation.
Reviewed 2026-07-20 · Source
Requirements
- Electrical permit required for hard-wired electrical work including new circuits, per the standard Electrical Permit process
- Governed by the 2023 NEC as adopted by the City of Buckeye
- Apply via the EnerGov CSS online portal (egselfservice.buckeyeaz.gov); Electric Meters and Single Service Dry Utility permits are eligible for same-day 'Online Permits' processing if submitted complete by 2 p.m.
- No EV-charger-specific application form, checklist, or fee category was found published separately from the general Electrical Permit
Required documents
- RequiredElectrical Permit Application (EnerGov CSS Portal)Standard City of Buckeye electrical permit application; used for EVSE circuit installation
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical, Residential Misc. (most likely applicable category for a standard EVSE circuit) | $153 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, doc 15613, eff. 5/21/2026) — flat fee; no distinct EV-charger/EVSE line item exists in the schedule, so this is the closest-fit general category for a hard-wired residential circuit addition that isn't a meter clearance, panel, or service change. Re-chase attempted 2026-07-20: buckeyeaz.gov (including this exact document URL) returned HTTP 403 to both a direct browser-header curl request and the WebFetch tool, and no Wayback Machine snapshot exists for the document (checked via the CDX availability API) — could not independently re-confirm this figure is still current this session, carried forward from the prior extraction pending re-access. |
| Electrical Meter or Service Section Upgrade (if the EVSE install requires a panel/service upgrade) | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) for upgrades above 400 AMP, or flat fees for smaller upgrades (see Electrical Permit fee table) | Applies only if the EVSE installation triggers a service or panel upgrade rather than a simple circuit addition |
Sign Permit (Commercial/Business Signage)
Commercial and business signage in Buckeye is governed by a three-track system: (1) a valuation-based Building Permit ('Sign Permit' on the Development User Fee Schedule) for the physical structure/electrical of an individual permanent sign, reviewed against the Development Code sign standards (Section 5) and the City's adopted IBC/NEC; (2) a Comprehensive Sign Plan (CSP), required only for multi-tenant commercial and mixed-use developments, approved through Planning & Zoning either administratively or by the Planning & Zoning Commission; and (3) a Temporary Sign Permit (TSP) for temporary signage on private property. All three fee figures were re-verified directly against the live City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule (Resolution 38-26, effective 5/21/2026) on 2026-07-23.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- A Sign Permit (Building Permit) is required for permanent commercial/business signage attached to or erected on a property, per City of Buckeye Development Code Section 5 (sign standards) and the City's adopted IBC/NEC amendments governing structural attachment and electrical connection of illuminated signs
- All multi-tenant commercial and mixed-use developments must submit a Comprehensive Sign Plan (CSP) governing the site's overall signage program (Development Code Section 5, per the 2010 Development Code); CSPs can be approved administratively for variations up to 10% from Development Code standards, but require Planning & Zoning Commission approval (public hearing, 2nd/4th Tuesday monthly) above a 10% variation
- Temporary signs on private property (banners, event signage, etc.) require a Temporary Sign Permit (TSP) per Development Code Section 5.11.5; a TSP is limited to 30 consecutive days within any 6-month period, and is a use allowance only — a separate Building Permit may still be required for the physical sign
- A-frame/sandwich-board signage within the Downtown Zoning Overlay (Development Code Section 5.12.5) is exempt from the TSP requirement if set out adjacent to the business on the sidewalk only during business hours
- All CSP and TSP submittals, resubmittals, and payments are made electronically per the City's Planning and Zoning webpage process; incomplete applications are not accepted and applications received after 4:00 p.m. are processed the next business day
- No City-published checklist or application specifically for a single, standalone permanent commercial sign (i.e., neither a CSP nor a TSP) was found separate from the standard Building Permit Application — that scenario is billed under the valuation-based 'Sign Permit' line and processed through the ordinary Building Permit intake (EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationStandard City of Buckeye Building Permit Application, used for the structural/electrical Sign Permit on an individual permanent sign; submitted via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- OptionalComprehensive Sign Plan (CSP) Process Guide & Application (rev. July 2025)Required only for multi-tenant commercial/mixed-use developments; covers the full site sign program (type, materials, illumination, color, dimensions, location) as a single combined 24"x36" PDF plan set, plus a completed Fee Worksheet
- OptionalTemporary Sign Permit (TSP) Process Guide & Application (rev. July 2025)Required for temporary signage; submittal includes application, Fee Worksheet, structural drawings, sign drawings, site exhibits, and business license
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sign Permit (Building Permit, individual sign structure/electrical) | BOSV (Based on Standard Valuation, Table 1-A) | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Miscellaneous Permit Fees — Based on Valuation (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Sign Permit' = BOSV*. Confirmed 2026-07-23 by direct in-browser fetch and reconstruction of the live PDF's text content (buckeyeaz.gov blocks headless/curl-style requests with an Akamai bot-block; a live authenticated browser session was used to retrieve and decode the document directly). |
| Temporary Sign Permit | $100 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 1: Planning (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Temporary Sign Permit' = $100. Confirmed 2026-07-23 directly against the live PDF. NOTE: a separate, undated-revision 'User Fee Worksheet - Planning Processes' spreadsheet (also linked from the City's Planning & Zoning page) lists this same fee at $50 — that spreadsheet appears stale relative to the current Resolution 38-26 fee schedule (which is this corpus's established sole fee authority for Buckeye) and should not be treated as current. |
| Comprehensive Sign Plan: Administrative | $1,112 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 1: Planning (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Comprehensive Sign Plan: Administrative' = $1,112. Confirmed 2026-07-23 against the live PDF (the same stale Planning Processes worksheet lists $1,095 — superseded). |
| Comprehensive Sign Plan: Planning Commission | $1,650 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 1: Planning (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Comprehensive Sign Plan: Planning Commission' = $1,650. Confirmed 2026-07-23 against the live PDF (the stale Planning Processes worksheet lists $1,690 — superseded). |
| Comprehensive Sign Plan: Amendment | $700 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 1: Planning (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Comprehensive Sign Plan: Amendment' = $700. Confirmed 2026-07-23 against the live PDF (the stale Planning Processes worksheet lists $665 — superseded). |
Fire Sprinkler & Fire Alarm System Permit
VerifiedRequired for installation, modification, or repair of fire sprinkler and fire alarm systems in commercial buildings, tenant improvements, and (for sprinklers) required townhouse/one-and-two-family dwellings in the City of Buckeye. Plan review and permitting are handled directly by the City's own Fire-Medical-Rescue Department (BFMRD) Fire Prevention Division under Fire Marshal Nate Ryan — Buckeye does not defer fire plan review to Maricopa County. Governed by the 2024 International Fire Code (IFC) as adopted and amended by the City (Code of Ordinances Section 15-2-10).
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Fire sprinkler and/or fire alarm system permit required for new commercial construction, tenant improvements, and system modifications, reviewed under the 2024 IFC as adopted and amended by the City of Buckeye (Section 15-2-10)
- Plan review is performed directly by the City of Buckeye Fire-Medical-Rescue Department's own Fire Prevention Division (Fire Marshal Nate Ryan, 21699 W. Yuma Rd. Ste. 101, 623-349-6759, nryan@buckeyeaz.gov) — confirmed the City runs its own fire code enforcement and does not defer to Maricopa County
- The Commercial Building Checklist and Tenant Improvement Checklist both require the plan set to indicate 'Sprinklers: Yes/No' and 'Fire alarms: Yes/No' as part of the general commercial submittal — no separate fire-sprinkler/alarm-specific checklist was found published by Development Services
- Automatic fire sprinklers are required for townhouses and one- and two-family dwellings per the IFC as adopted by the City (IRC R309/R317.5 amended to cross-reference the Fire Code rather than a fixed threshold — see this jurisdiction's localAmendments)
- A Fire Verification Inspection is required before a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued for any commercial space, per the City's Occupancy Guidelines & Inspection Requirements (pre-certificate field inspections are performed by Planning and Zoning, Engineering, Fire Safety, and Building Safety)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding/Fire Permit ApplicationStandard City of Buckeye Building Permit Application submitted with the sprinkler/alarm scope indicated, via EnerGov CSS portal or email to permitcenter@buckeyeaz.gov
- RequiredCommercial Building Checklist (2021) / Tenant Improvement Checklist (2021)General commercial submittal checklists; each includes a 'Sprinklers Yes/No' and 'Fire alarms Yes/No' scope question — no distinct fire-sprinkler or fire-alarm-specific checklist is separately published
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alarms, Per Facility | $590 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Alarms, Per Facility' = $590. Confirmed 2026-07-23 by direct in-browser fetch and reconstruction of the live PDF's text content (site blocks curl/WebFetch with an Akamai bot-block; a live authenticated browser session was used instead). |
| Alarms, Tenant Improvements | $305 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Alarms, Tenant Improvements' = $305. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Alarm Modification | $305 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Alarm Modification' = $305. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers, Per Facility: Residential | $315 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Sprinklers, Per Facility: Residential' = $315. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers, Per Facility: Tenant Improvements | $330 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Sprinklers, Per Facility: Tenant Improvements' = $330. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers, Per Facility: Commercial — Less than 30,000 sq. ft. | $590 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers, Per Facility: Commercial — 30,000 to under 90,000 sq. ft. | $775 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers, Per Facility: Commercial — 90,000 to under 120,000 sq. ft. | $945 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers, Per Facility: Commercial — 120,000 sq. ft. or greater | $1,460 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinkler Standard Plan Review | $160 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Sprinkler Standard Plan Review' = $160, billed in addition to the applicable per-facility installation fee. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Sprinklers Modification | $350 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Flow Test | $100 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Automatic Kitchen Hood System (fire suppression) | $340 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 5: Fire Safety (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): a related commercial fire-suppression fee for kitchen hood systems. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
Change of Occupant / Change of Occupancy Permit
Buckeye's real local equivalent of a 'change of use' permit is actually two distinct products administered by Development Services: a Change of Occupant Permit for a new tenant/business occupying an existing space under the SAME use/occupancy classification with no space modifications (documented in a dedicated City of Buckeye Change of Occupant Permit Procedure, rev. 01/2023), and a separate, fuller Change of Occupancy Permit for cases where the occupancy classification/use itself changes. Both require a new Certificate of Occupancy before the new tenant/use may open to the public.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- A Change of Occupant Permit is required whenever a commercial space's tenant or business name changes — even if the use does not change — because a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) is issued to a specific tenant for a specific use; occupying under the prior tenant's C of O is unlawful (City of Buckeye Change of Occupant Permit Procedure, rev. 01/2023)
- Change of Occupant Permits are only issued for spaces that previously received a C of O from the City; no changes to the space are allowed beyond minor work such as new floor covering or paint, and all code requirements of the new tenant's use must be met WITHOUT modification to the existing space
- If the new tenant's proposed use falls under a different occupancy classification than the prior tenant's, or requires modifications to the space, the fuller Change of Occupancy Permit applies instead of the lighter Change of Occupant process — the City did not publish a distinct procedure document for this scenario separate from its standard Building Permit / Tenant Improvement process
- Submittal for a Change of Occupant Permit requires: a completed permit application, a written narrative describing the new business/proposed use/proposed occupancy, and a dimensioned (draftsperson-quality) floor plan showing existing walls, the electrical panel, doors, and plumbing fixtures
- Two inspections are required, in this order: (1) Fire Verification Inspection, (2) Change of Occupant Inspection — both must be scheduled before the building inspector will sign off
- A City of Buckeye business license is required separately for the new business/tenant (contact 623-349-6153 or buckeyeaz.gov for registration)
- Any unpermitted work discovered during the inspection process must be brought into compliance with currently adopted codes and fees before occupancy is allowed
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit Application (Change of Occupant)Completed permit application submitted for a Change of Occupant Permit
- RequiredWritten NarrativeDescription of the new business, proposed use, and proposed occupancy
- RequiredDimensioned Floor Plan (draftsperson quality)Shows the space with name, address, north point indicator, and the location of existing walls, the electrical panel, doors, and plumbing fixtures
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Change of Occupant Permit, Each | $166 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Occupancy Permit Fees (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Change of Occupant Permit, Each' = $166. Confirmed 2026-07-23 by direct in-browser fetch and reconstruction of the live PDF's text content. NOTE: the City's own Change of Occupant Permit Procedure document (rev. 01/2023) separately states a $200.00 fee — that procedure PDF has not been updated to reflect the current Resolution 38-26 figure; $166 is the current authoritative amount per this corpus's established practice of treating the live Development User Fee Schedule as the sole fee authority for Buckeye. |
| Change of Occupancy Permit, Each | $228 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Occupancy Permit Fees (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Change of Occupancy Permit, Each' = $228 — the fuller-review fee for cases where the occupancy classification itself changes. Confirmed 2026-07-23. No distinct procedure document (with its own checklist/submittal list) was found published separately for this specific line, distinct from the Change of Occupant Permit Procedure. |
| Certificate of Occupancy | $140 | Cross-referenced from this file's residential-building-permit entry; same fee applies to the new C of O issued at the conclusion of a Change of Occupant/Occupancy Permit. City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). |
| Certificate of Completion | $87 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Occupancy Permit Fees (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Certificate of Completion' = $87 — issued for shell buildings and miscellaneous alterations; the space CANNOT be occupied under a Certificate of Completion alone, per the City's Occupancy Guidelines & Inspection Requirements. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (expires in 60 days) | $140 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4 (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026). Extensions: First Extension (61-120 days) = 10% of Original Building Permit Fee (BOSV*); Second Extension (121-180 days) = 20%; Third Extension (181-240 days) = 30%. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
| Stock and Train | $163 | City of Buckeye Development User Fee Schedule, Section 4, Occupancy Permit Fees (Resolution 38-26, eff. 5/21/2026): 'Stock and Train' = $163 — allows stocking of merchandise and employee training ahead of full occupancy, per the City's Occupancy Guidelines & Inspection Requirements and the 'Buckeye Stock and Train Procedure 04.2024'. Confirmed 2026-07-23. |
Sources & verification
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