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Wickenburg building permits

Wickenburg, Arizona — as published 2026-07-07.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Codes adopted

Arizona has NO statewide mandatory building code floor for general construction — code adoption is a per-city/county authority under state enabling statutes (e.g., A.R.S. Title 9 for municipalities). The Town of Wickenburg independently adopts and administers its own construction codes through its Community Development & Neighborhood Services Department; it does not defer building permitting to Maricopa County or Yavapai County (the town spans parts of both counties). Septic systems, however, are NOT permitted by the Town — they are permitted by the applicable county's Environmental Services division (Maricopa County Environmental Services or Yavapai County Environmental Services, depending on parcel location). Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).2018 International Building Code (IBC), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council and administered by the Community Development Department. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023), 'Building Codes' section.2018 International Residential Code (IRC), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).2018 International Plumbing Code (IPC), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).2018 International Fire Code (IFC), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council; administered in coordination with the fire district serving the town. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).2017 National Electrical Code (NEC), as published by the National Fire Protection Association, adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council (one edition behind the town's 2018 ICC code suite). Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).2006 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council — notably an older energy-code edition than the town's 2018 ICC/2017 NEC suite; not updated in the same 2023 codes refresh. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023).The Town's own Building Chapter of the Town Code (Chapter 8, Building) is the codifying ordinance for the above adoptions and any local amendments, hosted on the Town's Municipal Code Online portal (wickenburg.municipalcodeonline.com); the platform is a JavaScript-rendered application with no accessible plain-text or print export discovered during this research, so specific section-by-section amendment language beyond what is summarized in the Town's own permit brochure could not be independently verified. Source: wickenburg.municipalcodeonline.com Chapter 8 (Building) index, cross-referenced against the Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure.RE-CHASED 2026-07-23: Chapter 8 (Building), Article 8-1, Section 8-1-1 was read in full live via the Browser pane (the platform IS browser-readable, correcting the prior 'no accessible export' finding for reading purposes). It confirms Wickenburg's adopted suite remains the 2018 IBC (with Appendix C and Appendix I), 2018 IRC (with Appendices A, B, C, H, P, Q, T), 2018 IMC, 2018 IFC, 2018 IPC, 2017 NEC, and 2006 IECC — the same vintage already documented in this file — and that this suite was most recently reconfirmed/re-adopted by Ordinance 1244, approved 12/1/2025 ('Approved by Ord. 1244 on 12/1/2025'), i.e. the Town Council affirmatively kept the 2018/2017/2006 code years as of a Dec 2025 action rather than letting them go stale. The same live Section 8-1-1 also revealed three additional adopted codes/standards not previously captured in this file: the International Existing Building Code, 2018 edition (governs repair/alteration/change-of-occupancy/addition/relocation of existing buildings, per Section 101.4.7 as amended); the International Fuel Gas Code, 2018 edition (with Appendices A and B; governs gas piping from the point of delivery, per Section 101.4.1 as amended); and the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Uniform Standard Specifications and Details for Public Works Construction, 2018 edition. Source: Town Code Section 8-1-1, wickenburg.municipalcodeonline.com/book?type=ordinances#name=CHAPTER_8_BUILDING, live browser fetch 2026-07-23.International Existing Building Code, 2018 edition, as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council (Town Code Section 8-1-1; confirmed live 2026-07-23). Governs repair, alteration, change of occupancy, addition to, and relocation of existing buildings per Section 101.4.7 of the amended IBC.International Fuel Gas Code, 2018 edition, including Appendix A (Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping) and Appendix B (Sizing of Venting Systems), as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council (Town Code Section 8-1-1; confirmed live 2026-07-23). Governs gas piping from the point of delivery, gas appliances, and related accessories per Section 101.4.1 of the amended IBC.Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Uniform Standard Specifications and Details for Public Works Construction, 2018 edition, as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council (Town Code Section 8-1-1; confirmed live 2026-07-23), applicable to public-works construction standards town-wide.Manufactured/mobile home PLACEMENT (not construction) requires a Town permit for foundation, tie-down, and zoning compliance; manufactured home construction/installation standards themselves are regulated by the Arizona Department of Housing (housing.az.gov/manufactured-housing), not the Town. Source: Town of Wickenburg Building Permit Process Brochure (rev. 5/22/2023); Permits page (wickenburgaz.gov/1427/Permits).Arizona's statewide accessory dwelling unit (ADU) mandate, A.R.S. § 9-461.18, applies only to municipalities with a population greater than 75,000; Wickenburg's population (approximately 7,600 per recent Census estimates) is well under that threshold, so the state ADU statute's setback/parking/owner-occupancy override provisions do NOT apply here — ADU construction in Wickenburg is governed solely by the Town's standard zoning (Chapter 14) and standard Residential Building Permit process, with no distinct state-mandated ADU track. Source: A.R.S. § 9-461.18 (azleg.gov/ars/9/00461-18.htm).

Permit types & fees

Residential Building Permit (New Construction)

Required for new single-family residential construction in the Town of Wickenburg. Reviewed against the Town's adopted 2018 IRC/IBC suite with the 2017 NEC and 2006 IECC. All submittals are digital-only via the Town's iworq online portal.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Building permit required for new residential construction within Wickenburg town limits
Plans must comply with the Town's adopted 2018 IRC/IBC, 2018 IMC/IPC, 2018 IFC, 2017 NEC, and 2006 IECC
Submittal must be entirely digital: a detailed site plan with utility locations, construction plans, fire sprinkler plans (if applicable), Owner Builder Statement (if applicable), grading and drainage plans (if applicable), and a Flood Use Permit (if applicable) — all in PDF format
Commercial-style architect-stamped plans are not required for a standard single-family residence, but residential plans require 1/4-inch scale drawings with footing, wall section, framing, and mechanical details per the Residential Code Plan Review Checklist
Submitted via the Town's iworq online portal (portal.iworq.net/WICKENBURG/new-request/700/2581); the Town does not accept paper plans
Approval/questions communicated via email; a payment link is emailed upon approval, and the signed permit is returned via email for the applicant to sign and re-upload to the portal

Required documents

RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the Town's iworq online portal (portal.iworq.net/WICKENBURG/new-request/700/2581)
RequiredSite/Plot Plan with Utility LocationsDetailed site plan showing property dimensions, structure locations, and utility locations, PDF format only
RequiredConstruction Plans1/4-inch scale (3/16-inch may be accepted) plans with footing, wall section, framing, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing details per the Residential Code Plan Review Checklist
OptionalOwner Builder Declaration FormRequired only if the property owner is acting as their own contractor rather than using a licensed contractor
RequiredContractor StatementContractor license information, required when work is performed by a licensed contractor rather than the owner

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Building Permit Fee (Based on Valuation)	$1-$500: $27.00; $501-$2,000: $27.00 + $3.75/additional $100; $2,001-$40,000: $76.75 + $14.25/additional $1,000; $40,001-$100,000: $490.25 + $9.75/additional $1,000; $100,001-$500,000: $1,103.25 + $7.75/additional $1,000; $500,001-$1,000,000: $3,900.00 + $5.50/additional $1,000; $1,000,001-$5,000,000: $6,525.75 + $3.50/additional $1,000; $5,000,000+: $18,327.00 + $1.00/additional $1,000 (valuation per ICC Building Valuation Data Tables released each August)	RE-CHASED 2026-07-23, CLOSED on a live source: the Municipal Code Online 'FEE SCHEDULE FY 2026-27' book section (JS SPA, browser-rendered) contains an outbound link to a live, directly-fetchable PDF — wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule (curl HTTP 200, not Wayback) — titled 'Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule', effective June 17, 2026. Page 4 (rendered to image and read visually, not pdftotext, since the table is column-shifted by text extraction) carries the 'Building Permit Fees Based on Valuation' table quoted here — identical to the figures already verified in this file's ev-charger-permit entry, confirming the mechanism and dollar amounts are current as of a fee schedule effective within the last six weeks.
Plan Review Fee	65% of the Building Permit Fee	Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026; wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, live fetch 2026-07-23), Comm. Dvlp./Planning, 'Plan Review Fee' line, page 3. Independently corroborated at Town Code Section 8-1-10 ('Except for Plan Review fees, all fees due pursuant to this Article shall be paid prior to Building Permit issuance. Plan Review fees shall be paid at the time of filing an application.'), read live via the Municipal Code Online Browser-rendered SPA 2026-07-23.

Residential Addition / Room Addition / Garage / Deck Permit

Required for building/room additions, garages, storage sheds, awnings, decks, carports, vehicle shade structures, breezeways, and patios in the Town of Wickenburg (unless they fall under the town's narrow no-permit exemptions for small gazebos/pergolas).

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Building permit required for building/room additions, garages, storage sheds, awnings, decks, carports, vehicle shade structures, breezeways, and patios
Exempt only if: a gazebo or pergola under 200 sq ft that does not include electric, gas, or plumbing
Site/plot plan showing the addition footprint, dimensions, and setbacks from existing structures required
Construction plans at 1/4-inch scale (3/16-inch may be accepted) with footing, framing, and mechanical details
Submitted digitally via the iworq online portal; the Town does not accept paper plans

Required documents

RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the iworq online portal
RequiredSite/Plot PlanShowing existing structure(s), addition/accessory structure footprint, and setbacks
RequiredConstruction Plans1/4-inch scale drawings with structural, framing, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing details as applicable

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Building Permit Fee (Based on Valuation, Addition/Accessory Structure)	Same ICC valuation-based sliding scale as the Residential Building Permit entry ($27 minimum, scaling up per bracket) plus a Plan Review Fee of 65% of the Building Permit Fee	CLOSED 2026-07-23 on a live source: Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026), wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, fetched directly (HTTP 200, not Wayback) via the outbound link embedded in the Municipal Code Online 'FEE SCHEDULE FY 2026-27' section. No dedicated 'addition' or 'accessory structure' fee line item exists — additions/garages/accessory structures are billed under the general Comm. Dvlp./Planning 'Building Permit Fees Based on Valuation' table (see Residential Building Permit entry for the full bracket schedule), same as this file's ev-charger-permit entry.
Fee-Exempt Permit Categories (Town Code § 8-1-7)	$0 (permit still required)	Town Code Section 8-1-7 ('Fees'), read live via the Municipal Code Online Browser-rendered SPA 2026-07-23, lists categories that require a permit but are exempt from the fee: curbs, retaining walls, planter walls, fences, and free-standing masonry walls up to 36 inches in height and not retaining earth more than 18 inches in depth; patio covers accessory to Group H, I, and J occupancies up to 100 sq ft; and one-story tool/storage sheds and other accessory buildings not used for human occupancy in the rear yard with not more than 144 sq ft of projected roof area. Separately, Section 8-1-7 lists items that require NEITHER permit NOR fee: residential roof-mounted TV/radio antennas; awnings projecting up to 6 ft on Group I/J occupancy exterior walls; repairs/maintenance replacing existing components with similar materials that do not aggregate over $1,000 in valuation in any 12-month period; paved driveways/sidewalks with drainage controlled to a public right-of-way; and painting, decorating, and floor-covering installation.

Electrical Permit

Required for electrical installation, alteration, or repair work in Wickenburg, governed by the 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC) as adopted by the Town.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Electrical permit required for electrical/plumbing/gas line/mechanical work as a category listed in the Town's projects-needing-a-permit list
Governed by the 2017 NEC as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council
Submitted digitally via the iworq online portal; the Town does not accept paper plans
Provide a complete electrical plan per the Residential Code Plan Review Checklist (panel rating/location, grounding electrode system, bonding, GFCI/AFCI locations) for new circuits or service work

Required documents

RequiredBuilding/Electrical Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the iworq online portal
RequiredElectrical PlanPanel size/location, grounding, GFCI/AFCI-protected circuit locations per Residential Code Plan Review Checklist

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Electrical Permit Fee (Based on Valuation)	Same ICC valuation-based sliding scale as the Residential Building Permit entry ($27 minimum, scaling up per bracket) plus a Plan Review Fee of 65% of the Building Permit Fee	CLOSED 2026-07-23 on a live source: Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026), wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, fetched directly (HTTP 200, not Wayback). Full-text scan of the live 21-department, 29-page schedule confirms no dedicated 'electrical permit' fee line item exists (a verified negative for a trade-specific line) — electrical work is billed under the same general 'Building Permit Fees Based on Valuation' table as building/addition permits, matching this file's ev-charger-permit precedent.

Plumbing / Gas Line / Mechanical Permit

Required for plumbing, gas line, and mechanical (HVAC) installation, alteration, or repair work in Wickenburg, governed by the 2018 International Plumbing Code (IPC) and 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC) as adopted by the Town. Note the Town's specific exemptions for water heater and heat pump replacement.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Plumbing, gas line, and mechanical permits required for new installations and most alterations
Governed by the 2018 IPC and 2018 IMC as adopted by the Town
EXEMPT from permit: replacing heat pumps or water heaters; repair/replacement of existing plumbing fixtures in the same location; repair of existing landscape irrigation
Propane tank installations require separate approval per the Residential Code Plan Review Checklist
Fences, retaining walls, swimming pools, and spas are by separate permit, not bundled into a general plumbing/mechanical permit
Submitted digitally via the iworq online portal; the Town does not accept paper plans

Required documents

RequiredBuilding/Plumbing/Mechanical Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the iworq online portal
RequiredMechanical/Plumbing PlanHVAC equipment locations, gas appliance schematic with BTU ratings and line sizing, per Residential Code Plan Review Checklist

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Plumbing/Mechanical/Gas Permit Fee (Based on Valuation)	Same ICC valuation-based sliding scale as the Residential Building Permit entry ($27 minimum, scaling up per bracket) plus a Plan Review Fee of 65% of the Building Permit Fee	CLOSED 2026-07-23 on a live source: Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026), wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, fetched directly (HTTP 200, not Wayback). Full-text scan of the live 21-department, 29-page schedule confirms no dedicated 'plumbing', 'mechanical', or 'gas' permit fee line item exists (a verified negative for a trade-specific line) — this work is billed under the same general 'Building Permit Fees Based on Valuation' table as building/addition permits, matching this file's ev-charger-permit precedent.

Swimming Pool / Spa / Pool Barrier Permit

Required for swimming pools, spas, and pool barrier fencing in the Town of Wickenburg. Barrier design must comply with IRC Appendix G, Section AG105, which the Town publishes directly as its own barrier-requirements reference document, alongside a required Swimming Pool Affidavit.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Building permit required for swimming pools, spas, and pool barrier fencing — listed as its own category separate from general fences
Barrier must comply with IRC Appendix G, Section AG105 Barrier Requirements: minimum 48-inch barrier height above grade (max 2-inch clearance to grade on the outward-facing side), openings must not allow passage of a 4-inch sphere, chain-link mesh max 2 1/4-inch square, access gates self-closing/self-latching with release mechanism at least 54 inches above grade (or offset per AG105.2 items 8.1/8.2 if lower)
Swimming Pool Affidavit form required as part of submittal
Where a dwelling wall serves as part of the barrier, specific AG105.2 Item 9 conditions must be met (documented on the barrier requirements sheet)
Submitted digitally via the iworq online portal; the Town does not accept paper plans

Required documents

RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the iworq online portal
RequiredSwimming Pool AffidavitTown of Wickenburg required affidavit form for pool permits
RequiredPool/Barrier Site PlanShows pool location, barrier fence line, gate locations, and setbacks

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Pool Permit Fee	$300.00	CLOSED 2026-07-23 on a live source: Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026), wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, fetched directly (HTTP 200, not Wayback), page 4 (rendered to image and read visually). Comm. Dvlp./Planning dedicated line item: 'Pool — $300.00 — Per submittal.'
Spa Permit Fee	$100.00	Same live source and page as the Pool Permit Fee above. Comm. Dvlp./Planning dedicated line item: 'Spa — $100.00 — Per submittal.' This exact $300/$100 Pool/Spa pairing is unchanged from the FY2022/23 Consolidated Fee Schedule (cross-checked via Wayback Machine archive 2023-04-04 for continuity), confirming the figures have been stable for at least three fiscal years through the current live FY2026-27 schedule.

Demolition Permit

Required for demolition of a structure in the Town of Wickenburg.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Building permit required before demolishing a structure within Wickenburg town limits
Site plan required showing the structure(s) to be demolished
Submitted digitally via the iworq online portal; the Town does not accept paper plans
Utility disconnection and any county-level environmental clearances (asbestos, etc.) should be confirmed directly with Community Development, as no Wickenburg-specific demolition checklist equivalent to peer cities' published demo checklists was found during this research

Required documents

RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the iworq online portal
RequiredSite PlanShowing the structure(s) to be demolished and remaining structures on the parcel

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Demolition Permit Fee	$50.00	CLOSED 2026-07-23 on a live source: Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026), wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, fetched directly (HTTP 200, not Wayback), page 3 (rendered to image and read visually, since pdftotext -layout misaligns this table's columns). Comm. Dvlp./Planning dedicated line item: 'Demolition — $50.00 — Per submittal.' This figure is unchanged from the FY2022/23 Consolidated Fee Schedule (cross-checked via Wayback Machine archive 2023-04-04), confirming stability across at least three fiscal years through the current live FY2026-27 schedule. Note this Planning-Dept demolition-review fee is distinct from any building-department demolition permit valuation charge; no separate demolition-specific valuation-table line item was found, and Section 8-1-1 of the Town Code confirms 'demolition of such structures' falls generally under the Town's building-permit/fee authority.

Residential Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit

Required for installation of rooftop residential solar photovoltaic systems in Wickenburg. Governed by the 2018 IRC/IBC and 2017 NEC as adopted by the Town, and subject to Arizona's statewide solar construction permit statute (A.R.S. § 9-468), which requires municipal solar permit fees to not exceed the actual cost of issuing the permit and requires published, itemized fee methodology. Solar has no dedicated permit category on the Town's own Permits page; it is administered as a standard electrical/building permit through the iworq online portal.

Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source

Requirements

Building/electrical permit required for residential rooftop solar photovoltaic installation, submitted digitally via the iworq online portal (the Town does not accept paper plans)
Governed by the 2018 IRC/IBC and 2017 NEC as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council
Per A.R.S. § 9-468, the Town's solar permit fee may not exceed the actual cost of issuing the permit, and construction plans/electrical diagrams must follow the standards the statute allows (including allowance for automated online plan-review platforms in lieu of a professional engineering stamp, absent written justification)
Detailed site plan with utility locations and construction plans required per the Town's general Building Permit Process Brochure

Required documents

RequiredBuilding/Electrical Permit Application (iworq Citizen Portal)Submitted online in PDF format via wickenburgaz.gov/1427/Permits; the Town does not accept paper plans
RequiredDetailed Site Plan with Utility LocationsPer the Town's Building Permit Process Brochure general submittal requirements
RequiredConstruction/Electrical PlansPanel/inverter location, wiring diagram, and equipment specifications

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Photovoltaic Permit (Residential)	$150.00	CLOSED 2026-07-23 on a live source (resolving the 2026-07-20 flag left in this entry): Town of Wickenburg 2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (effective June 17, 2026), wickenburgaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/10370/2025-26-Consolidated-Fee-Schedule, fetched directly (HTTP 200, not Wayback), page 3 (rendered to image and read visually). Comm. Dvlp./Planning dedicated line item: 'Photovoltaic Permit (Residential) — $150.00 — Per submittal.'
Photovoltaic Permit (Commercial)	$200.00	Same live source and page as above. Comm. Dvlp./Planning dedicated line item: 'Photovoltaic Permit (Commercial) — $200.00 — Per submittal.'
Solar Plan Review and Inspection (Town Grid)	$195.00/hour + Actual Costs for review and inspection, 3-hour minimum	Same live source and page as above. Comm. Dvlp./Planning dedicated line item: 'Solar Plan Review and Inspection (Town Grid) — $195.00/hour + Actual Costs for review and inspection, 3 hour minimum — Per Application.' Per A.R.S. § 9-468, whatever fee the Town charges for a solar construction permit may not exceed the actual cost of issuing the permit, and the Town must provide an itemized cost breakdown upon request.

EV Charger Installation Permit

Verified

Required for installation of an electric vehicle charging station (Level 2 or DC fast charger) in Wickenburg. Governed by the 2018 IRC/IBC and 2017 NEC as adopted by the Town. EV charging has no dedicated permit category on the Town's own Permits page; it is administered as a standard electrical (and, if a new canopy/carport is added, building) permit through the iworq online portal, the same treatment already documented in this file's solar-pv-permit entry. Unlike solar, EV charger installations are not covered by Arizona's A.R.S. § 9-468 fee cap, which is scoped specifically to solar construction permits. Re-chased 2026-07-20: the Town's fee table is embedded in a JS-rendered Municipal Code Online platform that cannot be scraped, and the current DocumentCenter fee-schedule links (IDs 11956, 5958) both now 404 live. However, the Town's official 'Consolidated Fee Schedule' for FY2022/23 was recovered via the Wayback Machine (archived 2023-04-04, application/pdf, HTTP 200) and shows a general 'Building Permit Fees Based on Valuation' table (Comm. Dvlp./Planning) that this file's solar-pv-permit entry does NOT need since solar has its own dedicated $150/$200 line — but EV chargers, lacking a dedicated line item (confirmed absent from that same schedule), would fall under this general valuation table. A companion Wayback-archived 'Proposed Changes to the Fee Schedule for FY 2023/24' document (also recovered) does not list this valuation table among the fees changed for FY2023/24, indicating it was stable across at least two fiscal years. No snapshot newer than FY2022/23 exists in the Wayback CDX index for this document, so the exact current-year (FY2026/27) figures are not independently confirmed — flagged as a vintage caveat rather than presented as current-year certainty.

Verified 2026-07-20 · Source

Requirements

Building/electrical permit required for EV charger installation, submitted digitally via the iworq online portal (the Town does not accept paper plans)
Governed by the 2018 IRC/IBC and 2017 NEC as adopted by the Wickenburg Town Council
Provide a complete electrical plan per the Residential Code Plan Review Checklist (panel rating/location, grounding electrode system, bonding, GFCI/AFCI locations where applicable) for the charger circuit or any service/panel upgrade
Building permit additionally required if the installation includes a new canopy, carport, or other structural mounting component (vehicle shade structures are explicitly listed among Wickenburg's permit-required project types)

Required documents

RequiredBuilding/Electrical Permit Application (iworq Citizen Portal)Submitted online in PDF format via wickenburgaz.gov/1427/Permits; the Town does not accept paper plans
RequiredElectrical PlanPanel size/location, grounding, and charger circuit details per Residential Code Plan Review Checklist

Fee schedule

Fee type	Amount	Notes
Building Permit Fees Based on Valuation (no dedicated EV-charger line item; general table an EV charger circuit/equipment permit would fall under)	$1-$500: $27.00; $501-$2,000: $27.00 + $3.75/additional $100; $2,001-$40,000: $76.75 + $14.25/additional $1,000; $40,001-$100,000: $490.25 + $9.75/additional $1,000; $100,001-$500,000: $1,103.25 + $7.75/additional $1,000; $500,001-$1,000,000: $3,900.00 + $5.50/additional $1,000; $1,000,001-$5,000,000: $6,525.75 + $3.50/additional $1,000; $5,000,000+: $18,327.00 + $1.00/additional $1,000	Town of Wickenburg Consolidated Fee Schedule FY2022/23 (Comm. Dvlp./Planning), recovered via Wayback Machine 2026-07-20 since the live DocumentCenter link now 404s; confirmed unchanged in the companion FY2023/24 Proposed Changes document (not listed among fees revised for that year). Vintage caveat: no fee-schedule snapshot newer than FY2022/23 was recoverable, so exact current-year (FY2026/27) figures are not independently confirmed — the mechanism (ICC valuation-based sliding scale) is the verified item, not necessarily the exact current dollar amounts.
EV Charger Permit Fee — dedicated line item	None found. Confirmed absent from the FY2022/23 Consolidated Fee Schedule (which does carry dedicated lines for Photovoltaic Permit Residential $150.00 / Commercial $200.00 and a Solar Connect Fee Application $200.00, showing the Town does sometimes publish trade-specific lines — EV charging is not one of them)	Unlike solar (A.R.S. § 9-468), there is no Arizona statute capping municipal EV-charger permit fees at actual cost — this fee is not subject to the same statewide constraint documented for the solar-pv-permit entry

Sources & verification

Key facts verified against official sources. Last reviewed 2026-07-23.

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