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Holbrook building permits
VerifiedHolbrook, Arizona — as published 2026-08-04.
Verified 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 City of Holbrook runs its own Building Department, independent of Navajo County, and issues its own construction permits within city limits. Source: City of Holbrook Building Department page (holbrookaz.gov/departments/building-department/).The City of Holbrook's own published Fee Schedule (adopted November 15, 2025, superseding the September 1, 2025 edition; figures unchanged between the two) states that Building Permit Fees (Commercial/Residential/New/Remodel/Accessory Building) and the Residential Solar System Fee are calculated 'based on IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 Charts and Formulas,' confirming the 2018 edition of the ICC family of codes (International Building Code / International Residential Code) is the City's current operative code basis for permit valuation. Source: City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025 (Section 2-1, Section 2-3).CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via live-rendered Municode session (the platform is a JavaScript SPA that returns an empty shell to non-browser requests, but renders fully in a real browser): Holbrook City Code Chapter 5 (Building and Construction), Article 5-2 'Uniform Codes,' was repealed and re-enacted in its entirety by Ordinance No. 25-01, § 1 (adopted January 22, 2025) — replacing the former Art. 5-2 (§§ 5-2-1—5-2-13), which had derived from Ordinance 10-11, Ordinance 11-11, and Ord. No. 24-03, § 1 (adopted May 22, 2024). As codified (Supp. No. 2, Update 1, online content updated February 19, 2026; codified through Ordinance No. 25-09, enacted December 10, 2025), Article 5-2 adopts by reference: § 5-2-1 the 1997 Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings; § 5-2-2 the 2018 International Building Code (IBC), including Appendix J (Grading) and Appendix K (Administrative Provisions — Mechanisms for Enforcement of NFPA 70 National Electrical Code); § 5-2-3 the 1997 Uniform Code for Building Conservation; § 5-2-4 the 2017 edition of the National Electrical Code (NOT 2018 — this is the one code title in the chapter on an older edition year than the rest); § 5-2-5 the 2018 edition of the NFPA Fire Code; § 5-2-6 the 2018 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC); § 5-2-7 the 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC); § 5-2-8 the 2018 International Residential Plumbing Code (the codified section title, verbatim); and § 5-2-9 the 2018 International Residential Code (IRC), including Appendices A, B, G, H, J, L, M, P, and Q. Chapter 5 also contains Article 5-1 'Permits and Fees' (§ 5-1-1: a building/construction permit is required whenever the cost of construction, remodeling, or improvement exceeds $1,000, excepting floor/wall-covering replacement, window replacement, roofing, and painting — Ordinance 10-11; § 5-1-4: permit fees are set from time to time by council resolution, i.e. the Fee Schedule) and Article 5-3 'Drainage and Retention Criteria' (stormwater/grading design criteria, unrelated to permit fees or code editions). No climatic/geographic design-criteria table (wind speed, seismic design category, etc.) or plan-review turnaround-time language exists anywhere in Chapter 5's text. Ordinances subsequent to 25-09 (No. 26-01 and No. 26-02, both adopted May 13, 2026) amend Chapter 6 and Chapter 3 respectively — neither touches Chapter 5, so the code editions above remain the most current. Source: Holbrook, AZ Municode Library, Chapter 5 — Building and Construction (library.municode.com/az/holbrook/codes/city_code?nodeId=CH5BUCO), live-rendered 2026-07-23.Manufactured homes, mobile homes, and factory-built buildings are regulated directly by the State of Arizona (A.R.S. § 41-4001 et seq., Arizona Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety / Office of Manufactured Housing) for construction/installation standards; the City of Holbrook's own building permit process governs on-site placement, foundation/tie-down, and zoning compliance, consistent with statewide practice for Arizona home-rule municipalities. Source: Arizona Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety Office of Manufactured Housing statutory authority (A.R.S. § 41-4001 et seq.); City of Holbrook Building Department confirms it issues its own local permits independent of the County.
Permit types & fees
Residential Building Permit (New Construction / Remodel / Accessory Building)
VerifiedRequired for new single-family residential construction, remodels, and accessory buildings in the City of Holbrook. Building Permit Fees are calculated based on IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 Charts and Formulas per the City's own Fee Schedule (adopted November 15, 2025). Permits are issued through the Building Department and are valid for 6 months.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for new construction, remodels, and accessory buildings (Commercial and Residential) within Holbrook city limits
- Permit fee is calculated using IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas, per the City's Fee Schedule
- Permits are valid for 6 months from issuance; a Permit Renewal ($20) is required every 6 months prior to expiration to keep an in-progress permit active
- If a permit is allowed to expire without renewal, a Permit Reactivation fee of 10% of the original permit fee applies
- A $100 Plan Review Fee applies at submittal and is credited back toward the final permit purchase price
- A Certificate of Occupancy ($50) is required for new residential or commercial construction before occupancy
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform (app.govoutreach.com/holbrookcityaz/public/permits) or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall, 465 1st Avenue, Holbrook, AZ 86025
- RequiredSite/Plot PlanLot dimensions and structure location, per standard Building Department submittal practice
- RequiredConstruction DrawingsPlans sufficient to support IBC/UBC/IRC 2018 valuation-based fee calculation and plan review
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (Commercial/Residential/New/Remodel/Accessory Building) | Based on IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas (valuation-based; no flat dollar figure published) | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-1 |
| Plan Review Fee | $100 (credited back toward permit purchase) | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-6 |
| Certificate of Occupancy (New Residential/Commercial) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-7 |
| Permit Renewal (every 6 months prior to expiration) | $20 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-4 |
| Permit Reactivation (if permit has expired) | 10% of the original permit fee | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-5 |
| Inspection (if no fee specifically indicated) / Re-Inspection | $75 per inspection / $75 per re-inspection | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-8 |
Certificate of Occupancy
VerifiedRequired before occupying newly constructed residential or commercial buildings in the City of Holbrook, following a final building inspection. Priced as its own dedicated line item, separate from the underlying Building Permit Fee, in the City's Fee Schedule.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Certificate of Occupancy required for new residential or commercial construction before the building may be occupied
- Issued following a passing final inspection under the associated Building Permit
- Apply/request via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredCertificate of Occupancy RequestRequested through the Building Department once final inspection has passed for the associated building permit
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate of Occupancy (New Residential/Commercial) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-7 |
Electrical Permit
VerifiedRequired for electrical installation, alteration, or repair work in the City of Holbrook, including panel upgrades and meter loop installations. Flat-fee permit types with inspection included.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Electrical permit required for electrical installation, alteration, or repair work within Holbrook city limits
- Panel upgrades require a Panel Upgrade/Inspection permit
- Meter Loop installations require a separate Meter Loop permit
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredElectrical Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electric Permit (inspection included) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-2 |
| Panel Upgrade/Inspection | $75 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-14 |
| Meter Loop (for installation) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-9 |
| Re-Inspection (if applicable) | $75 per re-inspection | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-8 |
Gas Permit / Gas Line Inspection
VerifiedRequired for gas piping and gas line installation work in the City of Holbrook. Flat-fee permit with inspection included for the base gas permit, plus a dedicated Gas Line Inspection fee for installation-specific inspections.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Gas permit required for gas piping installation, alteration, or repair within Holbrook city limits
- A separate Gas Line Inspection fee applies specifically for gas line installation inspections
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredGas Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gas Permit (inspection included) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-2 |
| Gas Line Inspection (for installation) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-12 |
| Re-Inspection (if applicable) | $75 per re-inspection | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-8 |
Residential Solar System Permit
VerifiedRequired for residential solar photovoltaic system installation in the City of Holbrook. The fee is calculated using the same IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas used for general building permits, rather than a flat dollar figure.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Solar System Fee applies to residential solar installations within Holbrook city limits
- Fee is calculated based on IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas (same methodology as the general Building Permit Fee)
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredSolar/Building Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall
- RequiredSolar System PlansPanel layout, racking, and electrical interconnection details sufficient to support valuation-based fee calculation and inspection
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Solar System Fee (Residential Installation) | Based on IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas (valuation-based; no flat dollar figure published) | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-3 |
| Plan Review Fee | $100 (credited back toward permit purchase) | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-6 |
Fence Permit
VerifiedRequired for residential and commercial fence installation in the City of Holbrook. Flat-fee permit.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Fence permit required for residential or commercial fence installation within Holbrook city limits
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredFence Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Residential/Commercial Fence Permit | $25 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-10 |
Sign Permit
VerifiedRequired for commercial sign installation in the City of Holbrook. Fee is a base charge plus a per-square-foot rate, and includes two inspections. Existing signs already in place receive a 1-year waiver.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Sign permit required for commercial sign installation within Holbrook city limits
- Existing signs have a 1-year waiver from the permit requirement per the Fee Schedule
- Includes 2 inspections in the base fee
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall; a dedicated Sign Permit application form is also linked from the Building Department page
Required documents
- RequiredSign Permit ApplicationCity of Holbrook Sign Permit application, linked from the Building Department page, or submitted through the GOGov online platform
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial Sign Permit | $50 + $1.50 per square foot | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-11; includes 2 inspections. Existing signs have a 1-year waiver. |
Zone Change / Conditional Use / Variance Permit
VerifiedPlanning & Zoning applications required for zone changes, conditional use permits, and variances in the City of Holbrook. Distinct from the Building Department's construction permits, these are Planning & Zoning fee categories with dedicated application forms linked from the Building Department page.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Zone Change Permit required for rezoning applications within Holbrook city limits
- Conditional Use Permit required for uses requiring discretionary Planning & Zoning approval
- Variance Permit required for relief from zoning ordinance standards
- Dedicated application forms for Conditional Use Permit, Variance Permit, and Zone Change Permit are linked directly from the City's Building Department page
- A Copy of the Zoning Ordinance can be purchased separately for $10
Required documents
- RequiredConditional Use Permit ApplicationCity of Holbrook application form, linked from the Building Department page
- RequiredVariance Permit ApplicationCity of Holbrook application form, linked from the Building Department page
- RequiredZone Change Permit ApplicationCity of Holbrook application form, linked from the Building Department page
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zone Change | $250 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 3-1 |
| Conditional Use Permit | $150 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 3-2 |
| Variance Permit | $250 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 3-3 |
| Copy of a Zoning Ordinance | $10 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 3-4 |
EV Charger / EVSE Permit
VerifiedHolbrook has no dedicated EV charger or EVSE permit and no distinct fee line item for electric vehicle charging equipment. A home or business EV charger circuit is billed under the City's standard flat-fee Electric Permit (inspection included) -- the same $50 permit used for any other electrical installation, alteration, or repair. If the circuit requires a panel upgrade to support the charger's load, the separate flat Panel Upgrade/Inspection fee applies instead.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Electric Permit required for EV charger circuit installation within Holbrook city limits
- No EV/EVSE-specific fee line exists on the City's Fee Schedule -- billed under the standard $50 Electric Permit (inspection included)
- If a panel upgrade is needed to support the charger's amperage draw, the separate Panel Upgrade/Inspection fee applies instead of (or in addition to) the base Electric Permit
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredElectrical Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall; no EV-specific line item, described in the scope of work
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electric Permit (inspection included) -- applies to a standard EV charger circuit | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-2 -- no dedicated EV/EVSE line item exists; billed under the same flat fee used for any other electrical installation |
| Panel Upgrade/Inspection (if the charger install requires a panel upgrade) | $75 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-14 |
Commercial Building Permit
VerifiedRequired for new commercial building construction and for alterations, remodels, or tenant-improvement work to existing commercial buildings in the City of Holbrook. Commercial and residential construction share a single valuation-based fee line item -- 'Building Permit Fee (Commercial/Residential/New/Remodel/Accessory Building)' -- in the City's Fee Schedule (adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-1), calculated using IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 Charts and Formulas. Reviewed against the 2018 International Building Code (City Code Sec. 5-2-2) and the 2018 NFPA Fire Code (Sec. 5-2-5), both adopted by the City (confirmed via live-rendered Municode session, 2026-07-23). No distinct tenant-improvement permit or fee schedule exists: City Code Article 5-1, Sec. 5-1-1 requires a building/construction permit whenever the cost of construction, remodeling, or improvement exceeds $1,000 (excepting floor/wall-covering replacement, window replacement, roofing, and painting), with no separate carve-out, application, or fee category anywhere in the Fee Schedule (Sections 2-1 through 2-14, 3-1 through 3-4) for tenant-improvement/remodel work distinct from new commercial construction -- both fall under the same Section 2-1 valuation-based line item and the same Sec. 5-1-1 permit trigger.
Verified 2026-08-01 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for new commercial construction, and for alterations, remodels, or tenant-improvement work to existing commercial buildings, within Holbrook city limits (City Code Sec. 5-1-1: any construction, remodeling, or improvement exceeding $1,000 in cost, excepting floor/wall-covering replacement, window replacement, roofing, and painting)
- Permit fee is calculated using IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas under the same 'Building Permit Fee (Commercial/Residential/New/Remodel/Accessory Building)' line item used for residential permits, per the City's Fee Schedule
- Reviewed against the 2018 International Building Code (City Code Sec. 5-2-2, adopted by Ordinance No. 25-01) and the 2018 NFPA Fire Code (Sec. 5-2-5)
- No separate tenant-improvement (TI) permit, application, or fee schedule exists -- TI/remodel work to an existing commercial building is billed and reviewed identically to new commercial construction under Sec. 5-1-1 and Fee Schedule Section 2-1
- Permits are valid for 6 months from issuance; a Permit Renewal ($20) is required every 6 months prior to expiration to keep an in-progress permit active
- If a permit is allowed to expire without renewal, a Permit Reactivation fee of 10% of the original permit fee applies
- A $100 Plan Review Fee applies at submittal and is credited back toward the final permit purchase price
- A Certificate of Occupancy ($50) is required for new commercial construction (and, per the shared Sec. 2-7 fee line, functionally for qualifying commercial remodel/TI work as well) before occupancy
- Apply via the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform (app.govoutreach.com/holbrookcityaz/public/permits) or directly through the Building Department at City Hall
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted through the City's online GOGov permit and licensing platform, or in person at City Hall, 465 1st Avenue, Holbrook, AZ 86025; the same application form and process is used for new commercial construction and for commercial remodel/tenant-improvement work
- RequiredSite/Plot PlanProperty lines, dimensions, building size and location, setbacks, parking, and utilities, per standard Building Department submittal practice
- RequiredConstruction DrawingsPlans sufficient to support IBC/UBC/IRC 2018 valuation-based fee calculation, occupancy classification, and plan review against the 2018 IBC and 2018 NFPA Fire Code
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (Commercial/Residential/New/Remodel/Accessory Building) | Based on IBC/UBC Building Data-IRC 2018 valuation charts and formulas (valuation-based; no flat dollar figure published); the identical line item also covers commercial remodel and tenant-improvement work | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-1 |
| Plan Review Fee | $100 (credited back toward permit purchase) | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-6 |
| Certificate of Occupancy (New Residential/Commercial) | $50 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-7 |
| Permit Renewal (every 6 months prior to expiration) | $20 | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-4 |
| Permit Reactivation (if permit has expired) | 10% of the original permit fee | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-5 |
| Inspection (if no fee specifically indicated) / Re-Inspection | $75 per inspection / $75 per re-inspection | City of Holbrook Fee Schedule, adopted November 15, 2025, Section 2-8 |
Fire Sprinkler and Fire Alarm System Permit
VerifiedNew or modified automatic fire sprinkler and fire alarm systems in the City of Holbrook are plan-reviewed and permitted by the Arizona Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM), not by the City. Holbrook's own City Code Chapter 5, Article 5-2 (Sec. 5-2-5) adopts the 2018 NFPA Fire Code as part of the City's general building-code chapter, and the City separately operates its own Fire Department (suppression/emergency response, Chief Alex Baker) -- but neither of those facts gives Holbrook OSFM-recognized jurisdiction over fire-protection-system plan review and permitting. Under A.R.S. § 37-1383(A)(5), OSFM enforces the state fire code statewide except in a city of 100,000 or more persons that has enacted an ordinance to assume that jurisdiction from OSFM; Holbrook's 2020 Census population is 4,858, and Holbrook does not appear on OSFM's own published list of 'Cities with Enacted Ordinances' with assumed jurisdictional authority (Chandler, Gilbert, Goodyear, Glendale, Mesa, Scottsdale, Surprise, and Yuma, all far larger cities). The underlying City of Holbrook Building Permit for the structure itself (the commercial-building-permit or residential-building-permit entry) is still required in parallel and does not substitute for the OSFM fire-system permit.
Verified 2026-08-04 · Source
Requirements
- New installation or modification of an automatic fire sprinkler system, fire alarm system, or other fire-protection system in Holbrook must be submitted directly to the Arizona Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) for plan review and permitting under the State Fire Code -- not to the City of Holbrook Building Department or the City's Fire Department
- OSFM has this jurisdiction because Holbrook (2020 Census population 4,858) does not meet the 100,000-person population threshold under A.R.S. § 37-1383(A)(5) required for a city to assume fire-code jurisdiction from OSFM, and Holbrook is not listed on OSFM's own 'Cities with Enacted Ordinances' page (which names only Chandler, Gilbert, Goodyear, Glendale, Mesa, Scottsdale, Surprise, and Yuma)
- All OSFM plan applications, permits, and payments must be processed through OSFM's online Permit and Plan portal (Permit Self Service) -- paper applications are no longer accepted by OSFM
- A separate OSFM plan review fee is charged for each fire-protection system reviewed, even if multiple systems (e.g., sprinkler and alarm) are included in one submitted plan set (Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(2))
- OSFM shall determine within 5 business days of receipt whether a permit application/plan submission is administratively complete, and shall grant or deny the permit within 60 calendar days after the submission is determined complete (Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-303(A))
- A permittee must commence work within 180 days after OSFM permit issuance or apply in writing to OSFM for an extension, or the permit becomes invalid (Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-303(A)(3))
- The underlying City of Holbrook Building Permit for the structure itself is still required in parallel, per City Code Sec. 5-1-1 and the City's Fee Schedule Section 2-1 -- the OSFM fire-system permit does not replace it
- The City of Holbrook's own Fee Schedule (adopted November 15, 2025, Sections 2-1 through 2-14 and 3-1 through 3-4) contains no fire-sprinkler or fire-alarm-specific fee line of its own, consistent with fire-system permitting sitting with OSFM rather than the City
Required documents
- RequiredOSFM Permit Application (via Permit Self Service online portal)Submitted online through OSFM's Permit and Plan portal; paper applications are not accepted by OSFM
- RequiredFire-protection system shop drawingsAutomatic Sprinkler System Shop Drawing Submittal and/or Fire Alarm Shop Drawings Submittal package, per OSFM's published submittal guidelines
- RequiredCity of Holbrook Building Permit ApplicationUnderlying City building permit for the structure itself, submitted through the City's GOGov permit and licensing platform or in person at City Hall, processed in parallel with the OSFM fire-system permit
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| OSFM Plan Submission Fee -- each plan submitted | $210 | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(1)(a), current text as published by the Arizona Secretary of State (Supp. 26-1, effective April 13, 2026 rulemaking). |
| OSFM Plan Submission Fee -- each supplement or re-review of a previously submitted plan | $30 | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(1)(b). |
| OSFM Plan Review Fee -- New Automatic Fire Sprinkler System | $375 (servicing under 10,000 sq ft); $450 (10,000-50,000 sq ft); +$450 per additional 50,000 sq ft or portion thereof; +$200 per floor level serviced above or below ground level | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(2)(a). |
| OSFM Plan Review Fee -- Modification of Existing Fire Sprinkler System | $75 (1-20 heads); $100 (21-50 heads); $250 (51-100 heads); $300 (101-500 heads); +$100 per additional 100 heads; +$200 per floor level | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(2)(b). |
| OSFM Plan Review Fee -- New Fire Alarm System | $225 (up to 1,000 sq ft); $300 (1,001-2,000 sq ft); $450 (2,001-10,000 sq ft); $500 (10,001-50,000 sq ft); +$200 per additional 50,000 sq ft; +$200 per floor level; +50% of the calculated fee for smoke detection throughout the serviced area | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(2)(k). |
| OSFM Plan Review Fee -- Modification of Existing Fire Alarm System | $100 (adding 1-5 devices); $150 (adding 6+ devices) | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(2)(l). |
| OSFM Permit Issuance Fee -- Fire Protection Permit | $30 per system permitted | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(3)(a) -- the actual permit-issuance line item, separate from the plan-submission and plan-review fees above. |
| OSFM Re-inspection Fee | $164 minimum, +$82 per each 25 miles (or portion) of travel beyond the first 25 miles required to reach the site | Arizona Administrative Code R4-36-202(A)(4), charged when OSFM must re-inspect due to a missed/cancelled inspection (without 24 hours' notice) or a failed inspection. |
| City of Holbrook Building Permit fees (underlying structure) | See this jurisdiction's commercial-building-permit / residential-building-permit entries | The City's Fee Schedule (adopted November 15, 2025) has no dedicated fire-sprinkler/alarm fee line -- the City-side cost for a fire-system project is only the general Section 2-1 building permit fee for the structure, separate from and in addition to OSFM's fees above. |
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