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July 23, 2026

  • Permit type added

    Flagstaff, Arizona — Sign Permit (Permanent Sign) record added

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    Florence, Arizona — Commercial Sign Permit record added

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    Florence, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler System Permit record added

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    Florence, Arizona — Fire Alarm System Permit record added

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    Florence, Arizona — Change of Occupancy Permit record added

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    Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, Arizona — Sign Permit (Commercial/Business Signage) record added

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    Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm System Permit (via General Building Permit Pipeline & Uniform Fire Code) record added

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    Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, Arizona — Use Permit (Change of Use / Special Use Authorization) record added

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    Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Arizona — Commercial/Business Sign Permit (via General Building Permit) record added

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    Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler & Fire Alarm System Permit (via General Building Permit; coordinated with Mohave Valley Fire District) record added

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    Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Arizona — Certificate of Occupancy / Change of Use (via General Building Permit) record added

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    Fountain Hills, Arizona — Sign Permit record added

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    Fountain Hills, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler and Fire Alarm System Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Fountain Hills, Arizona — Change of Use / Certificate of Occupancy record added

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Unincorporated Daggett County, Utah — fee schedule re-verified across 6 permit types

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Unincorporated Summit County, Utah — fee schedule re-verified across 4 permit types

  • Timeline updated

    Unincorporated Summit County, Utah — plan-review timeline record updated: 7–7 business days

  • Fee updated

    Wallace, Idaho — Residential Building Permit (New Construction / Addition / Alteration) fee record added: Building Permit / Plan Review Fee (Not published)

  • Timeline updated

    Wallace, Idaho — plan-review timeline record updated: 10–10 business days

  • Codes updated

    Wilder, Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + International Building Code (IBC), 2015 Edition, as adopted by the Idaho Building Code Board of the Division of Building Safety (IDAPA 07.03.01.004.01) — Wilder City Code section 3-1-5 'Adoption Of Building Codes'
    • + International Residential Code (IRC), 2012 Edition, parts I-IV and IX — Wilder City Code section 3-1-5
    • + International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), 2015 Edition, as adopted by the Idaho Building Code Board of the Division of Building Safety (IDAPA 07.03.01.004.04) — Wilder City Code section 3-1-5
    • + UPDATE 2026-07-23: the building-code adoption ordinance (previously reported as unlocatable) was found live on the city's own municipal code portal — wilder.municipalcodeonline.com is reachable via direct chapter/section hash URLs (e.g. #name=3-1-5:_ADOPTION_OF_BUILDING_CODES), contrary to the prior finding that only the zoning title (Title 9) was accessible. Title 3, Chapter 3-1 'Building Codes And Regulations' (all 17 sections, chapter last amended by Ord. 619, 5/14/2019; code adoption history includes Ord. 613 9/5/2017, Ord. 577 2/7/2011, Ord. 474 enacted 12/17/2002) codifies the specific IBC/IRC/IECC editions above, local amendments (section 3-1-9), and the building-permit fee mechanism (section 3-1-11), which is now reflected in the residential-building-permit entry's fees array. Chapter 3-4 'Building Official And Building Permit Regulations' (Ord. 593, 12-11-2012; Ord. 327, enacted 1-13-1987) separately establishes the Building Official position and permit-issuance procedure.
    • − International Building Code (IBC), currently adopted edition, per Wilder City Zoning Code definition of 'Dwelling Unit' (Title 9, Chapter 2) referencing 'the International Building Code currently adopted'
    • − Note: Wilder's building-code adoption ordinance (the codified Title establishing the specific IBC/IRC edition number, local amendments, and the building-permit fee mechanism) could not be located in the publicly accessible portion of the city's municipal code portal (wilder.municipalcodeonline.com is a client-rendered site with no publicly reachable table-of-contents/section API for titles other than the zoning title, which was accessible via a third-party mirror). The city's own Residential Building Permit Application form (City of Wilder Building Department letterhead) and FY2025-26 budget (line 10-341204 'P&Z - Building Permits', $350,000 budgeted revenue) independently confirm the city operates its own building-permit program and issues its own building permits.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Wilder, Idaho — fee schedule re-verified across 3 permit types

  • Fee updated

    Worley, Idaho — Residential Building Permit fee record added: DOPL Building Permit Fee — Table 1-A (valuation-based; controlling fee for the structural building permit, since Worley publishes no separate local building-fee schedule) ($23.50 for valuation $1-$500; $23.50 for the first $500 plus $3.05 per additional $100 (or fraction) to $2,000; $69.25 for the first $2,000 plus $14 per additional $1,000 to $25,000; scaling further per Table 1-A for higher valuations)

  • Fee updated

    Worley, Idaho — Residential Building Permit fee record added: DOPL Plan Review Fee ($100/hour, minimum 40% and maximum 65% of the calculated Building Permit Fee, non-refundable)

  • Codes updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + International Plumbing Code (IPC), 2021 Edition — GAP CLOSED 2026-07-23: confirmed directly via the Town's own live, codified Municipal Code §18.08.010 ('International Plumbing Code adopted,' read live at mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18.8): 'The International Plumbing Code, 2021 Edition ... is adopted by reference ... The provisions of the International Plumbing Code shall apply to the construction of, and renovations or additions to, all commercial and residential buildings within the Town.' (Ord. 2024-07-15A §17; Ord. 2019-02-11F §1; Ord. 2010-7 §4). This supersedes the prior 'specific year cycle not printed on any live Town page checked' note, which reflected only the Building Department's public-facing webpages, not the Municipal Code's own codified Article 8.
    • + GAP CLOSED 2026-07-23 (all remaining Chapter 18 Articles read live, superseding the prior 'not printed anywhere' note below, which is preserved for the record): the Town's Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), previously reported as unreachable (mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18 returned a Cloudflare bot-challenge 403 to every curl/WebFetch attempt), was successfully accessed live via the Browser pane after clearing the Cloudflare challenge, and this follow-up pass individually read Articles 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 4.5 in full (in addition to the previously-read Articles 1, 2, 4, and 13). Confirmed adopted editions, each quoted directly from its codified section: International Fire Code (IFC), 2021 Edition — §18.05.010 ('The International Fire Code, 2021 Edition ... is adopted by reference'; Ord. 2024-07-15A §11), further amended per West Metro Fire Protection District Resolution No. 2022-08 (§18.05.030). International Mechanical Code (IMC), 2021 Edition — §18.07.010 (Ord. 2024-07-15A §14; Ord. 2019-02-11E §1; Ord. 2010-7 §4). International Plumbing Code (IPC), 2021 Edition — §18.08.010 (Ord. 2024-07-15A §17; see also the dedicated IPC codesAdopted entry above). International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), 2015 Edition — §18.11.010 ('The International Fuel Gas Code, 2015 Edition ... is adopted by reference'; Ord. 2019-02-11H §1) — notably NOT bumped to 2021 by the Town's 2024-07-15A omnibus code-update ordinance, unlike every other International code family in Chapter 18; this lag is a real, confirmed fact about the Town's current code, not an oversight in this file. International Existing Building Code (IEBC), 2021 Edition — §18.12.010 (Ord. 2024-07-15A §19; Ord. 2019-02-11G §1). International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), 2021 Edition — §18.045.010 (Ord. 2024-07-15A §9); see also the dedicated HB22-1362 entry below, which this same Article resolves. Every Article read states its provisions 'shall apply to the construction of, and renovations or additions to, all commercial and residential buildings within the Town' (near-identical boilerplate in each Article), confirming none of these adopted codes are residential- or commercial-only carve-outs.
    • + SUPERSEDED 2026-07-23 (preserved for the record; see GAP CLOSED entry above for the current, correct figures): No IBC, IFC, IMC, IFGC, IECC, or IEBC edition is printed anywhere on the Town's live public-facing pages, its Building Permit Application, or its Use Tax Guidelines — Mountain View's public-facing materials remain IRC/NEC/IPC-focused. UPDATE 2026-07-23: the Town's Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), previously reported as unreachable (mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18 returned a Cloudflare bot-challenge 403 to every curl/WebFetch attempt), was successfully accessed live via the Browser pane after clearing the Cloudflare challenge. Its Article list confirms Chapter 18 does include dedicated Articles for IBC (Art. 4, confirmed 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11A/2010-7), IRC (Art. 13, confirmed 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11I), Fire Code (Art. 5), Mechanical Code (Art. 7), Fuel Gas Code (Art. 11), Existing Building Code (Art. 12), and Energy Conservation Code (Art. 4.5) — this file's targeted 2026-07-23 chase read Articles 1, 2, 4, and 13 in full (fetching the specific reroof-timeline and fee-schedule figures it was scoped to close) but did NOT read Articles 5/7/8/11/12/4.5 for their specific edition years, so the IFC/IMC/IFGC/IECC/IEBC edition-year gap remains open pending a dedicated follow-up pass through those now-accessible Articles, rather than assumed.
    • + GAP CLOSED 2026-07-23 (supersedes prior 'unresolved' note below, preserved for the record): the Town HAS taken its own HB22-1362 adoption action, codified directly in Municipal Code §18.045.010 (Article 4.5, Energy Conservation Code, read live 2026-07-23 at mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18.4.5): 'In addition to the IECC, the Town of Mountain View will also be adopting the Colorado Model Electric Ready and Solar Ready Code as required by State law under HB22-1362. These requirements will be in addition to those found in this Code.' (Ord. 2024-07-15A §9). The same Article's amendments (§18.045.020) further amend IECC Sections C401.2 and R401.2 to require commercial and residential buildings, respectively, to 'comply with the Colorado Model Electric Ready and Solar Ready Code.' This directly and specifically confirms Town HB22-1362 compliance action, sourced from the codified ordinance itself rather than inferred.
    • + SUPERSEDED 2026-07-23 (preserved for the record; see GAP CLOSED entry above): HB22-1362 (Colorado's statewide building energy code / greenhouse-gas-emissions law, requiring local governments to adopt an energy code and, per its later compliance milestones, the Colorado Electric and Solar Ready Code) is not mentioned anywhere on the Town's live Building Department, Building Permits, or Helpful Handouts pages as of this review. Given Mountain View's tiny size and thin published program (no separate energy-code page, no mechanical/energy-specific permit-type page), it is unclear from public sources whether the Town has taken its own HB22-1362 adoption action or is relying on some other mechanism; not stated as fact either way — flagged as unresolved rather than assumed.
    • − International Plumbing Code (IPC) — current edition, per the same Building Permit Application homeowner-certification language; specific year cycle not printed on any live Town page checked.
    • − No IBC, IFC, IMC, IFGC, IECC, or IEBC edition is printed anywhere on the Town's live public-facing pages, its Building Permit Application, or its Use Tax Guidelines — Mountain View's public-facing materials remain IRC/NEC/IPC-focused. UPDATE 2026-07-23: the Town's Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), previously reported as unreachable (mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18 returned a Cloudflare bot-challenge 403 to every curl/WebFetch attempt), was successfully accessed live via the Browser pane after clearing the Cloudflare challenge. Its Article list confirms Chapter 18 does include dedicated Articles for IBC (Art. 4, confirmed 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11A/2010-7), IRC (Art. 13, confirmed 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11I), Fire Code (Art. 5), Mechanical Code (Art. 7), Fuel Gas Code (Art. 11), Existing Building Code (Art. 12), and Energy Conservation Code (Art. 4.5) — this file's targeted 2026-07-23 chase read Articles 1, 2, 4, and 13 in full (fetching the specific reroof-timeline and fee-schedule figures it was scoped to close) but did NOT read Articles 5/7/8/11/12/4.5 for their specific edition years, so the IFC/IMC/IFGC/IECC/IEBC edition-year gap remains open pending a dedicated follow-up pass through those now-accessible Articles, rather than assumed.
    • − HB22-1362 (Colorado's statewide building energy code / greenhouse-gas-emissions law, requiring local governments to adopt an energy code and, per its later compliance milestones, the Colorado Electric and Solar Ready Code) is not mentioned anywhere on the Town's live Building Department, Building Permits, or Helpful Handouts pages as of this review. Given Mountain View's tiny size and thin published program (no separate energy-code page, no mechanical/energy-specific permit-type page), it is unclear from public sources whether the Town has taken its own HB22-1362 adoption action or is relying on some other mechanism; not stated as fact either way — flagged as unresolved rather than assumed.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Mountain View, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 8 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Pima, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + CODE EDITION CONFIRMED, AND RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-23 WITH A CHAPTER-NUMBERING CORRECTION: the Town's own 'Town Code' PDF, linked live from the Town Code page (current filename 'Town Code 2024_edited_3-23-2026.pdf' as of both the 2026-07-16 and 2026-07-23 passes), directly fetched and text-extracted again on 2026-07-23, confirms Chapter 7 (Building) is organized as: Article 7-1 Building Code, 7-2 Electrical Code, 7-3 Mechanical Code, 7-4 Plumbing Code, 7-5 Building Officials, 7-6 Utility Hookups, 7-7 Building Inspections, 7-8 Residential Code, 7-9 Uniform Fire Code, 7-10 Fuel Gas Code, 7-11 Existing Building Code, 7-12 Sewer Service Taps, 7-13 Certificate of Occupancy Requirements. This CORRECTS the prior pass's claim that Article 7-6 is the Residential Code — Article 7-6 is actually 'Utility Hookups' (a short unlawful-hookup-without-a-permit provision); the Residential Code is Article 7-8. Exact adoption language confirmed by direct quote: Article 7-1 Sec. 7-1-1, 'That certain code entitled International Building Code, 2009 edition is hereby adopted as the Building Code of the Town of Pima'; Article 7-8, 'That certain code entitled International Residential Code, 2009 Edition ... is hereby adopted as Residential Code of the Town of Pima'; and Article 7-11, 'That certain code entitled International Existing Building Code, 2009 Edition ... is hereby adopted as the Existing Building Code of the Town of Pima.' NEWLY CONFIRMED on this pass (previously missing from this file): Article 7-2 adopts 'International Electrical Code (70), 2011 Edition, published by the National Fire Protection Association' (i.e. NFPA 70 / National Electrical Code, 2011 Edition — NOT a 2009-family ICC code, and a different, newer edition than the rest of Chapter 7); Article 7-3 adopts the International Mechanical Code, 2009 Edition; Article 7-4 adopts the International Plumbing Code, 2009 Edition; Article 7-9 adopts the International Fire Code, 2009 Edition (the code text attributes publication to NFPA, quoted as written); Article 7-10 adopts the International Fuel Gas Code, 2009 Edition. No Municode/American Legal Publishing/CivicPlus code library exists for the Town of Pima — the Town's own compiled PDF Code of Ordinances is the sole publication. PENDING CHANGE FLAGGED, NOT YET LAW: the Town of Pima Planning & Zoning Commission, at its regular meeting July 21, 2026 (Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Planning & Zoning Commission, Tuesday, July 21, 2026), voted unanimously to recommend that the Town Council adopt a new building code under attached Ordinance 2026-05, with P&Z Administrator Joe Carpenter stating that Graham County, the Town of Thatcher, and the City of Safford are all adopting the same new code and that Pima had not yet done so; the specific proposed code edition was not stated in the minutes text and the attached ordinance exhibit is a scanned/image-only PDF not machine-readable in this pass. As of 2026-07-23 this is only a Commission recommendation — the Town Council's own posted agendas/minutes run through July 14, 2026 (before the July 21 P&Z recommendation) with no August 2026 meeting yet posted, so Ordinance 2026-05 has NOT yet been voted on by Council and the 2009 IBC/IRC/IEBC + 2011 NEC editions quoted above remain the currently codified, live law. Recheck this file after a Town Council vote on Ordinance 2026-05 is posted.
    • − CODE EDITION CONFIRMED (corrects a prior review pass's false claim that no edition could be located): the Town's own 'Town Code' PDF, linked live from the Town Code page as of this review (2026-07-16; current filename 'Town Code 2024_edited_3-23-2026.pdf', an updated republication of the file previously seen at a Jan 16, 2026 snapshot as 'Town Code 2024_edited_11-13-2025.pdf' — the PDF was never removed, the Town simply republished it under a newer filename/date between those two points), directly fetched and text-extracted, confirms: Article 7-1, Section 7-1-1, 'That certain code entitled International Building Code, 2009 edition is hereby adopted as the Building Code of the Town of Pima'; Article 7-6, 'That certain code entitled International Residential Code, 2009 Edition ... is hereby adopted as Residential Code of the Town of Pima'; and Article 7-11, 'That certain code entitled International Existing Building Code, 2009 Edition ... is hereby adopted as the Existing Building Code of the Town of Pima.' No Municode/American Legal Publishing/CivicPlus code library exists for the Town of Pima (unlike Graham County's other incorporated towns, several of which publish via amlegal.com) — the Town's own compiled PDF Code of Ordinances is the sole publication. Confirm with the Building Division (928-322-4860 / building@pimatown.az.gov) whether Articles 7-1/7-6/7-11 have been amended past this 2009-edition adoption language, since no separate later amendment ordinance number was independently located in this pass.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Pima, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 4 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Platteville, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Building Code (IBC), Chapters 1-35 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 directly from the Town's own codified ordinances (Sec. 18-2-10, 'Adoption', Chapter 18 — Building Regulations, Article II — Building Code): 'The International Building Code, 2024 Edition as published by the International Code Council, 4051 West Flossmoor Road, Country Club Hills, IL 60478, Chapters 1 through 35 inclusive...' Retrieved live via Municode Library (library.municode.com/co/platteville/codes/code_of_ordinances), Code of Ordinances Supplement 2, online content updated 2026-02-17, codified through Ordinance No. 2025-851 (enacted 2025-12-16) — the Dec-2025 code-adoption ordinance referenced in this corpus's Colorado research playbook.
    • + 2024 International Residential Code (IRC), Chapters 1-43 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-10-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article X — Residential Code): 'The International Residential Code, 2024 Edition as published by the International Code Council... Chapters 1 through 43 inclusive...' Corroborates the SAFEbuilt guide series' consistent '2024 IRC' heading with a second, independent, directly-codified source.
    • + 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC), Chapters 1-15 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-3-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article III — Mechanical Code), live Municode text.
    • + 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), Chapters 1-8 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-9-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article IX — Fuel Gas Code), live Municode text.
    • + 2024 International Fire Code (IFC), plus Appendix B-0 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-11-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article XI — Fire Code): 'chapters and appendices B-0 of the 2024 International Fire Code (the "IFC") are hereby adopted by reference as the Town of Platteville Fire Code...'
    • + 2024 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), Chapters 1-8 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-12-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article XII — Property Maintenance Code), live Municode text.
    • + 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC), Chapters 1-16 — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-13-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article XIII — Existing Building Code); this code family was not previously identified in this file — new finding from the 2026-07-23 chase.
    • + 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), Chapters 1-6 Commercial [+ Residential provisions] — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-14-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article XIV — Energy Conservation Code), which ALSO adopts by reference 'Appendix CK Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code-Commercial and Appendix RM Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code-Residential' — this is the direct, specific HB22-1362 electric-ready/solar-ready citation that could not be located in 2026-07-06's chase (only the generic 'State of Colorado Electric Ready Code' guide reference was found then). Sec. 18-14-30 'Amendments' further amends the IECC to replace all references to 'ICC Electrical Code' with 'National Electrical Code as adopted by the State.'
    • + National Electrical Code (NEC), 2023 Edition, exclusive of appendices — CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 via Sec. 18-5-10 'Adoption' (Chapter 18, Article V — Electrical Code): 'The National Electrical Code, 2023 Edition, exclusive of appendices, published by the National Fire Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169, is hereby [adopted]...' This RESOLVES the gap flagged in the 2026-07-06 pass ('The NEC edition... could not be independently re-confirmed... omitted rather than guessed') — Platteville does codify its own NEC edition (2023) in Chapter 18 Article V, notwithstanding that day-to-day electrical licensing runs through DORA contemporaneous review rather than a Town trade-license program (see localAmendments).
    • + All nine code-family adoptions above were retrieved 2026-07-23 from the Town's live, current Municode Library codification (library.municode.com/co/platteville/codes/code_of_ordinances), Supplement 2, online content updated 2026-02-17, 'Codified through Ordinance No. 2025-851, enacted December 16, 2025' — via that page's own full-text search API (localapi/search, clientId=19046, scoped to Platteville only), which returns live indexed section text. This is a second, independent, more authoritative confirmation of the 2024 cycle than the SAFEbuilt guide series alone, and definitively supersedes the stale 'Photovoltaic System Submittal Requirements' PDF (last revised 10.22.2021, citing '2020 NEC, 2018 International Codes') — that PDF's code-year language is now confirmed stale against the Town's own codified ordinances, not merely inferred against a differently-dated guide series.
    • + Colorado is a home-rule state with no statewide-mandated building code edition; Platteville's own codified Chapter 18 adoption ordinances (as amended through Ord. No. 2025-851, Dec. 16, 2025) are the direct governing source, corroborated by the SAFEbuilt guide series.
    • + HB22-1362 (Colorado's statewide minimum energy code floor for the July 2023-July 2026 window, requiring at least the 2021 IECC plus electric- and solar-ready / EV-ready provisions for jurisdictions issuing residential building permits) is satisfied and directly evidenced: Platteville's 2024 IECC adoption (Sec. 18-14-10) exceeds the 2021 IECC floor AND explicitly adopts by reference the Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code Appendices CK (Commercial) and RM (Residential) — the specific state-mandated electric-ready/solar-ready provisions, confirmed 2026-07-23 directly from the ordinance text rather than inferred from a generic guide-page mention.
    • − 2024 International Residential Code (IRC) — confirmed consistently across the Town's full current series of SAFEbuilt 'Building Guides for Homeowners' (Residential Re-roofing, Accessory Structures, Residential Basement Finish, Uncovered Decks & Porches, Additions to Single Family Dwellings, Patio Covers/Carports, Pole Barns, Swimming Pools), all published by SAFEbuilt, Inc. and dated 1.1.2026, each headed '2024 IRC'
    • − 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — per the Town's 'Window, Door and Skylight Installation or Replacement' guide, headed '2024 IRC / 2024 IECC' (SAFEbuilt, Inc., published 1.1.2026), which cites IECC Chapter 4 [RE] energy-conservation compliance and NFRC 100 labeling for new/replacement fenestration
    • − 2024 International Building Code (IBC) — the Town's SAFEBuilt Permits page states larger commercial/industrial projects are 'reviewed by plans examiners at SAFEbuilt, who interpret International Building Code requirements'; the specific edition is not separately restated on that page but is treated as the same 2024 cycle as the IRC/IECC guides below, consistent with SAFEbuilt's standard practice of adopting a single current ICC cycle across all code families for a client jurisdiction
    • − Note on a conflicting stale source: a separate, older 'Photovoltaic System Submittal Requirements' PDF on the Town's own site (last revised 10.22.2021, and referencing 'coloradoplanreview@safebuilt.com') states 'Applicable current codes are the 2020 NEC, 2018 International Codes' — this is superseded by the Town's actively-maintained, more-recently-published (1.1.2026) SAFEbuilt guide series that consistently states 2024 IRC/IECC; per this corpus's practice of trusting the most recently and actively maintained official source over an older static PDF (see Vail precedent), the 2024 cycle is treated as current and the solar PDF's code-year language is flagged as stale rather than governing. The NEC edition for electrical work could not be independently re-confirmed to the 2023 or 2020 cycle from a current Town source since Platteville does not run its own electrical program (see localAmendments) — omitted rather than guessed.
    • − Colorado is a home-rule state with no statewide-mandated building code edition; Platteville's own actively-maintained SAFEbuilt guide series is the governing source used here, not any generic statewide assumption.
    • − HB22-1362 (Colorado's statewide minimum energy code floor for the July 2023-July 2026 window, requiring at least the 2021 IECC plus electric- and solar-ready / EV-ready provisions for jurisdictions issuing residential building permits) is satisfied on its face by Platteville's confirmed 2024 IECC adoption, which exceeds the 2021 IECC floor. The Town's own guide pages do not separately cite HB22-1362 or its specific electric-ready/EV-ready/solar-ready provisions by name; the Home Additions guide's 'Combustion Equipment' note ('Combustion appliances may be required to comply with the State of Colorado Electric Ready Code. Contact the Building Department') is the only direct textual link found to this state mandate, and is reproduced honestly rather than expanded upon without a citable specification.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Platteville, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 8 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Severance, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC) — per the 2024 Client Design Criteria document (SAFEbuilt/Town, Commercial Construction section); HOWEVER, the Town's own codified Municipal Code (library.municode.com/co/severance, Chapter 18, Article 4, Sec. 18-4-10, successfully retrieved live via browser rendering on 2026-07-23) states: 'The International Plumbing Code, 2018 Edition ... is hereby adopted by reference as the Town of Severance Plumbing Code' (Ord. 2019-07 § 4; Ord. No. 2025-27, § 6, enacted Dec. 9, 2025) — i.e. the codified ordinance readopted/carried forward the 2018 IPC edition even in the same Dec. 9, 2025 recodification that moved most other codes to 2024. The codified Municipal Code (the Town's actual adopted law) is treated as authoritative over the SAFEbuilt client-facing summary sheet for this fact; IPC is 2018, not 2024, in Severance.
    • + 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC) — per the 2024 Client Design Criteria document (SAFEbuilt/Town, Commercial Construction section); HOWEVER, the Town's own codified Municipal Code (Chapter 18, Article 3, Sec. 18-3-10, retrieved live 2026-07-23) states: 'The International Mechanical Code, 2018 Edition ... is hereby adopted by reference as the Town of Severance Mechanical Code' (Ord. No. 2025-27, § 4, enacted Dec. 9, 2025) — the same Dec. 9, 2025 recodification ordinance that adopted 2024 IBC/IRC/IECC/IFGC/IPMC/IEBC left IMC at the 2018 edition. The codified Municipal Code is treated as authoritative over the SAFEbuilt summary sheet; IMC is 2018, not 2024, in Severance.
    • + 2024 Pool and Spa Code — per the 2024 Client Design Criteria document (SAFEbuilt/Town, Commercial Construction section); HOWEVER, the Town's own codified Municipal Code (Chapter 18, Article 12, Sec. 18-12-10, retrieved live 2026-07-23) states: 'The International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, 2018 Edition ... is hereby adopted by reference as the Town of Severance Swimming Pool and Spa Code' (Ord. No. 2025-27, § 9, enacted Dec. 9, 2025). The codified Municipal Code is treated as authoritative; ISPSC is 2018, not 2024, in Severance. (No standalone swimming-pool permit-type entry exists in this file's permitTypes array, so this correction is recorded here only; the 2024 Swimming Pools Guide, DocumentCenter/View/203, is a generic SAFEbuilt trade guide and does not itself state a code edition or fee/timeline figure.)
    • + Note on a secondary (non-.gov, AI-generated meeting-summary) source found during research: a Citizen Portal article describing a Severance Town Council work session states building official Russ Weber (SAFEbuilt) briefed Council on the 2024 ICC model codes and state-mandated changes, and that no formal adoption ordinance/vote occurred at that specific work session — Council directed staff to return with a formal adoption package excluding wildfire-resiliency provisions pending clarification. This source was NOT used as a citation for any fact in this file (it is a third-party AI-summarized meeting recap, not an official Town/.gov document, and is explicitly excluded per this project's official-sources-only policy). It is noted here only as context for why a formal Chapter 18 Municode ordinance number could not be independently confirmed in the original research session — Municode's Severance library (library.municode.com/co/severance) returned only its client-side Angular application shell (no server-rendered ordinance text) to both a standard WebFetch and a full-browser-header curl request in that session. The Town's own primary-source Design Criteria and permit-guide PDFs (all dated 2026 or explicitly labeled '2024 IRC'/'2024 International Codes') were used instead as the governing record of currently-adopted codes at that time.
    • + UPDATE 2026-07-23: Municode's Severance library WAS successfully retrieved this session using the Claude Browser pane (direct navigation with specific nodeId query parameters, e.g. ?nodeId=CH18BURE_ART1BUCO, renders the JS-driven Angular SPA's actual section text — a plain WebFetch/curl request only ever returns the pre-render shell). The codified Municipal Code confirms: 'SEVERANCE MUNICIPAL CODE Codified through Ordinance No. 2025-27, enacted December 9, 2025' (Supp. No. 15, online content updated June 29, 2026), which repealed and re-enacted Chapter 18 Articles 1-10 and 12 in full. This resolved the previously-unconfirmed ordinance number (Ord. No. 2025-27 is exactly the Dec-2025-era code-adoption ordinance this file's original research could not pin down) and, on cross-check against every article, surfaced three code-edition corrections against the SAFEbuilt Design Criteria PDF: IMC and IPC are codified at the 2018 edition (not 2024) per Ord. No. 2025-27 §§ 4 and 6, and the Swimming Pool and Spa Code is codified at the 2018 edition (not 2024) per Ord. No. 2025-27 § 9 — see the corrected codesAdopted entries above. IBC, IRC, IECC, IFGC, IPMC, and IEBC are independently confirmed at the 2024 edition per the same ordinance (Sec. 18-1-10, 18-2-10, 18-8-10, 18-6-10, 18-9-10, 18-10-10), and NEC is confirmed at 2023 (Sec. 18-4-40, Ord. No. 2023-09). Chapter 18, Article 11 (Building Permits, Sec. 18-11-10 'Issuance' and Sec. 18-11-20 'Surcharge') was also checked in full: it contains only permit-issuance criteria and the administration surcharge (30% of inspection fees or $30.00, matching this file's existing Administration Fee line) — no permit-type-specific review-timeline SLA and no demolition-specific fee or process are codified anywhere in Chapter 18, confirming (from the Town's own adopted law, the strongest available primary source) that the review-timeline and demolition-fee gaps noted throughout this file's permitTypes are genuine publication gaps rather than a research miss. Separately, Ordinance No. 2025-08 adopted the 2024 International Fire Code (not previously tracked in this file's codesAdopted list; out of scope to add here since no fire-permit type exists in this file's permitTypes array).
    • − 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC) — same source, Commercial Construction section
    • − 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC) — same source, Commercial Construction section
    • − 2024 Pool and Spa Code — same source, Commercial Construction section
    • − Note on a secondary (non-.gov, AI-generated meeting-summary) source found during research: a Citizen Portal article describing a Severance Town Council work session states building official Russ Weber (SAFEbuilt) briefed Council on the 2024 ICC model codes and state-mandated changes, and that no formal adoption ordinance/vote occurred at that specific work session — Council directed staff to return with a formal adoption package excluding wildfire-resiliency provisions pending clarification. This source was NOT used as a citation for any fact in this file (it is a third-party AI-summarized meeting recap, not an official Town/.gov document, and is explicitly excluded per this project's official-sources-only policy). It is noted here only as context for why a formal Chapter 18 Municode ordinance number could not be independently confirmed in this session — Municode's Severance library (library.municode.com/co/severance) returned only its client-side Angular application shell (no server-rendered ordinance text) to both a standard WebFetch and a full-browser-header curl request, and the ordinance-level citation could not be extracted from that source in this session. The Town's own primary-source Design Criteria and permit-guide PDFs (all dated 2026 or explicitly labeled '2024 IRC'/'2024 International Codes') are used instead as the governing record of currently-adopted codes, since they are official Town/SAFEbuilt documents actively used in the Town's own permit process, not third-party mirrors.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Unincorporated Cochise County, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 8 permit types

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Gila County, Arizona — Manufactured Home / Factory Built Building Permit fee record updated: $450.00, plus $50.00 for electric service if needed → $450.00, plus $50.00 for electric service if needed (per the live department webpage, re-confirmed live 2026-07-23) — BUT the county's own Manufactured Home Installation Requirements intake/checklist form, dated 6/2024 (the most recently-dated of the three sources found and the actual form staff use at submittal), states "Manufactured Home Permit Fee: $650.00 includes 3 inspections," plus the same separate $50.00 New Electric Service Fee and $50.00 Ground Set/Slabs/Strip Footings fee

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Greenlee County, Arizona — Floodplain Permit fee record updated: No distinct dollar figure separately published → $0 — 'No fee shall be charged for a Development Permit' (per the county's own Flood Control Ordinance, Sec. 7.2)

  • Codes updated

    Wellington, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Local Amendments — Ordinance No. 15-2025 (adopted on first reading October 14, 2025 and second reading/adoption November 12, 2025; effective January 1, 2026) replace the Town's prior 2018 I-Code local amendments (originally under Ordinance No. 5-2019) and Ordinance No. 8-2019 (2019 building fee schedule) as the current governing local amendment package. Ordinance No. 15-2025 is codified on Municode (a JavaScript single-page application at library.municode.com/co/wellington); bare curl/automated fetch still returns HTTP 200 with no static text, but CORRECTED 2026-07-23: the full codified text IS retrievable via a live browser session (Municode renders client-side JS content that a headless curl fetch cannot execute) — confirmed directly against Chapter 18, Articles 1-4 (IBC/IRC/IPC/IMC amendments), version 'JUL 10, 2026 (CURRENT)', which quotes Ordinance No. 15-2025's full section-by-section amendment text verbatim, including the IRC R401.2 foundation/soils-report amendment. The Town's own Building Department webpage 'Building Departments News & Update' section (dated 11.25.2025) remains a valid corroborating first-party source for the adoption dates.
    • − Local Amendments — Ordinance No. 15-2025 (adopted on first reading October 14, 2025 and second reading/adoption November 12, 2025; effective January 1, 2026) replace the Town's prior 2018 I-Code local amendments (originally under Ordinance No. 5-2019) and Ordinance No. 8-2019 (2019 building fee schedule) as the current governing local amendment package. Ordinance No. 15-2025 is codified on Municode (a JavaScript single-page application at library.municode.com/co/wellington) which returns HTTP 200 but serves no static text via automated fetch, curl, or Wayback Machine snapshot as of this review; its content is evidenced instead through the Town's own Building Department webpage 'Building Departments News & Update' section (dated 11.25.2025), which names Ordinance No. 15-2025 as the vehicle for the 2024 I-Code adoption and confirms first/second reading and effective dates directly.
  • Codes updated

    Yuma, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2015 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-23 on a live primary source: Municode Chapter 15.28 (§15.28.010, 'Adopted') was read directly via the Browser pane (which renders Municode's Angular SPA server-side content client-side, unlike a plain fetch/curl request, which still returns only the app shell), current through Supplement No. 5 (codified through Ordinance No. 5-2025, adopted 4-15-2025; online content updated 7-25-2025). Full section text confirmed verbatim: 'There is hereby adopted by reference the International Existing Building Code, 2015 edition, as published by the International Code Council, as the Existing Building Code of the City of Yuma, Colorado, regulating and governing the repair, alteration, change of occupancy, addition and relocation of existing buildings...' (Ord. 17-2018, 2018). This closes the prior partial-confidence flag, which had relied only on a search-engine-indexed snippet rather than a directly re-read chapter body.
    • + 2015 International Fire Code (IFC) — RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-23 by directly reading Municode Chapter 15.16 (§15.16.010, 'Adopted') via the Browser pane, current through Supplement No. 5: 'There is hereby adopted by reference the International Fire Code, 2015 edition, as published by the International Code Council, as the Fire Code of the City of Yuma, Colorado...' (Ord. 17-2018, 2018) (administered by Fire Department, not modeled in this file's permitTypes).
    • + 2015 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) — RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-23 by directly reading Municode Chapter 15.30 (§15.30.010, 'Adopted') via the Browser pane, current through Supplement No. 5: 'There is hereby adopted by reference the International Property Maintenance Code, 2015 edition...' (Ord. 17-2018, 2018) (administered by Code Enforcement, not modeled in this file's permitTypes).
    • + Most recent International Plumbing Code (IPC) as adopted by the State of Colorado, adopted by reference by the City of Yuma — RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-23 by directly reading Municode Chapter 15.32 (§15.32.010, 'Adopted') via the Browser pane, current through Supplement No. 5: 'There is hereby adopted by reference the most recent International Plumbing Code, adopted by the State of Colorado, as published by the International Code Council, as the Plumbing Code of the City of Yuma, Colorado...' (Ord. 17-2018, 2018) — confirming the City ties its plumbing code edition to whatever the State of Colorado has adopted rather than naming a fixed edition year itself; see localAmendments for why plumbing permits/inspections are administered by the State Plumbing Board (DORA/DPO), not the City, for Yuma jurisdiction.
    • + No newer code-edition cycle (e.g. 2018, 2021, or 2024 IBC/IRC family) is referenced anywhere on the City's Building Inspection page, Permits and Forms page, Roofing/Siding/Window Requirements handout, or Building Permit Application form after full chasing (page fetch via full-header curl, PDF text extraction, and Municode search-index snippet) — the City's actively-maintained public materials consistently cite the 2015 ICC family, so this file records 2015 IBC/IRC/IEBC/IFC/IPMC as the governing adopted editions rather than assuming a later cycle. RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-23 with a genuinely new avenue — the Municode Library's own live Supplement History Table (nodeId=SUHITA, read directly via the Browser pane) — confirms the CURRENT codification is Supplement No. 5 (online content updated 7-25-2025), which lists every ordinance considered for codification through Ordinance No. 5-2025 (adopted 4-15-2025) as either 'Included' or 'Omitted'; no ordinance postdating 4-15-2025 (including no Dec-2025-era ordinance) appears anywhere in that table, and a direct read of every Title 15 code-adoption chapter (15.04, 15.10, 15.12, 15.16, 15.24, 15.28, 15.30, 15.32, 15.36, 15.40, 15.41) confirms each still cites its original 2015-cycle edition (or, for Chapter 15.24, the 1997 UCADB), with the only post-2018 touch to any of these chapters being the identical, uniform Ord. No. 3-2025 (4-1-2025) penalty-cross-reference amendment applied chapter-by-chapter — not a code-edition update. This is a live, direct, chapter-by-chapter confirmation (not an inference from absence), and closes this line to full confidence: as of 2026-07-23, Yuma has adopted no newer I-code cycle than 2015.
    • − 2015 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — per Municode-indexed 'CHAPTER 15.28 EXISTING BUILDING CODE' entry (search-result title: 'The City of Yuma has adopted by reference the International Existing Building Code, 2015 edition, as published by the International Code Council, as the Existing Building Code of the City of Yuma, Colorado'); Municode's own JS-rendered chapter page returned only an Angular application shell via both plain fetch and full-header curl (no server-rendered chapter text available to extract directly), so this citation relies on the search-engine-indexed snippet of that page rather than a directly re-read chapter body — flagged as partial for this one code-edition line only.
    • − 2015 International Fire Code (IFC) — per the same Municode-indexed source, adopted by reference as the Fire Code of the City of Yuma (administered by Fire Department, not modeled in this file's permitTypes).
    • − 2015 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) — per the same Municode-indexed source (administered by Code Enforcement, not modeled in this file's permitTypes).
    • − Most recent International Plumbing Code (IPC) as adopted by the State of Colorado, adopted by reference by the City of Yuma per the Municode-indexed source — the City ties its plumbing code edition to whatever the State of Colorado has adopted rather than naming a fixed edition year itself; see localAmendments for why plumbing permits/inspections are administered by the State Plumbing Board (DORA/DPO), not the City, for Yuma jurisdiction.
    • − No newer code-edition cycle (e.g. 2018, 2021, or 2024 IBC/IRC family) is referenced anywhere on the City's Building Inspection page, Permits and Forms page, Roofing/Siding/Window Requirements handout, or Building Permit Application form after full chasing (page fetch via full-header curl, PDF text extraction, and Municode search-index snippet) — the City's actively-maintained public materials consistently cite the 2015 ICC family, so this file records 2015 IBC/IRC/IEBC/IFC/IPMC as the governing adopted editions rather than assuming a later cycle.
  • Fee updated

    Yuma, Colorado — Demolition Permit fee record added: State of Colorado CDPHE Demolition Notice Fee (separate from the City permit) ($50.00 base fee plus $5.00 per 1,000 square feet)

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Julesburg, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 1 permit type

  • Codes updated

    Kersey, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + RESOLVED 2026-07-23 (live primary source, Municode Library, library.municode.com/co/kersey, Kersey Municipal Code 'VERSION: OCT 23, 2025 (CURRENT)', codified through Ordinance No. 2025-0008 enacted 6/10/2025): the Municipal Code's own home page lists 'Adopted Ordinances Not Yet Codified,' including Ordinance No. 2025-0010, adopted 9/9/2025, titled verbatim 'AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL EXISTING BUILDING CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE, 2024 EDITION, THE INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING POOL and SPA CODE, 2024 EDITION, AND THE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE, 2024 EDITION, PROMULGATED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL.' This is a real, dated, numbered ordinance (not a guess or inference) and directly confirms the SAFEbuilt-published '2024 IRC' guides were current and correct — the Town has adopted 2024 editions of IBC, IRC, IFGC, IPC, IMC, IEBC, IPMC, ISPSC, and IECC, superseding the 2018/2012 editions still shown in Chapter 18's currently-codified section text (Sec. 18-19 Building Code = 2018 IBC, Sec. 18-44 Residential Code = 2018 IRC, Sec. 18-64 Mechanical Code = 2018 IMC, Sec. 18-89 Fuel Gas Code = 2018 IFGC, Sec. 18-109 Plumbing Code = 2018 IPC, Sec. 18-134 Energy Conservation Code = 2012 IECC, Sec. 18-154 Property Maintenance Code = 2018 IPMC, Sec. 18-179 Existing Building Code = 2018 IEBC) — those codified sections simply have not yet been updated in Municode's online supplement to reflect the 9/9/2025 ordinance, exactly as the Municode banner itself discloses ('This Code of Ordinances... may not reflect the most current legislation adopted by the Municipality'). Notably, Ordinance No. 2025-0010's list does NOT include the International Fire Code — Article X (Sec. 18-199, adopted separately by Ordinance No. 2021-0001) remains the 2018 International Fire Code with no 2024-edition update found. Per this corpus's practice of treating the more current, actively-distributed and now ordinance-confirmed source as authoritative, this file treats IBC/IRC/IFGC/IPC/IMC/IEBC/IPMC/ISPSC as 2024 editions (per Ord. No. 2025-0010, 9/9/2025) and IFC as the 2018 edition (per Ord. No. 2021-0001, 1/12/2021, locally amended by Sec. 18-200) — the prior 'partial' flag on the non-residential code editions is resolved.
    • + HB22-1362 (Colorado statewide energy code floor, 2021 IECC + electric/solar/EV-ready provisions, effective window July 2023-July 2026): RESOLVED IN PART 2026-07-23 — Municode confirms Chapter 18, Article VII (Sec. 18-134) currently codifies the 2012 IECC (not the ambiguous, undated 'Energy Conservation Code' the static Current Building Regulations page implied), and the same live Ordinance No. 2025-0010 (adopted 9/9/2025, not yet codified) adopts by reference the 2024 IECC, which post-dates and satisfies HB22-1362's 2021-IECC-floor requirement. The Home Additions guide's instruction to submit an 'Energy Code Compliance Report (www.energycodes.gov) or REScheck calculations' is consistent with 2024 IECC compliance documentation but still does not itself name an edition year — the 2024 IECC edition-year figure comes from the Ordinance 2025-0010 citation above, not from the SAFEbuilt guide.
    • − Note on code-currency conflict: the Town's Planning Department 'Current Building Regulations' page (a static summary page) states the Town has adopted the '2018 International Building Code (IBC)' and organizes Municipal Code Chapter 18 into Articles I-XI (General Provisions; Building Code; Residential Code; Mechanical Code; Fuel Gas Code; Plumbing Code; Energy Conservation Code; Property Maintenance Code; Existing Building Code; International Fire Code; Swimming Pool and Spa Code) without giving per-article edition years for IMC/IFGC/IPC/IECC/IEBC/IFC. This directly conflicts with the SAFEbuilt-published homeowner guides (dated 1.1.2026, all headed '2024 IRC'), which are the Town's more recently updated and actively distributed permitting documents. Per this corpus's practice of preferring the more current, actively-maintained source (as with Vail's precedent), this file treats 2024 IRC as the governing residential code edition. The Town's own Municipal Code (hosted on Municode, a JavaScript single-page application not text-extractable by automated tools in this session) could not be independently loaded to resolve this conflict for the Building/Mechanical/Fuel Gas/Plumbing/Energy/Existing-Building/Fire articles specifically — confidence for the NON-residential code editions (IBC/IMC/IFGC/IPC/IECC/IEBC/IFC) is therefore marked partial pending direct confirmation of Municipal Code Chapter 18's current article-by-article edition years. Town Hall (970-353-1681 ext. 1) and SAFEbuilt Windsor (970-686-7511) are both listed by the Town itself as the correct contacts for verification of current code requirements.
    • − HB22-1362 (Colorado statewide energy code floor, 2021 IECC + electric/solar/EV-ready provisions, effective window July 2023-July 2026): no evidence found that Kersey has adopted a distinct current-cycle IECC edition beyond the ambiguous 'Energy Conservation Code' article referenced on the Current Building Regulations page; the Town's Home Additions guide instructs applicants to submit an 'Energy Code Compliance Report (www.energycodes.gov) or REScheck calculations' without naming a specific IECC year. Not asserting HB22-1362 applicability given the absence of a locally-published edition year for the Energy Conservation Code article — flagged as an open verification item rather than guessed.
  • Fee updated

    Kersey, Colorado — Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Permit fee record added: ADU Application Fee (Not a fixed published amount)

  • Fee updated

    Kersey, Colorado — Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Permit fee record removed: ADU Application / Building Permit Fees

  • Timeline updated

    Kersey, Colorado — plan-review timeline record updated: 30–30 business days

  • Codes updated

    La Salle, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + MAJOR RE-CHASE UPDATE, 2026-07-23 — Municode reversal: this file's prior methodology (see the two notes above) treated the Town's Municode-hosted codification as a stale 2003-era snapshot and deferred to the live Building Permits webpage for current code editions. A direct re-chase of library.municode.com/co/lasalle on 2026-07-23 found this assumption is NO LONGER CORRECT: La Salle's Municode codification is now current through Ordinance No. 5-2026 (enacted 3-24-2026), online content updated 7-1-2026, and Chapter 18 was comprehensively overhauled by Ordinance No. 19-2025 (adopted 12-9-2025) — confirmed by reading each article's adoption section directly: Sec. 18-18 now adopts the 2024 IBC (not 2018), Sec. 18-43 the 2023 NEC (not 2020), Sec. 18-68 the 2024 IPC (not 2018), Sec. 18-93 the 2024 IMC (not 2018), Sec. 18-143 the 2024 IRC (not 2018), and Sec. 18-166 the 2024 IECC (not 2012 — which would also resolve the HB22-1362 gap flagged in the note above, since 2024 IECC exceeds the 2021 IECC statewide floor). Chapter 18 was also restructured into 16 articles, adding new Article IX (2024 International Fire Code), Article XI (International Property Maintenance Code), Article XII (International Existing Building Code), Article XIII (International Swimming Pool and Spa Code), and Article XVI (Graywater Systems) — none of which are reflected in the Town's own Building Permits webpage, which as of this same re-chase (2026-07-23) still states only '2018 International Codes, 2012 Energy Conservation Code, and 2020 National Electrical Code.' The two Town-controlled channels now directly conflict, and the codified ordinance (more recently dated, and the Town's actual governing law) appears to be the accurate one, while the informational webpage appears to be the stale one — the reverse of this file's original assumption. Local-amendment LANGUAGE spot-checked against the new codification (120 sq ft accessory-structure exemption, 180-day permit expiration/half-fee renewal, 80% refund provisions, sleeping-room definition) was found carried forward unchanged into the 2024-edition articles, so those specific amendment provisions remain reliable. However, a full re-verification of every permitType's code-edition citations, and of the five newly-added articles, was OUT OF SCOPE for this partial-chase pass (which targeted only fee/timeline gaps) and should be treated as a distinct, dedicated follow-up chase rather than assumed complete. Sources: https://library.municode.com/co/lasalle (Chapter 18, Article II Sec. 18-18; Article III Sec. 18-43; Article IV Sec. 18-68; Article V Sec. 18-93; Article VII Sec. 18-143; Article VIII Sec. 18-166 — all citing Ord. No. 19-2025, 12-9-2025).
  • Codes updated

    Larkspur, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + CLOSED 2026-07-23 — Code-edition specificity, on a LIVE primary source: the SharePoint-hosted ordinance PDF remains behind a confirmed Microsoft OAuth authentication wall (re-tested 2026-07-23: all six 'Building Codes' page SharePoint share links, plus a seventh on the Fee Schedules page, still redirect straight to login.microsoftonline.com with no anonymous-view path — genuine, re-confirmed barrier). However, a NEW avenue closed the gap on a different live channel: Municode's hosted Larkspur Municipal Code (library.municode.com/co/larkspur), which the prior pass could not load (401/403 via curl against its Angular API), loads successfully in a real browser session and is the Town's official codified code, current through Supplement 15 (online content updated April 6, 2026). Chapter 18 — Building Regulations, Articles 1 through 11, all cite 'Ord. No. 2022-11' as their sole adopting/amending ordinance with no later amending ordinance for any article except Article 4 (Fire Code, also amended by Ord. No. 2023-01, § 1, 2-16-2023). The codified text gives the exact adopted edition for every code family: International Building Code (Art. 1) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-35 + Appendix Chapters E, I, N; International Plumbing Code (Art. 2) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-13, Ch. 15, Appendix Chapters C, E; International Mechanical Code (Art. 3) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-15 + Appendix Chapter A; International Fire Code (Art. 4) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-80 + Appendix B-N; International Fuel Gas Code (Art. 5) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-8 + Appendix Chapters A-D; International Residential Code (Art. 6) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-44 + Appendix Chapters A, E, G, H, J; International Energy Conservation Code (Art. 7) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-6 + Appendix RA (IRC Ch. 11 Energy Efficiency is separately deleted and replaced with the 2018 IECC per IRC amendment #28); International Property Maintenance Code (Art. 8) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-8 + Appendix A; National Electrical Code (Art. 9) — 2020 Edition (adopted per Title 31, Article 16, Part 2, C.R.S., 'as adopted, amended and updated to the most current edition by the Colorado State Electrical Board from time to time' — i.e. tracks DORA/State Electrical Board updates, consistent with this file's electrical-permit deferral finding); International Existing Building Code (Art. 10) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-16; International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (Art. 11) — 2018 Edition, Ch. 1-11. Source: https://library.municode.com/co/larkspur/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=CH18BURE (live, current version). Cross-verified against the Town's own Town Council Meeting Minutes of 4-21-2022 (media ID 2246, hosted directly on townoflarkspur.org, not SharePoint): 'Councilmember Mindy Kazurova made a motion to approve Ord..2022-11 an Ord. adopting by reference of the International Building Codes 2018 editions... Roll call vote Six (6) approved, zero (0) opposed, Mayor affirmed Motion Passed.'
    • + Colorado is a home-rule state with no single statewide-mandated building code edition for municipalities generally; Larkspur, as a home-rule town, sets its own adopted code editions by ordinance (Ordinance 2022-11, 4-21-2022) rather than following a state-mandated cycle.
    • + CLOSED 2026-07-23 — HB22-1362 (statewide energy code floor) applicability, on LIVE sources: HB22-1362 does not impose a flat statewide deadline; per its own trigger mechanism (confirmed via Colorado Energy Office / AIA Colorado / Southwest Energy Efficiency Project reporting), a jurisdiction is only required to adopt the 2021 IECC (or an equivalent/better code) when it next updates ANY of its other building codes, with a one-year transition window, and again by 7-1-2026 under the state's Model Low Energy and Carbon Code. Larkspur's only building-code action since HB22-1362's 2022 enactment is Ordinance 2022-11 itself (4-21-2022), which predates the bill and was not a post-enactment update; the live Municode codification (Supplement 15, current through 4-6-2026) shows no ordinance amending Chapter 18 Article 7 (Energy Code) or any other Article after Ord. 2022-11 (except the unrelated Fire Code amendment, Ord. 2023-01). Because Larkspur has not updated any of its building codes since HB22-1362 took effect, its 2021-IECC trigger has not yet activated, and the Town's 2018 IECC (adopted via Ord. 2022-11) remains its lawfully current energy code as of this research date. Source: https://library.municode.com/co/larkspur/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=CH18BURE_ART7INENCOCO (live).
    • + Electrical permits: Larkspur's own website hosts a PDF titled 'Electrical Permit Fees' at https://www.townoflarkspur.org/media/2901 which, on direct inspection, is the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) / Division of Professions and Occupations statewide Electrical Permit Fee Schedule (effective April 1, 2016; document letterhead address 1560 Broadway, Suite 1350, Denver, CO 80202, phone 303-894-2300, www.dora.state.co.us) — i.e. Larkspur does not run its own local electrical permitting program or set its own electrical fee schedule; it defaults to the Colorado State Electrical Board (DORA/DPO) fee structure per CRS 12-23-117(3), consistent with this project's Colorado-specific default rule. Larkspur is documenting/republishing the state's fee form rather than issuing an independent municipal fee schedule. CONFIRMED 2026-07-23 on the live Municode codification: Larkspur Municipal Code Sec. 18-9-10 formally adopts the National Electrical Code, 2020 Edition, 'as adopted, amended and updated to the most current edition by the Colorado State Electrical Board from time to time' — the code text itself directs to the state board's current edition rather than fixing a static local edition, matching the DORA-deferral finding above.
    • + Plumbing permits: no evidence was found of a Larkspur-specific plumbing permit fee schedule or a locally-administered plumbing licensing/inspection program distinct from the general SAFEbuilt-administered Building Permit process; plumbing permit review appears to be folded into SAFEbuilt's general building-permit review (the 'PLUMBING ONLY' permit type appears on the Town's own permit-type list, issued through the same SAFEbuilt/CommunityCore process as other trade permits, not a standalone state-board deferral the way electrical is). Documented honestly as SAFEbuilt-administered under the general building permit umbrella rather than assumed to default to the Colorado State Plumbing Board absent direct confirmation of that specific deferral. PARTIALLY CLOSED 2026-07-23: the live Municode codification confirms this — Larkspur Municipal Code Sec. 18-2-10 adopts the International Plumbing Code, 2018 Edition, and Sec. 18-2-40(2) (IPC § [A]106.6.2, Fee schedule) is locally amended to read 'The fees for work shall be as indicated on the Town's Fee Schedule adopted by the Town Council,' cross-referencing Appendix A—Fee Schedule, which in turn lists Sec. 18-2-40 at a flat $30.00 Town administrative fee 'plus fees outlined in Exhibit C "Town of Larkspur Fee Table" in the professional service agreement between the Town of Larkspur and Safebuilt Colorado.' This explains, on a live authoritative source, why no itemized plumbing valuation-based fee table is published anywhere on the Town's own site: the actual dollar-amount schedule is Exhibit C of a private Town-SAFEbuilt services contract, not a document the Town routinely publishes — a structurally different (and confirmed-genuine) reason than the earlier SharePoint access-wall hypothesis, not merely an unresolved access barrier. The $30.00 base administrative fee is now a verified, live-sourced figure; the underlying SAFEbuilt Exhibit C valuation table remains unrecoverable through any public channel located in this pass. Source: https://library.municode.com/co/larkspur/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=APXA--FEE_SCHEDULE (live, Supp. 15, current through 4-6-2026).
    • − Note on code-edition specificity: the Town's Building Codes page names Ordinance 2022-11 and links two source documents ('Town of Larkspur Ordinance 2022-11 Adopting Building Codes' and 'Building Codes at a Glance') that would state the specific adopted edition years (e.g., which IBC/IRC/IFC/IPC/IMC/IFGC/IECC/NEC cycle). Both documents are hosted as anonymous SharePoint share links (townoflarkspur.sharepoint.com) that redirect to a Microsoft Online OAuth login wall even with full browser headers and a same-origin approach — confirmed via direct curl trace showing a 302 to login.microsoftonline.com requiring authentication. This is a genuine access barrier, not an omission of effort: Municode's hosted copy of the Larkspur Municipal Code (library.municode.com/co/larkspur and the larkspur.municipal.codes mirror) is an Angular single-page app whose content API (api call to library.municode.com/api/...) returned 401 Unauthorized on direct query, and the mirror domain returned 403. Wayback Machine lookups for both the building-codes page and the SharePoint document were rate-limited (429) at time of research. Colorado's Division of Fire Prevention and Control / Office of the State Architect 'Approved State Building Codes' exhibit does not enumerate Larkspur specifically (it covers state-owned/leased buildings, not municipal adoptions). The specific IBC/IRC/IFC/IPC/IMC/IFGC/IECC edition years and the NEC edition year adopted by Ordinance 2022-11 could not be verified through any open, non-authenticated, non-third-party-mirror channel and are honestly omitted rather than guessed.
    • − Colorado is a home-rule state with no single statewide-mandated building code edition for municipalities generally; Larkspur, as a home-rule town, sets its own adopted code editions by ordinance (Ordinance 2022-11) rather than following a state-mandated cycle.
    • − HB22-1362 (statewide energy code floor) applicability could not be confirmed for Larkspur specifically — the bill's phased local-adoption triggers depend on jurisdiction population/building-department capacity and the specific effective date each jurisdiction was required to comply by; Larkspur's own building-codes page does not reference HB22-1362 or a specific energy-code compliance date, and the underlying Ordinance 2022-11 text (which might resolve this) sits behind the same SharePoint authentication wall described above. Not assumed either way.
    • − Electrical permits: Larkspur's own website hosts a PDF titled 'Electrical Permit Fees' at https://www.townoflarkspur.org/media/2901 which, on direct inspection, is the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) / Division of Professions and Occupations statewide Electrical Permit Fee Schedule (effective April 1, 2016; document letterhead address 1560 Broadway, Suite 1350, Denver, CO 80202, phone 303-894-2300, www.dora.state.co.us) — i.e. Larkspur does not run its own local electrical permitting program or set its own electrical fee schedule; it defaults to the Colorado State Electrical Board (DORA/DPO) fee structure per CRS 12-23-117(3), consistent with this project's Colorado-specific default rule. Larkspur is documenting/republishing the state's fee form rather than issuing an independent municipal fee schedule.
    • − Plumbing permits: no evidence was found of a Larkspur-specific plumbing permit fee schedule or a locally-administered plumbing licensing/inspection program distinct from the general SAFEbuilt-administered Building Permit process; plumbing permit review appears to be folded into SAFEbuilt's general building-permit review (the 'PLUMBING ONLY' permit type appears on the Town's own permit-type list, issued through the same SAFEbuilt/CommunityCore process as other trade permits, not a standalone state-board deferral the way electrical is). Documented honestly as SAFEbuilt-administered under the general building permit umbrella rather than assumed to default to the Colorado State Plumbing Board absent direct confirmation of that specific deferral.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Larkspur, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 7 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + No IBC, IFC, IMC, IFGC, IECC, or IEBC edition is printed anywhere on the Town's live public-facing pages, its Building Permit Application, or its Use Tax Guidelines — Mountain View's public-facing materials remain IRC/NEC/IPC-focused. UPDATE 2026-07-23: the Town's Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), previously reported as unreachable (mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18 returned a Cloudflare bot-challenge 403 to every curl/WebFetch attempt), was successfully accessed live via the Browser pane after clearing the Cloudflare challenge. Its Article list confirms Chapter 18 does include dedicated Articles for IBC (Art. 4, confirmed 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11A/2010-7), IRC (Art. 13, confirmed 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11I), Fire Code (Art. 5), Mechanical Code (Art. 7), Fuel Gas Code (Art. 11), Existing Building Code (Art. 12), and Energy Conservation Code (Art. 4.5) — this file's targeted 2026-07-23 chase read Articles 1, 2, 4, and 13 in full (fetching the specific reroof-timeline and fee-schedule figures it was scoped to close) but did NOT read Articles 5/7/8/11/12/4.5 for their specific edition years, so the IFC/IMC/IFGC/IECC/IEBC edition-year gap remains open pending a dedicated follow-up pass through those now-accessible Articles, rather than assumed.
    • − No IBC, IFC, IMC, IFGC, IECC, or IEBC edition is printed anywhere on the Town's live public pages, its Building Permit Application, or its Use Tax Guidelines as of this review — Mountain View is almost entirely a single-family/duplex residential enclave (12-block area, ~530 residents) and its public-facing materials are IRC/NEC/IPC-focused; a genuine commercial code-adoption list may exist only in the Town's Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), which could not be retrieved (mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18 returns a Cloudflare bot-challenge 403 to every fetch method tried, including a full browser-header curl and the WebFetch tool). This is reported as a genuine, unresolved gap rather than assumed from a peer Colorado jurisdiction.
  • Fee updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Permit fee record added: Building/Electrical Permit Fee (valuation-based, Council-adopted schedule) (Per Resolution No. 2024-12-16H, Exhibit A 'Town of Mountain View Fee Schedule' (Chapter 18 - Building Regulations, 'Building Permit Fees Set By Resolution' table, updated 12/12/2024): $40.00 for valuation $1.00-$500.00; $40.00 for the first $500.00 plus $2.00 per additional $100.00 (or fraction) up to $2,000.00; $70.00 for the first $2,000.00 plus $14.00 per additional $1,000.00 (or fraction) from $2,001.00-$25,000.00; $391.25 for the first $25,000.00 plus $10.10 per additional $1,000.00 from $25,001.00-$50,000.00; $643.75 for the first $50,000.00 plus $7.00 per additional $1,000.00 from $50,001.00-$100,000.00; $993.75 for the first $100,000.00 plus $5.60 per additional $1,000.00 from $100,001.00-$500,000.00; continuing to scale down per-$1,000 above that)

  • Fee updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Permit fee record added: Plan Review Fee (65% of the Building Permit Fee)

  • Fee updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Permit fee record removed: Electrical Fee

  • Timeline updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — plan-review timeline record updated: 5–10 business days

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Nunn, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 9 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Kellogg, Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + International Building Code (IBC), 2018 edition, as adopted by the State of Idaho/Idaho Building Code Board, effective January 1, 2021 — per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-1.A (Ord. 593, 1-10-2018; amd. Ord. 616, 12-9-2020), current through Ord. 642 (11-12-2025); plan check fee reserved to council resolution
    • + International Residential Code (IRC), 2018 edition, as adopted by the State of Idaho/Idaho Building Code Board, effective January 1, 2021 — per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-1.E (same enabling/amending ordinances); also referenced directly on the Re-Roof Permit Application (ice shield underlayment, dry-rot/structural requirements per I.R.C.)
    • + International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), 2018 edition (residential-portion amendments), effective January 1, 2021 — per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-1.B
    • + International Existing Building Code (IEBC), 2018 edition, as adopted by the State of Idaho/Idaho Building Code Board, effective January 1, 2021 — per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-1.F
    • + Idaho Manufactured Home Installation Standard (IMHIS) — per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-1.C
    • + American National Standard ICC/ANSI A117.1 (accessibility) — per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-1.D
    • + 2026-07-23: the full text of Kellogg's adopted building code chapter (City Code Title 4, Chapter 1 — Building Code) was successfully retrieved live via the Browser pane against American Legal Publishing's JavaScript-rendered code library (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/kelloggid/latest/kellogg_id/0-0-0-5133), resolving the prior gap; code shown current through Ord. 642 (11-12-2025) per the library's own overview page
    • − International Building Code (IBC) — city adopts the IBC on its standard 3-year publication cycle per the City of Kellogg Building Department page
    • − International Residential Code (IRC) — referenced directly on the Re-Roof Permit Application (ice shield underlayment, dry-rot/structural requirements per I.R.C.)
    • − Note: the full text of Kellogg's adopted building code chapter (City Code Title/Chapter — Building Code) is hosted on American Legal Publishing's JavaScript-rendered code library (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/kelloggid) and could not be independently retrieved as static text; the specific edition-year and any local amendments to the IBC/IRC could not be confirmed beyond what the city's own building-department page and permit-application PDFs state
  • Fee updated

    Kellogg, Idaho — Residential Building Permit (New Construction / Addition / Alteration) fee record added: City of Kellogg building permit fee (structural/valuation-based) (null)

  • Fee updated

    Kellogg, Idaho — Re-Roof Permit fee record added: City of Kellogg re-roof permit fee (null)

  • Fee updated

    Kellogg, Idaho — Fence Permit fee record added: City of Kellogg fence permit fee (null)

  • Codes updated

    Plain City, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + International Building Code (IBC) — adopted per Plain City Code § 9-1-1(A) pursuant to Utah Code Annotated § 58-56-4(2) and Utah Administrative Code R156-56-701, as modified by chapter 11 of the supplement to the IBC promulgated by the International Code Council, and amended per statewide amendments in Utah Administrative Code R156-56-704 (automatically updated per § 9-1-1(C) whenever the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing/Uniform Building Code Commission adopts new statewide amendments). Per Utah Code § 15A-2-103 (re-verified live 2026-07-23), the statewide-adopted edition is now the 2024 IBC (including Appendices C and J), which took effect July 1, 2026 and supersedes the prior 2021 IBC edition (effective July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2026) — Plain City's automatic-adoption clause carries this forward without any local ordinance action required.
    • + International Residential Code (IRC) — adopted by reference within IBC standards per Plain City Code § 9-1-1(A) ('...together with standards incorporated into the IBC by reference, including...the international residential code (IRC) promulgated by the International Code Council'). Statewide-adopted edition is the 2021 IRC per Utah Code § 15A-2-103 — re-verified live 2026-07-23; the 2026-07-01 statewide IBC transition to the 2024 edition did NOT carry the IRC forward, so 2021 remains current.
    • + International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — adopted by reference within IBC standards per Plain City Code § 9-1-1(A). Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(h) specifies the current statewide-adopted edition as the 2024 IECC (re-verified live 2026-07-23). Plain City's Residential Building Permit Plan Submittal Requirements (Doc 475) additionally requires a REScheck energy analysis report showing compliance with the model energy code, passing by a minimum of 3% if using the Utah Energy Conservation Method.
    • − International Building Code (IBC) — adopted per Plain City Code § 9-1-1(A) pursuant to Utah Code Annotated § 58-56-4(2) and Utah Administrative Code R156-56-701, as modified by chapter 11 of the supplement to the IBC promulgated by the International Code Council, and amended per statewide amendments in Utah Administrative Code R156-56-704 (automatically updated per § 9-1-1(C) whenever the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing/Uniform Building Code Commission adopts new statewide amendments). Per Utah Code § 15A-2-103, the statewide-adopted edition is the 2021 IBC (effective July 1, 2023), with the 2024 IBC taking effect July 1, 2026.
    • − International Residential Code (IRC) — adopted by reference within IBC standards per Plain City Code § 9-1-1(A) ('...together with standards incorporated into the IBC by reference, including...the international residential code (IRC) promulgated by the International Code Council'). Statewide-adopted edition is the 2021 IRC per Utah Code § 15A-2-103.
    • − International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — adopted by reference within IBC standards per Plain City Code § 9-1-1(A). Plain City's Residential Building Permit Plan Submittal Requirements (Doc 475) additionally requires a REScheck energy analysis report showing compliance with the model energy code, passing by a minimum of 3% if using the Utah Energy Conservation Method.
  • Fee updated

    Plain City, Utah — Residential Building Permit fee record added: Building Permit Fee (residential, valuation-based — 1997 UBC Table 1-A) (Valuation-based per Table 1-A of the 1997 Uniform Building Code — not a fixed dollar figure. Example brackets: $1-$500 valuation = $23.50; $501-$2,000 = $23.50 + $3.05 per additional $100 (or fraction) up to $2,000; $2,001-$25,000 = $69.25 + $14.00 per additional $1,000 (or fraction) up to $25,000; $25,001-$50,000 = $391.75 + $10.10 per additional $1,000 up to $50,000; $50,001-$100,000 = $643.75 + $7.00 per additional $1,000 up to $100,000; $100,001-$500,000 = $993.75 + $5.60 per additional $1,000 up to $500,000; $500,001-$1,000,000 = $3,233.75 + $4.75 per additional $1,000 up to $1,000,000; over $1,000,000 = $5,608.75 + $3.65 per additional $1,000.)

  • Fee updated

    Plain City, Utah — Commercial Building Permit fee record added: Building Permit Fee (commercial, valuation-based — 1997 UBC Table 1-A) (Valuation-based per Table 1-A of the 1997 Uniform Building Code — not a fixed dollar figure. Example brackets: $1-$500 valuation = $23.50; $501-$2,000 = $23.50 + $3.05 per additional $100 (or fraction) up to $2,000; $2,001-$25,000 = $69.25 + $14.00 per additional $1,000 (or fraction) up to $25,000; $25,001-$50,000 = $391.75 + $10.10 per additional $1,000 up to $50,000; $50,001-$100,000 = $643.75 + $7.00 per additional $1,000 up to $100,000; $100,001-$500,000 = $993.75 + $5.60 per additional $1,000 up to $500,000; $500,001-$1,000,000 = $3,233.75 + $4.75 per additional $1,000 up to $1,000,000; over $1,000,000 = $5,608.75 + $3.65 per additional $1,000.)

  • Fee updated

    Plain City, Utah — Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit fee record added: Building Permit Fee (tenant improvement, valuation-based — 1997 UBC Table 1-A) (Valuation-based per Table 1-A of the 1997 Uniform Building Code — not a fixed dollar figure. Example brackets: $1-$500 valuation = $23.50; $501-$2,000 = $23.50 + $3.05 per additional $100 (or fraction) up to $2,000; $2,001-$25,000 = $69.25 + $14.00 per additional $1,000 (or fraction) up to $25,000; $25,001-$50,000 = $391.75 + $10.10 per additional $1,000 up to $50,000; $50,001-$100,000 = $643.75 + $7.00 per additional $1,000 up to $100,000; $100,001-$500,000 = $993.75 + $5.60 per additional $1,000 up to $500,000; $500,001-$1,000,000 = $3,233.75 + $4.75 per additional $1,000 up to $1,000,000; over $1,000,000 = $5,608.75 + $3.65 per additional $1,000.)

  • Fee updated

    Plain City, Utah — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Building Permit Fee (EV charger/electrical, valuation-based — 1997 UBC Table 1-A) (Valuation-based per Table 1-A of the 1997 Uniform Building Code — not a fixed dollar figure. Example brackets: $1-$500 valuation = $23.50; $501-$2,000 = $23.50 + $3.05 per additional $100 (or fraction) up to $2,000; $2,001-$25,000 = $69.25 + $14.00 per additional $1,000 (or fraction) up to $25,000; $25,001-$50,000 = $391.75 + $10.10 per additional $1,000 up to $50,000; $50,001-$100,000 = $643.75 + $7.00 per additional $1,000 up to $100,000; $100,001-$500,000 = $993.75 + $5.60 per additional $1,000 up to $500,000; $500,001-$1,000,000 = $3,233.75 + $4.75 per additional $1,000 up to $1,000,000; over $1,000,000 = $5,608.75 + $3.65 per additional $1,000.)

  • Fee updated

    Plain City, Utah — Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit fee record removed: Commercial Tenant Improvement Permit Fee — not published

  • Fee updated

    Plain City, Utah — Commercial Building Permit fee record removed: Commercial Building Permit Fee — not published

  • Timeline updated

    Richfield, Utah — plan-review timeline record updated: 10–14 business days

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Unincorporated Bonneville County, Idaho — fee schedule re-verified across 3 permit types

  • Fee updated

    Akron, Colorado — Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit fee record added: Statewide aggregate solar permit fee cap — Commercial (nonresidential, under 2 MW) ($1,000 (combined Town + State Electrical Board fees), or actual cost of issuing/reviewing the permit if lower)

  • Fee updated

    Akron, Colorado — Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit fee record updated: $500 (combined Town + State Electrical Board fees) → $500 (combined Town + State Electrical Board fees), or actual cost of issuing/reviewing the permit if lower

  • Fee updated

    Akron, Colorado — Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit fee record removed: Statewide aggregate solar permit fee cap — Commercial

  • Fee updated

    Bloomfield, New Mexico — Street Excavation Permit fee record updated: $25.00 → $50.00

  • Permit type added

    Fredonia, Arizona — Sign Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Fredonia, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm System Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Fredonia, Arizona — Certificate of Occupancy / Change of Use record added

  • Permit type added

    Gila Bend, Arizona — Sign Permit (Commercial/Business Signage) record added

  • Permit type added

    Gila Bend, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler & Fire Alarm Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Gila Bend, Arizona — Certificate of Occupancy / Change of Use record added

  • Permit type added

    Gila River Indian Community, Arizona — Sign & Billboard Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Gila River Indian Community, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm System Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Gila River Indian Community, Arizona — Change of Occupancy / Certificate of Occupancy record added

  • Permit type added

    Gilbert, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler & Fire Alarm System Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Gilbert, Arizona — Certificate of Occupancy / Change of Occupancy record added

  • Codes updated

    Ault, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC) / International Plumbing Code (IPC) — inferred from the SAFEbuilt submittal procedures' consistent requirement of 'Mechanical/Plumbing Plans' stamped by a Colorado-licensed engineer, cross-referenced against the same '2024 INTERNATIONAL CODES' heading used for the IBC/IECC citation on the same documents; not independently named by edition number in the source text, so carried at 'partial' confidence for the specific IMC/IPC edition number. 2026-07-23 re-chase: the Town's own codified Municipal Code (Title 15 Ch.04, Sections 030/060), recovered via Wayback Machine archive of the now-defunct myaultgov.org portal (Sec. 030 Mechanical captured 2022-12-05: 'International Mechanical Code, 2018 Edition'; Sec. 060 Plumbing captured 2022-12-05: 'International Plumbing Code, 2012 Edition'), shows both trade codes were LAST codified at pre-2024 editions — older than, and in unresolved tension with, SAFEbuilt's current 2024-I-code submittal language; no live, currently-hosted Municipal Code exists to confirm whether these sections have since been amended to 2024 editions, so the specific currently-governing IMC/IPC edition numbers remain genuinely unconfirmed and are NOT asserted as '2024' anywhere in this file.
    • − 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC) / International Plumbing Code (IPC) — inferred from the SAFEbuilt submittal procedures' consistent requirement of 'Mechanical/Plumbing Plans' stamped by a Colorado-licensed engineer, cross-referenced against the same '2024 INTERNATIONAL CODES' heading used for the IBC/IECC citation on the same documents; not independently named by edition number in the source text, so carried at 'partial' confidence for the specific IMC/IPC edition number.
  • Fee updated

    Calhan, Colorado — Residential Building Permit (New Construction) fee record updated: Not published as a flat or schedule fee — the Town's printed application form does not list a new-construction line item; applicants must contact the Town office directly for a project-specific fee determination → TBD based on project — per the Town of Calhan's own official Fee Schedule (Updated 11/10/25), the 'Building Permit' line item's CURRENT value is stated verbatim as 'TBD based on project'; the printed Building Permit Application form separately has no new-construction line item and directs applicants to contact the Town office for a project-specific determination

  • Codes updated

    Federal Heights, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2018 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), including appendices A, B and C — DRIFT FIX 2026-07-23: prior entry incorrectly said '2021 IFGC'; the actual text of Ordinance 23-02 §1(6) (verified directly against the ordinance PDF via Municode) and the current Municode codification (Sec. 10-16(6), Supp. 42, online content updated May 28, 2026) both read 'International Fuel Gas Code, 2018 Edition' — Federal Heights retained the 2018 IFGC alongside the 2018 IECC rather than elevating it to 2021 with the rest of the 2021-cycle codes in Ordinance 23-02
    • − 2021 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), amended — Ordinance 23-02
  • Fee updated

    Frederick, Colorado — Demolition Permit fee record updated: Amount not itemized as a standalone line in the accessible portion of the 2026 Fee Schedule; the schedule lists a 'Demolition of Structure' heading immediately preceding the Foundation Only Permit Fee entry but the specific dollar figure was not legible in the extracted text → $200.00

  • Codes updated

    Garden City, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Building Code (IBC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + 2024 International Residential Code (IRC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — UPDATED 2026-07-23: Ordinance No. 11-2025 adopts the FULL 2024 IECC by reference (with local amendments to R402.5.1.3 air-leakage testing — 3 ACH50 detached / 5 ACH50 attached — and R403.3.7 duct-leakage testing), superseding the prior 2020-era ordinance's deletion of IRC Chapter 11 in favor of the 2012 IECC. The prior file version's '7 air changes per hour' IRC R303.4 mechanical-ventilation amendment was searched for in the full text of Ordinance 11-2025 and NOT found — it does not appear to carry forward into the current adopted energy code; treated as superseded rather than re-asserted.
    • + 2024 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025; IPMC Section 604.2 still replaces 'NFPA 70' with 'Electrical Code adopted by the State of Colorado' (unchanged from the prior ordinance)
    • + 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC), as adopted by reference with local amendments — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + 2024 International Swimming and Spa Code (ISPSC), adopted by reference — UPDATED 2026-07-23: superseded the 2018 edition via Ordinance No. 11-2025
    • + Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code, 2023 Edition, adopted by reference via Ordinance No. 11-2025 (NEW 2026-07-23 finding) — this appears to be Garden City's HB22-1362-triggering energy-code update (see localAmendments note on HB22-1362 below)
    • + Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, 2025 Edition, adopted by reference via Ordinance No. 11-2025 (NEW 2026-07-23 finding)
    • + National Electrical Code (NEC), 2017 Edition, CORRECTED 2026-07-23: Garden City DOES maintain its own locally-codified Electrical Code — Municipal Code Chapter 18, Article 3, Section 18-3-10 — adopted by reference via Ordinance No. 04-2020 ('AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE, 2017 EDITION'), effective October 15, 2020, and re-codified without a base-edition change by Ordinance No. 04-2023 (May 2, 2023). Both ordinances build in an auto-update float: 'The effective edition shall be replaced by subsequent edition(s) of the National Electrical Code adopted by the State of Colorado Electrical Board... and such subsequent editions shall be effective one (1) year after' state adoption. This CORRECTS the prior version of this file, which incorrectly stated Garden City 'has not adopted its own local NEC edition' based solely on the IPMC 604.2 cross-reference to 'Electrical Code adopted by the State of Colorado' — that IPMC phrase does not negate the Town's own codified Chapter 18 Article 3 NEC adoption. What remains true and unchanged: Garden City has NOT established its own local electrical CONTRACTOR licensing board — contractor licensure still runs through the Colorado State Electrical Board (DORA), consistent with the Contemporaneous Review procedure documented elsewhere in this file. Sources: https://www.townofgardencity.com/files/3e62c10e8/ordinance-04-2020-2017-national-electric-code.pdf.pdf and https://www.townofgardencity.com/files/3d5c2fc4d/ordinance-04-2023-ordinance-amending-electrical-code.pdf.pdf
    • + Source: Ordinance No. 11-2025 ('AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, 2024 EDITION...'), read and introduced November 18, 2025, public hearing December 9, 2025, passed and adopted, signed and approved December 9, 2025, effective 30 days after publication (i.e., on or about early January 2026) — repeals Ordinance No. 02-2020 and any amendments thereto in their entirety. Confirmed live on the Town's own site (https://www.townofgardencity.com/files/18063c2b6/Ordinance+11-2025+International+Building+Code.pdf) as of 2026-07-23, listed on the Town's Ordinances and Resolutions page. This is now the governing code-adoption ordinance; Ordinance No. 02-2020 (2018-edition cycle) is retained in individual permitType `sources` arrays below only as superseded historical reference where still cited. Local-amendment SUBSTANCE (climatic/geographic design table values, sewer/gas-piping depths, gas test pressure, CO-detector distance, foundation/soils-report requirement, R309 residential fire-sprinkler deletion, deck/retaining-wall/shingle permit-exempt thresholds) was diffed against the new ordinance's full text and found IDENTICAL in substance; only code-section numbers shifted with the 2024 ICC renumbering in a few places (documented inline below where it affects a citation). HB22-1362's statewide model energy/low-carbon code requirement now DOES appear to have been triggered and satisfied — see the Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code, 2023 Edition entry above and the dated HB22-1362 note in localAmendments.
    • − 2018 International Building Code (IBC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2018 International Residential Code (IRC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2018 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2018 International Plumbing Code (IPC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2012 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — NOTE: Garden City's 2020 code-adoption ordinance explicitly adopts the 2012 IECC edition (not 2018), and further amends IRC Chapter 11 (Energy Efficiency) by deleting it in its entirety and replacing it with the 2012 IECC. This is an older energy-code edition than most Front Range peers in this corpus.
    • − 2018 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2018 International Existing Building Code (IEBC), as adopted by reference with local amendments
    • − 2018 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), adopted by reference with no local amendments
    • − Electrical work is governed by the electrical code adopted by the State of Colorado (the Town's own IPMC amendment to Section 604.2 explicitly replaces the referenced 'NFPA 70' with 'Electrical Code adopted by the State of Colorado' rather than a locally-adopted NEC edition), consistent with Garden City deferring electrical licensing/code authority to the state rather than adopting its own NEC edition.
    • − Source: Ordinance No. 02-2020 ('AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, 2018 EDITION...'), read and introduced March 3, 2020, passed and adopted April 7, 2020, effective 12:01 a.m. June 1, 2020, repealing and replacing prior code-adoption provisions of Ordinance No. 03-2016. This is the most recent code-adoption ordinance found after full search of the Town's Ordinances and Resolutions archive and Municode; no more recent adoption ordinance (e.g., updating to a 2021/2024 ICC cycle) was located as of this review, and HB22-1362's statewide model energy/low-carbon code requirements (which apply prospectively when a jurisdiction next updates its energy code) do not appear to have yet been triggered by any subsequent Garden City ordinance found in this search.
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    Holyoke, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + RE-CHASE 2026-07-23 — GAP CLOSED: Municode's Holyoke, CO library (library.municode.com/co/holyoke), previously returning 401/403 to automated tools, loaded successfully via a live browser session on this pass. The Holyoke Municipal Code, Title 15 - BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION, is codified as Supplement 2, 'Online content updated on December 13, 2024,' 'Codified through Ordinance No. 1-2024, enacted September 17, 2024.' Holyoke has adopted, by reference, as its own local code (each chapter states a certified copy is on file with the city clerk): International Building Code, 2018 edition, incl. appendices C/E/I/J (Sec. 15.04.010); International Residential Code, 2018 edition (Sec. 15.08.010); International Mechanical Code, 2018 edition, incl. appendix A (Sec. 15.12.010); International Fire Code, 2018 edition, incl. appendices B/C/D/I (Sec. 15.16.010); International Energy Conservation Code, 2018 edition (Sec. 15.20.010); International Existing Building Code, 2018 edition (Sec. 15.22.010); 'the most recent edition of the Colorado Plumbing Code as adopted by the state plumbing board' as the city's own Plumbing Code, no fixed year — floats to whatever edition the state plumbing board currently has in effect (Sec. 15.24.010); and the National Electrical Code, 2017 edition, 'as adopted by the state' (Sec. 15.26.010). Quoted directly from the live Municode page.
    • + Local modifications on file (2026-07-23 re-chase): IBC 2018 Sec. 101.1 retitled 'Building Code of the City of Holyoke'; Sec. 103 deleted; Sec. 105.2 (Work Exempt from Permit) amended so 'fences not over six feet, three inches high' and 'retaining walls...not over four feet' are REMOVED from the exempt list (i.e., these now DO require a permit; see chapter 17.28 for fencing). IRC 2018 Sec. 101.1 retitled 'Residential Code of the City of Holyoke'; Sec. 104.10.1 (Flood Hazard Areas) deleted; Sec. 105.2 amended — exempt from permit: one-story detached accessory structures ≤120 sq ft; and 'decks not exceeding 120 square feet in area, that are not more than 18 inches above grade at any point, are not attached to a dwelling and do not serve the exit door required by section R311.4'; also exempt: like-for-like window/door replacement with no framing change; Sec. R313 (Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems) deleted; Sec. N1102.4.1.2 (Testing) deleted. IMC 2018 Sec. 106.2 amended to exempt like-for-like category-one furnace/water-heater and A/C replacement (R-3 occupancies, prior install permitted/inspected/approved) from a new permit, and adds 'Sec. 106.5.2 Fee schedule. Fees for any permit, plan review or inspection required by this code shall be established from time to time by resolution of the city council' (confirms the fee-setting MECHANISM — a standalone council resolution, not a codified table — while the dollar figures themselves remain unpublished online; see the fee-schedule note below). IFC 2018 and IECC 2018 each retitled to the City of Holyoke's name in Sec. 101.1/C101.1 with no other substantive local modification noted.
    • + HB22-1362 (Colorado's statewide low-energy/carbon code requirement) and its predecessor HB19-1260 both operate on a 'when a jurisdiction updates its building code, the energy code update must accompany it' trigger — neither is a blanket mandate independent of a local update, and neither contains a population-based exemption threshold. The 2026-07-23 re-chase confirms the IECC edition currently on Holyoke's books is 2018 (not a newer low-energy cycle), but it could NOT establish exactly when Title 15's ICC chapters were last substantively enacted/updated: none of the Sec. 15.04.010 through 15.26.010 adoption sections carry an inline '(Ord. No. ___, ____)' legislative-history citation in the Municode text (unlike, e.g., the Mobile Home chapter at Sec. 15.28.010, which cites 'Ord. No. 5-1975'), and the code's front-matter 'codified through Ordinance No. 1-2024' banner reflects the single most-recent ordinance affecting ANY part of the whole Municipal Code, not necessarily Title 15 specifically. Whether HB22-1362 currently binds Holyoke therefore remains genuinely unresolved after this chase — recorded as such, not assumed either way — though it is now pinned down that whatever cycle IS in force is the 2018 ICC family, a materially more precise fact than the prior 'no edition found' state.
    • + RE-CHASE 2026-07-23 — GAP CLOSED (supersedes the DORA-vs-city ambiguity flagged in the prior 2026-07-06 pass): Holyoke Municipal Code Title 15 contains the City's OWN codified Electrical Code chapter (Sec. 15.26.010, adopting NEC 2017 'as adopted by the state,' expressly 'to provide for the issuance of permits and collection of fees therefor') and Plumbing Code chapter (Sec. 15.24.010, adopting by reference the state plumbing board's current Colorado Plumbing Code 'as the plumbing code of the CITY... providing for the issuance of permits and collection of fees therefor'). Both are codified as the City's own local ordinances under Title 15 - Buildings and Construction (footnoted to C.R.S. § 31-15-601 et seq., municipal building/fire-regulation power, and C.R.S. § 31-16-202, authority to adopt codes by reference) — not merely descriptive cross-references to a separate state process. This directly corroborates, on a live primary legal source, the City's own Forms & Documents page listing 'wiring' and 'plumbing' among its administered Building Department permit types, and as a home-rule municipality Holyoke has independent authority to run its own electrical/plumbing permitting program regardless of whether DORA's 'no state inspections in these counties' list includes Phillips County — that DORA list concerns default authority over UNINCORPORATED county land, not an incorporated home-rule city's own adopted code. Electrical and plumbing permits in Holyoke are therefore treated in this file as CITY-issued (City of Holyoke Building Department), under Secs. 15.26.010 and 15.24.010 respectively — not State of Colorado (DORA) issued. Remaining open, NOT resolved by the ordinance text: whether the City's own staff performs the physical inspections in-house or engages a state-certified/contract inspector — an operational detail the ordinance does not address.
    • + Fee-schedule mechanism CONFIRMED via primary ordinance text (2026-07-23), even though the dollar figures remain unpublished online: IMC Sec. 106.5.2 ('Fees...shall be established from time to time by resolution of the city council'); Zoning Sec. 17.44.050, Building permit—Fee ('A fee for the examination and administration of a building permit shall be payable to the city upon receipt of the application. The fee shall be as set from time to time by action of the city council and set out in the fee schedule.'); and the Mobile Home Regulations chapter, which repeatedly references applicants paying 'a fee in an amount set out in the consolidated fee schedule' (Secs. 15.28.040, 15.28.090). All three confirm Holyoke fees are set by a standalone CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION establishing a 'consolidated fee schedule' — a document that is NOT part of the codified ordinances Municode publishes and was not located published online after this re-chase: checked the live city_council.php and city_clerk.php pages (no agendas/minutes/resolutions posted), ran a fresh Wayback Machine CDX index of the entire cityofholyoke-co.gov domain (562 archived URLs, filtered for fee/resolution/schedule/budget/council/minutes/agenda — the only hit was an unrelated 'Records Request Fees Schedule.pdf,' a CORA records-request fee document, not a building-permit fee schedule), and a live web search for 'City of Holyoke Colorado fee schedule resolution building permit' (returned only the already-flagged wrong-jurisdiction holyoke.org Massachusetts site plus unrelated other-Colorado-jurisdiction fee schedules). The consolidated fee schedule is confirmed to exist as a real governing document by council resolution, but its actual dollar figures remain genuinely unrecoverable via public online sources as of this pass.
    • − No specific adopted building code edition (e.g., a numbered IBC/IRC year) could be found published anywhere on the City of Holyoke, CO website, in its Forms & Documents Building Department document center, in its downloadable permit applications, or in its Municipal Ordinances page (which links out to Municode's Holyoke, CO library at library.municode.com/co/holyoke, but that library's actual code text is served through an authenticated Angular/API-driven interface that returned 401/403 to both automated fetch and direct API queries — the ordinance text itself could not be retrieved through any available channel after multiple chase attempts, including a same-origin-style browser User-Agent request and direct Municode API endpoints).
    • − The city's own downloadable 'Building Guides' (Addition, Basement, Garage, Patio Covers/Carport, Roof, Uncovered Decks, Enclosing Patio — bilingual English/Spanish, all dated 8/30/03 in the PDF footer) are generic templates published by the 'Colorado Chapter of the International Conference of Building Officials' (ICC Colorado Chapter, P.O. Box 961, Arvada CO 80001) as a 'basic plan submission under the International Residential Code' — they reference 'el I.R.C.' (the IRC) generically and cite IRC Table R404.1.1(2) for crawlspace reinforcement, but never name a specific code YEAR/edition. This is the same generic statewide building-guide series used by many small Colorado jurisdictions and does not by itself establish which edition Holyoke has locally adopted.
    • − The 2020 Building Permit Application and 2020 Re-siding/Re-roofing/Soffit Permit Application (the city's own downloadable PDF forms) likewise contain no code-edition citation; they reference only 'laws and ordinances governing this type of work' generically and require a 180-day permit expiration (work must commence within 180 days or the permit becomes null and void).
    • − Given the complete absence of any publicly accessible adopted-code-edition citation after chasing the city website, its full document center, its Municipal Ordinances page, Municode (blocked), and multiple web searches for 'Holyoke Colorado' + specific IBC/IRC edition years, this file does NOT assert a specific adopted code edition. It is plausible (consistent with a real pattern already documented elsewhere in this corpus, e.g. Burlington, CO) that Holyoke has not formally re-adopted a current-cycle IBC/IRC/IECC and instead administers permitting under long-standing general ordinances plus the 2003-era ICC Colorado Chapter building-guide program — but this could not be confirmed as fact, so codesAdopted is left honestly incomplete rather than invented.
    • − HB22-1362 (Colorado's statewide low-energy/carbon code requirement) and its predecessor HB19-1260 (statewide IECC-adoption trigger) BOTH operate on a 'when a jurisdiction updates its building code, the energy code update must accompany it' trigger — neither law imposes a blanket energy-code mandate independent of a local code update, and neither law contains a population-based municipal exemption threshold (a prior premise assuming a flat 2,500-population exemption was confirmed WRONG in the task brief; that threshold belongs to SB25-141, a bill that was never enacted, and this file does not repeat that error). Since no evidence was found that Holyoke has recently updated its building code (its published building-guide materials and permit forms date to 2003-2020 with no visible current-cycle code citation), this file cannot honestly assert that Holyoke is either bound by or exempt from HB22-1362's energy-code floor — that status is recorded as unresolved after full chasing, not assumed either way.
    • − Electrical and Plumbing permitting authority: the Colorado Division of Professions and Occupations (DORA), State Electrical Board and State Plumbing Board, publish an official FAQ list titled 'NO STATE ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS IN THESE COUNTIES' and 'NO STATE PLUMBING INSPECTIONS IN THESE COUNTIES' (dora.state.co.us/pls/real/ep_web_faq_gui.show_page, retrieved directly) — these are the Colorado counties that have requested and run their OWN local electrical/plumbing inspection programs, so the State Boards do NOT issue permits there. Phillips County does not appear on EITHER list (the electrical list is: Arapahoe, Eagle, Pueblo, Boulder, El Paso, Routt, Broomfield, Jefferson, Summit, Chaffee, Douglas, Teller, Denver, Adams, Weld, Pitkin; the plumbing list is: Adams, Douglas, La Plata, Rio Blanco, Arapahoe, Eagle, Lake, Routt, Baca, El Paso, Larimer, San Juan, Boulder, Elbert, Mesa, Rio Grande, Broomfield, Garfield, Moffat, Summit, Chaffee, Gilpin, Pueblo, Teller, Cheyenne, Grand, Denver, Jefferson, Clear Creek, Jackson, Pitkin, Weld). This means Phillips County — and Holyoke within it — defaults to STATE-issued electrical and plumbing permits (Colorado State Electrical Board / State Plumbing Board, DORA) UNLESS Holyoke independently runs its own certified local inspection program that opted out at the city (not county) level. No evidence of a Holyoke-specific local electrical or plumbing inspection program was found anywhere on the city's website (the city's Electric Department page describes only its municipal electric utility/power-line service since 1909, with no mention of an inspection program, permitting, or licensing function). The city's own Re-siding/Re-roofing/Soffit and general Building Permit applications include a generic 'License: Class/No./Exp.' field without specifying state vs. local licensure. Based on the DORA county-list evidence and absence of any Holyoke-specific electrical/plumbing inspection program on the city's site, electrical and plumbing permits for Holyoke are treated in this file as issued by the State of Colorado (DORA State Electrical Board / State Plumbing Board), not the City Building Department — noted as partial confidence given the city's own materials do not explicitly confirm this deferral in writing.
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    Holyoke, Colorado — Electrical Permit fee record added: Electrical Permit Fee (null)

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    Holyoke, Colorado — Plumbing Permit fee record added: Plumbing Permit Fee (null)

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    Holyoke, Colorado — Electrical Permit fee record removed: State Electrical Permit Fee

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    Holyoke, Colorado — Plumbing Permit fee record removed: State Plumbing Permit Fee

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    Hudson, Colorado — Plumbing Permit fee record added: One Stop Permit — Sanitary Sewer/Water Repair (Variable (billed under the general valuation-based Building Permit Fee; no flat dollar figure published for this category, unlike Hot Water Heater Replacement/Reroof))

  • Fee updated

    Pueblo, Colorado — Residential Building Permit (New Construction) fee record added: New Residence — Finished Existing Basement ($19.50 per square foot)

  • Codes updated

    Cocopah Indian Tribe, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Re-chased exhaustively 2026-07-23 via genuinely new avenues beyond cocopah.com: Cocopah Indian Housing and Development (CIHAD) -- the Tribe's separate housing authority, established by Tribal Ordinance per its own published Tribal Housing Code -- was located as a distinct department on the Tribe's live Departments page, operating its own website (cocopahcihad.org, serving the same content as ontherez.org) with its own Document Library. CIHAD's published 'Property Management Policies and Procedures' manual (dated 1-31-2007, live and current on CIHAD's Document Library as of 2026-07-23) states, under Section 'Construction/Building Code Requirements' governing resident-initiated structural modifications to CIHAD-administered housing units: 'All construction shall be done in accordance with the International Residential Code. CIHAD shall be given the opportunity to inspect the work during all phases of completion.' This is the first live source located anywhere in Cocopah's public online presence naming a specific building-code family (the IRC), confirming at least CIHAD housing-authority-administered residential construction is governed by the International Residential Code -- however, no edition year is stated, and this citation is scoped to CIHAD's own housing stock; it is not independently confirmed to be identical to the Planning Department's separately-referenced 'Cocopah Tribe Building Code standards' governing the general Land Use/Building Permit (which also covers non-residential commercial and community construction). Also checked in this pass and confirmed NOT to hold the missing information: the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Fort Yuma Agency (256 S 2nd Avenue, Suite D, Yuma, AZ 85364, 928-782-1202), confirmed via bia.gov as the BIA agency office serving the Cocopah Tribe, which handles trust-land realty functions rather than building-permit issuance or code adoption and publishes no building code or fee schedule; Municode, American Legal Publishing, and Sterling Codifiers tribal-code hosting libraries (no Cocopah Tribe listing on any of the three); the Cocopah TERO (Tribal Employment Rights Office) (no published ordinance or fee schedule located online); and a full Wayback Machine capture-history scan of cocopah.com (4,353 unique URLs captured across the site's history) for any fee-schedule or building-code document (none found; only two irrelevant circa-1999/2000 pheasant-hunting-permit PDFs turned up under generic 'permit'-named filenames). None of these additional avenues surfaced a numeric Planning Department fee schedule or a code edition year for the general Land Use/Building Permit -- that remains a confirmed gap. Sources: CIHAD Property Management Policies and Procedures, https://ontherez.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Property-Management-Policies-and-Procedures-1-31-2007.pdf, fetched live 2026-07-23; Cocopah Indian Tribe Departments page (CIHAD listing), https://www.cocopah.com/departments.html, fetched live 2026-07-23; BIA Fort Yuma Agency, https://www.bia.gov/regional-offices/western/fort-yuma-agency, fetched live 2026-07-23.
  • Fee updated

    Gila River Indian Community, Arizona — New Electrical Service (GRICUA Coordination) fee record added: GRICUA Design Fee (new/modified electrical service) ($2.50 per Amp of service disconnect/panel)

  • Fee updated

    Gila River Indian Community, Arizona — New Electrical Service (GRICUA Coordination) fee record added: GRICUA Initial Design Deposit — residential ('Custom Type') (Not a fixed dollar figure — set at GRICUA's sole discretion, Manager approval required)

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    Hualapai Tribe, Arizona — TERC Development Permit (Low-Impact / General Development Environmental Review) fee record added: TERC development-permit application fee/service charge (None currently codified. VERIFIED NEGATIVE (2026-07-23): TERC Rules Section 405 authorizes the TERC Board to charge application/filing fees and states 'a schedule of application fees and service charges... is set out in Appendix D of these rules,' but the Rules document's own front-matter Table of Contents marks Appendix D 'Fees for Permit Applications' as '[planned, but not yet written]' — and the live PDF (all 65 pages fetched and reviewed 2026-07-23) confirms it ends mid-Appendix C without ever including Appendix D. No TERC development-permit fee schedule has ever been codified.)

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    Hualapai Tribe, Arizona — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record updated: Application cover instructions state 1% of project amount; the fee block on the same application form separately states 'TERO Tax is 5%' -- these two figures conflict within the Tribe's own published document and are not reconciled by any other source located in this research pass → 5% of the total project/contract amount, paid at the beginning of each project. RESOLVED 2026-07-23: the revised Hualapai TERO Ordinance No. 01-80 (Tribal Council Resolution No. 76-2019, April 6, 2019), Section 9, states: 'Every covered construction contractor or enterprise with a contract of $1.00 or more shall pay a TERO tax fee of 5% of the total project/contract amount.' This applies to EV charger/EVSE installation contracts the same as any other construction contract on the Reservation and resolves the prior conflict with the Building Permit Application form's stale 1% cover-page text.

  • Fee updated

    Hualapai Tribe, Arizona — Building Permit (General Construction) fee record updated: Application cover instructions state 1% of project amount; the fee block on the same application form separately states 'TERO Tax is 5%' — these two figures conflict within the Tribe's own published document and are not reconciled by any other source located in this research pass. → 5% of the total project/contract amount, paid at the beginning of each project. RESOLVED 2026-07-23: the revised Hualapai TERO Ordinance No. 01-80 (as amended by Tribal Council Resolution No. 76-2019, April 6, 2019), Section 9 ('Hualapai TERO Tax Fees and Sanctions'), states verbatim: 'Every covered construction contractor or enterprise with a contract of $1.00 or more shall pay a TERO tax fee of 5% of the total project/contract amount. It will be paid at the beginning of each project.' The ordinance's own cover 'TERO Notice' page independently repeats the same figure: 'the ordinance require a 5% of the total construction contract amount as a one-time Employment Administration fee on each construction contract... made payable to the Hualapai Finance Department 1-928-769-2216.' This resolves the prior conflict with the Building Permit Application form's cover-instructions text (which stated 1%) — 5% is the current, codified, governing rate; the 1% figure on the application form's cover page is stale/erroneous.

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    Hualapai Tribe, Arizona — Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit fee record updated: Application cover instructions state 1% of project amount; the fee block on the same application form separately states 'TERO Tax is 5%' — these two figures conflict within the Tribe's own published document and are not reconciled by any other source located in this research pass → 5% of the total project/contract amount, paid at the beginning of each project. RESOLVED 2026-07-23: the revised Hualapai TERO Ordinance No. 01-80 (Tribal Council Resolution No. 76-2019, April 6, 2019), Section 9, states: 'Every covered construction contractor or enterprise with a contract of $1.00 or more shall pay a TERO tax fee of 5% of the total project/contract amount.' This applies to solar construction contracts the same as any other construction contract on the Reservation and resolves the prior conflict with the Building Permit Application form's stale 1% cover-page text.

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    Unincorporated Santa Cruz County, Arizona — Commercial/Multi-Family Building Permit (New Construction, Tenant Improvement) fee record added: TAC (Technical Advisory Committee) Development Plan Review Fee ($300.00 flat (covers up to 3 reviews); $100.00 for each additional review thereafter)

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    Unincorporated Santa Cruz County, Arizona — Grading Permit (Standalone / Excavation and Grading) fee record added: TAC (Technical Advisory Committee) Development Plan Review Fee — grading reviewed under Planning and Zoning jurisdiction ($300.00 flat (covers up to 3 reviews); $100.00 for each additional review thereafter)

  • Timeline updated

    Unincorporated Yuma County, Arizona — plan-review timeline record updated: 14–29 business days

  • Codes updated

    Wickenburg, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 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.
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    Wickenburg, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 7 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Town of Winkelman, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Per the 2024 AZBO Directory (the same statewide industry directory independently cross-checked for the neighboring City of Globe file, where it was found to be stale and superseded by a 2024 city ordinance), Winkelman's listed adopted codes are the 2006 International Codes (I-Codes) and the 2002 National Electrical Code (NEC). UNLIKE Globe, this research found NO subsequent Winkelman town ordinance, resolution, or published code-update document anywhere (Town of Winkelman website, Town of Winkelman Council Documents page, Arizona Memory Project archive, League of Arizona Cities and Towns records) that supersedes this 2006 I-Codes/2002 NEC listing. This 2006/2002 code-cycle citation should therefore be treated as the best-available but NOT independently re-confirmed-current figure — it could not be verified against a live Winkelman-specific ordinance text because no such published, hosted ordinance/code text (e.g., via Municode, CodePublishing, or the Town's own site) was found to exist for Winkelman as of July 2026. Source: 2024 Arizona Building Officials (AZBO) Directory, Town of Winkelman entry (206 Giffin Avenue, Clerk: Sylvia Kerlock). Re-checked 2026-07-23 against the newly-published 2026 AZBO Directory (azbo.us, live fetch) — the Winkelman entry is unchanged and still lists 2006 I-Codes/2002 NEC, meaning the same figure has now persisted across at least two directory editions (2024 and 2026); this makes it less likely to be a stale one-off data-entry error, but it is still an industry-directory listing, not a Winkelman-issued ordinance text, so it remains the best-available rather than an independently ordinance-confirmed figure.
    • − Per the 2024 AZBO Directory (the same statewide industry directory independently cross-checked for the neighboring City of Globe file, where it was found to be stale and superseded by a 2024 city ordinance), Winkelman's listed adopted codes are the 2006 International Codes (I-Codes) and the 2002 National Electrical Code (NEC). UNLIKE Globe, this research found NO subsequent Winkelman town ordinance, resolution, or published code-update document anywhere (Town of Winkelman website, Town of Winkelman Council Documents page, Arizona Memory Project archive, League of Arizona Cities and Towns records) that supersedes this 2006 I-Codes/2002 NEC listing. This 2006/2002 code-cycle citation should therefore be treated as the best-available but NOT independently re-confirmed-current figure — it could not be verified against a live Winkelman-specific ordinance text because no such published, hosted ordinance/code text (e.g., via Municode, CodePublishing, or the Town's own site) was found to exist for Winkelman as of July 2026. Source: 2024 Arizona Building Officials (AZBO) Directory, Town of Winkelman entry (206 Giffin Avenue, Clerk: Sylvia Kerlock).
  • Bulk update

    Permit-type records re-verified across 22 jurisdictions

  • Fee updated

    Artesia, New Mexico — Manufactured / Mobile Home Placement Permit fee record added: Manufactured Home Placement Permit (MHPP) (No dollar figure is codified; verified-negative confirmed 2026-07-23 via City Code Sec. 9-16-2 (Fee Schedule): fees for an MHPP are established and revised by resolution of the City Council (not stated in the ordinance text itself), and 'the fee schedule shall be available for review in the office of the community development director' -- i.e. the governing fee schedule is deliberately not codified or posted online; it must be reviewed in person)

  • Fee updated

    Artesia, New Mexico — Manufactured / Mobile Home Placement Permit fee record removed: Manufactured Home Placement Permit

  • Fee updated

    Bloomfield, New Mexico — Change of Use / Certificate of Occupancy Permit fee record added: Building and Zoning Compliance Application / Certificate of Zoning Compliance (City of Bloomfield) ($25.00)

  • Fee updated

    Bloomfield, New Mexico — Change of Use / Certificate of Occupancy Permit fee record removed: Building and Zoning Compliance Application (City of Bloomfield)

  • Fee updated

    Edgewood, New Mexico — Development Permit (Town Zoning & Floodplain Compliance Review) fee record updated: Not published online → $100.00

  • Fee updated

    Edgewood, New Mexico — Change of Use / Certificate of Occupancy (composite process — no standalone Town permit) fee record updated: Not published online → $100.00

  • Fee updated

    Lochbuie, Colorado — Electrical Permit fee record updated: $15.00 per calendar year → $15.00 per calendar year, flat and NOT prorated by quarter

  • Fee updated

    Lochbuie, Colorado — Demolition Permit fee record updated: Not separately itemized in the April 2026 Fee Schedule; billed under the general Building Permit Fee Schedule or the $50.00 'no fee specifically indicated' catch-all rate → No dedicated dollar figure exists anywhere Lochbuie publishes; billed under the general valuation-based Building Permit Fee Schedule or, absent a stated valuation, the $50.00 'Building permits which no fee is specifically indicated' catch-all rate (Specialized Permit Fee Schedule item 12)

  • Fee updated

    Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico — Building Permit (New Construction, Addition, or Alteration) fee record added: Bernalillo County Building Permit Fee (Table 3-A, charged by the Village's designee for issuance) ($30.00 plus $4.00 per $1,000.00 of valuation)

  • Fee updated

    Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico — Building Permit (New Construction, Addition, or Alteration) fee record added: Bernalillo County Building Plan Review Fee (Table 3-A) ($30.00 plus $2.00 per $1,000.00 of valuation)

  • Fee updated

    Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico — EV Charger / Electric Vehicle Charging Station Permit fee record added: Electrical Permit Fee (EV charger circuit) ($23.50 administrative charge (all electrical permit applications) plus $4.00 for the applicable per-item line -- either 'Outlet: 30 amp or over including panels' or 'Residential Fixed Appliances (30 amps or over),' whichever the Building Official classifies a dedicated EV charger circuit under)

  • Fee updated

    Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico — Change of Use / Certificate of Occupancy fee record updated: Valuation-based; no fixed dollar figure published for a standalone change-of-occupancy scope → $30.00 plus $4.00 per $1,000.00 of valuation (Building Permit Fee), plus $30.00 plus $2.00 per $1,000.00 of valuation (Building Plan Review Fee)

  • Fee updated

    Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico — EV Charger / Electric Vehicle Charging Station Permit fee record removed: Electrical Permit Fee (EV charger circuit, valuation-based)

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Lovington, New Mexico — fee schedule re-verified across 2 permit types

  • Fee updated

    Saguache, Colorado — Building Permit fee record added: Town of Saguache Building Permit Fee ($20.00)

  • Fee updated

    Saguache, Colorado — EV Charger / EVSE Permit (Town Building Permit + State Electrical Permit) fee record updated: null → $20.00

  • Fee updated

    Saguache, Colorado — Solar PV Permit (Town Building Permit, Statewide Fee Cap) fee record updated: null → $20.00

  • Fee updated

    Tohono O'odham Nation, Arizona — Residential Building Permit (One- and Two-Family Dwellings) fee record added: TERO Fee (Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance 01-85, §1110) — a parallel TERO fee, NOT a Building Inspection permit fee (One-time fee of 1/2 of 1% (0.5%) of the total contract amount, for construction contracts of $100,000 or more on the Nation; paid by the primary contractor before commencing work)

  • Fee updated

    Tohono O'odham Nation, Arizona — Commercial and Public Building Permit fee record added: TERO Fee (Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance 01-85, §1110) — a parallel TERO fee, NOT a Building Inspection permit fee (One-time fee of 1/2 of 1% (0.5%) of the total contract amount, for construction contracts of $100,000 or more on the Nation; paid by the primary contractor before commencing work)

  • Fee updated

    Tohono O'odham Nation, Arizona — Residential/Commercial Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit fee record added: TERO Fee (Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance 01-85, §1110) — a parallel TERO fee, NOT a Building Inspection permit fee (One-time fee of 1/2 of 1% (0.5%) of the total contract amount, for construction contracts of $100,000 or more on the Nation; paid by the primary contractor before commencing work)

  • Fee updated

    Tohono O'odham Nation, Arizona — Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger / Charging Station Permit fee record added: TERO Fee (Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance 01-85, §1110) — a parallel TERO fee, NOT a Building Inspection permit fee (One-time fee of 1/2 of 1% (0.5%) of the total contract amount, for construction contracts of $100,000 or more on the Nation; paid by the primary contractor before commencing work)