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August 21, 2026

  • Codes updated

    Hudson, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + IMPORTANT STATUS NOTE — code edition transition in progress but NOT yet finalized: the Town's live Building Permits & Inspections page (hudsonco.gov/166/Building-Permits-Inspections) states the Town 'will adopt the 2024 ICC codes beginning June 2026, including Solar and EV-ready provisions,' and the Town has posted a document titled 'DRAFT 2024 Building Code Amendments' (DocumentCenter View/6523) proposing 2024 editions of IBC/IRC/IMC/IFGC/IPC/IECC(2024)/IPMC/IEBC/ISPSC plus a new Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code, 2023 Edition (Title 31, Article 16, Part 2, C.R.S.) as Sec. 18-43. However, that document is watermarked 'DRAFT' throughout (dated 4/02/2026), and the currently-codified Municode text of Chapter 18 (library.municode.com/co/hudson) still shows the 2018/2012 editions listed above as being in force via Ord. No. 19-13. The 2024 suite is NOT recorded as adopted until a signed ordinance/Municode update confirms it; codesAdopted above reflects the current in-force 2018/2012 baseline, with this note flagging the pending transition.
    • − IMPORTANT STATUS NOTE — code edition transition in progress but NOT yet finalized: the Town's live Building Permits & Inspections page (hudsonco.gov/166/Building-Permits-Inspections) states the Town 'will adopt the 2024 ICC codes beginning June 2026, including Solar and EV-ready provisions,' and the Town has posted a document titled 'DRAFT 2024 Building Code Amendments' (DocumentCenter View/6523) proposing 2024 editions of IBC/IRC/IMC/IFGC/IPC/IECC(2024)/IPMC/IEBC/ISPSC plus a new Colorado Model Electric and Solar Ready Code, 2023 Edition (Title 31, Article 16, Part 2, C.R.S.) as Sec. 18-43. However, that document is watermarked 'DRAFT' throughout (dated 4/02/2026) and the live, currently-codified Municode text of Chapter 18 (confirmed via search-engine cache of library.municode.com/co/hudson, page directly 403'd to automated fetch) still shows the 2018/2012 editions listed above as being in force via Ord. No. 19-13. Per this project's zero-tolerance policy, the 2024 suite is NOT recorded as adopted until a signed ordinance/Municode update is confirmed; codesAdopted above reflects the current in-force 2018/2012 baseline, with this note flagging the pending transition for the next verification pass.
  • 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 are IRC/NEC/IPC-focused. The Town's Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations, mountainview.municipal.codes/Code/18) does, however, include dedicated Articles for the IBC (Art. 4, 2021 Edition, Ord. 2024-07-15A/2019-02-11A/2010-7), IRC (Art. 13, 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). The IBC and IRC edition years (2021) are confirmed from Articles 4 and 13; the specific edition years adopted in Articles 5/7/8/11/12/4.5 (covering the IFC, IMC, IFGC, IEBC, and IECC) are not stated in the Town's public-facing materials and are not recorded here rather than assumed — see the entry above for the confirmed figures.
    • − 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 automated retrieval attempt), was successfully accessed live via a full browser session 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.
  • Codes updated

    Nogales, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Building permit fees are valuation-based: City Code Sec. 5-26 adopts the 2012 International Residential Code (IRC), including IRC Appendix L ('Permit Fees'), as the City's building-fee mechanism (current on Municode; also confirmed by Ordinance No. 2015-11-005, adopted 11/4/2015, which adopts the 2012 I-Codes + IRC Appendix L + City amendments — the full signed PDF survives in archived form). The Development Code's own Fee Schedule section (Article 3, Sec. 3.113) separately states fees are adopted 'by reference under separate City document,' consistent with the Sec. 5-26 mechanism rather than contradicting it. Plan review fee is 25% of the Building Permit Fee where project valuation is $100,000 or less, and 65% where valuation is $100,001 or more; valuation of garages, porches, canopies, and storage rooms is calculated at $14 per square foot — both figures per the City's own 'Building Permit Application Requirements' page (archived 2016-12-15; the live current page no longer republishes these figures, so they are flagged for reconfirmation, not treated as stale-and-wrong). The exact dollar-bracket IRC Appendix L valuation table is not reproduced here against ICC's own source (codes.iccsafe.org does not expose the table text for citation) — an access gap, not an unpublished-fee gap. Source: City of Nogales City Code Sec. 5-26 (Municode); Ordinance No. 2015-11-005; City of Nogales 'Building Permit Application Requirements' page (archived 2016-12-15).
    • − Building permit fees are valuation-based: City Code Sec. 5-26 adopts the 2012 International Residential Code (IRC), including IRC Appendix L ('Permit Fees'), as the City's building-fee mechanism (confirmed current on Municode; also confirmed via Ordinance No. 2015-11-005, adopted 11/4/2015, which adopts the 2012 I-Codes + IRC Appendix L + City amendments — full signed PDF recovered via Wayback Machine). The Development Code's own Fee Schedule section (Article 3, Sec. 3.113) separately states fees are adopted 'by reference under separate City document,' consistent with the Sec. 5-26 mechanism rather than contradicting it. Plan review fee is 25% of the Building Permit Fee where project valuation is $100,000 or less, and 65% where valuation is $100,001 or more; valuation of garages, porches, canopies, and storage rooms is calculated at $14 per square foot — both figures confirmed via the City's own 'Building Permit Application Requirements' page (Wayback-archived 2016-12-15; the live current page no longer republishes these figures, so they are flagged for reconfirmation, not treated as stale-and-wrong). The exact dollar-bracket IRC Appendix L valuation table itself could not be independently reproduced against ICC's source as of the last verification (codes.iccsafe.org is a JS-rendered application that blocks automated/scripted access) — a genuine access gap, not an unpublished-fee gap. Source: City of Nogales City Code Sec. 5-26 (Municode); Ordinance No. 2015-11-005; City of Nogales 'Building Permit Application Requirements' page (archived 2016-12-15).
  • Codes updated

    Osburn, Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Note: Idaho Code §39-4116 requires all Idaho local governments that enforce building codes to adopt, by ordinance, the ICC codes designated by the Idaho Building Code Board on the state's standard adoption cycle. Osburn's local adoptions are codified in Osburn Municipal Code Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Building Codes), Secs. 8-19 through 8-27, hosted on Municode (library.municode.com/id/osburn, nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO). The city's adoption of the 2018 IBC is confirmed there and in the city's own resolutions and permit-application PDFs; Sec. 8-19 also adopts the IECC and IMC, and Sec. 8-22 carries the valuation-schedule provision plus extensive local amendment text — including a complete codified design-criteria set (wind, snow, seismic, frost, soil bearing) — recorded in localAmendments below.
    • − Note: Idaho Code §39-4116 requires all Idaho local governments that enforce building codes to adopt, by ordinance, the ICC codes designated by the Idaho Building Code Board on the state's standard adoption cycle. CORRECTED 2026-08-17. This entry previously continued: 'the full text of OMC Chapter 8 is hosted on Municode's JavaScript-rendered library (library.municode.com/id/osburn) and could not be independently retrieved as static text, so specific local amendments beyond the valuation-schedule provision (§8-22) and the confirmed 2018 IBC citation could not be verified beyond what the city's own resolutions and permit-application PDFs state.' That was a statement about a fetch tool. Chapter 8 reads in full in an ordinary browser session, Sec. 8-22 alone runs to roughly 25,000 characters of local amendment text, and those amendments are now READ and recorded in localAmendments below — including a complete codified design-criteria set (wind, snow, seismic, frost, soil bearing) of which this file previously contained not one figure. Sec. 8-19 also adopts the IECC and IMC, neither of which was listed in this file. Osburn Municipal Code Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Building Codes), Secs. 8-19 through 8-27, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO).
  • Codes updated

    Sunland Park, New Mexico — adopted-codes record updated

    • + The City references its own Title 9 ('Building Regulations') of the Sunland Park Municipal Code as the governing building-permit-process title (cited in Land Development Code Section 10-4-10.1), but Title 9's full text is not publicly available: it is not hosted on the City's own website (sunlandpark-nm.gov) as a standalone PDF, and no retrievable ordinance text is published via Municode's 'nm/sunland_park' library (library.municode.com/nm/sunland_park). The specific I-Code edition years (e.g., which cycle of IBC/IRC/IPC/IMC/NEC) adopted by ordinance in Title 9 therefore cannot be confirmed beyond the fee schedule's generic reference to 'International Code Council (Uniform Building Code)' Building Valuation Data.
    • − The City references its own Title 9 ('Building Regulations') of the Sunland Park Municipal Code as the governing building-permit-process title (cited in Land Development Code Section 10-4-10.1), but Title 9's full text was not found publicly hosted on the City's own website (sunlandpark-nm.gov) as a standalone PDF, nor retrievable via Municode's library/API for the 'nm/sunland_park' client (library.municode.com/nm/sunland_park resolves to a JS-rendered app shell with no static ordinance text retrievable via direct HTTP fetch, curl with/without browser headers, or Wayback Machine — no snapshot exists per the Wayback CDX availability API as of 2026-07-03). GENUINELY UNPUBLISHED (see report): the specific I-Code edition years (e.g., which cycle of IBC/IRC/IPC/IMC/NEC) adopted by ordinance in Title 9 could not be independently confirmed beyond the fee schedule's generic reference to 'International Code Council (Uniform Building Code)' Building Valuation Data.
  • Bulk update

    Adopted-codes records re-verified across 13 jurisdictions

  • Fee updated

    Lakewood, Colorado — Sign Permit fee record updated: Not independently confirmed during this review → Not independently confirmed

  • Fee updated

    Lakewood, Colorado — Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm System Permit fee record updated: Not itemized on the page retrieved during this review → Not itemized on the cited page

  • Fee updated

    Mountain View, Colorado — Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm System Permit fee record updated: Not itemized on the page retrieved during this review → Not itemized on the Town's published page

  • Bulk update

    Adopted-codes records re-verified across 20 jurisdictions

  • Fee updated

    Louisville, Colorado — Sign Permit fee record updated: Not independently confirmed during this review → Not independently confirmed

  • Fee updated

    Sedgwick, Colorado — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record updated: Base fee plus a per-$1,000-of-job-valuation rate (e.g., Larimer County's copy of the statewide Table 1-E schedule); the exact base/per-thousand rate is set by the issuing authority within a state-permitted band and was not independently retrieved from a DORA-hosted copy of the schedule this review → Base fee plus a per-$1,000-of-job-valuation rate (e.g., Larimer County's copy of the statewide Table 1-E schedule); the exact base/per-thousand rate is set by the issuing authority within a state-permitted band and is not reproduced here from a DORA-hosted copy of the schedule.

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Yuma County, Arizona — Residential Building Permit (New Construction, Addition, Remodel) fee record updated: $310.00 (as published in the current Residential Permit Guide's Fee Schedules table; underlying valuation-based Table 1-A brackets are published as Attachment #3 to the county's Fee Schedule document but were not separately rendered as line-item dollar brackets during this review) → $310.00 (as published in the current Residential Permit Guide's Fee Schedules table; the underlying valuation-based Table 1-A brackets are published as Attachment #3 to the county's Fee Schedule document and are not reproduced here as line-item dollar brackets)

  • Fee updated

    Poncha Springs, Colorado — Plumbing Permit fee record updated: $50.00 (no base fee required) → $100.00 (no base fee required)

  • Fee updated

    Poncha Springs, Colorado — Mechanical / HVAC Permit fee record updated: $50.00 → $100.00

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Salida, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 2 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Cheyenne, Wyoming — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Residential Code (IRC) — adopted by Ordinance No. 4613 (§3, Feb 24, 2025); codified at Municode Ch. 15.10.010
    • + 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — adopted by Ordinance No. 4613 (Feb 24, 2025); Municode Ch. 15.09.010 confirms the '2024 Edition'
    • − 2024 International Residential Code (IRC) — adopted by Ordinance No. 4613 (§3, Feb 24, 2025) [CORRECTED 2026-07-17, same ordinance-number fix; verified live via Municode Ch. 15.10.010]
    • − 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — adopted by Ordinance No. 4613 (Feb 24, 2025) [CORRECTED 2026-07-17, same ordinance-number fix; verified live via Municode Ch. 15.09.010 — '2024 Edition' confirmed]
  • Fee updated

    Clarkdale, Arizona — Demolition Permit fee record updated: Not independently confirmed as a flat or valuation-based figure in this review → Not confirmed as either a flat or valuation-based figure

  • Codes updated

    Kellogg, Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Kellogg's adopted building code chapter is City Code Title 4, Chapter 1 — Building Code, published in American Legal Publishing's code library (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/kelloggid/latest/kellogg_id/0-0-0-5133), shown current through Ord. 642 (11-12-2025) per the library's own overview page
    • − 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 a full browser session 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
  • Fee updated

    Montrose, Colorado — Plumbing / Gas Permit fee record updated: Set by City Council resolution and referred to in the City Regulations Manual; specific dollar amount not located in a currently-live City-hosted document this review → Set by City Council resolution and referred to in the City Regulations Manual; specific dollar amount not published in any currently-live City-hosted document

  • Codes updated

    North Logan, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) — NLMC § 9-702 adopts the fuel gas code 'as adopted by the State of Utah'; per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(f), the 2024 IFGC is CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026, superseding the 2021 edition.
    • − 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) — NLMC § 9-702 adopts the fuel gas code 'as adopted by the State of Utah'; per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(f), the 2024 IFGC is CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026, superseding the 2021 edition previously listed here.
  • Codes updated

    Unincorporated Uintah County, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) — current statewide as of 7/1/2026 per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(f); supersedes the 2021 edition.
    • − 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) — CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026 per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(f); supersedes the 2021 edition previously listed here.
  • Codes updated

    Unincorporated Washington County, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Residential provisions of the 2024 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC) — CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026 per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(n), superseding the 2021 edition
    • − Residential provisions of the 2024 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC) — CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026 per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(n); supersedes the 2021 edition previously listed here
  • Codes updated

    Unincorporated Wayne County, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026 per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(i), superseding the 2021 edition
    • − 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — CURRENT statewide as of 7/1/2026 per Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(i); supersedes the 2021 edition previously listed here
  • Fee updated

    Rathdrum, Idaho — Solar PV Permit (City Building Permit + State-Issued Electrical) fee record updated: null → Estimated Contract Price x 0.008099

  • Fee updated

    Rexburg, Idaho — Multi-Family Residence / Commercial Building Permit fee record added: Commercial Building Permit Fee (estimate) — by square footage (2,500 sq ft: $3,500.00; 4,500 sq ft: $5,500.00; 6,500 sq ft: $7,000.00; 8,500 sq ft: $8,500.00)

  • Fee updated

    Rexburg, Idaho — Multi-Family Residence / Commercial Building Permit fee record added: Commercial Mechanical / Electrical / Plumbing Fee (per discipline, valuation-based) (First $10,000 of contractor valuation bid: 2% of total cost + $60; $10,001 to $100,000: 1% of (total cost − $10,000) + $260; above $100,000: 0.5% of (total cost − $100,000) + $1,160)

  • Fee updated

    Rexburg, Idaho — Multi-Family Residence / Commercial Building Permit fee record removed: Commercial Building Permit Fee

  • Fee updated

    Sandpoint, Idaho — Residential Building Permit (New Single-Family Construction) fee record updated: $61.10 → $61.10 for the first $1,300 plus $3.56 per additional $100

  • Fee updated

    Sandpoint, Idaho — Residential Building Permit (New Single-Family Construction) fee record updated: $460.69 for the first $25,000 plus $8.15 per additional $1,000 → $460.69 for the first $25,000 plus $11.64 per additional $1,000

August 20, 2026

  • Bulk update

    Adopted-codes records re-verified across 101 jurisdictions

  • Bulk update

    Fee schedules re-verified across 38 jurisdictions

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Miles City, Montana — fee schedule re-verified across 10 permit types

  • Fee updated

    Pima, Arizona — Solar / Electrical / Gas / Cell Tower Permit fee record added: Gas Permit (no distinct fee line item published) (Not separately itemized)

  • Fee updated

    Pima, Arizona — Commercial / Industrial Building Permit fee record added: Tenant Improvement (no distinct fee line item published) (Not separately itemized; billed as Commercial/Industrial Permit, $0.75 per square foot)

  • Fee updated

    Pima, Arizona — Commercial / Industrial Building Permit fee record added: Certificate of Occupancy fee (no distinct fee line item published) (Not separately itemized)

  • Fee updated

    Pima, Arizona — Solar / Electrical / Gas / Cell Tower Permit fee record removed: Gas Permit (verified-negative — no distinct fee line item)

  • Fee updated

    Pima, Arizona — Commercial / Industrial Building Permit fee record removed: Tenant Improvement (verified-negative — no distinct fee line item)

  • Fee updated

    Pima, Arizona — Commercial / Industrial Building Permit fee record removed: Certificate of Occupancy fee (verified-negative — no distinct fee line item)

August 17, 2026

  • Codes updated

    Butte-Silver Bow, Montana — adopted-codes record updated

    • + International Building Code, 2021 Edition, with Appendix B (Board of Appeals) and Appendix C (Group U - Agricultural Buildings), together with the 2021 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, as amended by ARM 24.301.146 and ARM 24.301.131 - adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 15.04.010. Read 2026-08-17 from the same chapter as the fee table above.
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Butte-Silver Bow, Montana — fee schedule re-verified across 10 permit types

  • Bulk update

    Adopted-codes records re-verified across 28 jurisdictions

  • Fee updated

    Montrose, Colorado — Residential Building Permit (New Construction) fee record updated: Not resolved — the City's codified Sec. 3-1-1 Fee Schedule PDF (previously hosted at a 2025-effective DocumentCenter link) returns HTTP 404 as of this review, and no Wayback Machine snapshot of that URL exists (checked directly via the CDX API). The Municode-hosted Regulations Manual chapter containing this fee schedule is rendered client-side via JavaScript and did not yield fee-table text through a direct browser-header fetch in this session. → Not resolved — the City's codified Sec. 3-1-1 Fee Schedule PDF (previously hosted at a 2025-effective DocumentCenter link) returns HTTP 404 as of this review, and no Wayback Machine snapshot of that URL exists (checked directly via the CDX API). The Municode-hosted Regulations Manual chapter containing this fee schedule is rendered client-side via JavaScript and did not yield fee-table text through a direct browser-header fetch in this review.

  • Fee updated

    Montrose, Colorado — Residential Building Permit (New Construction) fee record updated: Not published as a specific dollar figure in any City-hosted document retrieved this session → Not published as a specific dollar figure in any City-hosted document retrieved this review

  • Fee updated

    Montrose, Colorado — Plumbing / Gas Permit fee record updated: Set by City Council resolution and referred to in the City Regulations Manual; specific dollar amount not located in a currently-live City-hosted document this session → Set by City Council resolution and referred to in the City Regulations Manual; specific dollar amount not located in a currently-live City-hosted document this review

  • Fee updated

    Montrose, Colorado — Commercial Building Permit fee record updated: Not resolved — the application form collects 'Total Cost of Project' (indicating a valuation-based fee), but the City's codified Sec. 3-1-1 Fee Schedule remains unrecoverable as of this review: the previously-published DocumentCenter fee-schedule PDF still 404s, the Municode-hosted Regulations Manual returned HTTP 403 to a direct fetch this session, and no alternate City-hosted fee table surfaced in fresh searches → Not resolved — the application form collects 'Total Cost of Project' (indicating a valuation-based fee), but the City's codified Sec. 3-1-1 Fee Schedule remains unrecoverable as of this review: the previously-published DocumentCenter fee-schedule PDF still 404s, the Municode-hosted Regulations Manual returned HTTP 403 to a direct fetch this review, and no alternate City-hosted fee table surfaced in fresh searches

  • Fee updated

    Queen Creek, Arizona — Commercial Building Permit (New Construction) fee record updated: Per the Town's own Fee Table, applied against the greater of the ICC-published square-footage Valuation Data (by commercial occupancy/construction type) or the applicant's declared project valuation — the same Town-wide valuation-banded Fee Table documented in this file's residential-building-permit entry (e.g., $69.00 for the first $2,000 of valuation plus $11/additional $1,000 to $40,000, scaling to $18,327 for the first $5,000,000 plus $1/additional $1,000 thereafter). The specific ICC per-square-foot rate for commercial occupancy/construction-type classifications (e.g., B, M, S) could not be independently re-extracted this session — the Town's Valuation Data / Development Services Fee Schedule PDFs (documents 40835 and 40807) returned only page-count metadata with no extractable text via this session's available fetch tools (direct fetch blocked by the Town's Akamai WAF; Wayback Machine has no snapshot of document 40807). Omitted rather than invented; the dollar-banded Fee Table mechanism itself is verified Town-wide from this file's other entries, which did successfully extract it. → Per the Town's own Fee Table, applied against the greater of the ICC-published square-footage Valuation Data (by commercial occupancy/construction type) or the applicant's declared project valuation — the same Town-wide valuation-banded Fee Table documented in this file's residential-building-permit entry (e.g., $69.00 for the first $2,000 of valuation plus $11/additional $1,000 to $40,000, scaling to $18,327 for the first $5,000,000 plus $1/additional $1,000 thereafter). The specific ICC per-square-foot rate for commercial occupancy/construction-type classifications (e.g., B, M, S) could not be independently re-extracted this review — the Town's Valuation Data / Development Services Fee Schedule PDFs (documents 40835 and 40807) returned only page-count metadata with no extractable text via this review's available fetch tools (direct fetch blocked by the Town's Akamai WAF; Wayback Machine has no snapshot of document 40807). Omitted rather than invented; the dollar-banded Fee Table mechanism itself is verified Town-wide from this file's other entries, which did successfully extract it.

  • Fee updated

    Sedgwick, Colorado — Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit fee record updated: Base fee plus a per-$1,000-of-job-valuation rate (e.g., Larimer County's copy of the statewide Table 1-E: $120 base + $9.60 per $1,000 of valuation for solar/PV, filed under 'Commercial and other fees'); the exact base/per-thousand rate is set by the issuing authority within a state-permitted band and was not independently retrieved from a DORA-hosted copy of the schedule this session → Base fee plus a per-$1,000-of-job-valuation rate (e.g., Larimer County's copy of the statewide Table 1-E: $120 base + $9.60 per $1,000 of valuation for solar/PV, filed under 'Commercial and other fees'); the exact base/per-thousand rate is set by the issuing authority within a state-permitted band and was not independently retrieved from a DORA-hosted copy of the schedule this review

  • Fee updated

    Sedgwick, Colorado — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record updated: Base fee plus a per-$1,000-of-job-valuation rate (e.g., Larimer County's copy of the statewide Table 1-E schedule); the exact base/per-thousand rate is set by the issuing authority within a state-permitted band and was not independently retrieved from a DORA-hosted copy of the schedule this session → Base fee plus a per-$1,000-of-job-valuation rate (e.g., Larimer County's copy of the statewide Table 1-E schedule); the exact base/per-thousand rate is set by the issuing authority within a state-permitted band and was not independently retrieved from a DORA-hosted copy of the schedule this review

  • Fee updated

    Trinidad, Colorado — Electrical Permit fee record updated: Not resolved in this session; no electrical-specific flat fee or valuation-tier reference was found distinct from the general Building Permit Fee Schedule, and it remains unclear whether the City or the State collects the code-compliance permit fee → Not resolved in this review; no electrical-specific flat fee or valuation-tier reference was found distinct from the general Building Permit Fee Schedule, and it remains unclear whether the City or the State collects the code-compliance permit fee

  • Fee updated

    Trinidad, Colorado — Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Permit fee record updated: Not resolved in this session; no EV-charger-specific or general electrical-specific flat fee or valuation-tier reference was found distinct from the general Building Permit Fee Schedule, and it remains unclear whether the City or the State collects the code-compliance permit fee → Not resolved in this review; no EV-charger-specific or general electrical-specific flat fee or valuation-tier reference was found distinct from the general Building Permit Fee Schedule, and it remains unclear whether the City or the State collects the code-compliance permit fee

  • Codes updated

    Mapleton, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Fire Code (IFC), excluding appendices, as amended by the Utah Statewide Amendments and Additions (Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103(1)) — adopted locally at Mapleton City Code Sec. 15.04.010(B), which adopts 'all fire codes and amendments as identified in Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103'. Sec. 15A-5-103 was amended by Chapter 34, 2026 General Session. Mapleton City Code Title 15, Chapters 15.04 and 15.06, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (nodes 0-0-0-4076 and 0-0-0-4093); Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103 read on le.utah.gov the same day.
    • + NFPA 1, Chapter 38 (Marijuana Growing, Processing, and Extraction Facilities), 2024 edition — incorporated into the State Fire Code at Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103(2), and therefore adopted in Mapleton via Sec. 15.04.010(B). Mapleton City Code Title 15, Chapters 15.04 and 15.06, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (nodes 0-0-0-4076 and 0-0-0-4093); Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103 read on le.utah.gov the same day.
    • + NFPA 54, National Fuel Gas Code, 2024 edition — incorporated into the State Fire Code at Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103(3), and therefore adopted in Mapleton via Sec. 15.04.010(B). Mapleton City Code Title 15, Chapters 15.04 and 15.06, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (nodes 0-0-0-4076 and 0-0-0-4093); Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103 read on le.utah.gov the same day.
    • + NFPA 58, Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code, 2024 edition — incorporated into the State Fire Code at Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103(4), and therefore adopted in Mapleton via Sec. 15.04.010(B). Mapleton City Code Title 15, Chapters 15.04 and 15.06, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (nodes 0-0-0-4076 and 0-0-0-4093); Utah Code Sec. 15A-5-103 read on le.utah.gov the same day.
    • + CORRECTION RECORDED 2026-08-17. This file previously stated at localAmendments[0], on confidence:verified, that the 'Full statutory text of Chapter 15.04 could not be rendered from codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/mapletonut (React-rendered site; static fetch returns only navigation chrome, no ordinance body text)' and that the chapter was titled 'Building Code'. The chapter reads in full in an ordinary browser, is titled 'BUILDING AND FIRE CODES', and its subsection (B) adopts the State Fire Code. As a direct result of the blocker this file carried NO fire code of any kind in codesAdopted while simultaneously publishing a fire-sprinkler-permit and a fire-alarm-permit type. Four fire codes have been added above. The building-code side of the chapter turned out to confirm what the file already said via Utah Code Sec. 15A-2-103, so no building edition changed.
  • Codes updated

    Murray, Utah — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 1997 Uniform Administrative Code (ISSN 0896-9698, International Conference of Building Officials) — adopted by reference at Murray City Code Sec. 15.08.010(A), with the amendments listed in localAmendments. This is the administrative/fee-procedure code that governs permit issuance, valuation and the fee tables; it is separate from the state-mandated technical construction codes above. Murray City Code Title 15 Chapters 15.04 and 15.08, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (chapter node 0-0-0-8015, section node 0-0-0-8045).
    • + 1997 Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings (ISSN 0896-971X, International Conference of Building Officials) — adopted by reference at Murray City Code Sec. 15.04.020(A) ('Supplemental Technical Construction Code Provisions'). (Ord. 17-31) Murray City Code Title 15 Chapters 15.04 and 15.08, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (chapter node 0-0-0-8015, section node 0-0-0-8045).
    • + Guidelines for the Seismic Retrofit of Existing Buildings (ISBN 1580010709, International Conference of Building Officials) — adopted by reference for voluntary seismic retrofit at Murray City Code Sec. 15.04.020(B). (Ord. 17-31) Murray City Code Title 15 Chapters 15.04 and 15.08, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (chapter node 0-0-0-8015, section node 0-0-0-8045).
    • + Sec. 15.04.010 is the local hook for the statewide codes listed above: 'Pursuant to title 15A of Utah Code Annotated, and administrative rulemaking authority, the State of Utah has adopted Statewide uniform technical construction codes which include, as amended by the State, without limitation, the International Building Code, International Residential Code, International Mechanical Code, International Plumbing Code, International Fuel Gas Code and the National Electrical Code, which are, by State law, in force in Murray City.' (Ord. 17-31) Murray City Code Sec. 15.04.010 names no edition years itself — the editions come from Utah Code Title 15A. Murray City Code Title 15 Chapters 15.04 and 15.08, read in full on codelibrary.amlegal.com 2026-08-17 (chapter node 0-0-0-8015, section node 0-0-0-8045).
    • + CORRECTION RECORDED 2026-08-17. This file previously carried, at localAmendments[0] and on confidence:verified, the statement that the 'Full statutory text of 15.08.010-.030 could not be rendered from codelibrary.amlegal.com (React-rendered site; static fetch returns only navigation chrome, no ordinance body text)'. That was a statement about a fetch tool, not about Murray City Code. The same chapter reads in full in an ordinary browser session. Three codes adopted by reference (1997 Uniform Administrative Code, 1997 UCADB, ICBO Seismic Retrofit Guidelines) were absent from codesAdopted, and TWO PERMIT TYPES carried the fee entry 'No published generic plan-review-fee percentage ... Not found published' when Sec. 15.08.030(C)(2) publishes precisely that figure — 65 percent of the building permit fee — in codified text. Both have been replaced with the codified rate.
  • Fee updated

    Murray, Utah — Commercial Building Permit fee record added: Commercial Plan Review Fee (codified) (The lesser of the actual costs incurred to review the plan, or 65% of the building permit fee)

  • Fee updated

    Murray, Utah — Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit fee record added: Commercial Plan Review Fee (codified) (The lesser of the actual costs incurred to review the plan, or 65% of the building permit fee)

  • Fee updated

    Murray, Utah — Commercial Building Permit fee record removed: No published generic plan-review-fee percentage for new commercial building

  • Fee updated

    Murray, Utah — Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit fee record removed: No published generic plan-review-fee percentage for tenant improvement

  • Codes updated

    Gilcrest, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + International Building Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-1 (Chapters 1 through 35 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Residential Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-21 (Chapters 1 through 43 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Mechanical Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-61 (Chapters 1 through 15 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Plumbing Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-71 (Chapters 1 through 13 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Fuel Gas Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-101 (Chapters 1 through 8 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Fire Code, 2012 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-201 (including Appendices). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Existing Building Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-301 (Chapters 1 through 16 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Property Maintenance Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-401 (Chapters 1 through 8 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Energy Conservation Code, 2021 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-501. Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, 2018 edition — adopted at Municipal Code Sec. 18-551 (Chapters 1 through 11 inclusive). Gilcrest Municipal Code Chapter 18 (Building Regulations), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17. Codified through Ordinance No. 2023-06, adopted 2023-08-07 (Supplement 25).
    • + CORRECTION RECORDED 2026-08-17. This file previously stated "No IBC, IECC, IMC, IPC, or IFGC edition is cited in any Town-published document located during this review" — and carried confidence:verified while doing so. Every one of those codes IS adopted, by section, in Municipal Code Chapter 18. The claim was not a research gap but an artifact of a single blocker: library.municode.com returned HTTP 403 to automated retrieval, the Municipal Code was recorded as inaccessible, and the absence of a citation in the Town's handouts was then written up as the absence of an adopted code. A full browser session reads the same chapter without difficulty. The Fire Code edition is worth noting separately: 2012, while every other adopted code is 2018 or 2021.
    • − No IBC, IECC, IMC, IPC, or IFGC edition is cited in any Town-published document located during this review (Building Permit Application, all SAFEbuilt-branded IRC guide handouts, both fee schedules, both Contemporaneous Review Guidelines, the Electrical Permit Resolution, and the Mobile Home Permit Handout & Procedures) — Gilcrest's own published materials are residential/IRC-focused and do not name a commercial building/mechanical/plumbing/fuel-gas code edition; a plumbing code edition is likewise not stated, though the Plumber Contemporaneous Review Guidelines confirm plumbing permits are locally administered
  • Fee updated

    Gilcrest, Colorado — Sign Permit fee record updated: Not published as a numeric figure on the Town's website → Set by the Town's adopted fee schedule — amount not published online

  • Fee schedule re-verified

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

  • Codes updated

    Glasgow, Montana — adopted-codes record updated

    • + DISCREPANCY RESOLVED 2026-08-17 in favour of the 2021 editions. This file previously carried an open 'Note on code-edition discrepancy': the City's own permit packet (dated 11/17/2021) cites 2018-edition I-codes and the 2012 IECC, while Montana DLI's statewide Current Codes page lists 2021 editions, and the file could not say which governed because the Municipal Code returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch. Glasgow's own Municipal Code settles it — Chapter 8, Article II adopts the 2021 editions by section, each 'Pursuant to MCA 50-60-301 and ARM 24.301.202'. The City packet is simply out of date relative to the City's own codified ordinance. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + International Building Code, 2021 edition — adopted at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-23, 'as amended by ARM 24.301.131 and all accompanying appendices, amendments, and modifications adopted by the building codes bureau, state department of labor and industry', pursuant to MCA 50-60-301 and ARM 24.301.202. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + International Residential Code, 2021 edition — adopted at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-24, as amended by ARM 24.301.154, for detached single- or two-family dwellings and townhouses not more than three stories and their accessory structures. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + International Fuel Gas Code — adopted at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-25 'as adopted by the state in ARM 24.301.173'. NOTE: Sec. 8-25 is the one adoption section in Article II that cites NO edition year of its own; the edition is whatever ARM 24.301.173 currently carries. Stated as the section states it rather than assumed to be 2021 by analogy with Secs. 8-23, 8-24, 8-26 and 8-27. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + International Existing Building Code, 2021 edition — adopted at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-26, as amended by ARM 24.301.171, usable 'as an alternative prescriptive method for the remodel, repair, alteration, change of occupancy, addition, and relocation of existing buildings'. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + International Energy Conservation Code, 2021 edition — adopted at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-27, as amended by ARM 24.301.161. This supersedes the 2012 IECC cited in the City's own 2021 permit packet. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (current edition, published by the General Services Administration) — adopted by reference at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-28(a), together with the appendices, amendments and modifications adopted by the state building codes bureau as set out in the Administrative Rules of Montana. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + Uniform Plumbing Code (current edition, published by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials) — adopted by reference at Code of Ordinances Sec. 8-88(a), with the ARM amendments. NOTE this is a UPC jurisdiction for plumbing, not an IPC one; plumbing permits themselves are issued by the Montana DLI rather than the City, per localAmendments. City of Glasgow Code of Ordinances Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Technical Codes), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE); codification current through Ordinance No. 981, adopted 2022-08-15, online content updated 2023-12-01.
    • + CORRECTION RECORDED 2026-08-17. Chapter 8 was recorded in this file as unreadable ('returned an HTTP 403 error during direct verification and could not be independently confirmed'), and as a direct result this file, on confidence:verified, listed NO locally codified code adoption at all and left its own flagged 2018-vs-2021 edition discrepancy open. Chapter 8 reads in full in an ordinary browser. Seven codes are adopted by section in Article II. The 403 was a statement about a fetch tool, not about Glasgow.
    • − Note on code-edition discrepancy: the City's own packet (last dated 2021) cites 2018-edition I-codes and the 2012 IECC, while the Montana DLI Building Codes Bureau's statewide 'Current Codes' page lists the newer 2021-edition codes (2021 IBC, IRC, IMC, IFGC, ISPSC, IEBC, UPC; 2021 IECC; 2020 NEC) as effective statewide since June 11, 2022. Because Glasgow is a certified local Building program, ARM 24.301.202 requires its adopted code to be one 'adopted by the Building Codes Bureau' — the City's own document may not have been updated to reflect the 2021-cycle codes. This discrepancy is reported as found rather than resolved by assumption; applicants should confirm current code edition in effect with the City Building Codes Department, (406) 228-2476 ext. 8. Source: bsd.dli.mt.gov/building-codes-permits/current-codes vs. City of Glasgow Building Permit Packet.
  • Fee updated

    Glasgow, Montana — Demolition Permit fee record updated: $150-$500 → $150.00 per structure up to 2,000 sq ft; $300.00 per structure up to 4,000 sq ft; $500.00 per structure 8,000 sq ft and over

  • Codes updated

    Storey County (includes Virginia City), Nevada — adopted-codes record updated

    • + EVIDENCE REBASED 2026-08-17. This entry previously said the Municode viewer 'did not load via automated/scripted access during this research (JavaScript-rendered single-page app)'. That is a statement about a fetch tool, not about Storey County Code, and it was being used to justify sourcing this entire file's code-adoption facts from secondary documents. The code reads in full in an ordinary browser. Having now READ it, the file's existing conclusions are CONFIRMED rather than changed, and that is worth stating plainly: codified Sec. 15.04.010 lists exactly the package this file already recorded as the pre-2026 adoption (2018 IBC, 2018 IRC, 2018 IEBC, 2018 IECC, 2018 IFGC, 2018 IMC, 2017 NEC, 2018 UMC, 2018 UPC, 2018 ISPSC, 2018 IFC, 2018 IWUI, 2017 NFPA Standards, plus the Northern Nevada Amendments), item by item. The codified chapter has NOT yet been updated to the county's own January 1, 2026 adoption (2024-series), so the SCCD Policy and Procedure #8 documents remain the correct governing source for the CURRENT editions and this file was right to prefer them. Storey County Code Title 15 (Buildings and Construction), Chapter 15.04, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId TIT15BUCO_CH15.04BUCO).
    • + Codified adoption text, Storey County Code Sec. 15.04.010 ('Adoption of International and Uniform codes'), read verbatim 2026-08-17: 'In order to regulate all matters relating to the construction, maintenance and safety of buildings structures and property within the county, the board, pursuant to NRS 244.3675 and NRS 278.580, adopts the following codes to be in force:' — A. 2018 IBC; B. 2018 IRC; C. 2018 IEBC; D. 2018 IECC; E. 2018 IFGC; F. 2018 IMC; G. 2017 NEC; H. 2018 Uniform Mechanical Code; I. 2018 Uniform Plumbing Code; J. 2018 ISPSC; K. the 2018 Northern Nevada Amendments to the 2018 IFC as proposed by the Northern Nevada Chapter of the ICC, published November 13, 2018; L. 2018 IFC; M. 2018 International Wildland Urban Interface Code, 'with the exception of Section 602 Residential Fire Sprinkler requirements'; N. 2017 NFPA Standards; O. Reserved; P. the 2018 Northern Nevada Amendments to the 2018 IWUI; Q. the 2022 Amendments to the 2018 IFC as published by the Storey County Fire Protection District on September 26, 2022. Closing rule: 'Where conflicts occur between the codes and amendments referenced above and this chapter if this chapter is more restrictive, this chapter will apply.' (Ord. No. 14-255, Sec. II, 5-19-2014; Ord. No. 18-293, Sec. I, 10-26-2018; Ord. No. 22-321, Sec. 1, 2-7-2023.) Note the IWUI Section 602 carve-out and the separate Fire District amendment package, neither of which was previously in this file. Storey County Code Title 15 (Buildings and Construction), Chapter 15.04, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId TIT15BUCO_CH15.04BUCO).
    • − Storey County Code (municipal code) is codified and hosted by Municode; the online Municode viewer for Storey County did not load via automated/scripted access during this research (JavaScript-rendered single-page app returning only a bootstrap shell), so section-by-section local amendment language from Title 15 (Buildings and Construction) could not be independently read online — reliance here is instead on the county's own published policy/procedure documents, permit packets, fee schedules, and design-requirements sheet, all of which are official primary sources hosted directly on storeycounty.org. Source: https://library.municode.com/nv/storey_county/codes/code_of_ordinances (accessed 2026-07-03, returned only a JS shell); cross-checked against storeycounty.org primary documents.
  • Fee updated

    Aspen, Colorado — Residential Building Permit (New Construction, Single-Family/Duplex/Townhouse) fee record updated: Computed via the City's Building Permit Fee Estimator (Excel) referencing the current Municipal Code Fee Ordinance (Title 2) → $1-$5,000: $25.00. $5,001-$50,000: 50% of ($25.00 + 5.0% of valuation over $5,000). $50,001-$100,000: 75% of ($2,275.00 + 3.5% of valuation over $50,000). $100,001-$250,000: $4,025.00 + 2.5% over $100,000. $250,001-$500,000: $7,775.00 + 2.0% over $250,000. $500,001-$1,000,000: $12,775.00 + 1.75% over $500,000. $1,000,001-$2,500,000: $21,525.00 + 1.5% over $1,000,000. $2,500,001-$5,000,000: $44,025.00 + 1.25% over $2,500,000. Above $5,000,000: $75,275.00 + 0.75% over $5,000,000 + 0.5% over $10,000,000. Plan Check adds 65% and Energy Code adds 15% of the building permit fee, both due at submittal.

  • Fee updated

    Aspen, Colorado — Residential Building Permit (New Construction, Single-Family/Duplex/Townhouse) fee record updated: Applies per Municipal Code; not itself published as a flat percentage on the Building Department pages reviewed for this file → City of Aspen 2.1% of the value of materials, for projects over $100,000.00; Pitkin County 0.1% of the value of materials

  • Fee updated

    Aspen, Colorado — Residential Addition / Alteration-Remodel Permit fee record updated: Computed via the City's Building Permit Fee Estimator (Excel) referencing the current Municipal Code Fee Ordinance (Title 2) → $1-$5,000: $25.00. $5,001-$50,000: 50% of ($25.00 + 5.0% of valuation over $5,000). $50,001-$100,000: 75% of ($2,275.00 + 3.5% of valuation over $50,000). $100,001-$250,000: $4,025.00 + 2.5% over $100,000. $250,001-$500,000: $7,775.00 + 2.0% over $250,000. $500,001-$1,000,000: $12,775.00 + 1.75% over $500,000. $1,000,001-$2,500,000: $21,525.00 + 1.5% over $1,000,000. $2,500,001-$5,000,000: $44,025.00 + 1.25% over $2,500,000. Above $5,000,000: $75,275.00 + 0.75% over $5,000,000 + 0.5% over $10,000,000. Plan Check adds 65% and Energy Code adds 15% of the building permit fee, both due at submittal.

  • Fee updated

    Gypsum, Colorado — Plumbing Permit fee record updated: Not published in any fetchable Town document as of this review → $60.00 base plus $16.00 per additional increment (per Table 3) — e.g. the code's own worked example prices an $8,400 installation at $204.00

  • Fee updated

    Gypsum, Colorado — Mechanical / HVAC Permit fee record updated: Not published in any fetchable Town document as of this review → $60.00 base plus $16.00 per additional increment (per Table 2) — e.g. the code's own worked example prices an $8,400 installation at $204.00

  • Fee updated

    Gypsum, Colorado — Roofing Permit (Re-Roof) fee record updated: Not published in any fetchable Town document as of this review → $60.00 for replacement of the roof on one- and two-family structures

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Montrose, Colorado — fee schedule re-verified across 5 permit types

  • Codes updated

    Burlington, Colorado — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Net effect: Burlington has NO locally adopted model code edition — no IBC, IRC, IMC, IPC, IFGC, IECC, IFC, IEBC or NEC edition/year is specified anywhere in the City's own building-permit materials OR in its codified Municipal Code. Applicants are directed to follow 'state guidelines' generally and Colorado DOLA/Division of Housing requirements where applicable. EVIDENCE REBASED 2026-08-17 — the claim is unchanged and is now READ rather than inferred. It previously rested in part on 'Municode's Burlington library page is a JavaScript-rendered single-page app that could not be crawled for full-text search during this research', which is an inability to retrieve and is not evidence of absence. Municode reads normally in a browser. Title 15 has now been read in full, and it supports the claim directly and more strongly than the original inference did: Title 15 DOES contain a 'Chapter 15.04 - BUILDING CODE ADOPTED', but the codified chapter has no adoption section in it. It runs 15.04.020 (Fee for building permit) then 15.04.030 (Fire zones established) — there is no 15.04.010 and no model-code-adoption text anywhere in the chapter, despite the chapter's own title. The remaining chapters of Title 15 are 15.14 (Manufactured Housing) and 15.16 (Mobile Home Parks), neither of which adopts a model code. This is now a read finding about a chapter that was opened, not a conclusion drawn from a search that returned nothing. City of Burlington Code of Ordinances Title 15 (Buildings and Construction), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId TIT15BUCO).
    • + LEGACY CODE REFERENCE, and the likely explanation for the absence above: Burlington Code of Ordinances Sec. 15.04.030 ('Fire zones established') reads verbatim: 'For the purpose of applying the Uniform Building Code, all of the area within the corporate limits of the city is divided into two fire zones. Fire Zone 1 shall consist of all that part of the city included within the boundaries of Zoning Districts C-1 and L-1 as shown upon the official copy of the city zoning district map on file in the office of the city clerk. There shall be no Fire Zone 2. Fire Zone 3 shall consist of all that portion of the city not included within Fire Zone 1 as described in this section.' (Prior code Sec. 11.3.) The Uniform Building Code is the pre-2000 ICBO code family that the I-codes replaced; Burlington's codified building chapter is still framed around it and was never re-pointed at an I-code edition. NOTE the internal oddity in the section as written — it announces 'two fire zones' and then names Zone 1 and Zone 3 while expressly abolishing Zone 2. That is how the ordinance reads and it is reproduced rather than tidied. NO UBC EDITION YEAR is stated in the section, so this is NOT recorded as an adoption of any particular UBC edition — it is a surviving cross-reference in a chapter whose adoption section is absent. City of Burlington Code of Ordinances Title 15 (Buildings and Construction), read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId TIT15BUCO).
    • + CORRECTION RECORDED 2026-08-17. No code edition changed in this file and no figure changed, because Burlington's headline claim turned out to be right. What changed is that the claim no longer rests on 'Municode could not be crawled'. The distinction matters and is the whole point of this campaign: 'I read Chapter 15.04 and it contains no adoption section' is evidence of absence; 'my crawler could not read Municode, and nothing turned up' is not. The chapter also yielded two facts the blocker had hidden — the surviving Uniform Building Code cross-reference at Sec. 15.04.030, and the fact that this file's valuation fee schedule is CODIFIED at Sec. 15.04.020 (Ord. No. 952, Sec. 1, 3-9-2020) rather than merely printed on a form.
    • − Net effect: Burlington has NO locally adopted model code edition (no IBC, IRC, IMC, IPC, IFGC, IECC, IFC, IEBC, or NEC edition/year is specified anywhere in the City's own building-permit materials). Applicants are directed to follow 'state guidelines' generally and Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA)/Division of Housing requirements where applicable, rather than a codified local building code. This is a genuinely verified absence, not an omission — confirmed by the primary-source application form language plus the City's own Building Codes page, and consistent with Burlington's Municode-hosted Code of Ordinances not surfacing any building-code-adoption ordinance in available search results (Municode's Burlington library page is a JavaScript-rendered single-page app that could not be crawled for full-text search during this research; the City's own Ordinances & Resolutions page listing recent ordinance numbers did not show a building-code-adoption ordinance among currently listed items).
  • Codes updated

    Osburn, Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Note: Idaho Code §39-4116 requires all Idaho local governments that enforce building codes to adopt, by ordinance, the ICC codes designated by the Idaho Building Code Board on the state's standard adoption cycle. CORRECTED 2026-08-17. This entry previously continued: 'the full text of OMC Chapter 8 is hosted on Municode's JavaScript-rendered library (library.municode.com/id/osburn) and could not be independently retrieved as static text, so specific local amendments beyond the valuation-schedule provision (§8-22) and the confirmed 2018 IBC citation could not be verified beyond what the city's own resolutions and permit-application PDFs state.' That was a statement about a fetch tool. Chapter 8 reads in full in an ordinary browser session, Sec. 8-22 alone runs to roughly 25,000 characters of local amendment text, and those amendments are now READ and recorded in localAmendments below — including a complete codified design-criteria set (wind, snow, seismic, frost, soil bearing) of which this file previously contained not one figure. Sec. 8-19 also adopts the IECC and IMC, neither of which was listed in this file. Osburn Municipal Code Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Building Codes), Secs. 8-19 through 8-27, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO).
    • + Codified adoption text, Osburn Municipal Code Sec. 8-19 ('Codes adopted'), read verbatim 2026-08-17: 'The following nationally recognized codes are adopted as the official building codes of the city:' — (1) International Building Code, (2) International Residential Code, (3) International Energy Conservation Code, (4) International Mechanical Code, each 'prepared by the International Code Council, Inc., as adopted by the state or the state building code board, together with any amendments or revisions ... made by the state building code board through the negotiated rulemaking process.' (Code 1975, Sec. 15.04.010; Ord. No. 265, Sec. 3(part), 2008; Ord. No. 276, Secs. 1, 2, 2-8-2011; Ord. No. 289, Sec. 1, 1-13-2015.) IMPORTANT: Sec. 8-19 names NO edition year for any of the four codes — it floats to whatever the Idaho Building Code Board has designated. This is why this file's IBC edition is sourced from the City's own permit forms rather than from the ordinance. The IECC is adopted here and was NOT previously listed in this file at all. Osburn Municipal Code Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Building Codes), Secs. 8-19 through 8-27, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO).
    • + International Property Maintenance Code — adopted at Osburn Municipal Code Sec. 8-24. Not previously in this file. NOTE A DRAFTING DEFECT IN THE ORDINANCE, reported rather than resolved: the SECTION HEADING reads '2012 International Property Maintenance Code adopted', but the section BODY adopts the IPMC 'as adopted by the state or the state building code board' with no edition year. Heading and body disagree. The same defect appears at Sec. 8-23. Do not rely on '2012' without confirming with the City (208-752-8551). Osburn Municipal Code Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Building Codes), Secs. 8-19 through 8-27, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO).
    • + International Mechanical Code — separately re-adopted at Osburn Municipal Code Sec. 8-23 (as well as at Sec. 8-19(4)). TWO DEFECTS IN THIS SECTION AS ENACTED, both reported verbatim rather than silently corrected: (1) the heading reads '2012 International Mechanical Code adopted' while the body cites no edition, adopting the IMC 'as adopted by the state or the state building code board'; and (2) the body's scope clause describes the MECHANICAL code as providing 'a minimum standard for all electrical wiring, installation of electrical fixtures, apparatus or electrical appliances, for furnishing light, heat or power, or other electrical work' — that is electrical-code language left in a mechanical-code section. (Code 1975, Sec. 15.04.060; Ord. No. 265, Sec. 6, 2008; Ord. No. 289, Sec. 2, 1-13-2015.) Osburn Municipal Code Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations), Article II (Building Codes), Secs. 8-19 through 8-27, read in full on library.municode.com 2026-08-17 (nodeId COOR_CH8BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO).
    • − Note: Idaho Code §39-4116 requires all Idaho local governments that enforce building codes to adopt, by ordinance, the ICC codes designated by the Idaho Building Code Board on the state's standard adoption cycle; the full text of OMC Chapter 8 is hosted on Municode's JavaScript-rendered library (library.municode.com/id/osburn) and could not be independently retrieved as static text, so specific local amendments beyond the valuation-schedule provision (§8-22) and the confirmed 2018 IBC citation could not be verified beyond what the city's own resolutions and permit-application PDFs state

August 16, 2026

  • Bulk update

    Permit-type records re-verified across 25 jurisdictions

  • Bulk update

    Permit-type records re-verified across 9 jurisdictions

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    South Tucson, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 8 permit types

  • Timeline updated

    Scottsdale, Arizona — plan-review timeline record updated: 5–10 business days

  • Timeline updated

    Scottsdale, Arizona — plan-review timeline record updated: 5–10 business days

  • Timeline updated

    Scottsdale, Arizona — plan-review timeline record updated: 5–10 business days

  • Codes updated

    Unincorporated Gila County, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2012 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), as published by the International Code Council, adopted by reference with Gila County amendments (barrier height raised from 48 to 60 inches; gate openings 18 to 24 inches; latch-release provisions rewritten). Source: Building Code Ordinance No. 2017-02, Section 104(H), page 19 of 25 — read from a page render of the recorded ordinance on 2026-08-17 (the PDF is a scan with a 25-character text layer, so extraction returns nothing usable). CORRECTED 2026-08-17: this entry previously read "2012 Uniform Swimming Pool, Spa & Hot Tub Code", taken from the County's Adopted Building Code web page, which names it that way. TWO OFFICIAL COUNTY SOURCES DISAGREE and the disagreement is recorded rather than resolved by preference: the web page (gilacountyaz.gov/government/community_development/building_safety/adopted_building_code.php, re-read 2026-08-17 and still saying "Uniform") is a summary listing, while Ordinance No. 2017-02 is the adopting instrument and says "International Swimming Pool and Spa Code". The ordinance governs. Note this file's own localAmendments already recorded the ordinance's Section 104 list correctly, so codesAdopted was contradicting another field in the same record.
    • + 2012 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), adopted by reference as an OPTIONAL, NON-REQUIRED standard — not a mandatory code. Ordinance No. 2017-02, Section 104(I), page 19 of 25, read from a page render: the IECC "is adopted as an optional/non required standard" available to an applicant who requests to follow it. Added 2026-08-17; codesAdopted previously carried no IECC entry at all, which left the impression the County had adopted no energy code rather than an expressly optional one.
    • − 2012 Uniform Swimming Pool, Spa & Hot Tub Code, adopted by reference with Gila County amendments. Source: https://www.gilacountyaz.gov/government/community_development/building_safety/adopted_building_code.php
  • Codes updated

    Yuma, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Fire Code (IFC), including Appendices B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and I — adopted by reference with local amendments by City of Yuma Ord. O2025-039, passed 10-1-25; Yuma City Code § 131-15 (amendments at § 131-16). Appendices A, J, K, L, M, N and O are expressly NOT adopted (§ 131-16(SS) through (GGG)). The City of Yuma Fire Code is enforced by the Community Risk Reduction Division within the Yuma Fire Department, under the supervision of the Fire Chief and with a Fire Marshal in charge of the division (§ 131-18; IFC § 103.1 as amended at § 131-16(D)) — fire permitting is NOT delegated to an independent fire district. Confirmed live on the City’s own Community Risk Reduction page: “The City of Yuma has adopted the 2024 International Fire Code (IFC) with local amendments.” Sources: codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/yuma (2026 S-74, read 2026-08-16); yumaaz.gov/government/yuma-fire-department/community-risk-reduction/about-fire-codes-and-ordinances (read in a real browser 2026-08-16).
  • Permit type added

    Yuma, Arizona — Sign Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Yuma, Arizona — Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm Permit record added

  • Permit type added

    Yuma, Arizona — Change of Use / Change of Occupancy Permit record added

  • Codes updated

    Los Alamos County, New Mexico — adopted-codes record updated

    • + HOWEVER, for the electrical, plumbing, and mechanical/HVAC trades specifically, Los Alamos County explicitly defers to DIRECT New Mexico Construction Industries Division (CID) field-office enforcement rather than self-administering those trades: the County's own 'Apply for a permit' page links out to the CID Manufactured Housing/Trades portal (nmrld.my.site.com/MHD) labeled 'New Mexico CID electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permit,' and the County's Commercial Building Information page states verbatim: 'The State of New Mexico's Construction Industries Division (CID) permits electrical and plumbing/mechanical work in Los Alamos County. Those permits need to be obtained separately from the application to the County. CID can be reached by phone at (505) 476-4700.' Source: losalamosnm.gov, Apply for a permit; losalamosnm.gov Commercial Building Information page.
    • + 2021 International Building Code (IBC), as amended by the State of New Mexico — Los Alamos County Building Codes. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2021 International Residential Code (IRC), as amended by the State of New Mexico — Los Alamos County Building Codes. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — listed by name under 'Los Alamos County Building Codes & Ordinances' on the County's live Building Code & Policy Information page, which links directly to codes.iccsafe.org/content/IECC2021P3, and carried in the 'Code Cycle' header of every current Building Safety Division application checklist (New Dwelling rev. 7/30/25, Residential Addition rev. 7/30/25, Residential Remodel/Renovation rev. 7/30/25, New Roof Structure rev. 7-30-25, Roof Mounted Photovoltaic rev. 9-2-25, Large Residential Accessory Structures rev. 9/2/25, New Commercial Building rev. 9-10-25, Commercial Additions rev. 9-10-25, Commercial Remodel/Renovation rev. 9-10-25 — the last of which prints it as '2021 International Conservation Code', a County typo for IECC). Energy/Climate Zone for Los Alamos County is 5B. CORRECTION 2026-08-16: this file previously published the 2018 IECC; no current County source states 2018, and every checklist 'Code Cycle' header cited here was read from a 200-dpi page render rather than from text extraction. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page; Los Alamos County Building Safety Division application checklists.
    • + Los Alamos County Adoption of the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code (WUI), Ordinance No. 02-368 — listed under 'Los Alamos County Building Codes & Ordinances' on the County's Building Code & Policy Information page, which links the adopting ordinance PDF. The County's Inspections page states the ordinance was adopted in 2025 and requires Class A roof assemblies (tested per ASTM E108/UL790) and tempered-glass skylights; current application checklists cite 'WUI Sec. 504.3' for ignition-resistant soffit/fascia/siding construction. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page; losalamosnm.gov Inspections page.
    • + Los Alamos County Municipal Code of Ordinances, Chapter 10 (Building Regulations) — governs permit administration; permit fees are based on Chapter 10, Article III per the Building Safety Division's own fee-schedule statement. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Safety Division main page ('The fee for a permit is based on Chapter 10 - Article III of the Municipal Code').
    • + 2021 New Mexico Residential Building Code, NMAC 14.7.3 — State of NM Building Code referenced by Los Alamos County. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2021 New Mexico Commercial Building Code, NMAC 14.7.2. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2021 New Mexico Plumbing Code, NMAC 14.8.2 (administered by CID, not the County, per the electrical/plumbing/mechanical CID-referral above). Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2012 New Mexico Swimming Pool, Spa, and Hot Tub Code, NMAC 14.8.3. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2021 New Mexico Mechanical Code, NMAC 14.9.2 (administered by CID); Boilers, NMAC 14.9.4; Medical Gas Installation and Certification, NMAC 14.9.5; 2012 New Mexico Solar Energy Code, NMAC 14.9.6. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2020 New Mexico Electrical Code, NMAC 14.10.4 (administered by CID); 2012 New Mexico Electrical Safety Code, NMAC 14.10.5. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page.
    • + 2021 International Fire Code — Los Alamos County's adopted fire code, enforced by the Fire Marshal's Office. Two County pages agree and neither was silently preferred: the Building Code & Policy Information page states 'Los Alamos County has adopted the 2021 International Fire Code,' and the Fire Marshal Plan Review and Permitting page states 'Los Alamos County's adopted fire code is 2021 International Fire Code and all referenced Standards from Chapter 80.' CORRECTION 2026-08-16: this file previously published '2015 NFPA 1 and 2015 NFPA 101' as the County fire code; no NFPA 1 or NFPA 101 edition appears on any current County page. System-specific NFPA standards (NFPA 13/13R/13D, 72, 20, 22, 17A, 2001) still apply, but as IFC Chapter 80 referenced standards rather than as the adopted fire code — see the fire protection system permit entry. Source: losalamosnm.gov Building Code & Policy Information page; losalamosnm.gov Fire Marshal Plan Review and Permitting page.
    • − HOWEVER, for the electrical, plumbing, and mechanical/HVAC trades specifically, Los Alamos County explicitly defers to DIRECT New Mexico Construction Industries Division (CID) field-office enforcement rather than self-administering those trades: the County's own 'Apply for a permit' page links out to the CID Manufactured Housing/Trades portal (nmrld.my.site.com/MHD) labeled 'New Mexico CID electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permit,' and the County's Commercial Building Information page states verbatim: 'The State of New Mexico's Construction Industries Division (CID) permits electrical and plumbing/mechanical work in Los Alamos County. Those permits need to be obtained separately from the application to the County. CID can be reached by phone at (505) 476-4700.' Source: losalamosnm.gov, Apply for a permit; losalamosnm.us Commercial Building Information page.
    • − 2021 International Building Code (IBC), as amended by the State of New Mexico — Los Alamos County Building Codes. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2021 International Residential Code (IRC), as amended by the State of New Mexico — Los Alamos County Building Codes. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) — adopted per Los Alamos County Building Codes and confirmed on all current (rev. 1/19/24 and later) residential permit checklists (Residential Addition, Large Residential Accessory Structures, New Roof Structure, Roof Mounted Photovoltaic). Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page and Building Safety Division application checklists.
    • − Los Alamos County Municipal Code of Ordinances, Chapter 10 (Building Regulations) — governs permit administration; permit fees are based on Chapter 10, Article III per the Building Safety Division's own fee-schedule statement. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Safety Division main page ('The fee for a permit is based on Chapter 10 - Article III of the Municipal Code').
    • − 2021 New Mexico Residential Building Code, NMAC 14.7.3 — State of NM Building Code referenced by Los Alamos County. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2021 New Mexico Commercial Building Code, NMAC 14.7.2. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2021 New Mexico Plumbing Code, NMAC 14.8.2 (administered by CID, not the County, per the electrical/plumbing/mechanical CID-referral above). Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2012 New Mexico Swimming Pool, Spa, and Hot Tub Code, NMAC 14.8.3. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2021 New Mexico Mechanical Code, NMAC 14.9.2 (administered by CID); Boilers, NMAC 14.9.4; Medical Gas Installation and Certification, NMAC 14.9.5; 2012 New Mexico Solar Energy Code, NMAC 14.9.6. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − 2020 New Mexico Electrical Code, NMAC 14.10.4 (administered by CID); 2012 New Mexico Electrical Safety Code, NMAC 14.10.5. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
    • − Los Alamos County Fire Code — enforced by the Fire Marshal's Office per the 2015 NFPA 1 and 2015 NFPA 101. Source: losalamosnm.us Building Code Information page.
  • Codes updated

    Prescott, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + CORRECTED 2026-08-16. This entry previously described Prescott City Code Article 3-17 as a "City of Prescott Administrative Building Code" governing permit administration. Article 3-17 is in fact the INTERNATIONAL EXISTING BUILDING CODE - read directly from the Title III table of contents at codepublishing.com/AZ/Prescott (#!/Prescott03/Prescott03.html) in a browser session on 2026-08-16; the code is current through Ordinance 2026-1942, passed April 28, 2026. The 2024 IEBC adoption is separately and correctly recorded elsewhere in this list, so no adopted code was missing - the defect was a mislabelled article reference, not a missing or wrong edition. NOTE, unresolved: the same table of contents titles Article 3-18 "INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE WITH 2018 REVISIONS", which does not sit comfortably with this file's separate claim that the City remains on the 2012 IECC. That entry was NOT re-verified and should be treated as an open question.
    • − City of Prescott Administrative Building Code (Prescott City Code Article 3-17) governs permit administration, application processing, plan review, and issuance procedures citywide, overriding the ICC model codes' own administrative chapters where they conflict. Source: Prescott City Code Article 3-17 (codepublishing.com/AZ/Prescott).
  • Codes updated

    Tempe, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + 2024 International Fire Code (IFC) - adopted with Tempe amendments by Ord. No. O2026.24, Section 13 (Exh. B), adopted June 4, 2026, which repealed the former Article II (Sections 14-16 through 14-41) and enacted a new Article II. Codified as Tempe City Code Chapter 14, Article II, titled "2024 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE". CORRECTED 2026-08-16: this entry previously recorded the 2018 IFC, citing the ICC Safe platform copy (codes.iccsafe.org/content/AZTEMPEFC2018P1) which reflects the superseded edition. Read directly from the codified chapter in a browser session (library.municode.com serves a browser-check interstitial to plain HTTP clients): https://library.municode.com/az/tempe/codes/city_code?nodeId=CH14FIPRPR_ARTII2024INFICO
    • − 2018 International Fire Code (IFC) — adopted with Tempe amendments; published on the ICC Safe platform (codes.iccsafe.org/content/AZTEMPEFC2018P1)
  • Codes updated

    Tombstone, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Uniform Mechanical Code, 1988 edition, as copyrighted by the International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO), adopted by reference (Tombstone City Code Section 3-1-14, Adoption of Mechanical Code). Like the City's 1988 NEC and 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code adoptions, this is a pre-ICC model code and is not an International Mechanical Code edition. Source: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/tombstoneaz/latest/tombstone_az/0-0-0-1869 (read directly 2026-08-16).
    • + CORRECTED 2026-08-16. This entry previously asserted that no IMC (mechanical) adoption existed anywhere in the codified Tombstone City Code Title 3. That was wrong: Section 3-1-14 "ADOPTION OF MECHANICAL CODE" adopts "the certain code entitled uniform mechanical code, 1988 edition, copyrighted by the International Conference Of Building Officials, 1988" - read directly at codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/tombstoneaz/latest/tombstone_az/0-0-0-1869. The rest of the original claim stands and was re-confirmed: no IFGC (fuel gas), IFC (fire) or IEBC (existing building) adoption is located in Title 3, and Title 6 "Fire Regulations" contains exactly one section (6-1-1) defining the geographic fire limits under the 1972 Code. Note the mechanical code adopted is the UNIFORM Mechanical Code (ICBO, 1988), not an ICC/IMC edition - consistent with this City's other pre-ICC adoptions (1988 NEC, 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code). Source: Tombstone City Code Sections 3-1-14, 3-1-4, 3-1-5, Title 6.
    • − No IMC (mechanical), IFGC (fuel gas), IFC (fire), or IEBC (existing building) adoption was located anywhere in the codified Tombstone City Code Title 3 chapters reviewed, in the current Building Permit Application, or in the AZBO directory search results for Tombstone. This appears to be a genuine gap in the City's own published code structure (mechanical and gas work is folded into the 2006 IBC/IRC's own built-in mechanical/fuel-gas chapters rather than a standalone locally-adopted IMC/IFGC) rather than an extraction failure — the Building Permit Application's own 'Mechanical Plan' and 'Plumbing Plan' submittal-requirement sections cite no separate code title beyond the 'Uniform Building Code' umbrella term used throughout the form. Source: Tombstone City Code Title 3; City of Tombstone Building Permit Application (Rev. 1/2024).
  • Codes updated

    Unincorporated Coconino County, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Coconino County's currently adopted codes, per County Ordinance 2026-03 (approved June 2, 2026; recorded 06/12/2026, Official Records of Coconino County 4041221), adopted pursuant to A.R.S. 11-861: 2024 International Building Code; 2024 International Residential Code; 2024 International Mechanical Code; 2024 International Fuel Gas Code; 2024 International Plumbing Code; 2018 International Energy Conservation Code; 2024 International Existing Building Code; 2024 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code; 2017 International Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities Code (ICC A117.1); ICC 400-2017 Standard on the Design and Construction of Log Structures; and the 2023 edition of the National Electrical Code. Amendments are listed in Section 10 of the ordinance. Two typographical errors appear in the ordinance itself and are reproduced here rather than silently normalised: it prints "20124 INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE" (plainly 2024) and "International Code Counsil". CORRECTED 2026-08-16: this entry previously recorded the 2018 suite and the 2017 NEC under Ordinance 2019-10 - a full code generation stale. Section 2 of Ordinance 2026-03 reads "Ordinance No. 2019-10 is hereby repealed." Read from a 165 DPI render of the recorded ordinance (17 pages, 17-character text layer, so extraction returns nothing usable): https://www.coconino.az.gov/DocumentCenter/View/73035/Coconino-County-Ordinance-2026-03
    • + Manufactured homes and factory-built buildings follow a joint state/local structure: the Arizona Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety (Office of Manufactured Housing) sets manufacturer/installer/retailer licensing and issues state-level installation permits, while local site/foundation/utility compliance is handled by Coconino County under a dedicated Manufactured Homes and Factory Built Building Permit fee schedule (Part III of the county's Building Permitting Fees) and a 7-business-day review ceiling under the county's own timeframes policy. Source: Coconino County Online Permit Applications page (coconino.az.gov/2390/Online-Permit-Applications), 'Manufactured Homes & Factory Built Projects' section; Coconino County Building Permitting Fees schedule, Part III. [2026-08-16 NOTE: this describes a program established by Ordinance 2019-10, which Ordinance 2026-03 Section 2 expressly repealed effective June 2026. Ordinance 2026-03 was read only as far as its adoption and repeal sections (pages 1-2 of 17); whether the Innovative Materials and Systems Pilot Program is carried forward in its Section 10 amendments was NOT established. Treat the program's current status as unverified rather than assuming either continuation or removal.]
    • + TRANSITION, UNRESOLVED (recorded 2026-08-16): a prior research pass reported that Coconino accepts 2018-designed plan sets through 2026-12-31. Sections 1 through 10 of Ordinance 2026-03 were read from renders and contain no such transition or delayed-effective-date provision - Section 2 simply repeals Ordinance 2019-10 and Section 1 adopts the 2024 suite. The allowance may appear in the Section 10 amendments (not read in full) or on a county web page. It is recorded here as UNVERIFIED and deliberately not stated as fact: if you have a project designed to the 2018 codes, confirm directly with Coconino County Community Development, 928-679-8850.
    • − As of this record's verification date (July 2026), the Coconino County Building Division's current adopted codes are: 2018 International Residential Code (IRC); 2018 International Building Code (IBC); 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC); 2018 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC); 2018 International Plumbing Code (IPC); 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC); 2018 International Existing Building Code (IEBC); and 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC). Adopted via County Ordinance 2019-10 ('2019-10 Coconino County Building Ordinance — adopting the 2018 Suite of Building Codes with Amendments'). Source: Coconino County Building Codes, Ordinances, Design Criteria page (coconino.az.gov/2391/Building-Codes-Ordinances-Design-Criteri), 'Current Codes and Ordinances' section, rendered/read directly July 2026.
    • − Manufactured homes and factory-built buildings follow a joint state/local structure: the Arizona Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety (Office of Manufactured Housing) sets manufacturer/installer/retailer licensing and issues state-level installation permits, while local site/foundation/utility compliance is handled by Coconino County under a dedicated Manufactured Homes and Factory Built Building Permit fee schedule (Part III of the county's Building Permitting Fees) and a 7-business-day review ceiling under the county's own timeframes policy. Source: Coconino County Online Permit Applications page (coconino.az.gov/2390/Online-Permit-Applications), 'Manufactured Homes & Factory Built Projects' section; Coconino County Building Permitting Fees schedule, Part III.
  • Codes updated

    Camp Verde, Arizona — adopted-codes record updated

    • + Manufactured homes, mobile homes, and factory-built buildings: the Town of Camp Verde has an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Arizona Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety, Office of Manufactured Housing (OMH) to enforce installation standards for manufactured and factory-built buildings within the Town, pursuant to Arizona Administrative Code (A.A.C.) §R4-34-501 and §R4-34-801; OMH-established fees for manufactured home/factory-built set permits are adopted by the Town through this IGA. Source: Town of Camp Verde FY2026-27 Consolidated Fee Schedule (Resolution 2026-1217, effective 7/1/2026), Community Development section (Mobile/Manufactured Housing Permits) — the IGA note and the OMH deferral are carried forward unchanged from the superseded FY26 schedule; the Town now links the OMH schedule covering 7/1/26 to 6/30/27.
    • − Manufactured homes, mobile homes, and factory-built buildings: the Town of Camp Verde has an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Arizona Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety, Office of Manufactured Housing (OMH) to enforce installation standards for manufactured and factory-built buildings within the Town, pursuant to Arizona Administrative Code (A.A.C.) §R4-34-501 and §R4-34-801; OMH-established fees for manufactured home/factory-built set permits are adopted by the Town through this IGA. Source: Town of Camp Verde FY26 Fee Schedule, Community Development section (Mobile/Manufactured Housing Permits, effective 7/1/25).
  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Camp Verde, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 5 permit types

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Nibley, Utah — fee schedule re-verified across 4 permit types

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Town of Payson, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 6 permit types

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Springville, Utah — fee schedule re-verified across 7 permit types

  • Codes updated

    West Wendover, Nevada — adopted-codes record updated

    • + West Wendover is its own city building-code authority (not governed by Elko County) under West Wendover City Code Title 7, Chapter 1, which provides that building codes are updated/amended from time to time and each amendment must be formally approved by City Council resolution per Section 7-1-2(A). The currently governing instrument is City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, passed and adopted by the City Council on July 21, 2026 and effective as of the date of the Resolution, which expressly rescinds former Resolution No. 2020-17 (the instrument this file previously cited). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14 and Exhibit 1 thereto, read from page renders on 2026-08-16.
    • + 2024 International Building Code (IBC), together with Appendix Chapters C, E, I, and J. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1 (adopted July 21, 2026). Supersedes the 2018 edition adopted under the rescinded Resolution 2020-17; the appendix list is unchanged.
    • + 2024 International Residential Code (IRC), together with Appendix Chapters BD, BF, BG, BO, CA, CB, and CD. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1. (Under the rescinded Resolution 2020-17 this was the 2018 IRC with Appendix Chapters A, B, C, G, H, J, K and M; the appendix designations changed with the 2024 IRC re-lettering.)
    • + 2024 International Fire Code (IFC), together with all appendices. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), Commercial and Residential Provisions chapters 1 through 5. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B, C, D, E, G, I, J, K and L. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B and C, applicable only when the International Mechanical Code (IMC) is silent. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC), together with Appendix Chapters A and B. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B and C. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1. (The rescinded Resolution 2020-17 listed the 2018 IFGC with Appendix Chapters A, B, C and D; Appendix D is no longer listed.)
    • + 2024 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), chapters 2 through 11. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code, chapter 5. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2024 Northern Nevada Amendments by the Northern Nevada Chapter of the International Code Council, together with the Appendix (copies available at www.nnicc.org). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1.
    • + 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1. (Was the 2017 NEC under the rescinded Resolution 2020-17.)
    • + National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, editions as adopted by the State of Nevada. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2026-14, Exhibit 1 (wording unchanged from the rescinded Resolution 2020-17).
    • − West Wendover is its own city building-code authority (not governed by Elko County) under West Wendover City Code Title 7, Chapter 1, which provides that building codes are updated/amended from time to time and each amendment must be formally approved by City Council resolution per Section 7-1-2(A). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17 (adopting Exhibit 1 building codes) and Building Permit Application (July 2020).
    • − 2018 International Building Code (IBC), together with Appendix Chapters C, E, I, and J. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1 (adopted September 1, 2020).
    • − 2018 International Residential Code (IRC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B, C, G, H, J, K, and M. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Fire Code (IFC), together with all appendices. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Existing Building Code (IEBC). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), Commercial and Residential Provisions chapters 1 through 5. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B, C, D, E, G, I, J, K and L. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B and C, applicable only when the International Mechanical Code (IMC) is silent. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC), together with Appendix Chapters A and B. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), together with Appendix Chapters A, B, C and D. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), chapters 2 through 11. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code, chapter 5. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2018 Northern Nevada Amendments by the Northern Nevada Chapter of the International Code Council, together with Appendix A (copies available at www.nnicc.org). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC). Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
    • − National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, editions as adopted by the State of Nevada. Source: City of West Wendover Resolution No. 2020-17, Exhibit 1.
  • Fee updated

    West Wendover, Nevada — Fire Sprinkler and Fire Alarm System Permit (Fire Protection System Plan Review) fee record updated: Not independently confirmed — no specific dollar figure could be freshly verified → Set by the Nevada State Fire Marshal (SFM) Fee Schedule and based on project valuation — for fire sprinkler, fire alarm and tenant-finish submittals the valuation is the contractor's actual bid; for non-tenant-finish building plan submittals it is the ICC Building Valuation Data tabulated value. Paid directly to WC3 before the City will issue a permit. No dollar figure is published in the City's or WC3's West Wendover materials.

  • Timeline updated

    West Wendover, Nevada — plan-review timeline record updated: 10–15 business days

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    San Luis, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 8 permit types

August 15, 2026

  • Fee schedule re-verified

    Unincorporated La Paz County, Arizona — fee schedule re-verified across 4 permit types

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated San Juan County, Utah — Sign Permit fee record added: Sign Permit (Planning Fees) ($75.00)

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    Unincorporated San Juan County, Utah — Sign Permit fee record added: Business Sign Permit (Building Permit Fees) ($150.00)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated San Juan County, Utah — Sign Permit fee record removed: Commercial sign on state highway frontage

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated San Juan County, Utah — Sign Permit fee record removed: All other sign types

  • Codes updated

    Hayden, Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + City of Hayden adopted codes, in effect as of January 1, 2021 (City Code, Title 9, Building Regulations): 2018 International Building Code (IBC), 2018 International Existing Building Code (IEBC), 2018 International Residential Code (IRC), 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC), 2018 International Fuel/Gas Code (IFGC), 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), 2018 International Fire Code (IFC), 2015 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), 2009 ICC A117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities, and the Idaho Manufactured Home Installation Standard (State of Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL), 1-2018). Source: City of Hayden Building Department Design Criteria handout, https://cms2.revize.com/revize/hayden/document_center/Government/CED/Building/Frequently%20Asked%20Questions/BuildingDepartmentDesignCriteria.pdf
    • + Plumbing, sewer, and electrical permitting and inspection within Hayden city limits are handled by the STATE of Idaho (Division of Building Safety / DOPL), NOT the City of Hayden — the City's own Residential Permit Application Instructions expressly direct applicants to 'Contact the State of Idaho, Division of Building Safety at (800)955-3044 or apply online https://dopl.idaho.gov/' for plumbing, sewer, and electrical permits/inspections, and state that 'State Permits must be final approved prior to scheduling a City Final Inspection.' This differs from neighboring Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls, which each issue their own electrical and plumbing permits directly. Source: City of Hayden Residential Permit Application Instructions, https://cms2.revize.com/revize/hayden/document_center/Government/CED/Building/Residential%20Permits/ResidentialPermitApplicationPacket.pdf
    • − City of Hayden adopted codes, in effect as of January 1, 2021 (City Code, Title 9, Building Regulations): 2018 International Building Code (IBC), 2018 International Existing Building Code (IEBC), 2018 International Residential Code (IRC), 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC), 2018 International Fuel/Gas Code (IFGC), 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), 2018 International Fire Code (IFC), 2015 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC), 2009 ICC A117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities, and the Idaho Manufactured Home Installation Standard (State of Idaho Division of Building Safety, 1-2018). Source: City of Hayden Building Department Design Criteria handout, https://cms2.revize.com/revize/hayden/document_center/Government/CED/Building/Frequently%20Asked%20Questions/BuildingDepartmentDesignCriteria.pdf
    • − Plumbing, sewer, and electrical permitting and inspection within Hayden city limits are handled by the STATE of Idaho (Division of Building Safety / DOPL), NOT the City of Hayden — the City's own Residential Permit Application Instructions expressly direct applicants to 'Contact the State of Idaho, Division of Building Safety at (800)955-3044 or apply online https://dbs.idaho.gov/' for plumbing, sewer, and electrical permits/inspections, and state that 'State Permits must be final approved prior to scheduling a City Final Inspection.' This differs from neighboring Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls, which each issue their own electrical and plumbing permits directly. Source: City of Hayden Residential Permit Application Instructions, https://cms2.revize.com/revize/hayden/document_center/Government/CED/Building/Residential%20Permits/ResidentialPermitApplicationPacket.pdf
  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Cassia County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: State Electrical Permit — Existing Dwelling Unit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Cassia County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: State Electrical Permit — Existing Residence / Branch Circuit (homeowner)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Elmore County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: State Electrical Permit — Existing Dwelling Unit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Elmore County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: State Electrical Permit — Existing Residence / Branch Circuit (homeowner)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Gem County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: State Electrical Permit — Existing Dwelling Unit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Gem County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: State Electrical Permit — Existing Residence / Branch Circuit (homeowner)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Latah County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: State Electrical Permit — Existing Dwelling Unit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Latah County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Additional branch circuits (DOPL worksheet only — not imposed by the controlling rule) ($10.00 per additional branch circuit per DOPL's worksheet; $0 under IDAPA 24.39.10)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Latah County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Requested Inspection Permit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Latah County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: Homeowner Electrical Permit — existing residence, base fee

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Latah County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: Homeowner Electrical Permit — per branch circuit

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Latah County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: Requested Inspection / Plan Check (optional)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Madison County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Requested Inspection Permit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Madison County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: State Electrical Permit — Existing Dwelling Unit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Madison County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Additional branch circuits (DOPL worksheet only — not imposed by the controlling rule) ($10.00 per additional branch circuit per DOPL's worksheet; $0 under IDAPA 24.39.10)

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Madison County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: Homeowner Electrical Permit — existing residence, base fee

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Madison County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: Homeowner Electrical Permit — per branch circuit

  • Fee updated

    Unincorporated Madison County, Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record removed: Requested Inspection / Plan Check (optional)

  • Codes updated

    Minidoka County (Building Authority for Unincorporated County and the Cities of Acequia, Minidoka, Paul, and Rupert), Idaho — adopted-codes record updated

    • + NOTE: The county's Adopted Building Codes page does not list adopted editions for the IPC (plumbing), IFGC (fuel gas), or NEC (electrical) because plumbing and electrical permitting/inspection in Minidoka County is performed by the State of Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL), not the county, per the county's own Other Permitting page (minidoka.id.us/373/Other-Permitting) and the Residential Building Packet ('Idaho DOPL Electrical/Plumbing Permits - (800) 955-3044, https://dopl.idaho.gov'). No county-published edition number for those trades was found; omitted rather than assumed.
    • − NOTE: The county's Adopted Building Codes page does not list adopted editions for the IPC (plumbing), IFGC (fuel gas), or NEC (electrical) because plumbing and electrical permitting/inspection in Minidoka County is performed by the State of Idaho Division of Building Safety (DOPL), not the county, per the county's own Other Permitting page (minidoka.id.us/373/Other-Permitting) and the Residential Building Packet ('Idaho DOPL Electrical/Plumbing Permits - (800) 955-3044, https://dopl.idaho.gov'). No county-published edition number for those trades was found; omitted rather than assumed.
  • Fee updated

    Minidoka County (Building Authority for Unincorporated County and the Cities of Acequia, Minidoka, Paul, and Rupert), Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: State Electrical Permit — Existing Dwelling Unit ($65.00 per inspection)

  • Fee updated

    Minidoka County (Building Authority for Unincorporated County and the Cities of Acequia, Minidoka, Paul, and Rupert), Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Additional branch circuits (DOPL worksheet only — not imposed by the controlling rule) ($10.00 per additional branch circuit per DOPL's worksheet; $0 under IDAPA 24.39.10)

  • Fee updated

    Minidoka County (Building Authority for Unincorporated County and the Cities of Acequia, Minidoka, Paul, and Rupert), Idaho — EV Charger / EVSE Permit fee record added: Requested Inspection Permit ($65.00 per inspection)