Residential Building Permit (New Construction / Addition / Remodel / Accessory Structure) — Wilder, Idaho · Requirements sheet
Verified 2026-08-02 · Source: https://cityofwilder.org/uploads/residential-bldg-permit.pdf
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Residential Building Permit (New Construction / Addition / Remodel / Accessory Structure) in Wilder, Idaho
Required for new single-family residences, residential additions (including attached garages/carports), residential remodels, and detached accessory structures within Wilder city limits. Issued by the City of Wilder Building Department and reviewed by the city's appointed Building Official. Wilder has no distinctly-named Commercial Building Permit or Commercial Tenant Improvement Permit — commercial construction within city limits (Wilder does have designated 'C Commercial' and 'CI Commercial and Industrial' zoning districts) is regulated under the same city-adopted IBC 2015 code and the same generic, valuation-based Building Permit Fee table codified at Wilder City Code section 3-1-11, not a separate commercial product; see localAmendments and tipsAndGotchas for full sourcing.
Verified 2026-08-02 · Source
When you need this permit
- Building permit required to construct or install a single-family residence, residential addition, residential remodel, or detached accessory structure within city limits
- Two complete sets of plans and specifications drawn to scale required for new construction and additions
- Site plan showing lot lines, private and public utilities, drainage, easements, and North arrow
- Foundation plan (reinforcement, ventilation, frost walls for stoops/overhangs)
- Floor plan (window/door sizes, ventilation, required exits)
- Roof, wall, and floor framing plan (wall bracing, header and beam sizes) — required for new construction, additions, and detached accessory structures
- Elevations (roof slopes, attic ventilation, chimney and building heights) — required for new construction, additions, and detached accessory structures
- Building section (foundation to roof)
- Energy code compliance form (REScheck) — required for new construction, additions, and remodels
- Projects within 100 feet of the Golden Gate Canal require Boise Project Board of Control approval before the city will approve the permit
- Idaho Contractor Registration Number required on the application if a licensed contractor is performing the work Contractor
- Call Idaho 811 (DIGLINE) before digging
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Fee schedule
Quoted verbatim from Wilder City Code section 3-1-11; Show full citationHide
Quoted verbatim from Wilder City Code section 3-1-11; this bracket's own base fee ($3,827.00) is internally consistent with the running total from the prior bracket, but the 'first $500.00' phrase is very likely a drafting/typo error for 'first $500,000.00' (every other bracket's 'first $X' matches its own floor value) — flagged rather than silently corrected; confirm with the Building Official before relying on it for an exact fee calculation near this bracket's boundaryWilder City Code section 3-1-11(B) 'Adoption of Building Permit Fees' table, 'Other inspections and fees' line 2, 'Inspections for which no fee is specifically indicated' — the same cell carries the… Show full citationHide
Wilder City Code section 3-1-11(B) 'Adoption of Building Permit Fees' table, 'Other inspections and fees' line 2, 'Inspections for which no fee is specifically indicated' — the same cell carries the demolition-permit $25.00 initial charge and the half-hour threshold above which the hourly rate appliesWilder City Code section 3-1-11(B) 'Adoption of Building Permit Fees' table, 'Other inspections and fees' line 3, 'Additional construction document review required by changes, additions, or revisions… Show full citationHide
Wilder City Code section 3-1-11(B) 'Adoption of Building Permit Fees' table, 'Other inspections and fees' line 3, 'Additional construction document review required by changes, additions, or revisions to plans' — the cell sets commercial and residential construction document review at the same $70.00 hourly rateWilder City Code section 3-1-11(B) 'Adoption of Building Permit Fees' table, 'Other inspections and fees' line 4, 'Use of outside consultants for plan checking and inspections, or both' — the… Show full citationHide
Wilder City Code section 3-1-11(B) 'Adoption of Building Permit Fees' table, 'Other inspections and fees' line 4, 'Use of outside consultants for plan checking and inspections, or both' — the codified cell reads 'commercial construction document review and $70.00 per hour for construction document review', omitting the word 'residential' from the second clause; both rates are $70.00Review timeline
Inspection process
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Building Inspector Approval
Final sign-off by the Building Inspector is recorded directly on the permit application form; the form does not itemize a separate multi-stage inspection sequence (e.g., foundation/framing/final) the way larger jurisdictions' public materials do
See the full Wilder inspection guide — scheduling & re-inspection fees →
Tips
- Wilder's Residential Building Permit Application covers four project types on a single form — Single Family Residence, Residential Addition, Residential Remodel, and Detached Accessory Structure — check the applicable box and provide the matching plan set.
- The application's 'Office Use Only' fee block lists Sewer Fee ($3,800), Sewer Inspection ($200), Water Hookup ($1,800), Water Inspection ($200), and Water Meter fees (5/8" meter $582.80, 1" meter $954.00, 2" meter $1,600.00) as fixed utility-connection fees; the Permit Fee and Plan Review lines are left blank on the form itself, but city staff calculate them from the valuation-based fee table codified at Wilder City Code section 3-1-11 (found 2026-07-23 on the city's own municipal code portal) — Plan Review is 50% of the Building Permit Fee.
- A Wildland Fire Rural District (WFRD) Impact Fee applies at $825 per dwelling unit or $0.41 per sq ft of non-residential space, per the application form.
- Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC/mechanical permits are NOT issued by the City of Wilder — apply directly through the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (dopl.idaho.gov).
- Projects within 100 feet of the Golden Gate Canal need Boise Project Board of Control sign-off on the permit application itself before the city will approve it — budget extra lead time if your parcel is canal-adjacent.
- Call 811 (Idaho DIGLINE) before any digging — printed directly on the city's permit form as a legal requirement.
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