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Kellogg building permits
Kellogg, Idaho — as published 2026-07-07.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
Codes adopted
Permit types & fees
Residential Building Permit (New Construction / Addition / Alteration)
Required for new residential construction, additions, alterations, and demolition in the City of Kellogg. A single Building Department Permit Application form covers new construction, additions, alterations, demolition, fence installation, re-roof, siding, sign installation, mobile/manufactured home setting, and floodplain development — the applicant checks the box(es) that apply to their project.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for any and all work done on the property per the City of Kellogg Building Department
- No construction may begin until the permit is issued
- Commercial construction or new construction requires TWO SETS OF PLANS from the contractor (minimum 24"x18")
- Site plans must show boundaries and dimensions, proposed and existing structures, setbacks, roads, parking, sewer/septic facilities, and other pertinent information
- Electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work is NOT issued or inspected by the City of Kellogg — those permits are issued and inspected by the State of Idaho (Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses / Idaho Building Safety, 1-800-955-3044, dbs.idaho.gov)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Department Permit ApplicationOfficial City of Kellogg building permit application covering new construction, additions, alterations, demolition, and related permit types; available as a downloadable PDF from the Building Department page
- RequiredConstruction Drawings / Site PlanTwo sets of plans (minimum 24"x18") for commercial construction or new construction; site plan showing boundaries, dimensions, structures, setbacks, roads, parking, and sewer/septic facilities
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| City of Kellogg building permit fee (structural/valuation-based) | Per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-12 (Fees For Building Permits And Associated Services), current through Ord. 642 (11-12-2025): 'Fees for building permits and related building department services shall be set by resolution of the Kellogg city council' (enabling ordinance: Ord. 481, 12-11-2002; the plan-check fee is likewise reserved to council resolution under City Code § 4-1-1.A.1, Ord. 593/616). No separate fee-schedule resolution document is published on the city's website, in the council agendas/minutes indexed at kellogg.id.gov/meetings/, or elsewhere online as of 2026-07-23 — confirmed by retrieving the live, JS-rendered code chapter text via the Browser pane (the prior chase had only reached the static, unrendered shell) and by web search; a similarly-named 'Building Permits' page at cityofkellogg.org (which quotes a flat $100 fee) is a distinct jurisdiction, Kellogg, Minnesota, and does not apply here. Call the Building Department at (208) 786-9131 for the current council-set fee. |
Re-Roof Permit
Required for roof replacement or re-roofing in the City of Kellogg, including tear-off, overlay, siding-related roofing work, and metal/composition/wood shingle installations. A dedicated Re-Roof Permit Application is provided separately from the general building permit application.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- A pre-reroof inspection is required prior to application of new material — call (208) 661-0494 at least 24 hours in advance to schedule
- Ice shield underlayment is required
- Proper ventilation must be provided
- Dry-rot conditions, structural problems, and/or IRC requirements must be addressed
- Maximum of two roofing layers allowed on existing roof systems
- Mobile/manufactured homes with a 30 lb snow-load roof system are allowed only one roof layer unless the second application is metal
Required documents
- RequiredRe-Roof Permit ApplicationOfficial City of Kellogg re-roof permit application; available as a downloadable PDF from the Building Department page
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| City of Kellogg re-roof permit fee | Per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-12 (Fees For Building Permits And Associated Services), current through Ord. 642 (11-12-2025): 'Fees for building permits and related building department services shall be set by resolution of the Kellogg city council' (enabling ordinance: Ord. 481, 12-11-2002) — the re-roof permit is issued under this same combined building-permit chapter, so the same resolution-based fee-setting applies. No separate fee-schedule resolution document is published on the city's website, in the council agendas/minutes indexed at kellogg.id.gov/meetings/, or elsewhere online as of 2026-07-23 — confirmed by retrieving the live, JS-rendered code chapter text via the Browser pane (the prior chase had only reached the static, unrendered shell) and by web search; a similarly-named 'Building Permits' page at cityofkellogg.org (which quotes a flat $100 re-shingle/re-side fee) is a distinct jurisdiction, Kellogg, Minnesota, and does not apply here. Call the Building Department at (208) 786-9131 for the current council-set fee. |
Fence Permit
Required for fence installation or modification in the City of Kellogg. A dedicated Fence Permit Application is provided separately from the general building permit application, requiring a drawing of the fence plan including height.
Reviewed 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Attach a drawing of the fence plans including the height of the fence
- Property owner, contractor/applicant, and worksite address information required
- Tax parcel number and legal description (lot, lot size, block) required
Required documents
- RequiredFence Permit ApplicationOfficial City of Kellogg fence permit application; available as a downloadable PDF from the Building Department page
- RequiredFence DrawingDrawing of the proposed fence plans, including height
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| City of Kellogg fence permit fee | Per Kellogg City Code § 4-1-12 (Fees For Building Permits And Associated Services), current through Ord. 642 (11-12-2025): 'Fees for building permits and related building department services shall be set by resolution of the Kellogg city council' (enabling ordinance: Ord. 481, 12-11-2002) — the fence permit is issued under this same combined building-permit chapter, so the same resolution-based fee-setting applies. No separate fee-schedule resolution document is published on the city's website, in the council agendas/minutes indexed at kellogg.id.gov/meetings/, or elsewhere online as of 2026-07-23 — confirmed by retrieving the live, JS-rendered code chapter text via the Browser pane (the prior chase had only reached the static, unrendered shell) and by web search; a similarly-named 'City of Kellogg' site at cityofkellogg.org is a distinct jurisdiction, Kellogg, Minnesota, and does not apply here. Call the Building Department at (208) 786-9131 for the current council-set fee. |
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Permit
VerifiedRequired for rooftop or ground-mounted solar photovoltaic installations within the City of Kellogg. Solar is not one of the checkbox categories on the City's single combined Building Department Permit Application (new construction, additions, alterations, demolition, fence, re-roof, siding, signs, mobile/manufactured home setting, floodplain development) — a solar project would be submitted under the general new-construction/alteration scope of that same form for the structural/mounting portion. Electrical interconnection is issued and inspected by the State of Idaho (DOPL), not the City, consistent with Kellogg's standing arrangement for all electrical/plumbing/mechanical trade permits. Kellogg shares its contracted Building Official (Keith Teeters) with several other Shoshone County cities, but sets its own fees independently; no fee schedule for any permit type, including solar, was found published by the City; Kellogg building fees are set by council resolution rather than a published document. The electrical interconnection scope, handled by the State of Idaho DOPL rather than the City, DOES have a published, currently-adopted statewide fee schedule (IDAPA 24.39.10, Rule 500) that governs the electrical portion of a Kellogg solar PV project.
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source
Requirements
- Building permit required for the structural/mounting portion of a solar PV installation, submitted on the City's single combined Building Department Permit Application (no dedicated solar checkbox exists — use the general new construction/alteration scope)
- Two sets of plans (minimum 24"x18") required for the structural/mounting design, per the same requirement that applies to new construction generally
- Electrical interconnection is NOT issued or inspected by the City of Kellogg — permitted and inspected by the State of Idaho (Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses / Idaho Building Safety, 1-800-955-3044, dbs.idaho.gov), the same arrangement documented for all other electrical work in this file
- All building permit fees, including any solar structural fee, must be paid with cash or check only — no card payments accepted
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Department Permit ApplicationOfficial City of Kellogg building permit application; no dedicated solar checkbox exists, so a solar project's structural/mounting scope is submitted under the general new-construction/alteration category on this same form
- RequiredConstruction Drawings / Site PlanTwo sets of plans (minimum 24"x18") showing panel/array layout, mounting/racking details, and structural connection
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| City of Kellogg building/structural permit fee (mounting/racking portion) | Fees for all Kellogg building permits, including solar structural work, are set by resolution of the City Council rather than published in a fee-schedule document or the municipal code text itself; no dollar figure could be independently verified after checking the City building department page, the Building Permit Application PDF, and the City Code index (kellogg.id.gov/City%20Code/). Confirm directly with Building Official Keith Teeters, (208) 786-9131. | |
| Idaho DOPL Electrical Permit — Other Installation (Including Industrial and Commercial) fee schedule (applies to solar/renewable energy interconnection since Kellogg has no local electrical-permitting program) | Wiring cost up to $10,000: $60 plus 2% of total wiring cost; $10,000–$100,000: $260 plus 1% of the amount over $10,000; over $100,000: $1,160 plus 0.5% of the amount over $100,000; small work under $500 not involving a service change: $10 | IDAPA 24.39.10 (Rules of the Idaho Electrical Board), Rule 500.02.b, current administrative rule text as amended through 4-4-25 (adminrules.idaho.gov/rules/current/24/243910.pdf). Statewide fee schedule administered by DOPL, since Kellogg defers all electrical trade permitting to the State. |
| Idaho DOPL Plan Check Fee | $65 minimum for one hour or less, plus $65 per additional hour | IDAPA 24.39.10, Rule 500.02.f |
| Idaho DOPL Requested Inspection Permit | $65 per inspection | IDAPA 24.39.10, Rule 500.02.c |
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger / EVSE Permit
VerifiedThe City of Kellogg does not issue electrical permits at all — like all electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work, EV charger/EVSE circuit installation is permitted and inspected by the State of Idaho (Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses / Idaho Building Safety), not the City. No dedicated EV charger/EVSE fee category exists in IDAPA 24.39.10 (Rules of the Idaho Electrical Board) -- an EV charger circuit added to an existing residence is billed under the flat $65 Existing Residential Dwelling Unit Permit fee, while a commercial or multi-family installation is billed under the Other Installation (Including Industrial and Commercial) Permit's wiring-cost-tiered schedule, both confirmed directly against DOPL's own published electrical board rules (the same statewide schedule verified for Idaho City and Jerome, ID in this same research pass). The City of Kellogg itself does not publish any fee schedule at all (fees are confirmed by phone) and has no bearing on the electrical fee. A City building permit is separately required only if the installation includes a structural/mounting element (e.g., a charger pedestal or canopy), submitted under the general new-construction/alteration category on the City's single combined Building Department Permit Application, since no dedicated EV checkbox exists (mirroring the same treatment as solar in this file).
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source
Requirements
- Electrical permit for the EV charger circuit is obtained through Idaho DOPL, not the City of Kellogg
- Governed by the National Electrical Code edition currently adopted by the State of Idaho as administered by DOPL, including NEC Article 625 (Electric Vehicle Charging System) provisions
- If a structural element (pedestal, canopy, or similar) is installed, a City of Kellogg building permit is required for that portion, submitted on the City's combined Building Department Permit Application (no dedicated EV checkbox exists; use the general new-construction/alteration category)
- All City of Kellogg building permit fees must be paid with cash or check only — no card payments accepted
- Contact Idaho DOPL directly at 1-800-955-3044 or dbs.idaho.gov for the electrical permit and current fee
Required documents
- RequiredIdaho DOPL Electrical Permit ApplicationState of Idaho DOPL electrical permit application; used for EV charger/EVSE circuit installation as no dedicated EV form is published
- OptionalBuilding Department Permit ApplicationCity of Kellogg combined building permit application; only required if the installation includes a structural/mounting element reviewed by the City
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Existing Residential Dwelling Unit Permit (DOPL) — applies to an EV charger circuit added to an existing home | $65 per inspection | IDAPA 24.39.10, Rules of the Idaho Electrical Board, Section 050.02 (Residential Permits, Existing Residential Dwelling Unit). No distinct EV charger/EVSE fee line is published by DOPL; a Level 2/EVSE circuit added to an existing residence falls under this flat existing-dwelling-unit fee rather than the new-construction, square-footage-tiered schedule. Confirmed 2026-07-20 directly against DOPL's own published Idaho Electrical Board rules text. |
| Other Installation (Including Industrial and Commercial) Permit (DOPL) — applies to commercial/multi-family EV charging installations | Wiring cost not exceeding $10,000: $60 plus 2% of wiring cost. $10,001-$100,000: $260 plus 1% of the amount over $10,000. Over $100,000: $1,160 plus 0.5% of the amount over $100,000. | IDAPA 24.39.10, Rules of the Idaho Electrical Board, Section 050.06 (Other Installation, Including Industrial and Commercial, Permit). Applies to a commercial or multi-family EV charging station installation rather than the residential dwelling-unit fee. Confirmed 2026-07-20 directly against DOPL's own published Idaho Electrical Board rules text. |
Sources & verification
Key facts verified against official sources. Last reviewed 2026-07-23.
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