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Driggs building permits
VerifiedDriggs, Idaho — as published 2026-08-02.
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Codes adopted
Permit types & fees
Residential Building Permit
VerifiedRequired for any construction, addition, alteration, repair, relocation, demolition, or change in occupancy of a residential building or structure within the City of Driggs, including mechanical (HVAC) work. Electrical and plumbing work is permitted separately by the State of Idaho, not the City.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Required for new construction, additions, alterations, repairs, relocations, and occupancy changes
- Complete construction plans stamped by an Idaho structural and architectural engineer for single- and two-family residential buildings
- Plans must comply with the adopted IRC and be drawn to City building plan standards (floor plans, elevations, sections, door/window schedules)
- Radon-resistant construction methods required per Appendix F of the IRC for new single- and two-family homes
- Site Plan (digitally drawn to scale by a professional) meeting the City's Site Plan Standards Checklist
- Exterior Lighting Plan showing lumen output, color temperature, and fixture type for all outdoor fixtures
- Design Review completion required first if the property is within the Design Review Overlay
- Submitted through the City's online Application Portal
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the City of Driggs Application Portal (iworq.net)
- RequiredBuilding Permit & Site Plan ChecklistApplication Submittal Checklist covering plans, site plan, and lighting plan requirements; must be uploaded with the application or the submission is deemed incomplete
- RequiredConstruction DrawingsComplete set of construction plans stamped by an Idaho structural and architectural engineer, including floor plans, elevations, building sections, and door/window schedules
- RequiredSite PlanDigitally drawn to a standard engineer's scale per the City of Driggs Site Plan Standards Checklist
- RequiredExterior Lighting PlanPhoto and/or spec sheet for each outdoor fixture showing lumen output, color temperature, and whether it is an occasional-use light; shown on building elevations
- OptionalCertificate of PlacementConfirms foundation placement matches the approved site plan; may be required by Planning & Building staff after foundation survey
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Plan Review (Residential) — due at time of application | $305 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3; additional review fees may be charged as required |
| Building Permit — valuation $1 to $50,000 | $100 + $50/inspection | Valuation per ICC published in most recent Building Safety Journal, due at time of permit issuance — Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 |
| Building Permit — valuation $50,001 to $250,000 | 0.7% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket with a stray extra zero as '$50,0001 - $250,000'; Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket with a stray extra zero as '$50,0001 - $250,000'; City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 prints the same 0.7% tier as '$50,001 to $250,000' |
| Building Permit — valuation $250,001 to $500,000 | 0.6% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table; the same tier and rate appear in the City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 |
| Building Permit — valuation $500,001 to $1,000,000 | 0.5% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table; the same tier and rate appear in the City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 |
| Building Permit — valuation $1,000,000 to $2,500,000 | 0.4% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket as '$1,000,000 - $2,500,000', overlapping the tier below; Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket as '$1,000,000 - $2,500,000', overlapping the tier below; City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 prints the same 0.4% tier as '$1,000,001 to $2,500,000' |
| Building Permit — valuation over $2,500,000 | 0.3% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table ('Over $2,500,000'); the same tier and rate appear in the City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 |
| General Re-inspection / Inspection not associated with a building permit (residential) | $85 per inspection | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'General Re-inspection / Inspection not associated with a building permit', printed as $85/inspection-residential against $170/inspection-commercial |
| Extension Request (6 months, maximum 2 allowed) | $320 or 0.363% of valuation, whichever is higher | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Extension Request-6-mns-Maximum Allowed (2)'. Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Extension Request-6-mns-Maximum Allowed (2)'. The cell prints '$320 or 0.363 of valuation (whichever is higher)' with no percent sign, while every valuation row in the same table carries one; 0.363% is the intended reading, since a literal 0.363 multiplier would leave the $320 floor operative only below roughly $900 of valuation |
| Stop Work Order | $500 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Stop Work Order' — a flat figure, not a maximum, unlike the adjacent 'Dangerous Building (declared by Council)' row which prints a $100-$300 per-violation range |
| Temporary Certificate of Occupancy | $155 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Temporary Certificate of Occupancy' |
| Development Impact Fees — Parks & Recreation (per dwelling unit, under 500 sq ft) | $418 | Driggs City Code § 8-3-5(C) Fee Table (codified ordinance, current through the Dec. Show full citationHideDriggs City Code § 8-3-5(C) Fee Table (codified ordinance, current through the Dec. 16, 2025 Municode supplement), incorporating the City of Driggs Capital Improvement Plan and Development Impact Fee Study (Tischler-Bise, 11/29/2022), adopted via Ord. No. 462-23 (3-7-2023); scales by unit size and use type; deed-restricted affordable housing developments are exempt from all impact fees. Note that City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 separately prints a Parks impact fee of $815.15 for a 'one bedroom/studio' bracket — a different bracket system and figure than the codified ordinance table. Development impact fees are set by ordinance under the Idaho Development Impact Fee Act (Idaho Code tit. 67, ch. 82), not by the general administrative fee resolution (which governs permit/plan-review fees per City Code § 8-1-3), so the ordinance figure is used here; the resolution's figure could reflect a pending update not yet codified — confirm with Planning & Building if a large project is imminent. |
| Development Impact Fees — Transportation/Streets (per dwelling unit, under 500 sq ft) | $1,748 | Driggs City Code § 8-3-5(C) Fee Table (codified ordinance, current through the Dec. Show full citationHideDriggs City Code § 8-3-5(C) Fee Table (codified ordinance, current through the Dec. 16, 2025 Municode supplement), incorporating the City of Driggs Capital Improvement Plan and Development Impact Fee Study (Tischler-Bise, 11/29/2022), adopted via Ord. No. 462-23 (3-7-2023); scales by unit size and use type. Note that City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 separately prints a Transportation/Streets impact fee of $1,327 for a 'one bedroom/studio' bracket — a different bracket system and a different figure from the codified ordinance table. The ordinance figure is used here; see the Parks fee note above for why. |
| Development Impact Fees — Fire & Rescue (per dwelling unit, under 500 sq ft) | $422 | Per Driggs City Code § 8-3-5(C) Fee Table (codified ordinance, current through the Dec. Show full citationHidePer Driggs City Code § 8-3-5(C) Fee Table (codified ordinance, current through the Dec. 16, 2025 Municode supplement), which incorporates the Teton County Fire & Rescue 2022 Capital Improvement Plan and Development Impact Fee Study (Tischler-Bise, 9/27/2022) at the same $422 'Under 500' sq ft figure, adopted via Ord. No. 462-23 (3-7-2023) as part of an intergovernmental agreement for the City to collect impact fees on behalf of Teton County Fire Protection District; scales by unit size and use type. The Teton County Fire District Building Permit inspection fee is separate: $30 single-family, $100 multifamily/commercial (figures not verified against a current District source). |
Demolition Permit
VerifiedRequired for demolition of any building or structure within the City of Driggs, submitted as a separate application from the standard building permit.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Separate Demolition Permit Application with site plan requirements
- Submitted through the City's online Application Portal
- Construction and demolition waste disposal requirements apply — see the City's Demolition and C&D Waste page
Required documents
- RequiredDemolition Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the City of Driggs Application Portal (iworq.net)
- RequiredSite PlanSite plan showing the structure(s) to be demolished, per the Demolition Permit Application requirements
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Demolition — Residential | $200 + $85/inspection | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 |
| Demolition — Commercial | $200 + $170/inspection | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 |
Solar PV Permit (Split City/State Jurisdiction)
VerifiedRequired for installation of rooftop or ground-mounted solar photovoltaic systems in Driggs. The City of Driggs Planning & Building Department's own Building Information page states directly: 'Plumbing and Electrical permits are issued by the State of Idaho Division of Building Safety and are required for any plumbing and electrical work' — the City itself does not issue electrical permits. The structural/racking portion of a solar installation is billed on the City's standard valuation-based Building Permit fee schedule (calculated per the International Code Council's Building Safety Journal valuation tables); no dedicated solar/photovoltaic fee line was located as of the last verification.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Obtain a City of Driggs Building Permit for the structural/racking portion of the installation via the City's Application Portal, including a completed Building Permit & Site Plan Checklist
- A licensed electrical contractor must separately obtain an electrical permit from the Idaho Division of Building Safety (DBS) for the interconnection/electrical work — the City of Driggs does not issue electrical permits
- Building permits are required for construction, addition, alteration, repair, relocation, demolition, or change in occupancy within City limits; minor exempt projects (e.g., small tool sheds, low fences) do not apply to solar installations
- Impact fees may apply to new construction associated with the project, per the City's Impact Fee schedule (deed-restricted affordable housing developments are exempt)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit Application (via Application Portal)City of Driggs online application for the structural/racking portion
- RequiredBuilding Permit & Site Plan ChecklistRequired supporting checklist submitted with the Driggs building permit application
- RequiredIdaho Division of Building Safety Electrical Permit ApplicationState-issued permit for the electrical/interconnection work, since the City does not administer electrical permitting
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| City Building Permit Fee — valuation-based | City of Driggs FY26 Fee Schedule (Resolution No. Show full citationHideCity of Driggs FY26 Fee Schedule (Resolution No. 432, adopted 16 September 2025, effective 1 October 2025) calculates building permit fees from project valuation per the International Code Council's Building Safety Journal valuation tables; no dedicated solar/photovoltaic fee line was located on the publicly accessible portions of the City's Building Information & Applications page. Contact the Planning & Building Department, (208) 354-2362, for the current fee schedule document and exact valuation-tier figures. | |
| State Electrical Permit Fee (Idaho Division of Building Safety) | The City of Driggs confirms electrical permits are issued by the Idaho Division of Building Safety, not the City, but a specific solar/photovoltaic-tier dollar figure was not independently located on… Show full citationHideThe City of Driggs confirms electrical permits are issued by the Idaho Division of Building Safety, not the City, but a specific solar/photovoltaic-tier dollar figure was not independently located on DBS's own pages as of the last verification. This is an honest gap, not an invented figure — contact Idaho DBS directly for the current fee. |
EV Charger / EVSE Permit (State of Idaho Electrical Permit)
VerifiedInstallation of an electric vehicle charging station in Driggs is electrical work and, like all electrical work in Driggs, is NOT permitted by the City at all — the City's own Building Information page states directly that 'Plumbing and Electrical permits are issued by the State of Idaho Division of Building Safety.' The permit is issued by the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) / Division of Building Safety (dbs.idaho.gov). DOPL's own statewide Contractor Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule, Rev. 8/17/2022) has NO distinct 'EV charger,' 'electric vehicle,' or 'EVSE' line item — a dedicated Level 2 charger circuit added to an existing residence is billed under the worksheet's 'Existing Residence / Modular, Manufactured or Mobile Homes / Detached Shop' bucket: $65 base fee plus $10 per additional branch circuit beyond the one circuit included in the base fee.
Verified 2026-07-23 · Source
Requirements
- Electrical permit issued by the State of Idaho DOPL/Division of Building Safety, not the City of Driggs — purchased online at dbs.idaho.gov (required for all permits as of January 1, 2023)
- DOPL's own Contractor Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule, Rev. 8/17/2022) has no distinct EV-charger/EVSE fee line; a new circuit added at an existing residence for a charger falls under the 'Existing Residence... Detached Shop' bucket ($65 + $10 per additional branch circuit)
- Work must be performed by, or under, an electrical contractor holding a current Idaho DOPL electrical license, or by the homeowner personally under Idaho's homeowner electrical permit provision for their own residence
- The City of Driggs itself has no role in the EV charger permit approval — no City Building Permit is required for the electrical work itself unless the installation is bundled with structural work (e.g., new garage construction) that independently triggers a City Building Permit
Required documents
- RequiredContractor Electrical Permit Application (State of Idaho DOPL)Purchased online at dbs.idaho.gov as of January 1, 2023; includes the Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule) used to calculate the fee
- OptionalHomeowner Electrical Permit Application (State of Idaho DOPL)Alternative to the contractor application if the homeowner is personally performing the EV charger circuit installation on their own residence
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Existing Residence / Modular, Manufactured or Mobile Homes / Detached Shop (typical dedicated EV charger circuit added to an existing home) | $65 base fee, plus $10 per additional branch circuit beyond the one circuit included in the base fee | Idaho DOPL Contractor Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule), Rev. 8/17/2022 — no distinct EV-charger/EVSE line item exists on the statewide fee worksheet |
| Temporary Construction Services (200 amp or less, one location) — if applicable during installation | $65 | Idaho DOPL Contractor Electrical Permit Worksheet |
| Requested Inspection (findings or inspector consultation) | $65.00 per hour | Idaho DOPL Contractor Electrical Permit Worksheet |
Commercial Building Permit
VerifiedRequired for new construction, additions, alterations, repairs, relocations, demolitions, or occupancy changes to a commercial (non-residential) building or structure within the City of Driggs. Commercial projects go through the same general Building Permit process and online Application Portal as residential, but with their own commercial-tier Plan Review fee ($955 vs. $305 for residential), IBC-based (not IRC-based) plan standards, and — for projects in the Design Review Overlay — mandatory Design Review before permit issuance. Driggs does NOT have a distinct 'tenant improvement,' interior-remodel, or alteration permit product for existing commercial space. Alteration and repair work inside an existing commercial building is permitted under this same Commercial Building Permit, per the City's own general permit-trigger language ('construction, addition, alteration, repair, relocation, demolition, or change in occupancy') and the City's Land Use & Zoning Information & Applications page, which states directly that the Design Review process applies to 'non-residential new construction and/or major remodels/additions' located in the Design Review Overlay — treating commercial remodels as a variant of this same building-permit/Design-Review track, not a separate TI product. Consistent with this across the City's own materials: the Building Information & Applications page; the Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, whose Application Submittal Checklist lists exactly three plan-submittal categories (Single/Two-Family Residential, Multi-Family Residential, and Commercial) with no fourth 'tenant improvement' category; the FY26 Fee Resolution No. 432, which has no distinct TI/remodel fee line (only a $545 Design Review 'Sketch Plan - Minor Remodel' fee, which is a land-use design-review fee, not a separate building-permit product); and the Land Use & Zoning Information & Applications page.
Verified 2026-08-02 · Source
Requirements
- Required for new construction, additions, alterations, repairs, relocations, demolitions, and occupancy changes to commercial buildings
- Complete construction plans stamped by an Idaho structural and architectural engineer, drawn to the City's building plan standards. NOTE: the City's own Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF still specifies the 2015 IBC for commercial buildings (2012 IRC for residential) — an older code cycle than the 2018 IBC/2018 IRC listed in the codesAdopted as effective January 1, 2021. This is an unreconciled internal inconsistency as of 2026-08-02, similar in kind to the residential entry's 85 psf vs. 90 psf snow-load discrepancy; the codesAdopted array (2018 IBC) is treated as controlling here
- Site Plan (digitally drawn to scale by a professional) meeting the City's Site Plan Standards Checklist
- Exterior Lighting Plan showing lumen output, color temperature, and fixture type for all outdoor fixtures
- Discuss landscaping, parking, and Design Review requirements with the Planning & Zoning Department before submitting a building permit application
- Design Review completion required first if the property is within the Design Review Overlay; the City's Land Use & Zoning page states the Design Review process is required for 'non-residential new construction and/or major remodels/additions' located in the Overlay, subject to Appendix A (Design Standards) of the Land Development Code
- Radon-resistant construction methods per the EPA's 'Radon Prevention in the Design and Construction of Schools and Other Larger Buildings' (1994) guidelines, required only for any school or residence located within a commercial building — not for commercial space generally
- No separate tenant-improvement/interior-remodel permit exists in Driggs — alterations and repairs to existing commercial space are permitted under this same Commercial Building Permit (see description for sourcing)
- Submitted through the City's online Application Portal
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted via the City of Driggs Application Portal (iworq.net)
- RequiredBuilding Permit & Site Plan ChecklistApplication Submittal Checklist; the Commercial buildings section requires stamped construction plans and a landscaping/parking/Design Review discussion with Planning & Zoning prior to submittal
- RequiredConstruction DrawingsComplete set of construction plans stamped by an Idaho structural and architectural engineer, complying with the City's adopted IBC
- RequiredSite PlanDigitally drawn to a standard engineer's scale per the City of Driggs Site Plan Standards Checklist
- RequiredExterior Lighting PlanPhoto and/or spec sheet for each outdoor fixture showing lumen output, color temperature, and whether it is an occasional-use light; shown on building elevations
- OptionalDesign Review Application (Sketch and/or Final)Required before Building Permit issuance only for non-residential new construction and/or major remodels/additions located within the Design Review Overlay Zone
- OptionalCertificate of PlacementConfirms foundation placement matches the approved site plan; may be required by Planning & Building staff after foundation survey
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Plan Review (Commercial) — due at time of application | $955 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 (printed alongside the $305 Residential Plan Review fee); additional review fees may be charged as required |
| Building Permit — valuation $1 to $50,000 | $100 + $50/inspection | Valuation per ICC published in most recent Building Safety Journal, due at time of permit issuance. Show full citationHideValuation per ICC published in most recent Building Safety Journal, due at time of permit issuance. Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 lists 'Commercial Building Permit' as its own line item pointing to this same Plan Review & Valuation Fees table used for residential — the valuation tiers are not split by use type |
| Building Permit — valuation $50,001 to $250,000 | 0.7% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket with a stray extra zero as '$50,0001 - $250,000'; Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket with a stray extra zero as '$50,0001 - $250,000'; City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 prints the same 0.7% tier as '$50,001 to $250,000' |
| Building Permit — valuation $250,001 to $500,000 | 0.6% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table; the same tier and rate appear in the City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 |
| Building Permit — valuation $500,001 to $1,000,000 | 0.5% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table; the same tier and rate appear in the City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 |
| Building Permit — valuation $1,000,000 to $2,500,000 | 0.4% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket as '$1,000,000 - $2,500,000', overlapping the tier below; Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table, which prints the bracket as '$1,000,000 - $2,500,000', overlapping the tier below; City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 prints the same 0.4% tier as '$1,000,001 to $2,500,000' |
| Building Permit — valuation over $2,500,000 | 0.3% of valuation | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, Plan Review & Valuation Fees table ('Over $2,500,000'); the same tier and rate appear in the City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process, Permit Fees, p.3 |
| General Re-inspection / Inspection not associated with a building permit (commercial) | $170 per inspection | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 — double the $85/inspection residential rate |
| Extension Request (6 months, maximum 2 allowed) | $320 or 0.363% of valuation, whichever is higher | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Extension Request-6-mns-Maximum Allowed (2)'. Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Extension Request-6-mns-Maximum Allowed (2)'. The cell prints '$320 or 0.363 of valuation (whichever is higher)' with no percent sign, while every valuation row in the same table carries one; 0.363% is the intended reading, since a literal 0.363 multiplier would leave the $320 floor operative only below roughly $900 of valuation |
| Stop Work Order | $500 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Stop Work Order' — a flat figure, not a maximum, unlike the adjacent 'Dangerous Building (declared by Council)' row which prints a $100-$300 per-violation range |
| Temporary Certificate of Occupancy | $155 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3, 'Temporary Certificate of Occupancy' |
| Conditional Use Permit (if the proposed commercial use requires one) | $1,740 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 |
| Design Review — Final Review (Building) | $585 + $23 per 1,000 sq ft GFA | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3; required before Building Permit issuance for non-residential new construction/major remodels in the Design Review Overlay |
| Design Review — Sketch Plan (Site) | $425 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 |
| Design Review — Sketch Plan (Minor Remodel) | $545 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 — a land-use Design Review fee for remodel-scale projects in the Overlay, not a separate TI/remodel building-permit product |
| Development Impact Fees — Parks & Recreation (Nonresidential, per 1,000 sq ft of building area unless noted) | Retail $0, Office $0, Industrial $0, Warehousing $0, Institutional $0; Lodging $882 per room | City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, Impact Fees table, p.3 (directly fetched and reviewed 2026-08-02); Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, Impact Fees table, p.3 (directly fetched and reviewed 2026-08-02); this table's residential 'Under 500 sq ft' bracket figures ($418/$1,748/$422) match the ordinance-derived figures already used elsewhere in this record for Driggs City Code § 8-3-5, so the Nonresidential figures here are treated as reflecting the same codified ordinance table. CONFLICT NOTE: City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 separately prints a flat $0.15 per sq ft Nonresidential Parks fee for Retail/Office/Industrial only (no Warehousing/Institutional/Lodging rows shown) — a different, non-reconciling figure, structurally identical to the Resolution-vs-ordinance conflict already documented on the residential-building-permit entry's Parks impact fee. Following the existing rationale (impact fees are set by ordinance under the Idaho Development Impact Fee Act, not the general fee resolution), the checklist/ordinance-derived figures are used here; confirm with Planning & Building before a large commercial project |
| Development Impact Fees — Transportation/Streets (Nonresidential, per 1,000 sq ft of building area unless noted) | Retail $8,423, Office $3,247, Industrial $1,462, Warehousing $515, Institutional $3,229; Lodging $2,747 per room | City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, Impact Fees table, p.3. Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, Impact Fees table, p.3. CONFLICT NOTE: Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.3 separately prints Nonresidential Streets figures of $6.50/sq ft (Retail), $2.10/sq ft (Office), and $1.55/sq ft (Industrial) — these do not reconcile with the checklist's per-1,000-sq-ft figures above (e.g. $8,423/1,000 sq ft = $8.42/sq ft Retail vs. $6.50/sq ft in the Resolution); same category of discrepancy as the Parks fee above, resolved the same way |
| Development Impact Fees — Fire & Rescue (Nonresidential, per 1,000 sq ft of building area unless noted) | Retail $3,600, Office $1,388, Industrial $623, Warehousing $623, Institutional $1,379; Lodging $1,024 per room | City of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, Impact Fees table, p.3; Show full citationHideCity of Driggs Building Permit Application Checklist & Process PDF, Impact Fees table, p.3; no Nonresidential Fire & Rescue figures were found printed in Resolution No. 432's Development Impact Fee table, so no cross-source conflict was found for this category. This is a City-collected fee remitted to the Teton County Fire Protection District per the residential entry's existing Fire & Rescue impact-fee note; distinct from the Teton County Fire District's own inspection/plan-review fees below |
| Teton County Fire District — Commercial/Nonresidential Building Permit Inspection | $100 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.4 (Teton County Fire District Inspection table); a separate authority's fee, not paid to the City — parallels the $30 single-family / $100 multifamily figures already noted on the residential-building-permit entry |
| Teton County Fire District — Fire Sprinkler Review/Inspections (if applicable) | $300 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.4 |
| Teton County Fire District — Fire Alarm Review/Inspections (if applicable) | $200 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.4 |
| Teton County Fire District — Commercial Kitchen Suppression Review (if applicable) | $100 | City of Driggs Resolution No. 432, FY26 Fees & Fines, p.4 |
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