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Residential Building Permit in Enoch City, Utah

Required for new single-family residential construction in Enoch City. The base building permit fee is set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table plus a 1% Utah state surcharge; a separate plan-review fee (a percentage of the building permit fee, scaled by home size) is charged by the city's contracted third-party plan reviewer and cannot be waived. Enoch City's official Fee Schedule (Section 4.A, Permit) states building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code on a valuation basis, plus a 1% state surcharge; there is no distinct EV charger/EVSE fee category, so EV charger installation is handled as standard electrical work under this same valuation-based Building Permit.

Verified 2026-08-21 · Source

When you need this permit

  • New single-family residential construction
  • 1 set of construction plans in PDF format submitted to inspector@enochcity.org
  • Completed Building Permit Application
  • Utah Prairie Dog Clearance letter/evaluation form
  • Geotechnical Data Worksheet from a licensed engineer
  • Verification with the City Office regarding water rights for the property
  • Verification with the City Office for zoning and subdivision requirements
  • Home Energy Compliance Worksheet
  • Owner/Builder Certification, signed and notarized, if applicable Owner-builder
  • Dumpster and sanitary facilities on-site per Ordinance 2006-01-18-A

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Fee schedule

Building Permit Fee (base, UBC valuation table)
Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A 'Permit' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.A): 'Building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code. Show full citationEnoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A 'Permit' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.A): 'Building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code. There is a one percent (1%) State of Utah surcharge added to the total building permit fee.' No structures under 200 square feet require a permit, per the same section. The specific UBC valuation-per-square-foot table itself is not separately republished on Enoch's fee-schedule page; the city fee schedule states only that the UBC table governs, consistent with how several other small Utah cities reference the standard valuation table rather than reprinting it.
Set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table, plus a 1% State of Utah surcharge on the total building permit fee.
Plan Review Fee — New homes under 2,000 sq ftEnoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.B).
30% of building permit fee
Plan Review Fee — New homes 2,000–3,000 sq ftEnoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'.
35% of building permit fee
Plan Review Fee — New homes over 3,000 sq ftEnoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'.
40% of building permit fee
Resubmission of expired/closed building permitEnoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'.
50% of original building permit fee
Substantially Identical Plans (plan review)Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'.
50% of the original plan review fee
Utility Deposit
Collected along with the building permit and impact fees, per Enoch City's official Water Meter, Connection & Deposit Info sheet (Rev 06 2015); Show full citationCollected along with the building permit and impact fees, per Enoch City's official Water Meter, Connection & Deposit Info sheet (Rev 06 2015); refunded (or credited for owner-builders after a year of on-time payments) once the Certificate of Occupancy is issued and the utility account is closed.
$250.00
Impact Fees (collected at building permit issuance)
Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 6.A 'Impact Fees' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/6.A), read directly from the live fee-schedule book 2026-08-21. Show full citationEnoch City Fee Schedule, Section 6.A 'Impact Fees' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/6.A), read directly from the live fee-schedule book 2026-08-21. Water meter-size tiers above 1-inch carry progressively higher impact fees: 1.5-inch $9,807.15, 2-inch $17,434.94, 3-inch $39,228.61, 4-inch $69,739.75 (all effective 12-17-19), and 6-inch $156,914.44 (effective 11-13-17) — see source for the full table, including the per-land-use Transportation impact fee schedule (effective 4-2-24). The Water/ERU, Wastewater, and Police multi-family/commercial figures were updated by the city effective 1-21-26 and 11-18-25, superseding the older figures previously captured from the Utah Public Notice Website archival copy.
Water 1-inch meter/ERU $6,500.00 (effective 1-21-26); Wastewater Residential/ERU $3,196.37, Nonresidential $4,794.56 (both effective 1-21-26); Transportation — Residential Single Family Detached, per-unit approved impact fee $2,000 (effective 4-2-24); Police — Single Family residential/ERU $1,353.91 (effective 7-18-23), Multi-Family residential $1,353.91 (effective 11-18-25), Commercial $0.70 per sq ft (effective 11-18-25); Park — Single Family residential/ERU $1,250.00 (effective 5-30-23); Storm Water Drainage — set by zoning district per the schedule effective 1-14-25 (e.g., Residential 11 (R-1-11) $3,560, Rural Residential (R-R-1/R-R-5) $2,670, up to Regional Commercial (R-C) $8,010 per ERU).

Review timeline

Plan reviewEnoch City’s published plan-review target
3–17 business days

How long did your Residential Building Permit permit actually take in Enoch City?

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Inspection process

  1. 1

    Temporary Power

    Per Enoch City's official Builder Inspection Checklist; call (435) 586-1119 with the building permit number and address, allow 24–48 hours for inspections.

  2. 2

    Footing Inspection

    Compaction Report required for this inspection, per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  3. 3

    Foundation Steel

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  4. 4

    Foundation Weatherproofing

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  5. 5

    Stem Wall Insulation

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  6. 6

    Under Slab Plumbing

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  7. 7

    Slab Steel Inspection

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  8. 8

    Sewer Lateral Connection

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist; a temporary water meter request follows this step.

  9. 9

    4-Way (Rough Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Framing, Gas)

    Combined rough-in inspection, per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  10. 10

    Gas Clearance

    Requires the city's Gas Clearance Form (fuel line size, cubic feet per hour/BTU, meter pressure) and a 24-hour inspection notice, per the Gas Clearance Form in the permit packet.

  11. 11

    Insulation

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  12. 12

    Sheetrock Nailing

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  13. 13

    Lath

    Per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

  14. 14

    Culvert Inspection

    Part of the final inspection scope, which also covers road and bar-ditch or curb/gutter/street/sidewalk condition, per the Building Permit Application.

  15. 15

    Final Inspection / Certificate of Occupancy

    Includes Insulation Certificate, Stucco Certificate, and Final Grade Report sign-offs, followed by issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy, per the Builder Inspection Checklist.

See the full Enoch City inspection guide — scheduling & re-inspection fees →

Tips

  • Enoch City's Building Department office hours are Monday–Thursday 9:00 AM–4:30 PM and Friday 9:00 AM–1:00 PM — shorter Friday hours than several neighboring Utah cities.
  • All permit documents are submitted by email to inspector@enochcity.org, not through a walk-in-only process — bundle all checklist items into one submission to start the process.
  • Enoch's plan review fee is NOT waivable even when a project's building permit fee is waived by City Council — the city is billed directly by its third-party plan reviewer, per December 2023 City Council minutes discussing a fee waiver for the Iron County Children's Justice Center (all building permit fees waived except the $2,417.66 plan review fee).
  • Builders can create an account and check permit status online via Enoch's CityInspect portal (enoch.cityinspect.com) or the shared Iron County CityInspect registration portal (utah.cityinspect.com) — Enoch's own instance is distinct from Cedar City's.
  • To log in to an existing permit online, the username is the permit number (e.g., 'B-16-000') and the password is the first 5 characters of the builder name plus the permit number again (e.g., 'Buildb-16-000'), per the Building Department page's own login instructions.
  • Structures under 200 square feet do not require a building permit, per Enoch City Fee Schedule Section 4.A.
  • Enoch City's Fee Schedule Section 4.A (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.A) prices all building-permit work, including electrical, on the Uniform Building Code valuation table — it has no separate EV charger/EVSE line item.

Frequently asked questions

Enoch City requires a residential building permit for: New single-family residential construction; 1 set of construction plans in PDF format submitted to inspector@enochcity.org; Completed Building Permit Application; Utah Prairie Dog Clearance letter/evaluation form; Geotechnical Data Worksheet from a licensed engineer; Verification with the City Office regarding water rights for the property; Verification with the City Office for zoning and subdivision requirements; Home Energy Compliance Worksheet; Owner/Builder Certification, signed and notarized, if applicable; Dumpster and sanitary facilities on-site per Ordinance 2006-01-18-A. If your project isn't listed, confirm with Enoch City Building Department (Community Development) at (435) 586-1119 before starting work.

Per Enoch City's official Fee Schedule (Section 4.A), the base building permit fee is set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table plus a 1% Utah state surcharge. On top of that, Section 4.B charges a plan review fee equal to 30% of the building permit fee for new homes under 2,000 sq ft, 35% for 2,000–3,000 sq ft, and 40% for homes over 3,000 sq ft — this plan review fee is billed by the city's contracted third-party reviewer and cannot be waived.

Enoch City does not publish its own plan-review turnaround time. Utah Code § 10-20-909 requires municipalities to complete plan review of a one- or two-family dwelling or townhome within 14 business days after a 3-business-day completeness screening period (17 business days total) — this statutory floor applies as the governing figure absent a city-specific published SLA.

You'll need: New Building Permit Packet (Residential); Building Permit Application; Utah Prairie Dog Clearance Area Evaluation and Acknowledgement; Geotechnical Data Worksheet; Home Energy Compliance Worksheet. Depending on your project, Enoch City may also ask for: Owner/Builder Certification and Agreement to Comply with the Construction Trades Licensing Act. See the required-documents checklist on this page for details on each.

Enoch City requires 15 inspection(s) for a residential building permit, in order: Temporary Power, Footing Inspection, Foundation Steel, Foundation Weatherproofing, Stem Wall Insulation, Under Slab Plumbing, Slab Steel Inspection, Sewer Lateral Connection, 4-Way (Rough Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Framing, Gas), Gas Clearance, Insulation, Sheetrock Nailing, Lath, Culvert Inspection, Final Inspection / Certificate of Occupancy. Schedule each through Enoch City Building Department (Community Development) ((435) 586-1119).

Apply through Enoch City Building Department (Community Development) at 900 East Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT 84721. Phone: (435) 586-1119, email: inspector@enochcity.org. Office hours: Monday–Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Friday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, per enochcityut.gov footer contact block and the city's official Water Meter, Connection & Deposit Info sheet (Rev 06 2015).. Official information: https://www.enochcityut.gov/building-department.html.

Enoch City, Utah has adopted: Uniform Building Code (UBC) valuation table — Enoch City's own Fee Schedule (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.A) states: 'Building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code.' This is the same 1997 UBC Table 1-A valuation-fee structure referenced by other small Utah cities (e.g. Provo); Enoch's own published fee-schedule language uses 'Uniform Building Code' rather than citing a specific IBC/IRC edition year.; Statewide baseline per Utah Code § 15A-2-103: Utah's currently adopted statewide construction codes — the 2024 IBC (incl. Appendices C and J), 2024 IPC, 2024 IMC, 2024 IFGC, 2024 IECC, and 2024 IEBC (all in force since July 1, 2026, superseding the 2021 editions), alongside the unchanged 2021 IRC and 2023 NEC — apply to Enoch City by default absent a documented independent city-level code-adoption ordinance; Enoch City's own website does not publish a distinct 'Current Adopted Codes' page listing specific ICC edition years (unlike Cedar City's dedicated codes page), so the state baseline is reported here rather than invented city-specific edition years.. Local amendments apply — see the Enoch City overview page for the full list.

No. Enoch City operates its own independent Building Department (900 East Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT 84721; (435) 586-1119; inspector@enochcity.org) with its own fee schedule, ordinances, and CityInspect permit-portal instance (enoch.cityinspect.com), distinct from Cedar City's Building & Zoning Department and the unincorporated Iron County building department, though builders can access a shared Iron County-wide CityInspect registration portal (utah.cityinspect.com).

Sources & verification

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