Park City building inspections

Applies to: Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit

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   Framing / Rough-In (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing)

   After framing and rough-in MEP work — before insulation or wall cover. Scheduled through City Inspect.

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   Fire Code Compliance (if applicable)

   Required where the TI scope modifies existing fire suppression or alarm systems in the commercial space, coordinated as part of plan review and inspection. No separate city fee specific to TI fire-system plan review was found in the Fee Schedule — only the general IFC Issuance Fee ($154.00, § 1.2.7) is published; confirm current fire-system review costs with the Building Department.

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   Final Inspection / Certificate of Occupancy

   Final sign-off scheduled through City Inspect once all trade items are complete, per Park City's official Building Inspection Process Guide.

Applies to: Residential Building Permit

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   Limits of Disturbance (LOD)

   Scheduled through the Building Department (435-615-5101) alongside a Pre-Construction meeting once the permit is approved; a passing LOD inspection is required before construction can begin, per Park City's official Permit FAQs.

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   Building, Framing, and Trade Inspections

   Scheduled through City Inspect. Next-day inspection available when scheduled by 3 p.m. the prior business day. AM inspections run 8 a.m.–noon; PM inspections run noon–4 p.m. Per Park City's official Inspections page, in accordance with 2024 Senate Bill 185, if an ICC-required inspection is not performed within 3 business days of the requested date, the applicant may contact one of the city's listed third-party inspection agencies (Shums Coda Associates, WC3, Sunrise Engineering).

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   Final Inspection / Certificate of Occupancy

   Final sign-off scheduled through City Inspect once all trade and Limits of Disturbance items are complete, per Park City's official Building Inspection Process Guide and Certificate of Occupancy Prior to Site Completion Request form.

Applies to: Change of Use / Change of Occupancy Permit

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   Building / Fire / Planning Sign-Off Review

   Same parallel review disciplines used for other Park City commercial permits (Building, Fire Safety, Planning/zoning, Engineering) confirm the space meets applicable code requirements for its new occupancy classification before a Certificate of Occupancy is issued.

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   Final Inspection / Certificate of Occupancy

   Per the adopted IBC Sec. 111, no change of occupancy may occur until the Building Official issues a Certificate of Occupancy, scheduled through City Inspect once all upgrade work and sign-offs are complete.

Applies to: Solar PV Permit

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   Solar Installation Site Visit

   Park City Building Department staff follow an inspection checklist as part of a site visit conducted during and/or after the solar installation process, to confirm all applicable codes have been followed, per the city's official Solar PV Permitting Info page.

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   Net Metering Final Sign-Off

   Not a code inspection but a required prerequisite to final project approval: Rocky Mountain Power must complete the Net Metering Agreement and set up the appropriate meter for grid-connected systems before Park City grants final sign-off.

Final inspection only: Demolition Permit, Electrical Permit, EV Charger / EVSE Permit, Fire Alarm and Detection System Permit, Fire Sprinkler System Permit, Mechanical / HVAC Permit, Plumbing Permit