Pleasant Grove building permits

pgcityutah.gov/departments/community_development/fee_schedule.php and building.php: 'New Commercial — $500.' Applied toward the total cost of the building permit. The fee_schedule.php table lists 'New Commercial $500' alongside 'New Single Family $250,' 'Commercial Remodel/Tenant Improvement $250,' and 'All Others (Solar, Signs, Basements) $75'.

pgcityutah.gov/departments/community_development/fee_schedule.php lists "Commercial Remodel/ Tenant Improvement — $250," alongside "All Others (Solar, Signs, Basements) — $75." However, pgcityutah.gov/departments/community_development/building.php's document-requirements table lists a parallel row ("New Single Family Residential | Solar, Basements, Additions, Pools, Plan Revisions | New Commercial Shell | Commercial Remodel/ Tenant Improvement") with values "$250 | $75 | $500 | $75" — i.e. $75, not $250, for this permit type. Both pages are live and genuinely show these conflicting figures: fee_schedule.php's 'Building Permit Submittal Fees' table reads New Single Family/New Commercial/Commercial Remodel-Tenant Improvement/All Others = $250/$500/$250/$75 in that column order, while building.php's table reads New Single Family Residential/Solar-Basements-Additions-Pools-Plan Revisions/New Commercial Shell/Commercial Remodel-Tenant Improvement = $250/$75/$500/$75 in that column order — i.e. $250 vs $75 for the identical 'Commercial Remodel/Tenant Improvement' line item on the city's own two pages. Neither page indicates when it was last updated, so recency cannot be used as a tiebreaker, and no authoritative source resolves which page is correct: (1) the city's comprehensive PLEASANT GROVE CITY FEE SCHEDULE - Adopted FY2026 (cms2.revize.com/revize/pleasantgroveut/Fee%20Schedule_FY2026_Adopted.pdf, 17 pages) has a 'Building Fees' section covering only Culinary/PI Meter Set fees and contains zero line items for New Single Family, New Commercial, Commercial Remodel/Tenant Improvement, or Building Permit Submittal Fees at all, so the master schedule cannot and does not resolve the conflict; (2) no dedicated Pleasant Grove ordinance or resolution establishing the Building Permit Submittal Fee table specifically has been located — the only two candidate documents (via utah.gov/pmn) are Ordinance 2025-09 (Pleasant Grove, but about R-R zone accessory-building setbacks, unrelated) and a River Heights, UT (a different city entirely) fee resolution, neither of which is the source of this table. This is a genuine, currently-live discrepancy in the city's own published data, not a transcription or caching artifact. Applicants should confirm the actual fee directly with Pleasant Grove's Building Division before relying on either figure; confidence stays 'partial' on this basis alone (all other fields in this entry are otherwise independently confirmed).

Pleasant Grove City Code Title 9, Chapter 4 is titled OCCUPANCY PERMIT; FEE SCHEDULE (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/pleasantgroveut/latest/pleasantgrove_ut/0-0-0-21700). Section 9-4-3, Occupancy Fee Imposed, states verbatim: "A fee is hereby imposed which shall apply to new development of those real properties located within the city which require the issuance of an occupancy permit... Said fee shall be in the amounts as set forth in exhibit A, which is attached to ordinance 98-26 and made part of this chapter by reference. The exhibit is on file in the city office." Section 9-4-5 confirms: "The building official shall be charged with the collection of the occupancy fee, which shall be collected as a condition prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy... in addition to any other fees, charges or assessments due." This is a real, currently-codified, distinct CO-specific fee (separate from the Business License fee route documented below) — but the dollar amount is set by an exhibit that the ordinance's own text describes as being kept on file at the city office rather than published, and it was never posted online even at adoption in 1998. It is absent from every current published Pleasant Grove fee document: the Community Development fee_schedule.php page; the citywide Finance Department 2022 Fee Schedule PDF (pgcityutah.gov/Documents/Departments/Finance/Other%20Financial%20Reports/2022_fee_schedule_08022022.pdf); and the Pleasant Grove CITY FEE SCHEDULE - Adopted FY2026 Fee, Effective July 1, 2025 (cms2.revize.com/revize/pleasantgroveut/Fee%20Schedule_FY2026_Adopted.pdf) — the city's current comprehensive consolidated fee schedule covering Community Development, Business Licensing, Cemetery, Recreation Center, Swimming Pool, Fire, Library, Police, Public Works, and Utilities in one document with both Current and Adopted FY2026 columns. That FY2026 schedule confirms the $75 Commercial/Industrial/Manufacturing business license fee and the $20/hour Zoning Verification Letter fee, but contains NO Occupancy Fee, Certificate of Occupancy fee, or Chapter 9-4 line item anywhere in its 17 pages. City Council agenda packets (cms2.revize.com/revize/pleasantgroveut/Documents/Government/City%20Council/Agendas%20and%20Minutes/) and the Utah Public Notice site record no resolution amending or re-publishing Ordinance 98-26 Exhibit A — the exhibit appears never to have been re-adopted or re-published since 1998. With three independent current fee documents (the Community Development page, the 2022 Finance PDF, and the FY2026 master fee schedule) all lacking this fee, the Chapter 9-4 Occupancy Fee dollar amount genuinely is not published anywhere online — it exists only in a physical exhibit on file at the city office. Contact the Building Official/Community Development Department (801-785-5045) directly for the current Exhibit A dollar amount before budgeting.

Pleasant Grove City Fee Schedule, Business Licensing Fee Schedule section (pgcityutah.gov/departments/community_development/fee_schedule.php), live-read 2026-07-20: 'Commercial/Industrial/Manufacturing $75.' Also independently confirmed at 75.00 dollars in the Business License Application Requirements PDF ('*COMMERCIAL LICENSE FEE: $75.00'). This is the fee tied to the license that verifies lawful occupancy/use under Section 10-1-9, not a fee explicitly labeled 'certificate of occupancy' -- Pleasant Grove does not publish a separately-priced change-of-use or CO-only fee line.

Pleasant Grove City Fee Schedule, Land Use Fee Schedule section, live-read 2026-07-20: 'Zoning Verification Letter $20/hour.' The Business License Application Requirements PDF recommends obtaining Zoning Verification before submitting a commercial license application -- this is the step that confirms a new use is permitted in its zone ahead of a change-of-use occupancy.

Pleasant Grove City Fee Schedule, Business Licensing Fee Schedule section, live-read 2026-07-20: 'Change of Location/Transfer Fee $25.' Applies when an already-licensed business changes location, not to a new occupant/use generally -- included here for completeness since it is the closest explicitly-named 'change' fee line in the schedule.

pgcityutah.gov/departments/community_development/fee_schedule.php: 'All Others (Solar, Signs, Basements) — $75' and a related listing 'Solar, Basements, Additions, Pools, Plan Revisions — $75.' Neither version of this catch-all category explicitly names EV chargers or electrical work; this figure is included as the most plausible applicable bucket given Pleasant Grove publishes no dedicated Electrical Permit fee, but it is NOT independently confirmed for EV-specific work — confirm with the Community Development Department (801-785-5045) before relying on it.