Residential Building Permit — Pleasant View, Utah · Requirements sheet
Verified 2026-07-08 · Source: https://www.pleasantviewut.gov/DocumentCenter/View/441/Consolidated-Fee-Schedule---as-of-July-1-2026-PDF-
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Residential Building Permit in Pleasant View, Utah
Required for new single-family and two-family residential construction and any work regulated by the statewide-adopted IRC/IBC. Pleasant View uses its own valuation-based 'Table for Permit Fees' (Consolidated Fee Schedule, as of July 1, 2026) plus a locally published Residential One- and Two-Family Valuation per-square-foot table for computing project valuation.
Verified 2026-07-08 · Source
When you need this permit
- New single-family or two-family residential construction
- Any work regulated by the statewide-adopted IRC
- Structural modifications regulated by the statewide-adopted IBC/IRC
- Building Permit Application submitted electronically through the City Inspect online portal (utah.cityinspect.com), with required attachments uploaded
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Fee schedule
Pleasant View City Consolidated Fee Schedule (as of July 1, 2026), page 18, 'Table for Permit Fees, Appendix L.' Valuation computed using the city's own Residential One- and Two-Family Valuation… Show full citationHide
Pleasant View City Consolidated Fee Schedule (as of July 1, 2026), page 18, 'Table for Permit Fees, Appendix L.' Valuation computed using the city's own Residential One- and Two-Family Valuation per-square-foot table (same document, page 19): Main floor $112.90/sq ft, Upper floor $75.26/sq ft (2/3 of main), Unfinished basement $15.00/sq ft, Finished basement $26.90/sq ft, Attached garage $23.68/sq ft, Unattached garage/accessory building $37.33/sq ft, Pole building $25.00/sq ft.Review timeline
Inspection process
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Building
Physical inspections are contracted to Sunrise Engineering; schedule via the City Inspect portal (pleasantview.cityinspect.com) or by calling Sunrise Engineering at 1-800-560-6151, per Pleasant View's official Permits and Inspections pages.
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Electrical
Electrical inspection performed as part of the combined building inspection process; flat $75.00 inspection fee per the Consolidated Fee Schedule.
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Plumbing
Plumbing inspection; flat $75.00 inspection fee per the Consolidated Fee Schedule. Water and sewer lateral inspections are scheduled directly with the City Office (801-782-8529), not through Sunrise Engineering.
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Mechanical/Gas
Mechanical/Gas Administration inspection; flat $75.00 fee per the Consolidated Fee Schedule.
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Final
Approved building plans must be on the job site at time of each and every inspection, per Pleasant View's official Permits page. Work must commence within 6 months of permit issuance, and the permit remains open only as long as inspections and work continue at least every 6 months.
See the full Pleasant View inspection guide — scheduling & re-inspection fees →
Tips
- Pleasant View's Building Department office hours are Mon–Thu 8:00 AM–5:00 PM and Fri 8:00 AM–12:00 PM (half-day Friday), unlike some neighboring Weber County cities that close entirely on Friday.
- Physical building inspections are contracted to Sunrise Engineering (schedule at 1-800-560-6151), while water/sewer lateral inspections are scheduled directly with the City Office (801-782-8529) — two different contacts depending on inspection type.
- All Building Permits are submitted electronically through the City Inspect portal — there is no paper/in-person application process described on the city's official Permits page.
- Permits stay open only if inspections and work occur at least every 6 months; work must commence within 6 months of issuance or the permit lapses, per the city's official Permits page.
- The city's Consolidated Fee Schedule labels its valuation fee table 'Appendix L, 2015 IRC' even though Utah's statewide code has since moved to the 2021 I-Code cycle — this is stale labeling on a still-current fee table, not evidence of an outdated adopted code.
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