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Lander building permits

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Lander, Wyoming — as published 2026-07-18.

Verified 2026-07-18 · Source

Codes adopted

2024 International Building Code (IBC), including Appendices A, B, G, H, I, J, K and N — adopted as Lander Municipal Code (LMC) Chapter 3.08.10 by Ordinance 2025-16, effective 12/13/2025.2024 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) — LMC Chapter 3.09.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).2024 International Residential Code (IRC), including Appendices AA, BA, BB, BC, BE, BJ, BO, CA, and CD — LMC Chapter 3.10.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC), including Appendices B, C, D, and E — LMC Chapter 3.12.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).2024 International Fire Code (IFC) — LMC Chapter 3.14.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).2024 International Mechanical Code (IMC), including Appendix A — LMC Chapter 3.16.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).National Electrical Code (NEC), 2023 Edition, as published by the National Fire Protection Association — LMC Chapter 3.20.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025); this is the only Title 3 code NOT on the 2024 ICC cycle.2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), including Appendices A, B, and C — LMC Chapter 3.22.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).2024 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) — LMC Chapter 3.24.10, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).Flood Damage Prevention regulations — LMC Chapter 3.32, Ordinance 2025-16 (12/13/2025).Notably, LMC 3.08.20(B) REPEALS/does not enforce Section 101.4.6 of the IBC ('Energy'), meaning the City of Lander does not separately enforce the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) as part of its Title 3 building-code adoption — confirmed by reading the full Title 3 code text live on lander.municipalcodeonline.com as of 2026-07-18; no IECC chapter appears anywhere in Title 3's table of contents (3.04 through 3.32).

Permit types & fees

Building Permit (New Construction, Addition, Alteration, Demolition)

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The City of Lander's core building permit, covering new residential and commercial construction, additions, structural alterations, and demolition, under the City's Application for Building Permit form. Governed by the locally-adopted 2024 IBC/IRC (LMC Title 3). The permit fee for this category is set 'Per Valuation Table Attachment A' of Resolution 1359 rather than a flat rate; the City's own submittal checklist gives a published plan-review turnaround of 1-3 weeks.

Verified 2026-07-18 · Source

Requirements

  • Completed City of Lander Application for Building Permit, indicating Commercial or Residential and the construction type (New Construction, Addition to Structure, Alteration of Structure, or Demolition)
  • Planning Division approval that the project complies with all setback requirements before building-permit submittal
  • For new residential construction: one completed application plus two complete sets of construction drawings (signed by the designer, or sealed by a Wyoming-licensed architect/engineer, on minimum 11x17" paper, or one electronic USB copy plus one paper copy), including a site plan, floor plans, building elevations (N/S/E/W), foundation plan, roof/truss plan with engineered truss data, framing sections, and plumbing/electrical/mechanical layouts
  • For new commercial construction: two complete sets of drawings carrying the seal of a Wyoming-licensed architect/engineer (plus one electronic USB copy), including a cover sheet with scope/codes/construction type/occupancy/code analysis, site utility plan, floor plans with egress detail, structural/plumbing/mechanical/electrical plans (electrical plans require a complete one-line diagram), energy-code compliance forms, accessibility compliance, fire-resistive construction details, and a geotechnical report if applicable
  • Estimated construction cost value at time of application, based on official engineer/architect cost estimates or contractor bid forms (or total value of materials and labor if owner-performed); final valuation is set by the Building Official using City-established per-square-foot costs
  • Engineering calculations (two copies for residential, one for commercial), signed and sealed by a Wyoming-licensed architect/engineer, required for any design deviating from conventional IBC/IRC wood-frame construction
  • Hazardous Materials Disclosure form (OES form) required for commercial projects where applicable

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building Permit (Regular Form, or Regular Form plus Detailed Packet)Combined form covering construction type, accessory structure, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and public right-of-way scope on a single application; revised 4/16/26 per the form's own footer.
  • RequiredSite PlanScaled drawing (1" = 20'-0" or 1/16" = 1'-0") showing lot dimensions, building footprint, setbacks, utilities, and north arrow, per the City's Residential/Commercial Projects Building Department Checklist.
  • RequiredConstruction DrawingsFoundation, framing, floor plan, elevations, wall sections, and MEP layouts per the Residential/Commercial Plan Submittal Checklist.
  • OptionalTruss Layout and Engineering CalculationsSigned and sealed by a Wyoming-licensed engineer/architect, required if the project includes manufactured trusses or non-conventional structural design.
  • OptionalHazardous Materials Disclosure (OES form)Required for commercial occupancies handling hazardous materials, per the New Commercial Construction Submittal Checklist.

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
New Construction and Remodel/Alterations (IBC/IRC)Per Valuation Table Attachment ACity of Lander Resolution 1359, 'THE CITY OF LANDER FEE SCHEDULE 2025-26' (passed/adopted 6/10/2025, effective 7/1/2025), 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section. Attachment A itself (the per-valuation rate table) was not found published as a separate document on landerwy.gov as of 2026-07-18 — the Building Permits page FAQ directs applicants to 'call the Building Inspector for exact permit costs.'
Commercial Plan or Large Project Review — Third-party plan reviewActual costResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Commercial Plan or Large Project Review — In-house plan reviewIncluded in permit feeResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Permit Violation Fee — Working without a permit2X original permit fee, $100 minimumResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Permit Violation Fee — Working on items not listed in the permit2X original permit fee, $100 minimumResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Call Back Fee — inspector called but not ready or not on site$60Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.

Trade / Small Project Alteration Permit (Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Re-roof, Siding)

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Covers smaller trade and alteration work that does not rise to the level of new construction or a full remodel — electrical service inspections/alterations, mechanical equipment replacement, plumbing alterations, water heater replacement, gas piping pressure tests, water/sewer line replacement, siding, and re-roofing. Priced under Resolution 1359's 'Small project Equipment/Material, including labor' category, which sets a general rate of 1% of contract amount with specific flat-fee alternates listed by trade.

Verified 2026-07-18 · Source

Requirements

  • Completed City of Lander Application for Building Permit, checking the applicable PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, or ROOF/RE-ROOF boxes
  • For plumbing work: indicate whether required backflow-prevention check valve and expansion tank are in place, and water tap size (tap sizes 2 inches and greater require Wyoming DEQ review), per the application form and IPC Section 714
  • For electrical work: indicate wiring modifications, service upgrade, panel modification, meter modification/relocation, and electrical service size (amps)
  • For mechanical work: indicate new system, alteration, or component replacement
  • For re-roofing: indicate residence or garage, and metal or shingles

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitSame combined form used for new construction; select the applicable trade section(s).

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Small project Equipment/Material, including labor (general rate)1% of contract amountCity of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Soffit, facia and gutter$30Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Electrical Service Inspection$75Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Electrical Alteration$30Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Mechanical (Equipment replacement)$50Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Plumbing Alteration$30Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Water Heater Replacement$30Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Gas Piping Pressure Test$30 per testResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Water or Sewer Replacement$60Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Siding$60Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Residential Re-roof (greater than 100 sq ft)$60Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Commercial Re-roof1% of contract amountResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.

Manufactured Home Placement Permit (HUD Standard)

Required for placement of a HUD-standard manufactured home within Lander city limits. Charged as a flat fee under Resolution 1359, distinct from the valuation-based new-construction/remodel fee.

Reviewed 2026-07-18 · Source

Requirements

  • Manufactured home placement meeting HUD federal building code standards
  • Compliance with the applicable zoning district's manufactured-home provisions under LMC Title 4 (Planning and Zoning)

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitSame combined application form used for other permit types; indicate manufactured home placement under Construction Type/Other.

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Manufactured Home Placement (HUD standard)$200City of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.

Accessory Building Placement Permit

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Required for temporary and permanent placement of storage and skid structures left in place 30 days or more, per Resolution 1359 and LMC 4-6-1(A)(9). Covers items on the Application for Building Permit's 'ACCESSORY STRUCTURE' section: deck/patio, shed, detached garage, awning/covering, pole barn, and spa/hot tub.

Verified 2026-07-18 · Source

Requirements

  • Temporary or permanent placement of a portable storage structure (e.g., skid shed, metal container) in excess of 120 square feet intended to remain more than 30 days requires a placement permit from City Administration, per LMC 4-6-1(A)(9)(a)(1)
  • Portable storage structures under 120 square feet are not required to obtain a placement permit but must still meet easement, height, and front/side/rear setback requirements for the applicable zoning district (LMC 4-6-1(A)(9)(a)(2))
  • Detached accessory structures must observe a 5-foot side yard and 5-foot rear yard setback in residential districts (LMC 4-6-1(A)(8)) and may not exceed 30 feet in height (45 feet in the Commercial District)
  • Accessory structures may not be placed over a utility easement or public right-of-way

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitCombined form; check the applicable box under 'ACCESSORY STRUCTURE' (Deck/Patio, Shed, Detached Garage, Awning/Covering, Pole Barn, Spa/Hot Tub).

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Accessory Building Placement Permit (temporary and permanent placement of storage and skid structures of 30 days or more)$30City of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.

Fence Permit

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Required for fences installed in the public right-of-way, and for fences exceeding 7 feet in height (which require engineering). Fences under 7 feet in height (outside the right-of-way) require no fee. Fencing requirements and required structure setbacks are separately published by the City.

Verified 2026-07-18 · Source

Requirements

  • Fences installed within the public right-of-way require a permit
  • Fences exceeding 7 feet in height require engineering and a permit
  • Fences less than 7 feet in height (outside the right-of-way) require no fee
  • See the City's Fencing Requirements document and LMC Title 4 (4-12-1 through 4-12-8) for structure setback rules; accessory-structure setbacks are separately addressed at LMC 4-11-8 (items 8 through 11)

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitCombined form; used to apply for a fence permit under the applicable checkbox/description field.
  • OptionalFencing RequirementsCity of Lander's published fencing-requirements reference document.

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Fence installed in right-of-way$30City of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Fences exceeding 7 feet in height (engineering required)$30Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
Fences less than 7 feet in heightNo feeResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.

Sign Installation Permit

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Required for new sign installation or alteration within the City of Lander. Charged per square foot of sign face, with a stated minimum, under Resolution 1359.

Verified 2026-07-18 · Source

Requirements

  • New sign installation or alteration requires a permit, per the City's Application for Building Permit ('SIGN — New OR Alteration' checkbox)

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitCombined form; select 'SIGN' and 'New' or 'Alteration.'

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Sign installation$0.53 per square foot of sign face, or $39 minimumCity of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.

Solar PV Permit

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Required for installation of rooftop or ground-mounted solar photovoltaic systems in Lander. The electrical/structural work is processed through the City's standard Application for Building Permit (Trade/Small Project Alteration Permit for a retrofit, or the valuation-based Building Permit if bundled into new construction); separately, Wyoming's Solar Rights Act (Wyo. Stat. §§ 34-22-101 et seq.) requires the City to administer a distinct Solar Rights Permit, priced at $275 under Resolution 1359, that establishes a property owner's priority right to an unobstructed line-of-sight path from a solar collector to the sun.

Verified 2026-07-20 · Source

Requirements

  • Electrical/structural installation work requires a City of Lander Application for Building Permit — for a standalone retrofit, filed under the Trade/Small Project Alteration Permit category (Electrical Alteration or Electrical Service Inspection, depending on scope); if bundled into new construction, priced per Attachment A's valuation table
  • A separate Solar Rights Permit ($275, Resolution 1359, 'PLANNING & ZONING' / Board of Adjustment section) is required to establish statutory priority for an unobstructed line-of-sight path from the solar collector to the sun, per Wyoming's Solar Rights Act (Wyo. Stat. §§ 34-22-101 et seq.); priority vests as of the date the permit is applied for
  • Wyoming's Solar Rights Act requires local governments to administer this permit system; it protects the applicant's solar access against later-constructed obstructions on neighboring property but does not itself authorize construction of the PV system
  • Design/installation work must comply with the City's locally-adopted 2024 IBC/IRC and the 2023 NEC (LMC Title 3, Ord. 2025-16)

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitCombined form; select the ELECTRICAL section for a standalone PV retrofit, or Construction Type for a system bundled into new construction
  • RequiredSolar Rights Permit applicationFiled with the Board of Adjustment / Planning & Zoning to establish statutory solar-access priority under Wyo. Stat. §§ 34-22-101 et seq.

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Solar Rights Permit (Board of Adjustment / Planning & Zoning)$275City of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'PLANNING & ZONING' section — distinct from the construction/electrical permit for the PV system itself.
Electrical Alteration (standalone PV retrofit, no new service)$30Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section — no dedicated PV/solar line item is published; billed under the general electrical trade fee.
Electrical Service Inspection (if new/upgraded service equipment is part of the PV installation)$75Resolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section.
New Construction and Remodel/Alterations (if PV is bundled into new construction)Per Valuation Table Attachment AResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section; Attachment A itself was not found published as a standalone document — call the Building Inspector for an exact quote.

EV Charger / EVSE Permit

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Electric vehicle charging equipment (EVSE) installation in Lander is processed through the City's standard Application for Building Permit under the Trade/Small Project Alteration Permit category, the same category and flat-fee mechanism used for a standalone solar retrofit's electrical scope. Resolution 1359 (Fee Schedule 2025-26) has no dedicated EV-charger/EVSE line item, so an EVSE circuit is billed under the same 'Electrical Alteration' ($30) or 'Electrical Service Inspection' ($75) flat fees used for other electrical trade work, depending on whether the installation requires new/upgraded service equipment.

Verified 2026-07-20 · Source

Requirements

  • Completed City of Lander Application for Building Permit, checking the ELECTRICAL box, indicating wiring modifications, service upgrade, panel modification, meter modification/relocation, and electrical service size (amps) as applicable to the EVSE circuit
  • Design/installation work must comply with the City's locally-adopted 2023 NEC (LMC Title 3, Ord. 2025-16), including NEC Article 625 (Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System)
  • No dedicated EVSE fee line exists on Resolution 1359 — a standalone EVSE circuit with no new electrical service is billed at the flat 'Electrical Alteration' rate; a $75 'Electrical Service Inspection' fee applies instead if the project includes new or upgraded service equipment (e.g., a panel upgrade to support the charger's amperage draw)
  • If the EVSE installation is bundled into new construction, it is instead priced per the valuation-based Attachment A table (not independently published online — call the Building Inspector for a quote)

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitSame combined form used for other trade work; select the ELECTRICAL section for a standalone EVSE circuit

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Electrical Alteration (standalone EVSE circuit, no new service)$30Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section — no dedicated EV-charger/EVSE line item is published; billed under the general electrical trade fee, the same mechanism used for a standalone PV retrofit's electrical scope on this file's Solar PV Permit entry
Electrical Service Inspection (if new/upgraded service equipment is part of the EVSE installation)$75Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section
New Construction and Remodel/Alterations (if EVSE is bundled into new construction)Per Valuation Table Attachment AResolution 1359, 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' section; Attachment A itself was not found published as a standalone document — call the Building Inspector for an exact quote

Fire Sprinkler / Fire Alarm System Permit

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Installation, addition, or alteration of a fire alarm, fire sprinkler, or fire suppression system in Lander is not a City of Lander permit product at all — it is processed directly through the Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety (State Fire Marshal), which requires a Plan Review and a 'Permit to Construct' for this work 'regardless of size or valuation,' per the Department's own published Plan Review Information page. Resolution 1359 (the City's Fee Schedule 2025-26) has no fire-alarm/sprinkler/suppression line item, and the City's own Application for Building Permit has no checkbox covering this scope, which is consistent with the work being state-administered rather than City-billed.

Verified 2026-07-22 · Source

Requirements

  • Installation, addition, or alteration of any fire alarm, fire sprinkler, or fire suppression system requires a Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety Plan Review and Permit to Construct, regardless of size or valuation, per the Department's Plan Review Information page and W.S. 35-9-108(s)
  • Plans for fire alarm systems and fire sprinkler systems must be submitted as successive-phase plans after any initial (e.g., new-construction shell) plans for the same project are approved, per W.S. 35-9-108(s)
  • Plans for fire protection systems and for fire detection/alarm systems designed by a NICET III-or-greater professional must be prepared under the direct supervision of a design professional registered to practice engineering in Wyoming; evidence of manufacturer verification is required if the system is manufactured/pre-engineered, per Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety Rules, Chapter 2, Section 1(c)(ii)
  • No City of Lander Application for Building Permit checkbox exists for a standalone fire alarm/sprinkler/suppression permit — Construction Type, Accessory Structure, Sign, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical, and Public R.O.W. are the only categories on the City's own form, confirming this is not a City-fee'd product
  • For NEW commercial construction where a fire protection system is part of the building shell, 'details of required fire protection systems' and fire-resistive construction data are instead submitted as part of the standard City of Lander commercial building-permit packet (see this file's residential-commercial-building-permit entry); a standalone State Fire Marshal Plan Review applies to adding or altering a fire protection system independent of, or subsequent to, that base construction project

Required documents

  • RequiredWyoming State Fire Marshal eLicensing, ePermit, and ePayment Portal account and Plan Review applicationCreated directly with the Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety; used to submit the Project Information Sheet, plans, and plan review fee.
  • RequiredFire Alarm Plan Checklist or Fire Sprinkler Plan ChecklistDepartment-published checklist matching the system type. Four sets of plans and one set of specifications (or one electronic CAD/DWF-format set for sprinkler/alarm systems) must accompany submittal, per Dept. Rules Chapter 2, Section 1(d)-(e) and Section 2(d).
  • RequiredDesign professional seal or NICET III supervision documentationPlans must be prepared by, or under the direct supervision of, a design professional registered to practice engineering in Wyoming; pre-engineered/manufactured systems require submitted verification.

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
Plan Review Fee — minimum bracket (valuation $1-$500)$16.03Wyoming Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety Rules, Chapter 2, Section 3 — a valuation-based sliding-scale table set under W.S. 35-9-108(d), based on the 1997 Uniform Building Code fee schedule adjusted for inflation.
Plan Review Fee — highest bracket (valuation $1,000,001 and up)$3,824.33 for the first $1,000,000, plus $2.49 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereofDept. Rules Chapter 2, Section 3. The mid-range tier breakpoints between $501 and $1,000,000 are published in the same table, but the scanned source PDF renders two adjacent rows ($25,001-$50,000 and $50,001-$100,000) with identical fee text, an apparent scan/transcription artifact in the source document that could not be resolved as of 2026-07-22 — consult the source PDF directly (cited below) for exact mid-tier figures rather than treating either duplicated row as confirmed.
Other inspections/fees (after-hours inspection, reinspection, additional plan review from revisions)$49.31 per hour, one-half hour minimum (or the jurisdiction's actual total hourly cost, whichever is greater)Dept. Rules Chapter 2, Section 3.
Outside consultants for plan checking and/or inspectionsActual costs (including administrative and overhead costs)Dept. Rules Chapter 2, Section 3.
City of Lander local feeNone publishedResolution 1359 (Fee Schedule 2025-26) contains no line item for fire alarm, fire sprinkler, or fire suppression system permits, and no matching checkbox exists on the City's Application for Building Permit — this permit type is billed and processed entirely at the state level.

Change of Use / Certificate of Occupancy

Lander has no standalone 'change of use' or 'certificate of occupancy' permit product of its own. Occupancy or use changes are processed through the same City of Lander Application for Building Permit used for other work (most often filed as 'Alteration of Structure'), and a Certificate of Occupancy is issued at no additional charge once the final inspection on that permit passes (see this file's residential-commercial-building-permit entry). Separately, Wyoming law requires a change of occupancy type or use that would cause a building to become one of several state-enumerated building categories to go through a Wyoming Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety Plan Review, independent of whatever the City itself requires.

Reviewed 2026-07-22 · Source

Requirements

  • No dedicated 'Change of Use' or 'Certificate of Occupancy' checkbox exists on the City of Lander Application for Building Permit — Construction Type options are limited to New Construction, Addition to Structure, Alteration of Structure, Demolition, and 'OTHER' — so an occupancy/use change is filed under 'Alteration of Structure' or 'OTHER' with a description of the proposed new use
  • A Certificate of Occupancy is issued by the City at no additional cost after the final inspection on the underlying building permit passes, per the City's Residential/Commercial Plan Submittal Checklist (see this file's residential-commercial-building-permit entry) — Lander does not charge a separate CO-issuance fee
  • Independent of the City process, Wyoming law (W.S. 35-9-108(a)-(b), (q); confirmed on the Wyoming State Fire Marshal's own Plan Review Information page) requires a change of occupancy type or use that would cause a building to become one of the following to go through a Wyoming Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety Plan Review before the new occupancy begins: a state/local-government owned or leased building; a school; a building over 5,000 sq ft with public access; a child care center for more than 10 children; a multistory building; or a place of public assembly (bars, lounges, restaurants, night clubs, lodge halls, theaters, churches, or public meeting places, regardless of size)
  • Resolution 1359 (Fee Schedule 2025-26) contains no 'change of use' or 'certificate of occupancy' line item; the closest related Planning & Zoning fee is a $275 'Non-conforming use application' under the Board of Adjustment, but that is a distinct zoning process governing legally nonconforming land uses, not a building-code occupancy-classification change, and should not be assumed to substitute for it

Required documents

  • RequiredCity of Lander Application for Building PermitFiled under 'Alteration of Structure' or 'OTHER,' describing the existing and proposed use/occupancy classification; same combined form used for other permit types.
  • OptionalWyoming State Fire Marshal Plan Review submittal (Building Plan Checklist)Required only if the change of occupancy would cause the building to fall into one of the state-enumerated categories (government-owned/leased, school, public-access building over 5,000 sq ft, child care center for more than 10 children, multistory building, or place of assembly); filed through the WSFM eLicensing/ePermit/ePayment Portal.

Fee schedule

Fee typeAmountNotes
City of Lander change-of-use/CO feeNone publishedResolution 1359 (Fee Schedule 2025-26) has no line item for a change of use or certificate of occupancy; only the underlying building permit fee (Per Valuation Table Attachment A, or the applicable Trade/Small Project flat fee) applies, per the City's 'BUILDING DEPARTMENT' fee section.
Wyoming State Fire Marshal Plan Review Fee (only if the state occupancy-category trigger applies)Valuation-based sliding scale starting at a $16.03 minimum, up to $3,824.33 for the first $1,000,000 plus $2.49 per additional $1,000 for valuations over $1,000,000Wyoming Dept. of Fire Prevention & Electrical Safety Rules, Chapter 2, Section 3; see this file's fire-sprinkler-alarm-permit entry for the same fee table and a note on unresolved mid-tier figures in the source PDF.
Non-conforming use application (Board of Adjustment) — a distinct zoning process, not a substitute for a change-of-occupancy permit$275City of Lander Resolution 1359, Fee Schedule 2025-26, 'PLANNING & ZONING' section; governs legally nonconforming land uses under zoning law, not a building-code change-of-occupancy classification.

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