Get the free Detached Residential Structure Submittal Packet - City of Lakewood

This document outlines the requirements for submitting a building permit application for detached residential structures, including necessary documentation, permit details, and site plan requirements

How to fill out detached residential structure submittal

How to fill out detached residential structure submittal:

1. Obtain the necessary forms and documents from your local building department or municipality.
2. Fill out the basic information section, including the property address, owner's name, and contact information.
3. Provide a detailed description of the project, including the scope of work, dimensions, and any special features or materials being used.
4. Include architectural drawings or plans, showing the layout and design of the structure, as well as any elevations or sections.
5. Submit any engineering calculations or reports that may be required, such as for structural stability or seismic design.
6. Attach any additional supporting documents, such as energy efficiency compliance forms or landscape plans.
7. Pay any required fees and submit the completed submittal package to the building department.

Who needs detached residential structure submittal:

1. Homeowners or property owners who are planning to build a new detached residential structure, such as a house, garage, or shed.
2. Contractors or builders who are constructing a detached residential structure on behalf of a homeowner or property owner.
3. Architects or designers who are responsible for creating the plans and specifications for a detached residential structure.

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What is detached residential structure submittal?

Detached residential structure submittal is a process where individuals or companies submit necessary documents and information related to a detached residential structure to the appropriate authority.

Who is required to file detached residential structure submittal?

Individuals or companies who are planning to construct or modify a detached residential structure are typically required to file a detached residential structure submittal.

How to fill out detached residential structure submittal?

To fill out a detached residential structure submittal, you need to provide detailed information about the project, such as the property address, construction plans, site plans, engineering details, and any other relevant documents as specified by the local authority.

What is the purpose of detached residential structure submittal?

The purpose of detached residential structure submittal is to ensure that the construction or modification of a detached residential structure meets all applicable codes, regulations, and safety requirements.

What information must be reported on detached residential structure submittal?

The information that must be reported on detached residential structure submittal typically includes property details, construction plans, site plans, engineering details, proposed materials, intended use of the structure, and any other relevant information required by the local authority.