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NonPermitted Construction Fee Waiver/Reduction Request The Planning and Development Department may waive or reduce the additional nonpermitted construction fees required by Section 114 of the Phoenix

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How to fill out non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction

1. Obtain a copy of the non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction form from the relevant local government department.
2. Fill out the form accurately and completely, providing all necessary information about the construction project and the reason for requesting the fee waiver-reduction.
3. Attach any supporting documentation required, such as photos of the construction site or a letter from a licensed contractor.
4. Submit the completed form and documentation to the appropriate department for review and processing.
5. Wait for a response from the department regarding the status of your fee waiver-reduction request.

Who needs non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction?

1. Individuals or businesses that have conducted construction work without obtaining the necessary permits may need a non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction. This could include homeowners who have made renovations without permits or developers who have built structures without proper approval.

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What is non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction?

Non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction is a financial relief option that allows property owners to reduce or waive fees associated with construction activities that were conducted without the required permits.

Who is required to file non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction?

Property owners or contractors who have undertaken construction work without obtaining the necessary permits are typically required to file for a non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction.

How to fill out non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction?

To fill out the non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction, one must complete the designated form, providing necessary information about the construction project, explaining the reasons for the lack of permits, and submitting any required documentation.

What is the purpose of non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction?

The purpose of the non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction is to offer a way for property owners to rectify their permit issues by potentially reducing or eliminating their financial penalties, promoting compliance with construction regulations.

What information must be reported on non-permitted construction fee waiver-reduction?

Information that must be reported includes the property owner's details, a description of the construction work performed, reasons for the lack of permits, and any supporting evidence related to the construction activities.