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How long does it take to get a building permit in PA?

After submitting your application, it usually takes two weeks for residential properties to receive a building permit, whereas commercial properties may take up to four weeks for approval.

How long is a building permit good for in PA?

Once the permit is issued, different jurisdictions will have different time requirements, but it is a common rule-of-thumb that a building permit will expire if the work it covers does not begin within 6 months or is not completed within one year of the date it is issued.

What happens if you let a building permit expire?

Answer: If your permit expires without all the inspections being completed or expires during the plan review process the permit will need to be reactivated. Permits that are expired for less than six months will be reactivated at fifty percent of the Building permit fee or Plan review fee.

How long is a construction permit good for?

The building permit is valid for six months, and expires automatically unless construction has commenced within that period or the permit is extended by the local jurisdiction under local codes (which is generally a discretionary decision and, in some jurisdictions, is not authorized at all under local law).

How do I get a building permit in PA?

To get your building permit, you will need to file an application with the Building Department in the Pennsylvania town or city where you'll be performing the work. You will also need to submit drawn plans of the proposed construction with your application and pay the permit fee.

How much is a building permit in PA?

Residential Building Permit Fees. Notes: Permit costs include plan review fees and the mandated inspections as required by the state Uniform Construction Code. **Act 157 of the PA Uniform Construction Code requires that all code agencies collect a $4.50 surcharge for every permit issued.

Are building permits public record in Pennsylvania?

Zoning and building permit records are unquestionably a matter of public record. The state's new Right to Know Law starts out with the presumption that all government records are public records, unless the record is specifically exempt from disclosure under the law (there are 30 types of exemptions.)

How long does it take to get a building permit in Philadelphia?

In Philadelphia, it takes about 15 days to process a permit for one- and two-family dwellings. For all other property types, it takes about 20 days. This means, it's best to get your applications in as soon as possible, so you can concentrate on smaller renovations and preparations while you wait for approval.

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