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77 <br /> the Board of County Commissioners . It is staffs recommendation that the Board of County <br /> Commissioners approve the referenced fee changes by adopting the attached resolution . <br /> • EXISTING PROCESS <br /> For new construction projects , the County currently issues a building permit and separate <br /> sub - permits for trade activity . Consequently , a minimum of six permits are issued for each new <br /> single - family house constructed in the county . These include a building permit. electrical permit , <br /> plumbing permit , insulation permit, mechanical permit. and roof permit. <br /> Although other permits , such as irrigation , fence, pool , burglar alarm or others , may be issued for <br /> a single - family residential project, the six permits referenced above are standard permits which are <br /> issued with each project. Because these six standard permits are required for every residential new <br /> construction project, it is possible to issue only one overall permit for such projects , instead of <br /> issuing six separate permits . The one overall permit is known as a combination permit. <br /> • COMBINATION ( COMBO) PERMIT <br /> As structured, a combo permit will authorize all standard (building, electric, plumbing, insulation , <br /> mechanical , and roof) building activity for residential new construction projects . For those types of <br /> projects, only the general/residential contractor will need to obtain a permit and pay permit fees , sub- <br /> contractors will not be required to obtain a separate permit. <br /> Other aspects of the building permitting/inspection system will remain the same . Consequently , <br /> sub-contractors will still use the AIRS system to schedule inspections for their work . The principal <br /> difference will be that inspections will be scheduled on the combo permit instead of on the separate <br /> sub-:permits as is done presently. To accommodate this change, computer system modifications have <br /> been made, and intemal procedures have been revised . For builders , however, the system should be <br /> essentially the same . <br /> With the combo permit system, the major benefit will be the reduction in permit volume . Instead <br /> of six permits being issued, six transactions being processed, and six permits being monitored for <br /> each residential new construction project, only one permit will be issued. That will significantly <br /> reduce building division front counter staff time and also reduce the time spent by sub-contractors <br /> in obtaining permits . <br /> On an annual basis , the combo permit system may reduce permit volume by more than 4, 000 <br /> permits . As a result, building division permit clerk activity should decline , and staffing levels should <br /> not need to be increased in the near future . <br /> • PERMIT FEES <br /> One impediment to instituting the combo permit system is the current building permit fee structure . <br /> While building permit fees are valuation based and determined by square footage , construction type . <br /> and standard square foot values by construction type, sub-permit fees are determined differently . In <br /> fact, each sub- permit type has a different fee calculation methodology . <br /> JUNE 199 2001 € <br /> - 76 - <br />
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