Residential Inspections
The Residential Inspection Division inspects one-and two-family dwellings; including new structures, additions, alterations, swimming pools, retaining walls, various accessory structures, and demolition of existing structures.
Additional Resources
- Code Amendment
- Inspection Forms
- Information Bulletins
- Requests for Modifications
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Will I schedule the Fire Department before the Building inspector for a special event?
Will other agencies need to review my plans? Do other clearances still apply?
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Maintenance of Sump Pump Sewage Ejector (for 2011 Codes)
PC/MECH/Aff101-2008
Maintenance of Uncertified Fill Underground Structures (for 2011 Codes)
PC/GRAD/Aff04-2008
Mandatory Requirements Checklist: Additions and Alterations to Non-Residential Buildings
GRN 10-2023
- Effective
Mandatory Requirements Checklist: Additions and Alterations to Non-Residential Buildings
GRN 10-2017
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
GRN 10-2014
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
GRN 10-2020
- Effective
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
GRN 10-2016
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
GRN 10-2015
Mandatory Requirements Checklist Additions and Alterations to Non-Residential Buildings and Residential Buildings Over Six Stories (for 2011 Codes)
GRN 10-2013