Residential Building Permits		Commercial Building Permits
Applying for a Residential Permit Minimum Residential Plan Standards What a Residential Plan Review includes Getting the Permit Permit Forms/Applications		Applying for a Commercial Permit Minimum Commercial Plan Standards Special Inspections What a Commercial Plan Review includes First Review Completion Permit Forms/Applications

Every city in America requires permits and inspections before certain property changes and uses can go forward — whether it’s demolishing an old building or constructing a new one. We all depend on local government to regulate these activities to protect us from property-related disasters. Flooded basements or fire from electrical shorts are examples, as well as building collapses due to structural failure.

Residential permits include 1 and 2 Family Dwelling and their accessory structures, while Commercial permits include all other residential structures as well as commercial and industrial structures.

Currently the City of Oklahoma City is utilizing:

• International Building Code, 2003
• The 1995 CABO One and Two Family Dwelling Code
• National Electrical Code, 2008
• International Plumbing Code, 2000
• International Mechanical Code, 1996
• Associated Supplements to Each Code.

Forms and applications

Building Permit		Fence Permit
Inspection Form		Pool Permit
Sign Permit		Submittal Requirements
Faxable Electrical Permit		Faxable Mechanical Permit
Faxable Plumbing Permit		Building Inspection Hotline or Fax Form
Plumbing/Mechanical Inspection Hotline or Fax Form		Electrical Inspection Hotline or Fax Form

After the Permit is issued:

• Inspection During Construction
• Hotline Telephone Numbers on your Inspection Checklist
• General Fee Schedule
• Board of Appeals