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* Fees will be added once a permit is received and will need to be paid before plans are sent to plan review. 

To submit the required documents

  1. Click Review Project
  2. Click First Review  
  3. Click Upload Documents for Review.

Upload all documents listed in the required documents listed below.

Permit PortalLawn Irrigation Systems Regulations

What You Will Need to Complete the Permit Process

Please apply for your irrigation permit using the information below. 

Ensure you have all of the following items as applicable to submit for an irrigation permit.

You will need to upload the following documents with your permit application:

  1. Permit Application
  2. Site plan 
    • Legal Description (lot, block, subdivision) 
    • North arrow and scale 
    • Property lines and lot dimensions 
    • All easements 
    • Proposed structure and all existing buildings 
    • Driveways and sidewalk dimensions 
    • Existing and proposed location of utility poles, pad mounted transformers
  3. Plans showing location of irrigation system components to be added and where connections are coming from. 

You will upload all of the above documents after completing the registration on the permit portal as described above. 

Irrigation Inspections

  • Final Irrigation Inspection

Please note that this is a general list of what inspections these projects generally require, however some permits may require additional inspections. As always, re-inspections will require additional fees. 

Permit Application

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Irrigation Permit Application

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