JLTURE  Permit Application  Address of Work  Subdivision  Lot Number Property Owner  Issued to: Property Owner Name  Contractor  Phone Address City, State Zip Contact Name  Phone Address City, State Zip  Contractors  Bulder/Contractor  Plumber Electrician HVAC  Description of Work & Project Cost  Generator Yes or No : Name of Generator contractor NEW BUILDING COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL Value: Estimated List Cost minus cost of property:  Inside City of Citronelle Corporate Limits New Construction Must Provide: Current Fair Market Value oft the Real Property (please include with appliçation submittal appropriate  supporting documentation):  $_  The applicant hereby certifies, represents and warrants that all information provided  in this application is true, accurate, correct and complete.  Signature Commercial, Add  Date  Submittals should include: Stake Out Survey, Full set of arch or engineer plans  Landscape Plan, Drainage Plan & Calculation    BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION CHECKLIST  PLEASE HAVE THE FOLLOWING REQUIRED INFORMATION AND MATERIAL WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR SUBMITTAL FOR A BUILDING PERMIT:  a) PROVIDE A STAKE-OUT SURVEY SHOWING THE FOOTPRINT OF THE BUILDING, THE DIMENSIONS OF THE BUILDING, LOT LINES AND APPLICABLE SETBACK LINES AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY OF CITRONELLE b)ONE FULL SET OF CONSTRUCTION PLANS FOR ANY PROJECT, RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL. AND THEY SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:  ZONING ORDINANCE.  1) Foundation plan 2) Floor plan 4) Electrical plan 5) Mechanical plan 6) Plumbing plan 7) Elevations  3) Heated and cooled square footage totals  8) Typical section of framing and roof design.  c) PERMIT APPLICATION.  e)A SEPTIC TANK IS REQUIRED IF CITY SEWER SERVICE IS UNAVAILABLE: Al RELEASE FROM MOBILE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, (251) 634-  9801.    Inspection Check Lists Footings / Foundation Plumbing Rough In and Floor Slab Framing /I Incidentals Final  F Footings/Foundations  1. Check erosion controls.  2. Has contractor verified sewer location and depth?  3. Do Footing excavations exceed building setbacks? (Front, Rear, Side, Driveway Side,  or Street Side?)  4. DoF Footing excavations encroach on any easement?  5. Are trenches of adequate width and depth and per approved plans? 6. Isr reinforcement steel properly placed and per approved plans?  7. Do all footings extend to undisturbed soil? (Footings on fill require compaction test.) 8. Where required, is reinforcement for column footings per approved plans? Are 9. Are there utility lines of any kind passing through footing excavations? (lfyes, 10.Is there any indication that the load bearing capacity of soil under footing is in question? (Ify yes, soils investigation is required before work may proceed.) 11.Is footing /foundation area clear of all stumps, roots and vegetation? 12.IS PERMIT POSTED ON SITE VISIBLE FROM THE STREET?  anchor bolts correctly located and properly supported ascertain nature and, if live, require relocation.)  II. Plumbing Rough-In and Floor Slab  1. Does test stack for sanitary drains hold water at test level for 15 minutes?  2. Are pipes and vents of proper size?    3. Are water supply and distribution lines clear of wire mesh and sleeved to prevent 4. Is fill material properly compacted, particularly in areas of backfill over pipe  contact with concrete? excavations?  5. Are foundation walls over 3 blocks high properly reinforced and per approved plans?  6. Isf fill graded to assure minimum slab thickness of 3%"? 7. Are grade beams properly reinforced and per approved plans? 8. Isr moisture barrier (visqueen) and wire mesh in plaçe?  9. Ist there evidence that foundation walls have been damaged by placement or 10.ls foundation contractor prepared to place required anchor bolts during pour? 11.IS PERMIT POSTED ON SITE VISIBLE FROM THE STREET?  compaction ofi fill?  III. Framing /Incidentals  1. Are anchor bolts with nuts secured on exterior sole plates or appropriate strapping 2. Is all wind bracing in place? Is all bracing properly supported over walls or  and anchors present?  strongbacks and NOT on individual ceiling. joists? 3. Are collar beams in place as required? 4. Are all structural components properly fastened?  5. Are ties in place for plate-to-plate and studs fastening? Hurricane straps from rafters 6. Has structural damage occurred in running of piping, wiring, or ductwork? 7. Are chimneys firestopped? Clear of combustibles? Ifmasonry, do they meet all 8. Are structural support beams adequately sized and supported for the loads imposed 9. Are window sizes of adequate size to allow emergency egress as required in sleeping rooms? Are they impact glass or have covers supplied (plywood, shutters, etc)? 10.Is venting and provision for combustion adequate for all heating appliances?  tot tops of studs?  codes?  and per approved plans?    11.Do stairs and steps meet code requirements?  12.Is attic ventilation properly provided? Is a walkway and work platform provided for  HVAC equipment?  13.ls HVAC duct work properly placed and sized?  14.Does visual inspection indicate that all waste and vent lines are of adequate size and  properly sloped?  15.Has water line been tested to proper psi hydrostatic? 16.Are all construction components of approved materials?  17.ls general contractor aware that gas inspections are performed by the gas department and that desired inspection is the responsibility of sub-contractor performing the 18.Viewed in its entirety, is there any indication of any requirement for structural integrity of the building or safety of the occupants which is not covered by the building code  work?  but which may and should be required by the Building Official? 19.IS PERMIT POSTED ON SITE VISIBLE FROM THE STREET?  IV. Final  1. Are all required smoke detectors including those inside and adjacent to sleeping  rooms in place and tested?  2. Do locks on one required exit conform to the code? 3. Doa all ground fault and arc fault interrupters test O.K.?  4. Are gas water heaters properly vented? Elevated minimum of 18" above fioor level in garages? Have T&P valves in place, properly vented and tested? 5. Are vents and combustion air ducts in place, properly vented and tested? 6. Are water supply shut-off valves in place and working as required? 7. Are range hood vents where provided extended to outside air?  8. Are all bathrooms properly ventilated?  9. Isemergency egress from sleeping rooms adequate?  10. Is adequate attic access provided?    11.Are incandescent lights in closets clear of combustibles? 12.Are all required guardrails or stair rails in place and in compliance?  13.Are means of egress clear and of required width? 14.Are all outside hose bibs equipped with backflow prevention? 15.Viewed in its entirety, is the building safe to be occupied?  16.Is there any construction in place (fences, outbuildings, etc) not authorized on building permit? Is there any damage to public property resulting from construction which has not been repaired? Are streets abutting property and rights-of-way clean and clear of 17.Are all surfaces solid at the right of way? Must be solid within 2' (two feet) of a 18.Is there a minimum of3 (three feet) of green space between the property line and the 19.IS THE PERMANENT PHYSICAL ADDRESS OF PROPERTY POSTED IN NUMERALS AT LEAST 3" IN HEIGHT, VISIBLE FROM THE STREET? 20.Are sidewalks installed? Are they the proper width and in proper location? Are any  trash and debris?  sidewalk and 4' (four feet) of the street.  edge of driveway?  handicap access ramps installed properly?  21.1S PERMIT POSTED ON SITE VISIBLE FROM THE STREET?