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 1.
A minimum of two sets of plans are
required for any plan review. Your plans
should include: a site or location plan;
existing, proposed, and removed
construction; structural components and
sample calculations; all
dimensions; the listing laboratory and
system number of fire-resistive
assemblies, window and door schedules and
typical sections.
2. If the building for which plans are
being submitted is over 50,000 Cubic feet
all plans must be signed and sealed by a
registered architect or engineer.
All plans must be submitted with a
City of Madison Plan
Approval Application Form which also
must be signed by the Building Designer
and Supervising
Professional.
3.
If the building is under 50,000
cubic feet the plans and approval
application do not need to be signed or
sealed by an Architect.
4.Pay the appropriate fees for a
standard plan review.
(See the Plan
Review Fee Schedule to figure the
necessary fee)
5.The plan review typically takes 5
working days starting the day after the
plans are dropped off.
6.
Once the plans have been approved,
the supervising professional will be
notified by
mail of the
approval.
7.
Once the plan approval has been
obtained, as long as all other required
departments have approved the project, the
permit can be obtained.
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Signature
from Zoning on the building permit
application will be needed for all
new buildings, additions,
building change of use and some
alterations. For more information,
please call 266-4560
- For
restaurants, taverns, and any
other commercial facility that
sells alcohol will need
approval from the City
Clerks office. For more
information, please call
266-4601
- Check
to see if there are any other
City Department holds that will
need to be signed off on the permit.
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8. Once all approvals are obtained the
permits fees may be paid.
(See the Permit
Fee Schedule to figure approximate fees.
9.
For alterations and repair projects all
mechanical permits shall be obtained by the
mechanical
contractors. For new buildings and additions the
person who pays for the building permit also
pays for the Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing
permits.
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