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1. Building Permit Revisions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/changes-to- ... Building Permit Revisions What Is It? When you make changes to the approved work during construction, you must first get approval from ...
2. Master Use Permit (MUP) Revisions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/changes-to- ... Master Use Permit (MUP) Revisions What Is It? A revision to a land use / master use permit  (MUP) allows you to submit minor plan ...
3. Master Use Permit Renewals http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/changes-to- ... Master Use Permit Renewals What Is It? A renewal extends the life of a land use / master use permit (MUP) from 3 years to 5 years. You ...
4. Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Extensions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/changes-to- ... Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Extensions What Is It? A shoreline extension gives you an additional year (3 years, instead of 2 ...
5. Shop Drawings http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/changes-to- ... Shop Drawings What Is It? You submit shop drawings as supplements to your original construction permit plans. Examples of shop drawings ...
6. Comment on a Project http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/comment-on- ... Comment on a Project Who Can Comment Anyone! We recognize that people have unique knowledge about the areas in which they live and work. ...
7. Common Projects http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... Common Projects See also:  Common Code Questions
8. Accessory Dwelling Unit http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... An attached or detached accessory dwelling unit is a separate living space within a house or on the same property as an existing house. See ...
9. Decks http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... You need a construction permit to build a deck that is more than 18 inches above the ground or that is a roof deck (built on top of part of ...
10. Demolition of Housing http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... Demolition of housing is the complete removal of the building (or buildings). See also: Buildings Unfit for Human Habitation ,  Demolition ...
11. Fences http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... You don’t need a permit if you’re building a fence 8 feet high or lower that doesn’t have masonry or concrete pieces over 6 feet. See also: ...
12. Garages http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... Most new and remodeled garages require only a subject-to-field-inspection permit. See also: House Additions & Remodels ,  Accessory ...
13. House Additions & Remodels http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... A house addition or remodel is an extension or modification to an existing house. This may include a second-story addition, dormer, ...
14. New Businesses http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... A new business is a new restaurant, shop, or office in a commercial building, and it may require several different kinds of permits. See ...
15. Parking - Size & Number of Spaces http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... Parking is a space on a lot used for a vehicle (for example, car or truck). We only regulate parking on private property. See also: Paving ...
16. Paving http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... Pavement is a hard surface that slows down or prevents stormwater from seeping into the soil. You may need a permit if you are installing ...
17. Property Line Changes http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... A property line change involves moving the property boundary between your property and the property next to yours. See also:  Land Use / ...
18. Property & Building Use http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... You may need to record a change in the use of your property or building if its use is different than in the past. See also: Accessory ...
19. Retaining Walls & Rockeries http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... A retaining wall is a structure designed to support soil at a steeper angle than the soil could stand on its own; it may or may not be ...
20. Sheds http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... A shed is a small, single-story building used to store tools or other items. You may not need a permit to build your shed if it meets ...
21. Street Food Carts or Trucks http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/common-proj ... You can sell food from a street food truck or a trailer on private property under certain conditions. See also:  Construction Permit - ...
22. Do You Need a Permit? http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/do-you-need ... Do You Need a Permit? There are several benefits to getting a permit for your project, including increasing the resale value, ensuring your ...
23. Exemptions From Code Requirements http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Exemptions From Code Requirements
24. ECA Steep Slope Development Relief http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... ECA Steep Slope Development Relief What Is It? We restrict development on steep slopes. Steep slopes are slopes that rise at least 10 ...
25. Environmentally Critical Areas Exemptions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Environmentally Critical Areas Exemptions What Is It? We restrict development in environmentally critical areas (ECAs). ECAs may include: ...