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1. 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 / ...
2. 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 ...
3. 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 ...
4. 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 ...
5. 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 - ...
6. 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 ...
7. Exemptions From Code Requirements http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Exemptions From Code Requirements
8. 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 ...
9. 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: ...
10. Grading Season Extensions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Grading Season Extensions What Is It? You need a grading season extension to grade or disturb soil during the rainy season (November 1 to ...
11. Noise Variances http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Noise Variances See also:  Noise Code What Is It? A noise variance may allow you to vary from the limits of the noise control code ...
12. Shoreline Substantial Development Exemptions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Shoreline Substantial Development Exemptions What Is It? A shoreline exemption is an authorization issued by SDCI that approves a project ...
13. Small Project Waiver http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Small Project Waiver What Is It? We restrict development in environmentally critical areas (ECAs) and areas around ECAs called buffers. ...
14. Street, Alley, and Pedestrian Improvement Exceptions http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/exemptions- ... Street, Alley, and Pedestrian Improvement Exceptions What Is It? Our Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) requires street, alley, or pedestrian ...
15. Forms http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/forms Search for the forms you need for your permit, license, registration, or complaint. Name   Administrative Design Review ...
16. Green Building http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/green-build ... Our Green Building Incentives program puts your project ahead of others to help you meet the highest sustainability goals. Green Building ...
17. How Do You Get a Permit? http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/how-do-you- ... The permit process differs for each permit type, and may also vary depending on the complexity of your project. The permit process differs ...
18. How Much Will Your Permit Cost? http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/how-much-wi ... The cost of your permit is based on several factors. The cost of your permit is based on several factors: The size and complexity of ...
19. Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/boiler- ... We inspect boilers and pressure vessels. What Is It? We inspect boilers and pressure vessels when they are newly installed. We inspect ...
20. Construction Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/constru ... After your building permit is issued, we inspect your work to make sure it is done according to the approved plans and the applicable ...
21. Electrical Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/electri ... Most electrical permits require three inspections: cover, service, and final. What Is It? Most electrical permits require three ...
22. Elevator & Escalator Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/elevato ... Inspection of conveyances, which include escalators, material lifts, moving walks, and wheel chair lifts, are done during construction of ...
23. Furnace Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/furnace ... After your furnace permit is issued and you have installed the furnace, we check to make sure the installation is done according to the ...
24. Mechanical Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/mechani ... We inspect all city-permitted commercial HVAC systems and residential refrigeration installations (heat pumps, air conditioners, and mini ...
25. Sign Inspections http://www.adc.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/inspections/sign-in ... Signs must be inspected after they are installed. Some signs require footing or special inspections (structural or geotechnical) during the ...