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Building Permit Reports

Every month, the Building Codes Division publishes building permit reports in order to provide timely and useful information to realtors, builders, businesses, etc. The reports are broken down into four general categories: Activity, Subdivision, Certificates of Occupancy and Permits Issued. A more detailed explanation follows each report type below. These reports are created using the portable document format (.pdf) and are best viewed with Adobe Acrobat version 7 and later, or equivalent viewer.

Additional information, including population estimates and residential and non-residential permit data, is available through the Long Range Planning Development and Demographics page.

Activity
The Activity reports provide detailed information on every building permit issued

Subdivision
The Subdivision reports group all the permits issued by subdivision. This allows users the opportunity to view construction activity in certain areas.

Certificates of Occupancy
The Certificates of Occupancy grouping lists all of the CO's issued during the month.

Permits Issued
The Permits Issued information is a compilation of the building permit activity for the month in an easy to read and understand format. It is defined by the C404 Federal Census code.

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