Buildings - Certificate of Occupancy 2026

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  2. Begin by entering the property information. Fill in the 'Address' and 'Permit #' fields accurately to ensure proper record retrieval.
  3. In the 'Record Request Details' section, check all applicable boxes for the types of records you are requesting, such as 'Plans (for viewing only)' or 'Building Permit Records'.
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A certificate of occupancy is often needed to finish the sale of a property. With that, if youre building a new property, you require a CO. Without it, you could be fined for every day that work happens on your property or when it is occupied without the certificate in place.
Temporary certificates of occupancy also expire and usually cannot be renewed, so issues must be resolved and an inspection for a final CO scheduled in the time given. Most TCOs expire after about 90 days, though some places take different approaches.
A certificate of occupancy is a legal document that proves a property is safe to inhabit and meets all local code and usage requirements. It is often required for major home renovations or when selling a property. The process and cost of obtaining a certificate of occupancy can vary widely depending on your location.
Sellers typically bear the brunt of the certificate of occupancy inspection process. If this permit is required by a city, the seller will pay a fee for the initial inspection, as part of a charge by the real estate agent for the process of transferring property.

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