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The document is a Plumbing Permit Application for Ann Arbor Charter Township, detailing the necessary information and requirements for obtaining a plumbing permit. It includes sections for job location, contractor or homeowner information, type of job, plan review requirements, homeowner affidavit, fee clarifications, and instructions for completing the application. The document emphasizes compliance with the Michigan Plumbing Code and outlines the fees associated with various plumbing installations.

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Can a homeowner pull a plumbing permit in Michigan?

If youre a homeowner of a single-family home, you may apply for a Plumbing Permit for your primary residence at the Development Center. If youre a homeowner AND licensed plumbing contractor, you may apply online for a Plumbing Permit. Properties with 2 or more units are required to use a licensed contractor.

What can a homeowner do without a permit in Michigan?

A building permit is required for any project where youre planning to change the structure of your house and for most new structures on your property. This could include adding drywall or taking out a wall.

What electrical work can be done without a permit in Michigan?

Repairs and maintenance: Minor repair work, including the replacement of lamps or the connection of approved portable electrical equipment to approved permanently installed receptacles.

Do you need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Michigan?

A permit is required for all construction, remodeling and maintenance except those items classified as normal maintenance in the codes. Typical projects requiring permits include, but are not limited to: Additions. Demolitions.