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The document outlines the required submission items and forms necessary for grading permit applications in San Diego County, detailing various types of permits, associated fees, and compliance with environmental regulations, particularly concerning endangered species. It emphasizes the need for specific forms such as the Grading Permit Application, Endangered Species Form, and Financial Responsibility Form, along with additional documentation depending on the type of grading permit being applied for.

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Which of the following best describes the purpose of a building permit?

The primary purpose of a building permit is to check that the design is going to be safe, meeting the requirements of building codes. This covers structural integrity, mechanical systems, fire safety (proper building assemblies and materials), life safety (proper egress and exits), energy efficiency, and accessibility.

What requires a building permit in Texas?

A building permit is required for new construction, additions, alteration, change of occupancy, renovations, relocations, and repairs or rehabilitation of a building or structure. Electrical, Plumbing and A/C, and Heating may also be required.

What is unpermitted grading?

For the purposes of this Code, unpermitted grading shall be defined as either of the following: (1) Grading that was performed, at any point in time, without the required permit(s) having first been obtained from the Building Official, pursuant to Section J103.1; (2)

Do I need a permit to regrade my yard?

Homes with drainage issues may need to be regraded, and the slope of the yard must be leveled and changed so that water drains away from the house. A good rule of thumb is that any regrading of 24 inches or more will require a permit.

Is a building permit the same as a construction permit?

A building or construction permit is an approval issued by the city or government agency having jurisdiction over a parcel of land. Building permits provide applicants with the legal authority to complete construction work. They are in place to help the government ensure that a structure is legal, safe, and meets code.

Do you need a grading permit in California?

A grading permit is most commonly required if: Excavating greater than 5 feet deep or more than 200 cubic yards. 2. Placing fill to support any structure, fill deeper than 3 feet, or more than 200 cubic yards. Per County Ordinance Code Section 716-4.202-204, other conditions may also trigger a grading permit.

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