 Submit
two complete sets of plans and specifications to the
Community Development Department.
• Plans must be drawn to scale on substantial paper and be
of sufficient clarity to indicate the nature and extent
of work proposed, and shall include any of the following drawings
that apply:
• Site
plan of the entire lot, including dimensions, building
outline, adjacent streets, etc.
• Engineered footing and foundation plan
• Complete and fully dimensioned floor plans of each floor
• Exterior building elevations
• Wall sections and details
• Plumbing, mechanical, and electrical layouts (optional
for single family dwellings)
• Design information for manufactured components, such as
roof and floor trusses
• Size, material and spacing of all framing members, such
as floor joists, rafters, wall studs, etc.
• Other information to clearly indicate the nature of proposed
work and compliance with codes
• The
Building Official may require plans, computations and specifications
to
be prepared and designed by a Wyoming
licensed engineer or architect. The following projects must be professionally
designed: most new commercial or industrial buildings,
buildings
three stories or higher, residential buildings with five
or more living units, and other projects as required
by the Building Official.
• Contact the Community Development Department if you have any questions
regarding required plans and specifications.
 Complete a Permit Application Information Sheet obtained from the Community
Development Department.
• Provide a completed Permit Application Information Sheet with the
complete plans showing your proposed construction.
 Plans are reviewed.
• Plans are normally reviewed in the order they are received.
The length of the plan review time depends on the complexity
of the work, completeness of plans, and backlog of
plans at time received.
• When plan review is complete we will notify you either
by phone or by mail.
• Schedule a meeting to discuss and sign plan review. If
corrections or additional information is required, you
will be asked to submit corrected plans and/or additional information.
If no corrections are necessary, your plans will be approved.
 Pay the permit fees and obtain a building permit.
• After your plans are approved and the permit application
for your project is signed by the permittee and the
Building Official, it becomes your building permit.
• Information regarding permit fees can be obtained from
the Community Development Department.
• Construction may start after permit issuance.
 Inspections.
• The City may inspect all construction work that requires
a permit. You are responsible for notifying the Community Development Department at least one working day before you need
an inspection. The area of inspection must be accessible
and visible. Mandatory inspections include footings, foundations,
concrete slabs, structural framing, lath and/or gypsum
board, and final inspection. Plumbing, mechanical,
and electrical work must be inspected and approved before
it is concealed.
 Obtain a Certificate of Occupancy before using
or occupying any building or structure.
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