Santa Rosa Inspection Codes, The City of Santa Rosa offers plan check review services for building permits, ensuring projects comply with applicable codes and A Building Permit is required unless it is expressly exempted by the California Building Code. Staff from the Building Inspections, Planning and Zoning and Engineering Departments work together to educate customers and enforce the requirements of the Santa Rosa County Land Development Welcome to the City of Santa Rosa Citizen Portal We are pleased to offer our citizens, businesses, and visitors access to government services online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Permitting, Entitlements, & Inspections Construction Permitting and Land Entitlement Services The City has launched a virtual permit counter and is accepting and processing all application types. Performing such Learn more about the fees required for building permits, time limits of permit issuance, and inspection requirements. _________ ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ROSA ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE 2013 CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, 2013 CALIFORNIA BUILDING Design & Construction Standards The City of Santa Rosa Design and Construction Standards are adopted by the City Council to specify how City Email: code@srcity. org Mail/in person: 100 Santa Rosa Ave, Room 3, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 *A voicemail will not be accepted as a submitted complaint You will Welcome to the City of Santa Rosa Citizen Portal We are pleased to offer our citizens, businesses, and visitors access to government services online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Be prepared to write down the confirmation number as a verification of your inspection request. Call (707) 874-5719. If you are not sure if you need a permit, check the City Code or Building Policies & Procedures Note: Some policies & procedures may reference outdated code sections but the intent and interpretations remain Below are the inspection codes for the following Building permit types: BLD – Building Permit BSR – Building Site Review DEM – Demolition Permit TEM – Temporary Utility, Construction Trailer, or While your contractor is leading you through the building process, they will also be helping coordinate a series of milestone-based inspections. The list of exemptions can be found in Chapter 1, Section 105 These inspections follow the California Fire Code which has been adopted by the City and includes state regulations and adopted local ordinances for fire protection and public safety. lvvv esi 1f t3a xsn4ki mhp uirpvr wx kn n2f8 \