Additional Permits
Depending on the work you're doing, additional permits may be needed on top of your residential or commercial building permit.
Depending on the work you're doing, additional permits may be needed. They include:
- Separate building permits for fire alarm, and fire suppression systems are required from the Mechanical or Plumbing Section. A certified Fire Alarm or Sprinkler Contractor must apply for these.
- Building permits may also require a separate plumbing, mechanical, and electrical permit. The appropriate licensed contractor from the Section that reviews, issues, and performs the inspection of this work must apply for these.
- In addition to a building permit for items such as above-ground tanks, underground tanks and commercial exhaust hoods, separate permits are required from the Fire Marshall, Air Pollution and Mechanical Sections.
- All construction work that involves encroachments, high hazard uses and special conditional use permits must be referred to and approved by the Board of Public Service before a building permit may be issued.
- If the project is in a Chapter 99 or 100 Redevelopment Area, the Building Division will request a letter of approval from the St. Louis Development Corporation - Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority before a building permit may be issued.
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