A new proposal would make the plan review process simpler for more homes in Austin. Specifically, it would reduce the plan review requirements for buildings with three or four dwelling units, as long as safety requirements are met.
Register for the Nov. 10 DSD Info Series to learn about HVAC and water heater permits and hear from Austin Fire about free wildfire checkups.
Floodplain Review joins Commercial Plan Review, linking FEMA certificate requirements to building permits, with possible holds before final inspection to receive documentation.
Austin Housing released a guide to the Citywide Density Bonus Program, which trades added height and flexibility for affordable housing.
How can you tap into Austin’s growing wildfire mitigation market? Learn strategies to boost services and become a Wildfire Informed Service Provider.
Projects requiring sidewalks can build one or request a Sidewalk Fee in Lieu when installation isn’t practical, even before permitting.
Austin Development Services is opening its doors Monday, Nov. 2 from 8 a.m. - noon for an open house at the Permitting and Development Center.
Proposed City Code changes would add right-of-way closure fees to excavation and driveway/sidewalk permits. City Council considers them Oct. 22.
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