Building Services and Reports
Building Process
The City of Fresno’s straightforward approach identifies projects based on their complexity. There are four project levels, each with an optimized process. The more simple a project, the quicker the review—some even approved over the counter. For more complex projects, the developer can meet with the Development Review Committee (DRC) comprised of all of the reviewing departments, to collaboratively discuss the application and receive concise and thorough feedback.
The City of Fresno has established accountability, clear protocols, and authority for decision-making that align with the General Plan, Development Code, and pre-zoning. Improved technology, customer service, and continuous improvement through training and staff development will help us keep the commitment to our standards, to honor developers’ time and budgets, and to work together to “get to yes.”
Construction Inspection Services
Inspection Services provide field inspections during construction process for compliance after the necessary permits have been issued by the Permit Center staff. Field inspectors are assigned an area of the City and perform daily inspections in that area. The City utilizes an automated voice response system called “Voice Permits” to avoid long hold times when calling to schedule and check the status of inspections
Building Activity Reports
Building Reports for 2024
Building Reports for 2023
Building Reports for 2022
Building Reports for 2021
Building Reports for 2020
Building Reports for 2019
Building Reports for 2018
Building Reports for 2017
Building Reports for 2016
Building Reports for 2015
Building Reports for 2014
Building Reports for 2013
- 2022 COF Waste Management
- Trash Enclosure Information
- Building Permit Application
- Addendum
- Hold on Occupancy
- Pool Disclosure
- Block Wall Detail
- Commercial Reroof Application
- Demolition Permit Application
- Hazardous Materials Form (SJVAPD)
- Multi-Family Reroof Application
- Permit Signature Affidavit
- Residential Reroof Application
- Solar Permit Submittal Form
- Disabled Access Hardship Form
- CALGreen Non-Residential Mandatory Measures Checklist
- CALGreen Residential Mandatory Measures Checklist
- Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Retrofit Verification
Application Submittal Completeness Check
The following are Checklists that will be used to determine if a planning department submittal is deemed COMPLETE FOR REVIEW.
- Commercial New Plan Check Submittal
- Storage Racks Plan Submittal Guidelines & Requirements
- Commercial Solar Plan Check Submittal
- New Residential Solar Plan Check Submittal
- New Residential Plan Check Submittal
- Recommended Elements For Complete Building Permit Plan Review
- Grading Plan Check Submittal
- At Risk Grading Permit Checklist