Building Permits and Zoning Regulations in Illinois Workflow

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Step 1: Pre-Application Homeowners or builders submit an application to the local building department to obtain a building permit.

Step 2: Plan Review The building department reviews the plans and specifications for compliance with zoning regulations, building codes, and other relevant laws.

Step 3: Zoning Compliance Verification The zoning official verifies that the proposed construction project complies with the local zoning ordinances, including setbacks, height restrictions, and land-use requirements.

Step 4: Building Permit Issuance If the plans are approved, the building department issues a building permit, which outlines the permitted work and any conditions or restrictions.

Step 5: Construction The property owner or builder proceeds with the construction project in accordance with the approved plans and issued building permit.

Step 6: Final Inspection Upon completion of the project, the building official conducts a final inspection to verify that the work was done in compliance with the approved plans and issued building permit.

Step 7: Certificate of Occupancy (CO) Issuance If the project passes the final inspection, the building department issues a CO, which allows the property to be occupied or used for its intended purpose.

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Here is the answer to the FAQ:

Pre-Application

1. Verify Jurisdictional Authority
2. Determine Applicable Land Use and Zoning Regulations
3. Prepare Preliminary Site Plan and Building Plans
4. Submit Pre-Application for Review and Approval

Plan Submittal

1. Compile and Submit Complete Set of Plans, Including:
   • Architectural Plans
   • Engineering Plans (Structural, Electrical, Plumbing)
   • Grading and Drainage Plans
2. Provide Supporting Documentation, Such as:
   • Environmental Impact Study (EIS)
   • Archaeological Study
   • Survey Plat

Plan Review

1. Jurisdictional Authority Reviews Plans for Compliance with Local Building Code and Zoning Regulations
2. Issues Comments and Requests for Information on Incomplete or Inaccurate Submittals

Bldg Permit Application

1. Submit Completed Building Permit Application Form
2. Provide Required Supporting Documentation, Such as:
   • Structural Integrity Certificate (if required)
   • Fire Protection System Plan
   • HVAC Plan

Building Permit Issuance

1. Jurisdictional Authority Issues or Denies Building Permit Based on Compliance with Local Building Code and Zoning Regulations
2. Permit Includes Conditions of Approval and Any Required Inspections