
fees, bonds, & oTHER cHARGES
Permit fees vary based on the work you are doing and the municipality in which the project is located. The cost of the permit is calculated individually during application and plan review. A permit is not valid until paid in full. Working (this includes site excavation) without a valid permit will incur double permit fees and/or daily fines.
Residential Projects Valued Under $100,000
(Based on RS Means)
New Commercial
and Commercial Projects Valued 0ver $100,000
(Based on RS Means)
Commercial Projects Valued 0ver $100,000
(Based on RS Means)
Permit Cost Estimation
FOR: New Dwelling or Residential Project Valued over $100,000

Explanation of Charges
The Plan Review Fee is a one time review of the application and submitted documents. Any changes that require review after permit is ready for issuance are charged additional plan review fees.
The Inspection Fee includes 1 inspection per TYPE required. (This fee is not based on trips. Framing and Rough-ins are done at the same time.) Additional fees will be charged upon occurrence for:
1. Partial inspections
Examples include:
upper level only or lower level only inspections
framing inspection without rough-ins separate fireplace inspections that are not done with framing and RI’s
2. Not ready
Examples include:
prior corrections not fixed
not 100 % ready for type of inspection requested
items on final checklist not complete
no access to site or unsafe inspecting conditions
plans not on-site
Reviewal of media or an affidavit equals 1 inspection
Bond Fees, Impact Fees, and Town Fees are set by municipality. These are included in the total fee due upon pick up of the permit.
A permit is not valid until paid in full. Working (this includes site excavation) without a valid permit will incur double permit fees and/or daily fines.