This form is required to confirm your application. Please review the information and sign to acknowledge and authorize the application.

All new dwelling application packets are required to demonstrate compliance with SPS 321.25(8) by indicating all five of the following:

1. the description of the circumscribed boxes.

2. the placement of the wall bracing on your plans.

Complete a worksheet for each deck on the home or check the box stating you will be obtaining a separate permit for any decks.

All new homes—or the first structure built on a property—require one of the following:

• A driveway application submitted separately thru the on-line portal (if All Croix is the issuing authority),

• A copy of an approved driveway permit, or

Complete the Standard Erosion Control packet. Both the checklist and a site plan indicating where silt fences, soil piles, and other needed erosion control methods will be placed are required.

Building plans must have information as required by SPS 320.09(5).  This includes site plan, floor plans (including braced wall detail,) floor elevations, and detailed cross sections.

You must also include detailed plans for any decks including side view, top view and the Design Load Specifications Worksheet.   If these documents are not included in the initial new house application packet, a separate permit application for any decks will be required.  

If you are building a slab-on-grade home you need to provide engineering/structural analysis using WI UDC loads. 

Submit either:

• a Land Use, Zoning, or Conditional Use Permit, or

• a signed Zoning Acknowledgement Statement if no zoning document is required.

Some municipalities require an Occupancy and Road Damage Deposit. This deposit is included in the permit cost. You will get this back 6-8 weeks after an approved final as long as all conditions of the bond are met.

2009 IECC report (Version 4.6 or Newer)

1. 2009 IECC report It must be signed by preparer and checklist included. (Typically 6-7 pages)

NOT the same as REScheck. This is an additional document required by the State of WI.

Your licensed plumber will apply to the county in which you are building in unless you are connecting to village or city sewer. In that case, you do not have to provide a sanitary permit in your packet.

The site plan should detail structure placement, the well location, septic area, drainage easements, property easements, driveway location, utility placement and/or any other pertinent information.  All distances must be clearly labeled. This includes distances from the new house to any roads, lot lines, well, septic, driveway, easements and any other other structures   You may also show Erosion Control on this site map.  THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS THE CSM OR PLAT MAP NOR IS IT INTENDED TO SERVE AS ZONING DOCUMENTATION.