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What are the Wind-Borne Debris Regions in St. Johns County?
The current 2020 Florida Building Code wind design and wind borne debris criteria is currently based on ASCE 7-16 and […]
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Can a property owner get a permit without a contractor?
Most construction projects require comprehensive planning, technical knowledge and multiple trade skills to be successful. Property owners that choose to […]
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Can I make changes to the permitted plans?
Changes or revisions made to the reviewed set of construction documents must be submitted to the Permit Center for approval. Contact […]
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When will my permit expire? Can I extend the expiration date?
Your permit is valid for 6 months from the date of issuance and/or your last approved inspection. 90 day extensions […]
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How do I order public records?
Records can be requested through email publicrecordsbldg@sjcfl.us Or a form Public Records Request Form can be filled out and submitted to the Records Management Team publicrecordsbldg@sjcfl.us. Please […]
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Will I need to get a new set of plans if they are lost or damaged?
The complete set of construction documents that have been reviewed and stamped by the Building Department must be on site […]
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Where can I learn about building code requirements?
Building Codes and Standards includes links to access this information online.
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Do contractors have to be licensed?
Hiring an unlicensed contractor is a violation of Florida Statute 455.228 and is subject to a $5,000 fine. Before hiring a contractor go […]
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Do I need to schedule an inspection?
The permit holder is responsible for scheduling all required inspections before any work is covered or concealed. Before scheduling any […]
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Do I need to get a permit?
Permits are required for most improvements before any work begins. The property owner must determine if a permit is required […]
