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Some examples of projects that need a building permit are: Lower Level Finish. Additions & Remodels. Decks. Window & exterior door replacement. Re-shingle & Re-side. Storage Buildings (sheds) Razing. Fence/placement/carport/home occupation/sign/driveway permits are required from the Zoning Department.

An alteration permit is required for all commercial bathrooms. A permit is not required for residential bathrooms but plumbing and electrical permits are always required. The licensed plumber and electrician may apply for their respective permit before the work is initiated.

Yes, ANY building being added to a property needs a permit issued.

In 1978 when the South Dakota building code was first enacted, an energy code was part of Chapter 53 of the state building code. However, only three jurisdictions adopted the energy code portion of the state building code.

You can apply for building permits at the City permit desk from AM to 4 PM Monday through Friday excluding holidays. For small residential alterations, and for some residential accessory structures, a permit may be issued while you wait. For all other permits, submit plans anytime during regular business hours.

A building permit is required for all structural development in Rapid City. In addition, a building permit is required when the use of a structure and/or property changes to ensure that all building and fire code(s) are being met as well as to ensure that adequate parking is being provided for the use.

No, you do not usually need a building permit for the following residential projects: Painting exterior or interior walls. Replacing a window or door with the same size/type unit and within the same framed opening. Installing new flooring. Replacing a faucet.