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Building permits include interior building projects like additions, remodels, and basement finishes, and exterior building projects like fences, driveways, and signage. Permits expire within one year of issuance date.
201 S. Main Plymouth, MI 48170 Map/Directions. P: (734) 453-1234 F: (734) 455-1892 E: info@plymouthmi.gov.
The City of Plymouth Community Development Department is responsible for the following: Building Department Administration of building, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing permits, and inspections.
Each district has different permitted ways in which the land can be used and occupied, how tall a building can be, and how close to the property line(s) a building can be constructed. All construction projects must comply with the zoning ordinance and any applicable building and trade codes.
Is my property located within the City of Plymouth? The City of Plymouth has only three and four digit addresses. You can confirm if your property is located in the City on accessmygov.com.
The following is a list of instructions and required documents to submit for a new residential home or residential addition. 1. Completed and signed building permit application. 2. Folded and stapled plans drawn to scale. Three sets are required for new residential construction.
Brent Strong, Building Official Email: bstrong@plymouthmi.gov, Office: 734-453-1234 ext. 229 Cell: 734-323-5613 Responsibilities: Construction plan review, building permits and inspections
