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EL PASO COUNTY BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY REPORTS

2024

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EL PASO COUNTY BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY REPORTS

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EL PASO COUNTY BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY REPORTS

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ELECTRONIC PLAN REVIEWS

All new master plan submittals must be done electronically with PPRBD or will be subject to a $50 scanning fee prior to picking up the plan set.
DOWNLOAD A GUIDE TO SUBMITTING YOUR PLAN ELECTRONICALLY.

ONLINE INSPECTION SERVICES

If you have called to request an inspection, you can confirm the inspection is scheduled and verify its number on the inspection log online. Search by ADDRESS or PERMIT NUMBER. You also now have the option to receive either an automated call ahead or an automated text message notifying you your inspector is coming soon.

PPRBD has a YouTube channel for how-to videos on electronic plan submissions, online inspection requests, and more.

LANDSLIDE-SUSCEPTIBLE ZONES

All communities have exposure to natural disaster potential, be it landslides, flooding, fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, etc. Our industry takes these geological hazards – and all hazards – seriously, and is dedicated to continuing to work with the City on these issues. The HBA favors full disclosure of these potential risks so that consumers can make a fully informed, intelligent decision when it comes to buying a lot or home.

Check the Colorado Geological Survey Map to see if a lot or home is in a landslide susceptibility zone.

SOIL BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE FROM AMAZON

A Guide to Swelling Soils for Colorado Home Buyers and Homeowners

This 76-page publication was written to assist homeowners in reducing damage caused by swelling soils. Get the latest information on geology, construction, landscaping, home maintenance. Includes homeowner risk, property checklist, reading sources, and information sources. 2015 edition; Colorado Geological Survey Special Publication 43.

Books are available through Amazon.com. There are price breaks when ordered in bulk quantities (100 or more)