Building Inspections
Public Safety & Consumer ProtectionThe city of Sapulpa requires building, sign, and trade permits to be issued by the Building Inspection Department following an application and review process. Inspections are performed by the city's Building Inspection official to assure that current construction activities are being met by state and locally adopted building and trade code standards. Permits and inspections are critical to ensure the safety and well-being of the community. This processes also provides peace of mind to all citizens that current construction projects are being done by qualified individuals and corporations. And also in compliance with codes that were designed to protect lives and properties along with promoting a safe quality living and working conditions.Building Inspection staff also issue occupational licenses for trade contractors doing work within the city limits - as well as mover's permits for oversized loads to firms moving large vessels upon city streets.
Permits & LicensesProperty owners or general contractors can submit a building permit application. Applications can be submitted in person at the Building Inspection office, located in the Sapulpa City Hall Annex Building, 424 E. Hobson Ave. (directly north of Sapulpa's main City Hall Building) or online by completing the applicable form and attaching all required documents. Permits for electrical, mechanical and plumbing work are separate from a building permit and must be requested by contractors currently licensed by the State and registered with the City. Payment of the $125 registration fee must be received before any contractor license can be processed. Contractor licenses are valid from July 1st to June 30th of the following year (or part thereof). With the exception of minor repairs and adjustments, most electrical, plumbing and mechanical work performed in the city limits must be done by a currently licensed and registered contractor. In most cases, permits and inspections are required. Penalties and FinesFor individuals failure to obtain proper permits, inspections, or licenses prior to beginning work may receive a minimum fine of double permit and inspection fees. Other penalties may result in Municipal Court citations with maximum fines of $249 for each day the violation continues. It is always best to first verify permissions through the Building Inspection's office prior to starting work on a construction project.
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Mark StephensBuilding Inspector
Inspections CoordinatorBuilding Inspection Coordinator
City Hall Annex424 E. Hobson Ave. Map
Hours:Monday - Thursday Friday
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