Since all capital construction must conform to applicable provisions of the Uniform Code, this seems to imply that any capital construction project, no matter how small, would require a building permit. By applying these exceptions, the following list is derived of projects which do and do not require building permits. Where a building permit is required, the usual procedure for a typical capital construction project submission to the Office applies. Press boxes, in conformance with the criteria published in the School Executive's Bulletin, April 1990. Site lighting and outdoor electric, such as field lighting and scoreboards - including supports and electrical hookup.
Concession stands - including such associated facilities as a ticket booth, or field storage, etc.
Irrigation projects shall be submitted. Site development which is in conjunction with a building project, and for which plans and specifications are submitted together with those for the building project, will be reviewed and a building permit issued for the whole project. Playgrounds which involve on-site construction of various features and structures shall be submitted. Special structures, such as pre-engineered flag poles and towers which are less that 100 feet in height. Such structures more than 100 feet in height shall be submitted.