The permitting process provides information necessary to ensure compliance with the Brookfield zoning regulations. Zoning regulations pertain to the use of land and to the position of a structure on that land. For instance, a gas station is a use that would not be permitted in a residential subdivision. In all zoning districts, there is a distance that a structure must be placed from the property line. Zoning regulations protect you and your property rights by allowing you to know what can be built next to your property and how close it will be.
Fees vary by type and value of work to be done.
Building Permit , which also may include, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Alarm, Sprinkler, Roofing and Other Permits. Sample forms filled in.