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Do I Need a Permit?

Find Licensed Professionals

Project Advocate Program

Project Guidelines for Owners

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Permits by Type

Plan Examination

Guide to BIS, DOB NOW & eFiling

Permit Renewal

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What to Expect During an Inspection

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Project Checklists for Owner:
Other Construction Equipment

This section contains a list of questions/tasks to help Owners, who are responsible for hiring professionals to provide compliance with the NYC Construction Codes and other regulations discussed in the Project Guidelines.

The project design team should be hired and assembled by the Owner prior to beginning any construction. As an Owner, if you are unfamiliar with construction regulations, consult a Registered Design Professional or reference the NYC Construction Code and other regulations referenced in this guide for more information. The Owner’s responsibilities are listed in AC 28-301.1.

Checklists include:

Initial Project Checklist

Prior to Application Approval Checklist

Pre-Permit & On-going Project Work Checklist

Project Completion Close-out Checklist

Initial Project Checklist

DO

Pre-Project: When required hire a Registered Design Professional (a Professional Engineer (P.E.) or Registered Architect (R.A.)) or a registered Contractor to ensure your project is Code-compliant.

Project Drawings: Hire a Registered Design Professional (RDP) to list and describe use of equipment for submittal to the Department for approval. Structural plans designed by a Professional Engineer may be required.

Project Work: Hire a licensed professional to perform the work. When hiring a professional, have a written contract that includes the Contractor’s company name, address and license number(s).

Post Permit: Ensure permit is posted in a conspicuous place at the work site for the duration of the work.

DOB: NOW Requirement: Owner must provide their email address to the Department to obtain correspondence, inspections and final sign-off of the project.

Work Completion: Ensure inspection(s) and sign-off are performed to close the project application prior to either new building or alteration project sign-off.

DON’T

Work Without a Permit: Do not begin work without a Department permit. Property Owners and the people performing work without a permit may face violations with penalties, court appearances, and civil and/or criminal penalties.

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Prior to Application Approval Checklist

Hire a Registered Design Professional (RDP), P.E. or R.A., or a demolition Contractor to consult, and finalize scope of work to consult and finalize scope of work for the fence.

If required, provide and consent to project submission requirements, and authorize the RDP, who is the Applicant of Record, to submit project plans (construction documents) for approval by the Department.

Other City agency license/approval – Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA), Department of City Planning (DCP), Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) – might be required prior to Department approval.

*Note: The Owner of the building/property is ultimately responsible for the project, and their signature/consent is required for submission of the project application by their Design Professional, and Department approval. The Owner may attend plan examination appointments only if accompanied by the Applicant of Record or the Filing Representative.*

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Pre-Permit & On-going Project Work Checklist

Pre-Permit

Licensed/Registered Contractor: Hire NYC Licensed/Registered Contractor to obtain work permit(s) in order to begin work.

Special Inspections: If the scope of work requires, hire the required Special Inspection Agency for performing Special/Progress Inspections.

Notify Department: Prior to permit, provide the names of special inspection agencies hired to do the Special Inspections, using an online submission.

On-going

Site Safety: Property Owners must maintain their properties in a safe condition during the course of work.

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Project Completion Close-out Checklist

Special Inspections: If the scope of work requires, the Special Inspection Agency hired must complete these and submit results online to DOB.

Department Inspections: Make sure that the Contractor has completed DOB inspections and obtained a sign-off of the completed work.

Permit Sign-off: Confirm the Contractor has requested and passed the final sign-off inspection required by the Department.

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