Do we need low voltage permits? If so, so low voltage drawings have to be submitted prior to issuing the building permit?
Low voltage is part of the Commercial Combination permit issued for the project. Low voltage portions of the project, including the subcontractors, may be submitted at a later date after permit issue, but need to be submitted in sufficient time for review and approval before these portions of the work start on site.

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1. What is the current review period for building drawings?
2. Can the drawings be submitted via mail, Fed Ex, etc.?
3. Can we use an expediter?
4. Do the plans need to be embossed?
5. Do we need the contractor's name at the time of permit?
6. Do we need to state any subcontractor's names?
7. Do we need to submit licenses for any contractors?
8. Are insurance certificates or bonds required?
9. Do we need to submit to the Fire Department separately?
10. Do we need to submit either Fire Alarm of Fire Sprinkler drawings with the original permit application?
11. Are energy calculations required?
12. How many permits do I need and who obtains them?
13. Do we need low voltage permits? If so, so low voltage drawings have to be submitted prior to issuing the building permit?
14. Special Flood Hazard Area Requirements
15. A complete set of design professional's sealed design drawings must include: