As defined by the City's adopted International Code, a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) is required for new commercial and residential structures, and when the occupancy group changes for a remodeling project (i.e. an office changes to a restaurant).
Residential Single & Two-Family Construction
The following must be completed for single and two-family new construction before a CO will be issued:
- All items on the Engineering Division inspection card have been inspected and approved
- All items on the Building Division inspection card have been inspected and approved
- The building is complete
- Electrical, water, sewer, heating, and cooling tested
- State electrical inspector approval
- Driveways are finished with asphalt or concrete
- Address numbers are posted
- Site improvements are complete or an on-site improvements agreement is in place
- Cross Control Technician approval
- Twin Buttes and/or Three Springs final inspection acceptance (if applicable)
Multi-Family & Commercial Construction
The following must be completed for multi-family and commercial new construction before a CO will be issued
- Same as the requirements listed above regarding residential single and two-family construction