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Building a Cabin in the woods (Ep.1)

What happens here

A simple site plan sketch, detailing elements like driveway placement and house facing, must be created. This sketch, along with the approved architectural and engineered plans, is then submitted as part of the permit application. The building inspector reviews the submission, requests any necessary adjustments, and upon payment of fees, grants formal approval. This approval process can take 3-4 weeks. The total cost for permits and plans amounted to $3,000.

Goal: After obtaining architectural and engineered plans, a site plan sketch is created and submitted with the permit application, awaiting formal approval from the building inspector.

Tools and materials

  • Payment
  • Permit Application Forms
  • Site Plan Sketch

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all the coding and regulations then you create a literally a sketch that looks like this of your site plan you're just drawing on you don't have to have crazy architectural skills just right where the drive will be which way the house is facing all that stuff you submit your application and once it's all submitted with the plans the building inspector gives it a stamp of approval any kind of adjustments that are going to be expected pay your fee and you're ready to get started we're going to go drop this off it usually takes 3 to 4 weeks where I live to get your formal approval and in the meantime we could start working on getting our contractors lined up just submitted uh my permit application with the plans uh paid 30,000 bucks for the whole process there they gave me my address sticker so we officially have an address on a be land so the permit should show up about 3 to 4 weeks once that gets uh in the mail we should be able to start getting our excavator guys to start working our footings and all that fun stuff in order

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