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Main Street Springville, UT 84663 801.489.2704  \n[https://www.springville.org/community](https://www.springville.org/community)development/building-division/  \nAddition Construction  \nCommunity Development Building Division  \nBuilding Requirements  \nAny attached structure or addition to any building requires a building permit as adopted by the State of Utah and Springville City Construction Code.  \nRequirements for Submitting a Permit Application for an addition:  \n1. Permit submissions must be completed at [https://](https://)[ ](https://)[www.springville.org/community-development/](www.springville.org/community-development/)[ ](www.springville.org/community-development/)[building-division/](building-division/ in My City Inspector. Plans are)[ in My City Inspector. Plans are](building-division/ in My City Inspector. Plans are)[ ](building-division/ in My City Inspector. Plans are)[uploaded on the website.](uploaded on the website.)  \n2. Plan check fees are due at time of plan submission and can be paid in the office with CASH or CHECK only, or an echeck by phone.  \n3. Electronic copy of a site plan showing where on the property the house is and where the structure will be placed. Include setback measurements. You can contact the Planning & Zoning Department for setback requirements and easement information at 801-491-7861.  \n4. Electronic copy of construction drawings including:  \nA. Truss information as well as structure height.  \nB. Footing information-30” depth minimum. (See footing details)  \nC. Framing plan including info found on detail D. Must meet design criteria factors.  \nD. Elevations of structure.  \nE. Fire resistive construction for walls if needed for set back proximity.  \nF. And construction valuation (materials and labor)  \nG. Energy Code Compliance Information  \nSubmit application and plans at [https://](https://)[ ](https://)[www.springville.org/community-development/](www.springville.org/community-development/)[ ](www.springville.org/community-development/)[building-division/](building-division/)  \nPlan review will take approximately 2-3 weeks. It may take longer if we call for corrections to be made to the plans. When plans have been approved, stamped and fees calculated, we will contact you with the permit amount. Payment can be made with CASH or CHECK only or anecheck payment by phone. After the permit has been paid for, work may commence.  \nRemember, the office is closed on State and Federal holidays.  \nInspections required:  \n􀁸 Footing inspection when excavated and formed with reinforcement secured, but before concrete is poured.(setback compliance checked at this stage  \n􀁸 Foundation inspection when forms are in place and steel tied, ready to place concrete.  \n􀁸 Rough building inspection prior to covering exterior (NOTE– rough is only needed if covering the structural components that would later require further inspection to complete the project) .  \n􀁸 Insulation Inspection  \n􀁸 Final inspection when the structure is complete prior to occupancy  \nInspections can be scheduled on My City Inspector or by calling the Building Department at 801.489.2704 at least one business day before you wish to schedule each inspection. An adult must be present to meet the inspector at the property. After all inspections have been successfully completed, keep the plans, permit and inspection reports with your house records. For any questions or comments please contact the building department at 801.489.2704 / build[ingpermits@spingville.org](ingpermits@spingville.org).  \n14. Show locations of all irrigation lines and ditches.","cbCaift3oXXb4CD6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaift3oXXb4CD6","pdf",2277090,"English","# Design Criteria\n## Building Requirements\n## Permit Application Submission Steps\n## Plan Review and Payment\n## Required Inspections\n## Contact and Supporting Materials","[{\"question\":\"What code and design criteria govern the addition plans?\",\"answer\":\"Plans and inspections follow the 2015 IRC as adopted by the State of Utah. 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