TimNY
Platinum Member
As I fight to keep my current staffing levels it came about that about 50% of the plans submitted were non-compliant to such a degree that they are stamped revise/resubmit and returned.
We currently have no fee to review the corrected plans.
One of the best statements i heard form the Board was "if we start charging them to review crap plans I bet they'll stop submitting crap"
So it looks like the plan is to have the initial review covered in the application and permit fees, but add another fee for reviewing corrected plans.
Does anybody else have something similar to this? Any rule of thumb as to when you refuse a set of plans versus just making a notation on the plans?
What about fees for plan reviews? (or re-reviews?)
A permit for a 2500sf home here is about $1600
We currently have no fee to review the corrected plans.
One of the best statements i heard form the Board was "if we start charging them to review crap plans I bet they'll stop submitting crap"
So it looks like the plan is to have the initial review covered in the application and permit fees, but add another fee for reviewing corrected plans.
Does anybody else have something similar to this? Any rule of thumb as to when you refuse a set of plans versus just making a notation on the plans?
What about fees for plan reviews? (or re-reviews?)
A permit for a 2500sf home here is about $1600