When will the Building Board issue their decision?
In many cases, the board will vote on a proposal at the meeting in which it is presented. The building permit will then be issued approximately 10 business days following Building Board approval. For larger projects, such as an addition or new residence, the Building Board’s review may require a two-step process. The first step would be a conceptual design review of the final plans, including the landscape plan. For larger projects, applicants should plan on two meetings with the Building Board and structure their timetable accordingly.

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1. Do I need to appear at the Building Board meeting in person?
2. When will the Building Board issue their decision?
3. Can I begin construction after the Building Board has approved my project?
4. Does the Building Board review air conditioners?
5. Do I need an architect for my project?
6. What does the Building Board look for in terms of building size and scale?
7. When does the Building Board meet?
8. Do all decks require review?
9. Do all fences require review?
10. I am removing an old fence and putting up a new one. Does this require review?
11. Can the application deadline be waved?
12. Does the Building Board review sheds, doghouses, and other miscellaneous structures?
13. What are the setback lines on my property?
14. How do I find out where my house is situated on the parcel?
15. What if I don’t obtain a permit prior to beginning work?