Occupancy Permits
When you establish your business, church, agency, school or organization in a new or existing building, you need a Certificate of Occupancy before you open your doors.
Certificates of Occupancy also are required for parking lots and commercial storage buildings. They are not required for one- and two-family homes unless an inspector has issued a “placard” or the house has been vacant for more than six months.
- Occupancy Certificate Information
- Occupancy Inspection Information
- Complete the Occupancy Application in the Land Management System (LMS)
- Visit the Development Center at 809 N. Broadway to apply for occupancy


