• 2022 California Title 24 Building Codes Parts 1-7, & 9-12 (Administrative, Building, Residential, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, Energy, Green Code)
• 2022 California Fire Code Title 24, Part 9, NFPA standards as adopted in Title 24

• 2 Sets Energy, Climate Zone 15; 2 Sets: Structural, 110 Mph Wind Speed Exposure C; and
• 2 Sets of Truss Calculations (If Applicable) with Letter of Approval from Engineer of Record

• Submit 2 Wet-Signed Sets: Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, & Structural Sheets;
• 2 Additional Sets To Fire Department and Health Department (If Applicable);
• 2 Sets Of Truss Calculations (If Applicable) With Letter Of Approval From Engineer of Record;
• 1 Assessor Set To Include Cover Sheet and Site Plan; and
• 1 Set Commercial Fire Plans

• Submit 2 Wet-Signed Sets: Architectural, Mechanical, Electric, Plumbing, Structural Sheets;
• 2 Sets Of Truss Calculations (If Applicable) With Letter of Approval From Engineer of Record;
• 1 Assessor Set To Include Cover Sheet, Floor Plan and Site Plan; and
• 2 Sets Residential Fire Sprinkler Plans

• Pool And Spa
• Block Walls Over Thirty (30) Inches In Height
• All Retaining Walls (Including Calculations From Engineer).

• Proof of Contractor’s License
• Current City Business License & Worker’s Compensation (Have name of Carrier & Policy available, unless you sign exempt.)
• If your agent or employee is obtaining the permit(s), you must furnish the city with a notarized letter naming those allowed to obtain permits for your business.

It is required that construction projects incorporate sustainable waste management practices. This includes recycling, reusing, or salvaging debris from all new constructed buildings and demolition projects, all locally permitted additions and alterations to non-residential projects and additions and alterations to residential buildings that increase the structure’s conditioned area, volume, or size. The specified goal is a minimum 65% waste diversion, emphasizing the need to divert a significant portion of construction waste away from landfills. This commitment to waste reduction aligns with broader environmental initiatives, promoting responsible construction practices and contributing to a more sustainable and eco-friendly built environment.

PRIOR to issuance of a permit: All required projects must submit a Construction and Demolition Debris Plan, this plan must be approved by the designated city official.

AFTER issuance of a permit: If self-hauling debris, weight tickets are required to be submitted every two weeks. If opting to work with waste hauler- Burrtec provides debris plan assistance, contact:

Burrtec Representative: Kenn Stevens
Email: kstevens@burrtecdesert.com
Office: (760) 674-1040
Cell: (760) 578-5215