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THE CITY OF Community Development Department Building and Safety Division Nolo ii 200 Old Bernal Avenue•P.O. Box 520 pLEASANTON. Phone Pleasanton,925-931-5300•www.pleasantonpermits.com BUILDING PERMIT AND PLAN REVIEW FEES January 1, 2021 Our Building Permit and Plan Review Fees are shown here. The values shown in this document reflect the fee rates in effect at the time of publication and are subject to change without notification. The values shown in this document are for informational purposes only. Please contact the Building Division to verify all fee estimates before submitting any Building Permit application. Plan Review Fees. Whenever a review of plans is required to verify compliance with the California Building Standard Codes, a Plan Review Fee is due at time of application submittal, see page 2. A Plan Review Fee is in addition to Permit Fees. The Plan Review Fee is either 75% of all Permit Fees and Surcharges, or whenever Life/Safety and Egress is required, 100% of the total Permit Fees and Surcharges, with a minimum charge of$155. Building Permit Fees. Building Permit Fees are due and payable at the time of permit issuance. You will always need to supply the valuation, or cost of the work being performed on your project, on your application for a building permit. A 5% Technology Fee is assessed on all Permits. Electrical, mechanical or plumbing projects without any building alterations such as water heater or furnace replacements, are typically not subject to additional Permit Surcharges. State mandated SMIP and CBSC fees are required on Building Permits. Many non-structural repair and remodel permits for work on a home are assessed a fixed fee that is not valuation based, see page 2. Typical projects with fixed fees include home kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, reroofing and swimming pools. Permit Fees for all other permit types are based on valuation, see pages 3 and 4. New Construction and Addition valuations are usually based on square footage using our New Construction Valuation Table, see page 5. The valuation for other types of projects, such as repair, remodel and tenant improvements, is based on the construction cost supplied by the applicant on the application, or as determined by the Building Official. Permit Surcharges. Additional Permit Fee Surcharges are also added to Building Permits as applicable, see page 3. Additional surcharges are assessed whenever Sub-Trades (electrical, plumbing or mechanical work), Energy, Accessibility, Green Building and/or Storm water treatment systems are required in conjunction with a Building Permit. All new buildings, additions, commercial alterations and TI's are also required to have a Waste Management Plan (WMP). Demolitions with a valuation of $25,000 or more, and residential remodels with valuation of $125k or more are also required to have a WMP. Those projects will be assessed either a Waste Management Plan Fee or a Green Building Surcharge, as applicable. Fire Sprinkler, Fire Alarm and Hazardous Materials Permits. These applications and plans are submitted at our Permit Center and routed to the Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department for review. See our separate Fire Permit Handouts for Fees. Development Fees. Development Fees are applicable to newly constructed buildings and additions, or whenever a change of use within an existing building creates additional traffic and/or sewer impact. Development Fees are paid at the time of Building Permit Issuance at that current rate, see our separate Development Fees Handout.