City Building Permits

Stacy, MN - 2026 Building Permit Guide

How to apply for a building permit in Stacy, Minnesota. Permit authority, application steps, fees, and inspection requirements.

Minnesota Chisago County Updated March 2026

Permit Authority

City of Stacy

Department
City of Stacy, Building and Mechanical permits routed through Chisago County; city issues ROW, signs, fences, and driveways
Address
30955 Forest Blvd, Stacy, MN 55079
Phone
651-462-4486

Online Permit Portal

Platform: County portal for building/mechanical permits; city website for local ROW and specialty permits • Account required: Yes • Submission: In-person only

Application Process

  1. Building and mechanical permits go to Chisago County.
  2. Some simple permits may be mailed in for county processing.
  3. City issues signs, fences, driveways, and water utility connection permits.
  4. Schedule inspections through the county environmental services department.
  5. City ROW permits are emailed to the city engineer and copied to city staff.

Source: City of Stacy, Building and Mechanical permits routed through Chisago County; city issues ROW, signs, fences, and driveways

General Requirements

Building permits are required for new construction, remodeling, alteration, and repair work

Required Documents

  • Some projects require two sets of plans
  • Survey showing setbacks
Building code
Minnesota State Building Code
Contractor requirements
County says contractors must hold a state license for building work; electrical permits are handled by the state

Fees

Permit fee formula
County fee schedule applies for county permits

Work That Does NOT Require a Permit

  • Roofing and reside-only work may require only an application and fee, according to the city page
  • City issues separate permits for signs, fences, and driveways

Inspections

How to Schedule

  • Call Chisago County Environmental Services (phone)
Scheduling deadline
24 hours notice is usually adequate
Inspection hours
24 hours notice is usually adequate

Typical inspection sequence: County building inspection sequence applies

Additional Resources

Information on this page was last verified: March 2026. Permit rules and fees change — confirm current requirements directly with the City of Stacy, Building and Mechanical permits routed through Chisago County; city issues ROW, signs, fences, and driveways before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stacy Building Permit FAQ

Do I need a building permit in Stacy, MN?
Building permits are required for new construction, remodeling, alteration, and repair work
How much does a building permit cost in Stacy, MN?
Fees are calculated as: County fee schedule applies for county permits.
How do I apply for a building permit in Stacy, MN?
1. Building and mechanical permits go to Chisago County. 2. Some simple permits may be mailed in for county processing. 3. City issues signs, fences, driveways, and water utility connection permits. 4. Schedule inspections through the county environmental services department. 5. City ROW permits are emailed to the city engineer and copied to city staff.
What work is exempt from building permits in Stacy, MN?
The following work is generally exempt: Roofing and reside-only work may require only an application and fee, according to the city page; City issues separate permits for signs, fences, and driveways.
How do I schedule a building inspection in Stacy, MN?
Inspections can be scheduled via: Call Chisago County Environmental Services. 24 hours notice is usually adequate.

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