Woodbury

Woodbury uses a combination permit for many residential and commercial building projects and requires separate permits only when there is no related combination building permit; stand-alone permit categories are also published

Building code

Minnesota State Building Code as enforced by Woodbury

Permit validity

Verify on current Woodbury permit materials

Owner-builder

The city says combination permits may be issued to the homeowner acting as the general contractor and stand-alone permits may be issued to the homeowner if doing the work

Contractor requirements

Woodbury states contractors must have a valid state license for permitting

1. 01
   Review Woodbury's general permit information and determine whether the project is residential, commercial, or a stand-alone permit.
2. 02
   Gather the permit application, plans, valuation, and permit-specific forms.
3. 03
   Submit through the city's current online permitting and licensing system or other city-approved route.
4. 04
   Pay the combination permit and related fees when the permit is issued.
5. 05
   Schedule inspections with Building Inspections and complete final approval.

Source: Building Inspections, City of Woodbury ↗

Permit fees are paid at the time the permit is issued

Fees change periodically. Confirm at the official fee schedule ↗ before budgeting.

• Through Building Inspections at 651-714-3543; electrical inspections also reference Jason Kohout at 651-210-1987 for que (phone)

Inspection hours

Electrical inspection requests can be made for same-day service by calling before 9:00 a.m.; electrical inspections are typically scheduled between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

Typical sequence: Combination permits typically include building and trade inspections, with rough-in and final inspections as applicable

Reinspection occurs when deficiencies remain; verify current scheduling rules with Building Inspections