City Building Permits

Town of Scott, WI - 2026 Building Permit Guide

How to apply for a building permit in Town of Scott, Wisconsin. Permit authority, application steps, fees, and inspection requirements.

Wisconsin Brown County Updated March 2026

Permit Authority

Dave Cerny is listed as Building/Zoning Inspector and Planner Economic Development Administrator for the town.

Department
Town of Scott Inspections Department
Address
2621 Jody Dr, New Franken, WI 54229
Phone
920-406-9380

Online Permit Portal

Platform: Town of Scott inspections page plus GovPayNet payment page • Account required: No • Submission: In-person only

Additional resources:

Application Process

  1. Review the inspections page to determine if your project needs a permit.
  2. Complete the Wisconsin Uniform Building Permit Application for building permits or use the posted erosion control and utility forms as needed.
  3. Contact Dave Cerny with questions on permit fees, application process, and required inspections.
  4. Pay permit fees through GovPayNet using the PLC code listed by the town.
  5. Obtain permit approval before construction and schedule inspections as required.

Source: Town of Scott Inspections Department

General Requirements

Town expressly requires permits for demolitions, new homes, additions, attached garages, accessory buildings, remodeling, erosion control, signs, and electrical service.

Required Documents

  • Wisconsin Uniform Building Permit Application for building work, plus erosion control permit, WPS electrical form, and other project-specific materials as needed.
Building code
Town uses the Wisconsin Uniform Building Permit Application and local zoning/land-use administration.
Contractor requirements
Not clearly restated in plain text on the reviewed page.

Fees

Payment note
Pay online through GovPayNet using PLC Code a002hs

Fees change. Verify current amounts at the official fee schedule.

Work That Does NOT Require a Permit

Contact the Town of Scott Inspections Department to confirm whether your project requires a permit before starting work.

Inspections

How to Schedule

  • Contact Dave Cerny by phone or email. (phone)

Typical inspection sequence: Project-specific and coordinated through the inspections department.

Additional Resources

Information on this page was last verified: March 2026. Permit rules and fees change — confirm current requirements directly with the Town of Scott Inspections Department before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Town of Scott Building Permit FAQ

Do I need a building permit in Town of Scott, WI?
Town expressly requires permits for demolitions, new homes, additions, attached garages, accessory buildings, remodeling, erosion control, signs, and electrical service.
How do I apply for a building permit in Town of Scott, WI?
1. Review the inspections page to determine if your project needs a permit. 2. Complete the Wisconsin Uniform Building Permit Application for building permits or use the posted erosion control and utility forms as needed. 3. Contact Dave Cerny with questions on permit fees, application process, and required inspections. 4. Pay permit fees through GovPayNet using the PLC code listed by the town. 5. Obtain permit approval before construction and schedule inspections as required.
How do I schedule a building inspection in Town of Scott, WI?
Inspections can be scheduled via: Contact Dave Cerny by phone or email..

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