City Building Permits
Park City, UTAH Building Permit Guide
How to apply for a building permit in Park City, Utah. Permit authority, application steps, fees, and inspection requirements.
Permit Authority
Issues building permits within Park City municipal limits. Park City also layers local review through planning, HOA, WUI, and other design-related requirements where applicable, which is especially relevant in the second-home and ski-resort market.
- Department
- Park City Building Department
- Address
- 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, UT 84060
- Phone
- (435) 615-5101
- ruth.mather@parkcity.org
Online Permit Portal
Platform: City Inspect • Account required: Yes • Submission: Online only
Additional resources:
Application Process
- Confirm project scope and required submittals with the Building Department and the Submittal Requirements page.
- Create a City Inspect account.
- Upload plans and supporting documents through City Inspect.
- City staff routes the submittal for plan review and issues comments or conditions as needed.
- Revise and resubmit until approved.
- Pay permit fees and download stamped plans and permit documents.
- Schedule inspections in City Inspect after permit issuance and complete final approvals for occupancy.
Source: Park City Building Department
General Requirements
Building permits are required for construction activity reviewed by the Building Department; Park City directs applicants to apply through the Building Department and City Inspect before work begins.
Required Documents
- Project-specific plan set per Submittal Requirements
- Supporting documents per Submittal Requirements
- Approved plans and permit documents must be onsite during construction
- Building code
- Utah State Construction Code, including 2021 IBC, 2021 IRC, and 2021 IEBC effective November 1, 2023, plus state-adopted companion codes. Park City also enforces local requirements including WUI review and local design-related overlays where applicable.
- Owner-builder
- No dedicated public Park City owner-builder page was identified.
- Contractor requirements
- Utah state contractor licensing through DOPL applies. Park City also requires permit applicants and inspectors to work through the city permit system.
Fees
- Permit fee formula
- Municipal fee schedule applies; permit fee waivers exist for some renewable energy systems.
- Payment note
- Fees are paid through City Inspect once the permit is approved for issuance.
Fees change. Verify current amounts at the official fee schedule.
Work That Does NOT Require a Permit
Contact the Park City Building Department to confirm whether your project requires a permit before starting work.
Inspections
How to Schedule
- City Inspect portal (online)
- Scheduling deadline
- Next-day inspections when scheduled by 3:00 p.m. the prior business day.
- Time windows
- AM window: 8:00 a.m. to noon; PM window: noon to 4:00 p.m.
Typical inspection sequence: Sequence is permit-specific and generally moves from early structural inspections to rough inspections to final approvals. All conditional approvals and deferred submittal items should be cleared before scheduling inspections.
Additional Resources
- Building code: Utah State Construction Code, including 2021 IBC, 2021 IRC, and 2021 IEBC effective November 1, 2023, plus state-adopted companion codes. Park City also enforces local requirements including WUI review and local design-related overlays where applicable.
- Verify contractor license: Utah DOPL License Lookup
- Zoning information: View zoning info
- Building Department Contact
- Building Inspections FAQs
- License lookup guide: Utah Contractor License Requirements
- Contract template: Utah Homeowner-Contractor Agreement
- Utah hub: Utah Contractor License & Permit Hub
Information on this page was last verified: March 2026. Permit rules and fees change — confirm current requirements directly with the Park City Building Department before applying.
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