Contractor License and Insurance Information Current
Notice of Commencement if the job is valued over $2500
A copy of the contract between the owner and the contractor
A roofing plan showing all the pitches and the product approval number for each different pitch (see roofing package for an example)
Product approval for each different product being installed
Manufacturer installation specifications that is specific to the job being proposed
If this a roof-over, where the existing shingles are not removed, the product approval information must indicate that the shingles were tested in this manner. If the product approval information does not indicate installation over existing shingles, then you will need local product approval and an engineer will need to provide evidence that the installation will provide the same level of protection as the product approval for installation over a wood deck
A brief description of the fence construction showing height, material for each side of the fence, including front yard and back yard if applicable
a survey showing the height and location of the fence and all property corners, easements
waiver signed by owner if the fence is in an easement
This permit must be posted on the front door, window, or a place readily visible from the road during construction. the permit must be accessible and protected from the weather on the day of the inspection
Plans show compliance with the current editions of the Florida Building Code. This includes the wind zone and exposure category called out on the plans. Existing roof certified by the engineer as capable of supporting all loads
Plans show a roof plan with all roof penetrations (vents) with the panel overlay
Plans show an attachment detail for the panel to the roof with the spacing of supports
Plans show an electrical schematic that complies with the NEC
Plans have been submitted as one file digitally signed by the engineer of record or are approved by the FSEC
The day of the final inspection, pictures must be provided showing the following: Roof with support system installed before panel placement (tape measure showing the spacing of fasteners), pictures of combiner boxes after all conductors are installed, pictures of conductors run through the attic and any other pictures that support the case that the system was installed per the approved plans
A copy of the contract between owner and contractor
A site plan showing the location of the pool, deck, screen enclosure, pool barrier and distance from property lines
A plan view showing equipment location, pipe sizes and distances from drains to equipment
A plan view of the pool, deck and all existing and proposed electrical including convenience receptacle
A dynamic head calculation worksheet with figures that match the plan view of the equipment
A complete set of pool construction plans signed and sealed by a design professional with adequate details to verify compliance with the Florida Building Code. Commercial pools must provide a letter from the Health Department showing that this project has already been approved or reviewed by the department. Please note that some coordination between the pool deck and any proposed screen enclosure must be shown on the plans. If a screen enclosure foundation plan is not submitted by default, a 8x8 thickened edge with a #5 rebar must be shown on the plans
A pool barrier affidavit
A disclosure statement signed and notarized by the owner
A copy of the contract showing the owner that matches the warranty deed, property records card and NOC
A warranty deed showing owner information and property description that matches the property records card and NOC