To apply for a residential plumbing permit for a new home or an addition, the following outline will help you get started. Contact the appropriate agencies for more details.
1. Zoning
- Contact the local zoning office where the new home or addition is located. Zoning will advise you on their regulations and let you know if construction is approved at the proposed site.
2. Sewage
- If the home has or will have a septic system, you will need to submit an application to construct a new system or to modify the existing system.
- If the home will be on public sewer, contact the appropriate sewer provider.
3. Water
- If the home has or will have well, cistern, hauled water storage tank or spring, contact Clermont County Public Health at (513) 732-7499.
- If the home has or will have public water, contact the appropriate water department.
4. Building Permit
5. Plumbing Permit
- Apply for a plumbing permit. All plumbing contractors must be registered and bonded with Clermont County Public Health. A plumbing permit application must be completed and signed by the owner or authorized agent. In addition, an isometric drawing of the plumbing system (drain, waste, and vents) is required prior to the issuance of a permit.
- For jobs within the City of Milford, please include a copy of your Milford Building Permit with your application.
Certificate of Occupancy
A Certificate of Occupancy will be issued by the Building Inspection Department when all inspections have been approved. The occupancy permit ensures that your home has met all building requirements from the respective Clermont County offices.
Note: A homeowner that will reside in the home may obtain their own plumbing permit.
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