Do I need a permit for a paver patio? Yes, a Zoning Permit is required to be submitted prior to the start of your project.

Yes, any deck constructed under 30” above grade requires a Zoning Permit, and if the deck is 30” or higher, a Zoning & Building Permit is required.

Yes, a Zoning Permit is required to construct a concrete slab or paver patio. This FAQ does not replace the adopted Zoning Ordinance or Subdivision & Land ...

Zoning permits are required whenever a property owner intends to build a structure, add onto a building or structure, alter a building or structure, and/or ...

Patios, whether they are built with flagstone, interlocking concrete pavers, or even poured concrete, often do require a permit. Retaining walls may as well.

No building permit or inspections are required. However, if you plan to use the patio as a foundation for a room addition you will need a permit. The footing ...

For ground level patios, use the Accessory Structure Application. The Application must be signed by the Property Owner or the Owner's Agent.

If you are converting an existing gravel driveway or patio area into a paved surface, and the new area exceeds 400 square feet, you will need to obtain a permit ...

Do I need a permit for paver patios? Does a paver patio require a permit? Paver patios usually don't require permits because they are not considered permanent ...