Tag: fee subtitle
We published two new rules, Implementation of the Fee Subtitle, Building Valuation Data and Implementation of the Fee Subtitle. We proposed to rescind one rule, Criteria for Approval for Minor Structural Building Overhangs Encroaching into Streets and Alleys.
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Posted: January 2nd, 2013 under Building Connections, dpdINFO Newsletter, Permit Pipeline Newsletter.
Tags: building valuation data, director's rules, fee subtitle, fees, publication updates
DR 1-2013, "Implementation of the Fee Subtitle, Building Valuation Data," describes how we calculate and update the building valuation data that is used to determine fees for reviews, permits, and inspections.
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Posted: November 30th, 2012 under Building Connections, dpdINFO Newsletter.
Tags: fee subtitle, publication updates
DPD has updated CAM 316, Subject-to-Field-Inspection Permits. DPD published draft DR 2-2012/SDOT 4-2012, West Seattle Triangle Streetscape Concept Plan and final DR 1-2012, Implementation of the Fee Subtitle, Building Valuation Data.
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Posted: January 3rd, 2012 under Building Connections, dpdINFO Newsletter, Permit Pipeline Newsletter.
Tags: director's rules, fee subtitle, publications, west seattle triangle
DPD updated one Client Assistance Memo, "Renewal and Reestablishment Process for Construction and Land Use Permits." Two Director's Rules, "Implementing of Energy Performance Benchmarking" and "Implementation of the Fee Subtitle, Building Valuation Data," are available for comment. Director's Rule 18-2011, "General Duties And Responsibilities Of Geotechnical Engineers," supersedes Director’s Rule 33-2006.
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Posted: December 1st, 2011 under Building Connections, dpdINFO Newsletter.
Tags: energy disclosure, fee subtitle, geotechnical engineers, publication updates
Effective January 1, 2011, there will be a number of changes to DPD’s fee ordinance. Fees have been adjusted to cover the cost of service, including a cost of living adjustment (COLA) to cover 2008 and 2009 (fees have not been adjusted since the beginning of 2008). A new provision was added to allow for monthly billing for land use review, which will help the applicant and staff track permit costs during the review process. This will be phased in over the next year; there are no changes to the land use hourly fees.
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Posted: December 7th, 2010 under Building Connections, Customer Alerts, Top News Stories.
Tags: fee subtitle, fees