BUILDING PERMITS:

All property owners or designee having charge of the erection, altering, moving, or change of the exterior of any building or structure shall apply for a building permit.

Application shall be made on forms to be provided by the Environmental Services Office. Each application shall be accompanied by a plan, drawn to scale or dimension showing: the dimensions of the lot to be built upon; and the size and location of the buildings and accessory building. If not self constructed, the application must also contain the name and MN State license number of the contractor who will be doing the work.

SANITARY PERMITS:

A sanitary permit is required for the installation, alteration, repair or extension of an individual onsite sewage treatment system. This includes residential and commercial systems, and also includes privies(outhouses). A sanitary permit will not be issued unless a site evaluation and design for the system has been submitted by a licensed contractor and has been approved by the Environmental Services Office.

SHORELAND ALTERATION PERMITS:

Shoreland alteration permits are required for the movement of any earthen material within shoreland areas. Grading and filling and excavations necessary for the construction of structures, sewage treatment systems and driveways under validly issued construction permits do not require the issuance of a separate shoreland alteration permit.

ALL BUILDING, SANITARY AND SHORELAND ALTERATION PERMITS SHALL EXPIRE ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE UNLESS A WRITTEN EXTENSION IS GRANTED PRIOR TO THE DATE OF EXPIRATION!!!

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CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS:

A conditional use permit can only be issued if a conditional use appeal is applied for, reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission, and then approved by the Hubbard County Board of Commissioners. Once approved, then a conditional use permit is required for whatever use was granted.

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