Permit applications are divided into three categories that determine the timeline for either the permit approval or for the initial plan review comments. Some home projects limited in size are subject to Building Permit Exemption when being done as a single activity or not in conjunction with a larger project. These include: Painting, wallpapering, bookshelves, cabinets, tile … Continued
The Building, Planning, and Public Works Departments all accept permit submittals digitally. This is the preferred method of project submittal. The applications can be sent to Planning and Building Permit Technician, Nancy Miller, at nmiller@cityofbelvedere.org, Building Official, Brian Van Son, at bvanson@cityofbelvedere.org, and/or Associate Planner, Samie Malakiman, at smalakiman@cityofbelvedere.org. Should you wish to submit your … Continued
Please visit the Flood Smart website for floodplain information.
To request an inspection, please call (415) 435-8915. As long as the inspection request is called in before midnight, an inspection may be performed the very next working day. No inspections are performed during the weekends or holidays, and no construction is permitted on those days.
An encroachment permit is required any time work is performed in the public rights of way. This includes moving trucks, storage of debris boxes, tree work, replacing concrete sidewalks, replacing curbs and gutters, and sewer lateral repair work that encroaches into the street. You can find an application here.
According the the City’s Planning Process all planning applications are reviewed by a City Planner to ensure that the application is complete. The review period can take as long as 30 days. At the end of the review period, the Planner will deem your application either Complete or Incomplete. If it is deemed Incomplete, the … Continued
Regular meetings of the Planning Commission are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm. Meetings are held in the City Hall Council Chambers located at 450 San Rafael Avenue, Belvedere, CA 94920.
Yes, you can typically add up to two Accessory Dwelling Units.
You can find information on how to dispute a parking ticket here.
In order to comply with State requirements and therefore streamlined administrative review, ADUs and JADUs are subject to the following requirements: Maximum height of 16 feet. 850 square feet or less, or 1,000 square feet for ADUs with two bedrooms. No setback required unless proposed ADU is a new structure, then 4 feet minimum side … Continued
