When Does a Site Change Require a Permit?
ADA ramp, dumpster enclosure, generator pad, a few more parking spaces? Which Southwest Florida reviews your change triggers, and how to find out first.
When Does a Site Change Require a Permit? Read More »
ADA ramp, dumpster enclosure, generator pad, a few more parking spaces? Which Southwest Florida reviews your change triggers, and how to find out first.
When Does a Site Change Require a Permit? Read More »
Usually yes for new or expanded parking, usually no for fixture swaps and repairs. When Southwest Florida counties ask for one, and when they don’t.
Do I Need a Photometric Plan for My Parking Lot? Read More »
What to hand your environmental professional on day one, what the next two weeks look like, and how to read a Phase 1 ESA report when it lands.
Phase 1 ESA Checklist: What to Expect and What You’ll Receive Read More »
What Florida law lets you trim on your own shoreline, when you need a professional mangrove trimmer or a permit, and why removing mangroves is handled like a wetland impact.
On September 8, Charlotte County commissioners voted 4 to 0 to approve the final site plan for Southwest Florida’s first
HB 803 put statutory clocks on Florida building permit review, exempted residential work under $7,500, and cut commercial fees for private provider use. What it means for your project.
Florida’s New Permit Deadlines: What HB 803 Changed on July 1, 2026 Read More »