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Construction Related Permits - (Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, etc...) Property Registration - (Vacant Property and Residential Rentals) Fire Related Permits
- Construction Related
New Construction Application. Permit Fee: $0.42 per square...
- Fire Related
Recreational Fire Permits: Can be purchased at City Hall...
- Business Licenses
Pursuant to Council Resolution 2005-12-026 (adopted Dec. 8,...
- Alarm Permits
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- La Crosse, Wisconsin
Interactive GIS map of La Crosse, Wisconsin with various...
- Planning & Development
Oversees the city's land use, zoning, and long-term...
- Permits & Services
Select a permit or service below to view more information,...
- Construction Related
New Construction Application. Permit Fee: $0.42 per square foot with a minimum cost of $70. Plan Review Fee: $70 with a State Review and $140 without a State Review. Property Records Maintenance Fee: 3 Units: $969. 4+ Residential Condo Units: $562 plus $140 per unit. 4+ Multi-Family Residential Units: $562 plus $70 per unit.
Interactive GIS map of La Crosse, Wisconsin with various layers and tools for navigation, search, drawing, and measuring.
Oversees the city's land use, zoning, and long-term development strategies. Services include developing and implementing comprehensive plans, reviewing development proposals, managing zoning regulations, and coordinating with other departments on infrastructure and public services planning.
Select a permit or service below to view more information, review fact sheets, or download applications: Permits. Permits are required for for any use or work on the public right-of-way. Occupying or alteration of this shall comply with the permits, which are issued by the Engineering Department.
Access GIS mapping tools and data for the City of La Crosse with ArcGIS.
As we look to the future and plan our City, citizens need a basis of knowledge to participate. We believe data should be a public resource. Sharing City data will benefit local businesses, promote public trust, encourage public engagement and lead to more transparent, efficient government.
