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Below you will find all applications currently applicable to all construction permits. You may visit periodically for updates to forms and packets. Provided are various application checklist, examples and complete work specific detail packets .
- Building
Please apply for permits online by submitting your permit...
- Permits and Inspections
Welcome to the City of North Miami online Permitting...
- Online Permitting Guidelines
Email the permit application, plans and all relevant...
- Building
Please apply for permits online by submitting your permit applications, plans and all contractor documents to Onlinepermits@northmiamifl.gov. For general assistance and inquires, please email the Office of Building Services. Customers can only request an inspection by filling out the online form.
Welcome to the City of North Miami online Permitting services. These services allow permit customers to view detailed permit information online. Also, coming soon you can pay fees, schedule inspections, estimate fees, and apply for certain types of permits.
Email the permit application, plans and all relevant information to onlinepermits@northmiamifl.gov. *Do NOT apply for permits directly on the E-Services portal* Turn around time for processing is 24 to 48 business hours.
eDMS is the City of North Miami Beach’s new online permitting and land management customer service portal. It is designed to automate project review for building, planning, zoning, public works permits, inspections, code enforcement, and citizen requests. eDMS handles permitting and licensing processes, payments, as well as citizen self-service.
A building permit is required for all new construction and for any repairs or reconstruction which alters a structure. Building permits are also required for other construction such as: Accessory Buildings (sheds, garages, etc.) Air Conditioning Units; Burglar Alarms; Docks; Drainfield Repairs / replacements; Driveways; Fences; Fire Alarms ...
Building, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical officials inspect new and existing structures for compliance. Effective December 31, 2023 - The 8th Edition (2023) Florida Building Code goes into effect. All permit applications and plans submitted on/or after that date must comply with this edition.
