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Permits
Many times, homeowners think permits are only required for major remodels, but even seemingly small projects need to be permitted, regardless if the homeowner intends to do the work themselves. Plumbing codes are put in place for safety and shouldn't be ignored.
The only instance where a plumbing permit is not required is if a fixture (faucet, shower head, etc.) is being replaced with one that has the same flow rating as the original.
Additions, replacements, and relocations of plumbing pipes, even something as common as water heater installations, require a plumbing permit because they could pose a risk to human health if not installed properly.
Owner-occupants of single-family homes looking to do permitted work themselves must submit a completed application, a Homeowner Plumbing Permit Request Statement, and a Homeowner Permit Review form to Plumbing Control in-person and comply with the "Homeowner Conditions", outlined in the permit application. |
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Plan Reviews
Applications for all commercial buildings and multi-family dwellings require a plan review as part of the application process, before a plumbing permit will be issued.
Required documents for a plan review include:
- A completed Plumbing Permit application
- A completed Plan Review form
- Architectural floor plan drawings with all new plumbing fixtures highlighted
- Code Summary that includes occupancy classification and occupant load
- Plumbing design drawings exhibiting all new waste and vent piping, Hot Cold, and HW Circ piping
- Notes of general scope of work to be performed by plumber
- Civil/site drawing that shows plumbing utilities to structure, if applicable
- Capacity Assurance Approval letter issued by WEP, if public sewer access is applicable
- Approval from Onondaga County Health Department, if private sewage disposal system is applicable
- Backflow protection plan, application, and approval for domestic water supply as well as secondary requirements (RPZ or DCV)
- Completed Grease Calculator for food service, if applicable
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Plan reviews can be scheduled by calling the Plumbing Control office during business hours or by using the link below. Plan reviews must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.
Schedule a Plan Review
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Onondaga County Plumbing Control
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
(315) 435-6614 |