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Building Department

Prior to Certificate of Occupancy being Issued, Owner/Applicant must pay all additional Fees due as a result of all new work completed that did not previously exist prior to permit issuance. All new work that has to be performed as a result of our permitting process in terms of new products, materials, appliances, equipment, and labor to install, will be added to the above square footage cost of work done previously without permits in the past, we have added a Condition to this permit that we will not provide a Certificate of Occupancy until the owner has turned in all contracts associated with hiring professional to do the work, and invoices or receipts showing all costs of materials and products purchased. If an owner is doing their own work, then labor is calculated by taking all invoices and receipts for materials and products purchased and multiplied by two to calculate labor. The owner will then be responsible to pay these fees that are accessed to the permit at the end of the project after the contractors for services, receipts, and invoices are reviewed by the Building Department prior to Certificate of Occupancy being issued. [Todd Carr @ 12/09/2024 3:00 PM]

Building Department

All Building, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, or Gas Permits will have an expiration date of 1-year set on these permits once they are issued, all work must be completed within one year due to the Life Safety issues created as a result of performing work without a permit. [Todd Carr @ 12/09/2024 3:01 PM]

Building Department

Applicants/Owners must apply for all required Trade Permits as parent permits to the Building Permit for all work that requires Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, or Gas Permits. [Todd Carr @ 12/09/2024 3:01 PM]

Building Department

Prior to permit issuance, applicant/owner must schedule a pre-inspection walk-through with the Building Official, to review and determine the amount of work that must be done on the project to meet the approved plans, to review what is there in terms of existing construction that is approved in it's existing condition, and what work must be done that is not approved or does not meet the approved plans at the start of the project. [Todd Carr @ 12/09/2024 3:02 PM]

Fire Prevention

Conditionally Approved –NO INSPECTIONS deferred submittal until RECEIPT of Fire Alarm/Sprinkler plan/permits by sub-contractor to Fire Prevention. See www.steamboatsprings.net/Fire and EMS Services/Fire Prevention/Downloadable Permits and Forms [Mike Middleton @ 12/10/2024 3:54 PM]

Planning Department

Prior to issuance of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (or Certificate of Occupancy), the Department of Planning and Community Development will inspect the site to ensure the project has been built in accordance with the approved plans and the Community Development Code. Specifically this will include inspection of parking lot striping. [Jeremy Brown @ 04/23/2025 10:23 AM]

Planning Department

Compliance with PL20240033 conditions of approval required.

Planning Department

Per the Condition of approval for the Development Plan PL20240033 "Owners who do not record deed restrictions shall be deemed not in compliance with this development approval and may not have their building permits approved and may be subject to enforcement efforts in Municipal and/or District Court by the City". Based on our records, we do not have evidence of a recorded deed restriction. Please provide evidence or reach out to the planning department for assistance in this process. Jeremy Brown 970-871-8244

Fire Prevention

Final Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Inspections Required. [Shannon Yaconiello @ 12/11/2024 3:34 PM]

GIS

Prior to TCO being approved, the City of Steamboat Springs GIS Department will need to assign final Building Addressing and Unit Numbers and Letters to all of 1900 and 1920 Bridge Lane.

Planning Department

Prior to issuance of a full Certificate of Occupancy, the Department of Planning and Community Development will inspect the site to ensure the project has been built in accordance with the approved plans and the Community Development Code. Specifically this will include inspection of landscape plantings and interior parking lot landscape forms. [Jeremy Brown @ 04/23/2025 10:24 AM]