Commercial Construction Permits & Applications

 

Commercial Construction

FORM NAME
DESCRIPTION & USE
Various forms to be completed for new construction, tenant finish, remodel, additions, or change of use.
Mechanical Permit Is required when mechanical work only is being done. If other work is being done, then a building permit will cover the work.
Is required when only electrical work is being performed. This can include an upgrade of the service, replacing, updating wiring, or solar installation without structural changes. If other work is performed in addition to electrical work, a building permit will be required.
Is required when plumbing work only is being done. If other work is being done, then a building permit will cover the work.
Is required when a larger structure is demolished which has infrastructure/utility connections.
Required when erecting, expanding, altering, relocating, or reconstructing a sign. Permanent signs (both wall and freestanding) require a sign permit from Planning & Zoning.
Required when placing temporary signage.
A Commercial Occupancy Permit is required any time there is a change of occupancy or ownership of an existing commercial location if there has not been an inspection within the last 24 months. The property owner must schedule an appointment with the City to inspect the facility and ensure that no safety or sanitary hazards exist according to the City Property Maintenance Codes. Locations with automatic fire suppression systems including fire suppression hood systems require annual inspections regardless of change of occupancy or ownership.
  

Consumer Help Information

FORM NAME
DESCRIPTION & USE
Building Permit Fee Schedule & Valuation Data ChartEffective January 1, 2010
Climatic & Geographic Design Criteria 
Required Commercial Building or Construction InspectionsThese documents outline each step of the construction process which requires inspection by City Staff.
Overweight & Oversize Truck Permit InformationThe Truck Enforcement Unit exists to provide safe passage through O’Fallon for all motor vehicle traffic as they share the roads with larger and heavier commercial traffic.
This chart summarizes the City's laws for principal buildings regarding lot sizes, setbacks, lot coverage, etc. for each zoning district.
This chart summarizes the City's laws for accessory buildings regarding height, dimensions, and setbacks for each zoning district.
Freedom of Information Act Request (FOIA)

Request for public records: official request form, instructions, and information.