Your application is complete and has been accepted for review. You should hear from your project coordinator shortly.
City staff administratively deleted the incomplete application.
Your application has been found to be complete and is being processed into our system. You will get a formal notice from us shortly.
You deleted the incomplete project application.
Your application was denied. Permits cannot be granted to build the proposed project.
Your application expired.
Your application in being processed for permit issuance.
Your application is now in review by City Staff.
We sent you a Notice of Incomplete Application. It's up to you to submit a response within 30 days of the date on the notice, or your application will expire.
Your application review has been completed. A Notice of Application Review Completed will be sent to you shortly. As soon as you complete the required actions explained in the notice, your permit will be issued.
You've finished submitted plans for your new project. City staff will review your application for completeness. There's nothing you need to do until you hear from us. You should hear from us within 3 business days.
You've submitted an application for a new project, but have not yet started submitting plans for the project.
You didn't respond to a Notice of Incomplete Application within 60 days. Your incomplete application expired.
You've started (but not yet completed) your response to the Notice of Incomplete Application.
You didn't complete your new project submittal within 30 days. Your incomplete project expired.
Your application is undergoing initial screening for completeness. You'll be notified if anything else is required shortly.
Review of your project plans has resulted in a determination that permits cannot be issued for this project.
All permits issued for your project have become inactive. The project cannot be completed.
The project coordinator has issued the permits and sent the Notice of Permit Issuance with a link to the approved plan set. You can now begin construction.
You've completed all the required actions for permit issuance. We'll shortly issue the permits and send you a Notice of Permit Issuance and, if your project required plan review, a link to the approved plan set.
You've started (but not yet completed) your response to the Plan Review Comments notice.
The project coordinator has issued a Notice of Plan Review Completed detailing the actions you need to complete before your permits can be issued. Once you complete the remaining Action Items on the project, the permits will be issued.
Your project plans have been scheduled for review. You should receive a notice from the City of the result of our review by the date specified in the Plan Review Commitment Letter.
Your project has been canceled
All required final inspections have been approved. Construction is complete and the Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Compliance has been issued.
The project coordinator has been assigned and will soon send you a Plan Review Commitment Letter.
The project record has been created.
All documents from your completed project, other than the final approved plan set, have been removed from the system in accordance with State public records laws.
All documents from your incomplete project, other than the initial application, have been removed from the system in accordance with State public records laws.
All documents from your incomplete project have been removed from the system in accordance with State public records laws.
The initial plan review for your project has been completed. The plans are ready to be approved by the project coordinator.
Your Response to Plan Review Comments has been received. The project coordinator will review your response.
If your plans cannot be approved as submitted, we'll send you Plan Review Comments. When the status is Response Required, we will not take further action on your project until you submit a Response to Plan Review Comments.
You've submitted plans for an express permit. Now you need to schedule the meeting to complete the application process.
You've started (but not yet completed) submitting plans for your new project.
