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Commercial Parking Lot

Permit to mill, resurface, repave or re-stripe an existing parking lot and/or its associated driveways, aisles, or lanes at a commercial or multifamily location that affects the size or striping of any parking stalls, or access aisles, or fire lanes.

Note: Repairing alligator cracks or potholes in areas that are normally not striped usually does not require a permit; if in doubt, please ask.

Required Forms & Documents

All documentation: If applying in person, 2 sets required; if applying online, 1 set required

  • Application for Construction Permit
  • Notice of Commencement (1 copy signed and recorded): Any improvement for which the direct contract price is greater than $5,000. Must be submitted prior to scheduling the first inspection.
  • Site Plan: Showing parking stall sizes, both regular and handicapped, driveway sizes, and required landscaping

Fees

At Time of Application
  • Building Flat: $90
  • Surcharge: $4
At Time of Issuance
  • Right-of-Way Review: $90
  • Zoning Review: $22

Note: Payments by check should be made payable to either "CCBCC" or Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners. Payments are also accepted by Mastercard or Visa credit or debit cards.

Eligible Licenses for This Permit

  • Owner-Builder: Not more than $75,000 in cost. Must not rent or sell the property within one (1) year of completion of the permit.
  • Certified Building
  • Certified General
  • Registered Building
  • Registered General
  • Local Asphalt Paving and Coating: Asphalt parking lots only
  • Local Concrete Masonry: Concrete parking lots only
  • Local Concrete Place and Finish: Concrete parking lots only

Department Reviews

  • Intake/Sufficiency: A review of the application and its required documents to verify completeness for acceptance and payment of initial fees
  • Building: Ensure that the proposed commercial structure will comply with the applicable accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  • Zoning: A review the proposed work for compliance with the land development regulations. This includes zoning, setbacks and any other regulations pertaining to the location and type of structure.

Inspections

  • Dependent upon the project location and scope of work. Inspections will show on job card.

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