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PERMIT APPLICATION AND PLAN REVIEW

In response to the COVID-19 virus, the City of Glendora Building Division is implementing an electronic plan submittal and permitting program. The program will allow plans and permit fees to be submitted electronically. Likewise, the City will issue building permits electronically.

The following instructions will guide you through the process to submit plans and obtain permits. Building staff are available by phone and email to help.

Building Division | (626) 914-8222 

 

PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION - SUBMITTAL AND PAYMENT

  1. Download and complete a Building Plan Check/Permit Worksheet.
  2. Email the completed worksheet to the Building Division (EMAIL INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED WITH APPLICATION)
    1. Please do not send plans with this worksheet.
  3. Building Division will review and process the completed worksheet, and follow-up with an email providing electronic payment instructions.
  4. After payment has been provided, an email will be sent providing a link to upload the plans and other constructions documents.
    1. Please follow the Electronic File Submittal Guidelines.
  5. Construction documents that are determined to be complete will be routed for review.
  6. Plan check comments will be provided by email.
  7. Revised plans may be resubmitted/uploaded electronically for review through the same process by first requesting an upload link from Building Division.

 

PERMIT APPLICATION

  1. Download and complete a Building Plan Check/Permit Worksheet.
  2. Email the completed worksheet to the Building Division (EMAIL INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED WITH APPLICATION) 
  3. Building Division will review and process the completed worksheet, and follow-up with an email providing electronic payment instructions.
  4. The applicant shall provide verification to obtain Building Permits. This includes providing the following documents, as applicable:
    1. Copy of valid California Contractor’s license
    2. California Licensed Contractor's Declaration Form.
    3. Evidence of property ownership (i.e., recorded grant deed)
    4. Owner-Builder's Declaration Form
    5. Notice to Property Owner / Agent Authorization Form
  5. Other information as required.
  6. Once all fees are paid, and proper verification forms are received, the building permit will be issued and provided electronically by email.