City of
Chillicothe
715 Washington
Chillicothe, MO 64601
660 646 1877
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| The Chillicothe City Engineering and
Codes Department office is located at 921 Jackson Street. The office
is comprised of (from left): Ron Urton, City Engineer and Zoning
Administrator; Tammi Venneman,
Assistant Code Enforcement Officer and Office Manager; and Donnie
Vandevender, Codes Enforcement Officer and Building Inspector.
Ron Urton, PE, is the Department Head for the Engineering, Codes, & Zoning Department. He is a licensed professional engineer with over 15 years of experience. He has worked with the City of Chillicothe for the last 10 years. Mr. Urton is the City Engineer and Zoning Administrator for the City of Chillicothe. His duties include engineering review of commercial building plans, design and administration of City capital improvement projects, and enforcing zoning regulations. Donnie Vandevender is the Codes Enforcement Officer. He has over 30 years of construction experience in the residential and light commercial fields. Mr. Vandevender's duties include code enforcement, building inspections, and review of construction drawings and applications for building permits for the City of Chillicothe. The Department's #1 Goal is Public Safety. We encourage anyone considering remodeling or new construction to call us before you begin. We want to help everyone start their projects correctly and in compliance with the City regulations. For code and permitting information and questions, please contact Donnie Vandevender at 660-646-5636 or by email. For engineering and zoning questions, please contact Ron Urton at 660-646-5636 or by email. Zoning Permit Forms:
Current Adopted Codes:
Chapter 7 of the City Code of Ordinances Chapter 17 of the City Code of Ordinances Ordinance (2010-47) amending and restating the Public Nuisance Code of the City of Chillicothe Steps You Should Take To Obtain A BUILDING PERMIT... The following is to inform the building permit applicant of the City of Chillicothe's procedures for obtaining a building permit. If you have any questions regarding the permitting procedure, please contact the Codes Department. FOR COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 1. Two complete sets of architectural/structural plans including a detailed site plan including distance to lot lines, established street grades and proposed finished floor, floor plan, elevation, foundation plan, structural and framing plan, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and fire resistance rated assembly specifications details and specifications with a registered architect's or engineer's seal affixed shall be submitted for plan review. 2. A completed Electrical service application form
from Matt Hopper at Chillicothe Municipal Utilities at 660-646-0934.
Other design information required on the cover sheet:
Structural sheets must be signed and sealed. Plumbing sheets must be signed and sealed. Mechanical sheets must be signed and sealed. Electrical sheets must be signed and sealed. Storm water Drainage sheets signed and sealed. Separate fire alarm drawings signed and sealed. Fire sprinkler drawings with calculation, current flow tests and material/equipment specifications. Upon arrival of the building permit application, a utility investigation will be conducted with the electrical and plumbing departments of CMU (646-0934). Also at this time, construction documents will be reviewed. The city reserves the right to send drawing to an outside firm for review. If all requirements and the investigation have been completed, a building permit will be issued. FOR ONE AND TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 2. A set of construction plans with a floor plan, foundation plan, and framing plan. 3. A completed Electrical service application form from Matt Hopper at Chillicothe Municipal Utilities at 660-646-0934. 4. All plans and work must meet: International Residential codes.
NOTE: Homeowners doing their own work are not required to be licensed, but still must meet all applicable codes and ordinances and shall have all inspections completed. Upon arrival of the building permit application, a utility investigation will be conducted with the electrical and plumbing departments of CMU. Also at this time, construction documents will be reviewed. If all requirements and the investigation have been completed, a building permit will be issued. |
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Wednesday, July 07, 2010 |
