Public Works Department
401
S.
Jane
Haysville,
KS
67060
Phone: 316-529-5940
Fax: 316-529-5945
Hours:
Monday
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Friday
8:00
AM
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Noon
1:00
PM
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5:00
PM
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Inspection/Permitting
The inspection and permitting function of the Public
Works Department is the regulation and enforcement of City
ordinances concerning housing, fencing and commercial buildings through
plan review, issuance of building permits, licensing of contractors and
construction inspection.
Permits
Licenses
Inspections
Site Plan Requirements
Permits
A building
permit is required in order to protect the health, safety and welfare of
the public. It does so by providing the means for City officials to review
the project design and to inspect the construction for minimum standards
as required by the adopted Building Code and the City Code.
A building
permit is required for new construction, additions, alterations,
renovations, relocations, and repairs or rehabilitation of a building or
structure. Some minor repairs do not require a permit. Electrical,
mechanical and plumbing permits may also be required.
A building
permit may be obtained at the Public Works Office Building located at 401
S. Jane.
Examples of
Other Projects Which Require Permits:
If in doubt, call the Public Works Department.
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Finishing
previously unfinished spaces such as rec rooms, family rooms, basements,
etc.
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Repair and
underpinning
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Installation/replacement of wood stoves, fireplaces, furnaces, water
heaters, air conditioners and condensing units
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Installation of pools
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Construction of decks 30" or more above the ground
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Construction of accessory buildings (sheds, garages, etc.) exceeding 100
square feet or more measured at the floor.
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All fences
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Adding/modifying/replacing a sidewalk or driveway approach
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Changing
door or window opening sizes
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Replacing
electrical service panels, or adding electrical circuits
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Reroofing
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Residing
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Adding or
moving plumbing fixtures
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Replacing
water, sewer or gas lines
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Signs
Examples of
projects which normally do not require a permit:
If in doubt, call the Public Works Department.
529-5940
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Replacement of doors when the opening is not altered
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Replacement of landing and stairs, if not more than three steps or more
than 30" above grade
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Patching,
painting and decorating
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Installation of cabinets and shelves
Note:
Although a building permit may not be required, it is still necessary
to comply with applicable codes.
CALL BEFORE YOU DIG!
1-800-344-7233
Licenses
The City requires all contractors to have a City of
Haysville license before doing any work within the city limits, even if
the work doesn’t require a permit. A list of licensed contractors is
available at the Public Works Office Building.
Inspections
The City Inspector inspects all projects requiring
permits to ensure all structural, electrical, plumbing and mechanical work
is in compliance with applicable codes and ordinances.
Site Plan
Requirements
For residential construction such as a detached
accessory structures; which do not exceed 1000 sq. ft. measured at the
floor, fences, swimming pools or decks where the walking surface is more
than 30" above grade; the site plan must show the following:
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Property lines
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Utility and/or drainage easements and the size of
said easements
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Location and footprint of all existing structures
with approx. distance to property lines
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Location of all utilities and how they serve
structures (e.g., overhead or underground electric, gas, sewer)
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Scope of project which permit is being requested
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Estimated value of improvement or how much is it
costing to do project requested
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Common address
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Legal description
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Property owner name and number (rental properties
must use licensed contractor)
Commercial projects require licensed contractors for improvements.
Engineers and/or Architects are required to draw site plans with regard to
landscaping, submit stamped drawings for electrical, plumbing, structural,
HVAC, plumbing, etc. 95% of commercial is done by design.
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Randal
Dorner
Public
Works Director
Roy
Jolivet
Assistant
Public
Works
Director
Chad
Bettles
City Inspector

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