Complete Building Permit applications filed by the owner of record of a destroyed residential property due to either the Marshall Fire or Cal-Wood federal disasters ( must have owned the property on December 30, 2021, or October 17, 2020, respectively). On r esidential properties, the owner of the subject property on the event date is eligible.
The revised building permit fee program applies to Marshall Fire and Cal-Wood Fire-impacted residential properties in unincorporated Boulder County, not in the City of Louisville or the Town of Superior. The approved program attempts to ease the financial issues residents are facing, while at the same time recognizing the resource needs related to processing building permits. It is intended to assist property owners with rebuilding without drastically impacting the county’s permitting services, given the efficiencies gained by economies of scale. The approved program recognizes the increases in construction costs and insufficient insurance coverage that many residents who were impacted by the Cal-Wood and Marshall Fires are experiencing.
Cal fire hired equipment update#
On December 6, 2022, the Board of County Commissioners modified the building permit fees for Cal-Wood and Marshall Fire rebuilds. 2023-2026 Supplier Manual 2023-2026 Supplier Involvement Manual 2023-2026 Provider Participation Instruction Revision Guide Insurance Documentation Update To update your insurance expiration dates please sending your new proof of insurance documents to to deal hiredequipmentinsupdatefire.ca. Impacted residents in unincorporated Boulder County will receive reductions in permit fees for single-family home and accessory structure rebuilds Re duced Building Permit Fees for Rebuilding After the Cal – W ood and Marshall Fires
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