Submission
All construction permit applications start at each respective building department. Please refer to the local building department for submission requirements:
- Town of Ross, Building Department
- Town of San Anselmo, Building Division
- Town of Fairfax, Building Division
- Sleepy Hollow Fire Protection District, Marin County Building and Safety Division
Applications for the Town of Ross or the Town of San Anselmo
When submitting applications to the Town of Ross and the Town of San Anselmo also submit the following:
- A completed RVFD Plan Submittal Form.
- One set of architectural or engineered blue line drawings (wet-stamped and signed).
- The minimum plan review fee is set forth in the current Fee Schedule (fees include a plan submission, plan review & single inspection).
- These fees are the minimum charge for a typical application. Additional charges may apply for large projects and re-inspections, or failures to comply, which result in additional inspections.
Residential or Commercial Construction Projects typically require a minimum of 2 hours.
Fees are due at the time of plan submittal and the accepted methods of payment include:
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- Check made out to Ross Valley Fire Department
- Cash
- Major credit cards.
- View current Fee Schedule.
Applications for the Sleepy Hollow Fire Protection District or the Town of Fairfax
Projects in the Sleepy Hollow Fire Protection District and the Town of Fairfax must first be date stamped by the building department and the applicant must complete a building department cover sheet. In addition to these items, please submit to the RVFD Administrative Office:
- A completed RVFD Plan Submittal Form.
- Two sets of architectural or engineered blue line drawings (wet-stamped and signed) with a building department date stamp.
- For projects in Sleepy Hollow, a Fire Jurisdiction Transmittal Form provided by the Marin County Building Division.
- The minimum plan review fee is set forth in the current Fee Schedule (fees include a plan submission, plan review & single inspection).
- These fees are the minimum charge for a typical application. Additional charges may apply for large projects and re-inspections, or failures to comply, which result in additional inspections.
Residential or Commercial Construction Projects require a minimum of 2 hours.
Fees are due at the time of plan submittal and the accepted methods of payment include:
-
- Check made out to Ross Valley Fire Department.
- Cash.
- Major credit cards.
- View current Fee Schedule.