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Are you a developer, homeowner, business owner, contractor or other professional engaged in a building project? Do you need to know who to talk to and when to talk to that person/group in regards to your project? One Stop Permitting is a one-stop shop that ties together the facts, tools, and resources that most customers will need to carry out a building project.
If you don't find what you need, contact us to let us know as we will be working on improving this site in the next few months. We have already begun the process of evaluating our internal development approval processes and re-writing the Land Development Code (LDC). We want to keep you informed and involved during this process. Click here for the latest updates.
File a zoning application? Zoning Applications are filed with Zoning. File a site development application? Site development applications are filed with Permits & Development Information. File a building permit application? Building applications are filed with Central Permitting. Who do I get the status/results of an inspection? Use our on line inspection status and results system Public Access to Permit Applications Get an Inspection Request Schedule an Inspection with Building Inspections. Get a listing of Contractors who are licensed to work in Pasco County? A list of contractors who are licensed by Pasco County can be obtained by contacting Contractor Licensing at: From the Westside: (727) 847 - 8009 From the Eastside: (352) 521 - 4274 x 8009 From the Central county: (813) 996 - 7341 x 8009 Perform a records search to obtain information about Licensed Contractors, Building Permits, Zoning Petitions, Site Development Projects, or Road Maintenance? You can perform a records search in the using Public Access to Permit Applications (PAPA) Perform a property records search by Parcel ID, Name, Recent Sales, Official Record Book/Page, Interactive Maps, or Physical Address? You can perform a property records search in the Pasco County Property Appraiser's Record Search application. |
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) provides federally backed flood insurance that encourages communities to enact and enforce floodplain regulations. To be covered by a flood insurance policy, a property must be in a community that participates in the NFIP. To learn more about Floodplain Management, click here. |
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