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Before Beginning Permit, Please Read:
Check your project address using the link below to confirm that the address is within the unincorporated area of Beavercreek Township. NOTE: Shaded areas represent unincorporated Beavercreek Township.
Link to Zoning Map
Click here for Zoning Map
Click Yes if You Live in Unincorporated Beavercreek Townshp*
1. Yes
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Zoning District*
Parcel ID #*
Residential Addition Permit Fee:
$75.00. Fees may be paid via check, credit card, or E-Check (if paying by credit card, a convenience fee will be added to the total. If paying by E-Check, a flat rate of $1.75 will be added to the total).
Location of property*
Property Owner*
Phone*
Email*
Address*
Contrator*
Phone*
Email
Address*
Size of Addition:*
Height of Addition: *
Surveyor certification required:*
1. Yes
2. No
Date Survey Certification Received:*
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Applicant shall notify the Community Development & Risk Department when stakes/pins have been placed to denote structure boundaries so that an inspection may be performed. Inspector will verify:
1) Structure outside of required front yard setback
2) Structure outside required rear yard setback
3) Structure outside required side yard setbacks
4) Structure Size ( feet x feet)
Applicant shall also contact Greene County Building Regulations (667 Dayton-Xenia Rd. or 937-562-7420) to schedule required County inspections.
Plot Plan Layout*
Plot Plan Must Include: 1) Yard Setbacks 2) Proposed Structure 3) Dimension labels for structure 4) Any easements on the property
Plot Plan Layout 2
If unable to provide a digital copy of the plot plan, please instead attach a document that explains that the plot plan will be mailed to the zoning office along with the permit fee.
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Easement Disclaimer
The Community Development and Risk Department advises any applicant constructing improvements in any recorded easement to contact the holder of the easement for advice on building safely within the easement. Improvements within easements designed to facilitate the flow of water can lead to potential damage to neighboring properties and public infrastructure. Drainage easements are engineered to bring storm and other surface water to designated storm drains and detention/retention devices. When these routes are impeded by fences, sheds, landscaping, etc. then the intended flow of water can be disrupted. This can result in water being diverted to neighboring properties, which can cause damage to both private property and public infrastructure. Property owners may be liable in civil suits for damages caused by constructing improvements within easements.
In addition to these risks, property owners must be aware that an easement represents a legal agreement to allow the easement holder unimpeded access to the area in question. Improvements may be removed, with no advanced notice, at the expense of the property owner, if an easement holder must do so to access the area. The easement holder has no obligation to replace, repair, or refund damages to improvements that may be removed from recorded easements.
Initial Here*
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I hereby certify that all of the information supplied in this application and attachments hereto are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief. I hereby consent to the inspection of the subject property, and of any buildings or structures to be constructed thereon, by the Township Zoning Inspector. I hereby certify that if I am not the property owner, that I am authorized by the property owner to grant consent to the Township Zoning Inspection Officer to perform an inspection of the subject property, and any buildings or structures to be constructed thereon, for which this permit is issued. I hereby acknowledge that I understand that if the construction or use described in the zoning permit has not begun within six (6) months from the date of issuance, said zoning permit shall become null and void.
Electronic Signature Agreement*
By checking the "I agree" box below, you agree and acknowledge that 1) your application will not be signed in the sense of a traditional paper document, 2) by signing in this alternate manner, you authorize your electronic signature to be valid and binding upon you to the same force and effect as a handwritten signature, and 3) you may still be required to provide a traditional signature at a later date.
1. I agree.
Electronic Signature*
Date*
Residential Addition Permit
Permit Fee
Fee
Quantity
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Taxable
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