Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! However, dumpsters must be in your driveway or on your property. For emergency purposes, dumpsters must be out of right of ways, meaning alleys and roads. If a dumpster needs to be in the road, it is subject to ticketing and is at your own risk. 

For a private residential moves, you are able to have a POD or similar for up to 30 days. No permit is needed.  The temporary container needs to be on your property, in a driveway or yard, and out of right of ways, alleys and streets. If the container is in the street it is subject to ticketing. 

• Water and ice shield is required on eves and valleys.
• Inspections include mid roof and final
• Mid-roof inspection includes complete tear-off, all underlayment and flashing installed, and no shingles installed.
• If a mid-roof inspection is not done, a final inspection will not be performed. Roofing contractor will be required to tear off all shingles to complete the mid roof inspection.

A construction office trailer is a permitted use as long as there is an active building permit for the site. Please indicate where the trailer is on the site plan. If there is no active building permit, you will need to fill out a general construction permit for the trailer. If no permit is active, the permit fee is subject to doubling.