FAQs • Wyoming, OH • CivicEngage

How long is the permit valid?: The permit expires if work is not completed within a year after it is issued. Expiration also occurs when work does not commence within six months of its issuance or after 12 months of work stoppage. The permit may be renewed once, for six months at half the price of the original permit ($10 minimum/ $100 maximum).

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Community Development & Building Department

1. How do I get a permit?: You must first fill out the Building Permit Application (PDF).

View the current Building Permit and Zoning Certificate Fees (PDF).

2. What do I need to submit with my application?: Depending on what type of construction/alterations your permit allows, you may need to submit three sets of building plans, plot/site plans, and mechanical plans. You may also call the Building Department 513-821-7600 or email Megan Statt-Blake (Community Development Director) at mstattblake@wyomingohio.gov or Tana Bere (Community Development Specialist) at tbere@wyomingohio.gov.

3. How long will it take to receive my permit?: The City of Wyoming prides itself on being responsive to residents’ needs. We strive to review permit applications within five business days, but we ask you to allow us up to ten business days for the review to be completed. If the documents are found to be complete and comply with the applicable provisions of the Code, you will be called or emailed when your permit is ready to be picked up.

4. Do I need to submit the permit fee with the application?: No, but the permit fee must be paid before the permit is issued.

5. What if my application is incomplete or denied?: If additional information is needed or if the proposed project fails to meet the requirements of the Code, you will be sent a letter requesting the additional information or advising you of the non-compliant aspects of the proposed project as well as the options available to you. An appeal process is available to those applicants who have had their permit applications denied.

If you have any questions please contact Megan Statt-Blake (Community Development Director) mstattblake@wyomingohio.gov or Tana Bere (Community Development Specialist) tbere@wyomingohio.gov.

7. How long is the permit valid?: The permit expires if work is not completed within a year after it is issued. Expiration also occurs when work does not commence within six months of its issuance or after 12 months of work stoppage. The permit may be renewed once, for six months at half the price of the original permit ($10 minimum/ $100 maximum).

8. How much will the permit cost?: The permit fee varies depending on the type, size, and scope of the project. Call the Building Department at 513-821-7600 on weekdays from 8 am to 5 pm (excluding holidays) or view the current Fee Schedule (PDF).

9. How can I pay for a permit?: Cash, personal or business checks or credit/debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express) are acceptable methods of payment.

10. When can I begin working on my project?: Work cannot begin until the permit is approved, paid for, and issued.

11. What types of inspections will I need?: The type of inspection(s) needed vary with the project. When you are issued your permit, you will receive the list of inspections that you will be required to obtain based on the scope of your project.

12. How do I schedule an inspection: The information for requestuion an inspection can be found on page 2 of your building permit.

Inspections must be scheduled a minimum of 24 hours prior to the desired time of the inspection, excluding weekends and legal holidays. When scheduling an inspection, please indicate the type of inspection being requested, the address of the property, the permit number for your project, and your contact information. The City of Wyoming reserves the right to charge a $65 re-inspection fee for each inspection after the third re-inspection.