Twin Cities Real Estate :: Rochelle Allison Real Estate Team

[...] a permit number and the last page of your permit will have your inspector’s name and phone number. You will need the permit number and project address to schedule an inspection of the work. [...]

[...] on one or two family dwellings that do not project more than 54″ from the exterior wall and are supported solely by the exterior wall. Insulation projects: Injecting or blowing [...]

[...] to, buildings, swimming pools, parking surfaces, streets, alleys or sidewalks.) While a zoning review is not required for retaining walls under four feet in height, you may want to have a site [...]

[...] . A homeowner may obtain a permit for work on their own home. 1. You may stop in at Minneapolis Development Review between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday.Thursday [...]

[...] for calling the inspector to schedule the required inspection.  Your permit will have a permit number and the last page of your permit will have your inspector’s name and phone number. You [...]

[...] For more specific here in the link to the site that I pulled most off this information Minneapolis Housing Permits It is a little overwhelming and if you ask me in some cases a little silly, [...]

[...] fees anywhere from 35-8,000 dollars (most people pay around 100) the Minneapolis Development Review staff will provide information on required inspections. You can use the following [...]

[...] designated, to Minneapolis Development Review on the third floor of the Minneapolis Public Services Center at 250 South 4th Street. 3. Sign in at the check in counter and staff will assist [...]

[...] will be a breeze.  As always, don’t forget to buy and sell with Rochelle!  - Rochelle Allison  [...]

[...] is not required for retaining walls under four feet in height, you may want to have a site plan review of the placement of your retaining wall. See the link to the left for more information [...]