Continuation Permits
(Also referred to as New Permits)

The Livingston County Building Department can issue continuation permits under certain circumstances. The term "continuation permit" refers to new permits issued to replace permits that have already been voided, already expired, or the job has been taken over by a different person. Continuation permits are not the same as permit extensions.

Please consult the following matrix when requesting continuation permit(s).

CONTINUATION BUILDING PERMITS
State of Permit	What's Required?	Fees
Already Voided Already Expired Job Taken Over By A Different Person	Permit Application Parcel Ownership Verification Updated Land Use From Township (Or New Land Use If New Owner) Updated Environmental Health & Drain Permit and/or Waivers New Plans If Original Plans Changed	$30.00 Application Fee $50.00 Administrative Fee $30.00 Per Inspection* *Fees for continuation building permits are determined on a case-by-case basis. The above fees are generally stated.

CONTINUATION ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL or PLUMBING PERMITS
State of Permit	What's Required?	Fees
Already Voided Already Expired Job Taken Over By A Different Person	Permit Application Parcel Ownership Verification	$30.00 Application Fee $50.00 Administrative Fee $30.00 Per Inspection* *Fees for continuation permits are determined on a case-by-case basis. The above fees are generally stated.

When an application for a continued building permit is received, the Livingston County Building Department will contact the applicant to set up inspections to determine the project status. Depending upon the job status, necessary permits and associated fees will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Applicants will be notified of required permits and fee amounts. A Certificate of Occupancy will be issued when all required inspections have been approved and all other township zoning compliance and well/septic approvals have been completed.

Note: Requests for file or print copies are subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) statutory law. If you want a copy of the latter, please complete a formal FOIA request available at the counter.

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