Forms & Fees
Forms
Building Forms
Permit forms must be submitted in person and must be completed in their entirety, except for areas indicated as "office use only."
- Building Permit
- Commercial Building Permit
- Required Special Inspections (Commercial Use Only)
Roadway Forms
- Driveway Permit Application
- Individual Right of Way Permit Application
- Pre-Construction Submittal Requirements
Engineering Forms
Zoning Forms
- Conditional Use Permit * UPDATED FORM. Older forms will no longer be accepted
- Establishment of Home Occupation
- Floodplain Development Permit/Application
- Request for Revision to the Zoning Map *
- Board of Adjustment Variance **
* Applications that are denied by the Planning and Zoning Commission should request the appropriate Appeal Form if they wish to proceed to the County Commission.
** Effective November 30, 2017, this form will be required for any variance requests. Older versions of the variance application will no longer be accepted. Any request submitted on the old version will be rejected as an incomplete application. Also, we strongly advise that applicants meet with staff before submission to verify type of variance needed and to avoid additional costs.
Stormwater Forms
- Land Disturbance Permit
- Stormwater Discharge Permit Application
- Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
- Construction Document Review Transmittal Form
- Inspection Checklist
- Pre-Application Plan Checklist
- Pre-Construction Meeting Checklist
- Pre-Construction Contact List
- Erosion and Sediment Control Security Agreement (Draft)
- Irrevocable Letter of Credit (Draft)
- Maintenance Agreement - short form
- Maintenance Agreement - long form
- Spill Report Form
For more information regarding Stormwater Regulations, please visit the Stormwater Management site.
Fees
In conjunction with preparation of the 2013 Boone County Annual Budget, the County Commission directed that county departments review their user fees that they collect for services.
The Resource Management Department collects user fees for building permits, which have not changed since 2005, as well as conditional use permits, rezoning applications, and variance applications, among other fees which have not changed since 2002.
The Boone County Commission has approved an adjustment to user fees effective January 1, 2013.
Under the proposed schedule, building permit fees will continue to be based upon the type of construction, use, and complexity of a structure. This means that a permit for a single-family dwelling will be different from that for a hotel, church, or school.
Effective January 1, 2020, waste water permit fees will increase as shown on the link below.