Construction Process · Stage I
Permitting
Plans and required supporting documents are prepared for review by the authorities that govern the work.
The Process
What this stage means
Clear decisions before the next stage begins.
Permitting is the formal review that confirms the proposed work can proceed under applicable zoning, building, fire, accessibility, trade, and other requirements. The exact agencies, documents, comments, and review time vary by jurisdiction and project type.
- Sequence
- I
- Process
- Construction Process
- Expected outcome
- The required approvals are positioned for issuance so permitted construction activities can begin.
Key focus
- ICompleteness of plans and specifications
- IIRequired zoning, building, fire, and trade reviews
- IIIConsultant seals, calculations, and supporting documents
- IVJurisdiction comments and resubmittals
- VPermit conditions that affect procurement or mobilization
What the owner should have ready
- IApproved project scope
- IIProperty and ownership information
- IIICurrent design documents
- IVRequired owner signatures and fees
- VTimely decisions when reviewers request clarification
Plan the next stage with a builder at the table.
Tell us where the project stands. HTL can help identify the decisions, information, and coordination needed to move forward.
