State Office of Adminstrative Hearings and Rules
Michigan.gov Home            SOAHR Home  |   Site Map  |   Contact SOAHR
               DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AND INDUSTRY SERVICES

                       BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION CODES

                               GENERAL RULES


(By authority conferred on the construction code commission by  section  4
of Act No. 230 of the Public Acts of 1972, as amended, being S125.1504  of
the Michigan Compiled Laws)

           

                    PART 2. PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, AND FEES

R  408.30201   Plan review service.
  Rule 201. (1) Where a township, village, city, or  county  is  enforcing
the state construction code, it may provide its own plan review service or
may send the plans to the commission for review for code compliance.  When
plans are submitted to the commission, the enforcing agency shall indicate
prior review and approval of local zoning and environmental controls which
may  include,  without  limitation,  zoning   district,   fire   district,
floodplain, air and water pollution, noise and soil erosion.
  (2) When the commission is the enforcing  agency,  the  municipality  in
whose area a structure is to be built shall forward the  necessary  plans,
specifications and application to the  commission  for  processing.  Plans
submitted for review shall indicate prior approval  of  local  zoning  and
environment controls as stated in subrule (1).
  (3) Where a township, village or city is  enforcing  another  nationally
recognized model construction code, it shall be responsible for  providing
plan review services.

  History:  1979 AC.


R  408.30221   Fees.
  Rule 221. (1) All fees charged by townships, villages, cities,  counties
and the commission for  application  for  permit,  examination  of  plans,
issuance  of  permits,  inspection  of  construction   and   issuance   of
certificates of use and occupancy shall bear a reasonable relationship  to
all costs, including overhead of services rendered.
  (2) A construction board of appeals of a county, or  of  a  governmental
subdivision, or the commission and its boards  shall  establish  fees  for
hearing appeals in accordance with section 22 of the act.

  History:  1979 AC.



Michigan.gov Home   |  DELEG  |  Contact  |  State Web Sites | Site Map
Privacy Policy  |  Link Policy  |  Accessibility Policy  |  Security Policy
Copyright © 2001-2010 State of Michigan