Site Address
Demo Permit
Property Owner
Mailing Address
Phone #
Email Address
Phone #
Contractor
Review Contact
License #
License Expiration Date
Mailing Address
Email Address
Phone #
Description of work:
Signature o
f
Owner/
Contractor/ Authorized Agent
Date
Revised: 05/15/2018
Required Documentation:
1. Pictures of all 4 sides of structure; labeled North, South, East, and West
2. ADEQ Form
3. Asbestos Assessment/Abatement Letter if structure was built before 1978 - Commercial Only
Contractor shall secure property within 7 working days of receipt of permit or begin
demolition. Failure to properly secure property will result
in either a revocation of the demolition permit or a code violation. All demolition and property clean-up must be
completed within 90 days. The
permit will expire after 90 days from issuance and will
not be extended without justification and approval of the building official.
Note: Inspection of permitted work may reveal code violations not discovered during plan review.
This permit becomes null and void if demolition has not commenced within 1 month,
or if work is suspended or abandoned for a period of 1 month.
# of Stories
Height
Length
Total SF
Residential
Commercial
Project/Business Name:
Current use of Building:
Building Safety Division
125 W Mountain Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Phone: 479-575-8233
Fax: 479-575-8202
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Valuation
Fee = $50
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Inspection Checklist
Pre-Demolition Inspection Requirements: The following items must be inspected before
demolition work may begin.
Address visible.
All utilities disconnected.
Sanitary sewer service exposed and capped.
If
on septic system require pumping, removal, and
backfill.
Trees protected from damage.
Protect existing sidewalk; document existing damage.
Waste removal container placed on site
Determine whether erosion control measures will be required. Install erosion control features as
necessary.
Permit posted on site.
If
permit is more than 7 days old, portable sanitation required on-site.
If
part of Urban Renewal, Asbestos Report Required.
Demolition Final Inspection Requirements: The following items must be completed in order to pass
the final inspection.
All debris and construction materials removed from site.
Footing and foundation materials removed and backfilled.
City streets and sidewalks clean and inspected for damage.
The finished lot graded smooth for future maintenance and care.
The disturbed area shall be re-vegetated in accordance with Section 169.06(F)(4) of the Unified
Development Code as summarized below:
o
Topsoil. A minimum of 4 inches of topsoil shall be required to be either existing or
installed in areas to be re-vegetated.
o
Zero to 10% grade: Re-vegetation shall be a minimum of seeding and mulching.
o
10:1 up to 4:1 grade: Re-vegetation shall be a minimum of hydro-seeding with mulch and
fertilizer, sod, or groundcover.
o
4:1 to 3:1 grade: The slope shall be covered with landscape fabric and hydro-seeded with
mulch and fertilizer, or staked sod, or groundcover.
o
More than 3:1 grade: Any finish grade over 3:1 shall be require a separate grading plan
approved by the engineering division
All tree fencing protection removed.
Provide proof that the septic system has been removed and excavation backfilled.
Erosion control devices removed.
The applicant is responsible for contacting the Building Safety Division at
479.575.8233 to schedule the inspections stipulated above.
Revision Date 05/15/2018
ARJ(ANSAS
DEPARTMENT
OF
EIWIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
(ADEQ)
ADEQ
CLARIFICATION
MEMORANDUM
(2008-01)
[Replaces
Clarification
Memo
2006-01]
FROM:
Teresa
Marks,
Director,
Arkansas
Department
of
Environmental
Quality
DATE:
August
2008
SUBJECT:
Demolition/
renovation
of small
residential
dwellings
(e.g.,
residential
dwellings
having
four
or fewer
dwelling
units)
The
following
questions
apply
to the
demolition/renovation
ofa
small
residential
building,
that
is,
one containing
four or
fewer dwelling
units,
which
would
ordinarily
fall
within the
residential
building
exemption.
Ifyou
can answer
one or
more ofthe
following
questions with a
"YES"
you
are required
to
comply
with the
provisions ofRegulation
21.
NOTE:
Title
40 ofthe Code
ofFederal
Regulations
(CFR)
Section
61.19
forbids owners
and
operators
ffom attempting
to circumvent
any
National
Emissions
Standards for
Hazardous
Air
Pàllutants
(NESHAPs) by carrying
out
an operation
in a
piecemeal fashion
to avoid
coverage
by a
standard
that applies
to operations
larger than
a specifìed
size.
l. Is
the demolition/renovation
for fire training
purposes?
2. Does
the demolition/renovation
involve
more than
one small
residential
building
within a
city
block
or
similar small
compact
area
ofeach
other by
the same
owner
or operator
(or
owner
or
operator
under common
control)
as
part
ofthe
same
project?
3. Does
the demolition/renovation
involve
more than
four
(4)
of each
of the
following
or a
combination
thereof:
Condominiums,
Co-operatives,
Lofts,
or Boarding
house
rentals?
4. Are
one or
more
residential
buildings
demolished/renovated
as
part
of
a. a
commercial
project;
b.
a
public
projecl;
c. an
urban renewal
project
(A
city-ordered
demolition
of
isolated small
residential
dwellings
for
public
health,
welfare
or safety
reasons
is not
considered
a
public
project
or
urban renewal.
In
this type of
demolition,
the
debris
shall be
wetted.
Iffederal
urban
renewal
funds
are usod on
the
project,
tho
project will be
considered
urban renewal.)
d. a
highway
construction
Project;
e.
a
project to develop
a shopping
mall;
f. a
project
to
develop
an industrial
facility;
g.
another
private
development
project or
h.
a
part
of a larger
Proj
ect.
5. Does
the demolition/renovation
involve
a residential
building
which
was
used for
commercial
purposes or a loft
with a
storefront
(e.g.
a
business sign
is located
outside
the
building
indicating
ihe building
or
loft is used
for commercial
purposes and invites
the
public
to enter?
6.
Does
the demolition/renovation
involve
a small residential
building
which
is used
to store farm
supplies?
Ifthe
demolition/renovation
is conducted
by
a local
govemment or
its agent
for reasons
ofpublic
health,
welfare, or
safety, see
ADEQ
Clarification
Memorandum
2008-2
(Nuisance
Abatement
Demolitions.)
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