Volusia County Building and Code Administration: Applications and Forms
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Residents and contractors must use these specific forms to legally initiate, modify, or close construction projects and obtain required licenses within Volusia County.
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Property Owners
Must use these forms to obtain legal authorization for construction or renovation projects on their property.
Contractors
Must use these forms to maintain licensing and submit permit applications for work performed in the county.
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Key Facts
- Volusia County offices are closed on December 25 and January 1 for holidays.
- The Building and Code Administration department provides downloadable PDF forms for building permits, including pre-application reviews and minor permit applications.
- Required affidavits for construction include Notice of Commencement, Hurricane Damage Verification, and Roof Deck Nailing/Underlayment/Flashing.
- Contractors must use specific forms for licensing, including journeyman and specialty master electrical applications.
- The department maintains a 'Permit & Code Concierge Service' to assist with the permitting process.
- Permit applications and related documents must be submitted to the Building and Code Administration division.
- The office is located at 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand, FL, and is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- The department provides specific checklists for generator installation, pool safety, and blower door tests.
- Notice of Commencement forms must be recorded and certified with the Volusia County Clerk of Courts.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Why It Matters
Residents and contractors must use these specific forms to legally initiate, modify, or close construction projects and obtain required licenses within Volusia County.
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