Landscape & Grading Permit

In general, a Landscape Grading Permit is required for all projects that disturb an area greater than 200 sf with no proposed building structure components. A Landscape and Grading permit may also cover utility work within private property. 


  1. Permit Requirements
  2. Permit Fees

The following documents must be submitted within a Landscape Grading permit application. Click on the following links for more information. 


Click on the Guidelines below to determine permit requirements. 

Landscape & Grading Permit Guidelines

  1. Site Plan and Drainage Narrative or Drainage Report
    Minor Grading and Drainage Checklist 
    Major Grading and Drainage Checklist
  2. Construction Mitigation Plan
    Small Project Acknowledgement (less than 1000 sf disturbance area)
    Medium Project Checklist (1000 - 2000 sf disturbance area)
    CMP Manual (over 2000 sf disturbance area)
    Construction Hours and Restrictions 
  3. Homeowners Association Compliance Form 
    HOA Form
  4. Survey (if over 1000 sf)
    Survey Checklist

Please note that projects proposing any of the listed below, must be submitted as building permits, NOT landscape/grading:

  • Permanent retaining walls 
  • Renewable Energy Mitigation Program (REMP) 
    • Snowmelt, heat mats
    • Hot tubs, pools, spas
    • Outdoor heating, fireplaces, firepits 
    • Onsite energy sources 
  • Altered trash enclosures or receptacles 
  • Alterations to parking spaces
  • Any structure