Casa Grande Building Codes

Adopted codes, permits, inspections, zoning setbacks, and fees for a custom home in the City of Casa Grande.

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Adopted Codes

Casa Grande Adopted Building Codes: The 2018 I-Codes That Apply to Your Build

The City of Casa Grande builds to the 2018 International Residential, Building, Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, Energy, and Fire codes, plus the 2017 National Electrical Code. The City Council adopted them by reference in Title 15 of the City Code, with local amendments made public record by Resolution No. 5170.

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Permits

Casa Grande Building Permit and Impact Fees for a New Home: The ICC Valuation Table and Development Fees

Casa Grande prices a new-home permit by construction valuation, using the latest ICC Building Valuation Table on a tiered fee scale. Building plan review is 65 percent of the permit fee, plus a 5 percent technology recovery fee. Separate development impact fees, set in the city's Infrastructure Improvements Plan, are due before the permit issues.

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Casa Grande Residential Building Permit Requirements: What You File and Where

A new home in Casa Grande needs a building permit before any work starts. You apply through the city's Development Center with a residential site plan, floor plans, and engineered construction documents, then wait for a multi-discipline plan review. Initial review typically runs about 20 days before the permit can issue.

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Inspections

Casa Grande Building Inspections for New Homes: The Sequence Through Final and CO

Casa Grande inspects a new home in stages, from foundation to framing to final, and each stage must pass before the work is covered. You schedule through the WebPermits portal, with an 11:59 p.m. cutoff. The Building Final, plus a Planning Final and a DC Engineering Final, generates your Certificate of Occupancy.

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Zoning & Setbacks

Casa Grande Residential Zoning and Setbacks: District Yards for a New Home

Casa Grande's R-1 single-family zone needs a 7,000 square foot lot with a 15 foot front yard, a 20 foot setback for a street-facing garage, a 5 to 10 foot side yard, and a 20 foot rear yard. Larger rural zones run deeper. Maximum building height across residential zones is 28 feet.

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