Best City District Office Scottsdale Near Me

4worldlovers: Our goal is to make Scottsdale’s development process helpful, speedy and smooth. Select a tile below for resources and information that apply to your project.

Determine if you need a permit for your project, and if you do, how to get one.

A step-by-step process to plan a residential development, including counter plan review and full case submittal.

Online applications that allow users to retrieve information, schedule appointment and conduct business with the City.

The Planning and Development Services Records Department retains records of the City related to building and planning in accordance to the State-approved records retention as set forth in ARS §41.151.12.

Scottsdale’s One Stop Shop helps those who live or do business in Scottsdale find what they need in the most efficient, time-saving manner. Information on development processes, including case submittals, plan submittals, permits, and development records are accessible in one location.

Commercial and multi-family residential development proposals begin with a pre-application submittal, which determines your review process. Once you’ve identified your process, you can submit a formal application, which may include a public hearing process to determine your property’s development entitlements.

The purpose of plan review is to determine that the proposed construction complies with the City of Scottsdale adopted codes and ordinances.

Once plans have been reviewed and comply with city codes and ordinances, permits may be issued. Permits authorize construction work and allow inspections.

Construction requiring a permit is subject to inspection to determine work is being done in accordance with approved plans and city codes and ordinances. The work to be inspected must remain accessible and exposed for inspection until approved. Requests for inspections must be made at least one day in advance.

Planning Services help guide the development of the City by planning the current and future physical, economic, and social aspects of the city-all while protecting our historic resources and minimizing environmental impact. Working in conjunction with the community, appointed officials, and City Council, the work groups and programs below guide the public policy and programming that considers Scottsdale’s past, present and future.

Long Range Planning pro-actively develops and implements Scottsdale’s long-term vision, values, and goals to help guide the physical, economic and social aspects of the city.

The Scottsdale Historic Preservation Officer administers the Historic Residential Exterior Rehabilitation Program for homeowners living in historic districts, and provides educational materials to homeowners and interested citizens to heighten public awareness and appreciation of the community's historic resources.

The Green Building Program encourages a whole-systems approach through design and building techniques to minimize environmental impact and reduce the energy consumption of buildings while contributing to the health of its occupants.