Ask Stillwater Development Services how the structure-move application applies to your home before setting a departure date. The form requires departure sewer or septic work to be inspected before permit issuance. For a structure moving into or within city limits, it also requires a building-official inspection before the moving permit is issued.
Inbound or in-city structure inspection
The application requires a Building Official inspection before the moving permit for an into-city or within-city move.
Receiving attachments
For a city destination, the file also includes the building application, site plan and foundation plan.
Start with the departure connection
The Stillwater structure-move application distinguishes city sewer from a septic system. It calls for the applicable disconnection or abandonment work by a registered plumbing contractor and an inspection before permit issuance. A separate plumbing permit must also precede moving-permit approval. These are coordination tasks for the owner and responsible professionals; a transport quote does not include that work.
Tell the carrier which inspections remain
Provide both addresses, the loaded home dimensions and the status of the city’s pre-move inspections. Identify any release work that still needs a qualified professional.
Give the receiving-city inspection its own place in the schedule
A move into or within Stillwater adds the structure inspection described on the application. For a receiving site in the city, the attachments also include a building application, site plan and foundation plan. Use the Stillwater building applications directory to obtain the current documents, and tell the hauler when the city has actually released the move.
