738 E 33rd St

Upgrade & maintenance timeline

• 2024
  permit on fileSolar — Due To The Fact That This Project May Be Within A Regulated Floodplain And Requires A Floodplain Use Review (Fup.), We Have Moved This Project Into A Standard 30 Day Review Time Frame. Please Start A New Fup At Our Permit Application Web Page: Https://Tdc-Online.Tucsonaz.Gov/#/Home Note: Documentation Of A Cost Estimate Will Be Required For Solar Installations. The Cost Estimate Must Have A Cost Breakdown, It Must Include Both The Cost Of Materials And The Cost Of Labor, And It May Not Be A Leasing Document. Instructions: 1. Navigate Into The Current Project In The “My Work” Tab. Within The Permit, Navigate To The “Sub-Records” Tab And Click “Apply” On The Floodplain Use Permit Sub-Record 2. Locations -> Confirm The Location Is Accurate To The Project. Click “Next” 3. Type -> Fill In The “Square Feet” And “Valuation” Boxes With The Project Area And A Contractor-Provided Cost Estimate (See Note Above: For New Structures, Input 0). Click “Next” 4. Contacts -> Confirm Contacts And Add Any Additional Contacts If Applicable. Click “Next” 5. More Info -> This Will Be Filled In By The Engineer Assigned To Your Case, Click “Next” 6. Attachments -> Please Attach The Project Plan, Supporting Documentation For The Cost Estimate (If Applicable), And A Drainage/Hydrology Report (If Applicable). Click “Next” 7. Signature -> Read The Statement And Type Your Name. Sign Your Name Below (You May Enable Type Signature To Have The Software Sign For You.) Click “Next” 8. Review And Submit -> Review All Information To Ensure Accuracy. Click “Submit” Contact Michael Ortiz At Michael.Ortiz@Tucsonaz.Gov If You Have Any Questions About The Fup. Rooftop Solar
• 2010
  permit on fileWater heater — Replace Water Heater (Apa)

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