Permits

Pinellas County requires a permit for any new building, addition, remodeling, or demolition, or work in excess of $500.00 or which would require an inspection.

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Building Permit Review Times & Activity

Get a clear, up-to-date view of how building permitting is performing across unincorporated Pinellas County and its six partner communities: Belleair Beach,......

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Expedited Residential Building Permits

Pinellas County offers Expedited Residential Permitting for Planned Homes in accordance with Florida Statute (F.S.) 177.073. Effective Oct. 1, 2024, up to......

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County waives after-the-fact permit penalties to support storm recovery

Pinellas County is waiving penalty fees for after-the-fact building permits through Dec. 31, 2025, to help residents in unincorporated areas bring storm-damaged......

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After-the-Fact Storm Permitting

Penalties waived through Dec. 31, 2025. Standard permit fees still apply. Homes in unincorporated Pinellas County’s floodplains that sustained damage during Hurricanes......

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County extends compliance deadline for storm-damaged properties

Pinellas County has extended its compliance deadline for property owners in unincorporated areas who received notice that their property was substantially damaged......

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Unincorporated residents can view substantial damage letters online

As Pinellas County continues to press forward with initial substantial damage assessments, a new online tool allows unincorporated residents to download their......

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City Substantial Damage Information

Belleair Town of Belleair Building Department901 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Belleair, 33756Phone: 727-588-1477Email: building@townofbelleair.netWebsite: https://www.townofbelleair.com/401/Building Belleair Beach City of Belleair Beach Building......

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Consequences of Non-Compliance with NFIP Regulations

Why does FEMA require a Substantial Damage Assessment?  Often known as the “FEMA 50% Rule,” federal floodplain requirements for major improvements or......

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Substantial Damage Reassessment Application Instructions

Step-by-step instructions for submitting a Substantial Damage Reassessment Application in the Pinellas County Access Portal....

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