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Building in the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area
Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Septic Tank Pump Out Program - General
Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Septic Tank Pump Out Program - Inspections
Commonwealth's Attorney's Office
Community Development Division
Domestic Violence - Cycles of Violence
Fleet Management
Historic Overlay District
Housing / Property Maintenance
Media & Community Relations
Parks & Recreation - Athletics
Parks & Recreation - Entertainer and Vendor Information
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Police - Gangs
Police - Neighborhood Safety
Police - Traffic Crashes
Police - Traffic Enforcement
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Sheriff's Office
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Social Services - Adult Protective Services
Social Services - Adult Services
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Social Services - Child Protective Services
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Social Services - Medicaid
Social Services - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Social Services - Tax Relief Program
State Income Tax
Stormwater Management
Tax Relief for Seniors, the Disabled and Veterans
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Zoning Permits - Temporary Structures
Where should the Permit be posted?
Post the permit on the front of the property where City Inspectors can see it from the roadway.
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Zoning Permits - Temporary Structures
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1.
What are temporary accessory structures?
They include Portable On Demand Storage (PODS®), Smartbox and other containers for temporary storage and temporary construction bins for trash and debris while there is ongoing construction work.
2.
Accessory Structure Permit cover multiple containers?
One on-line permit covers a maximum of two 8 x 8 x 16 temporary storage containers or a maximum of three 8 x 8 x 5 temporary storage containers.
3.
How long does the Temporary Accessory Structure Permit last?
For a residential property the permit is good for thirty (30) days from the date of issuance. For a non-residential property the permit is good for ninety (90) days from the date of issuance.
4.
Can the Temporary Accessory Structure Permit be renewed?
This permit may be extended within five business days before expiration for reasonable circumstances as determined by the Zoning Administrator or designee. You must come to the office for the extension. Once this permit expires it cannot be extended. A new permit must be obtained and the appropriate fee will apply.
5.
Who can buy the Temporary Accessory Structure Permit?
Only a qualified party may obtain a permit. A qualified party is the property owner(s), someone who has Power of Attorney for the owner(s) or someone who has written permission from the owner(s).
6.
Where should the Permit be posted?
Post the permit on the front of the property where City Inspectors can see it from the roadway.
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