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Lot size shall meet height and area requirements to be eligible for a permit. (Example: 66’ X 120’ or 7,920 sq. ft.)

**Pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statute 70-2004 (2)—A customer-generator is responsible for notifying the local distribution utility if its intent to install a qualified facility at least sixty days prior to its installation and is responsible for all costs associated with the qualified facility. (LB 436 § 4)

We, the undersigned applicant, hereby apply for a Building Permit to perform the work as specified above, and agree to comply with Minden City Code, International Residential Code, and International Building Code; including construction and zoning ordinances without variation. Stamped plans by a licensed architect and/or professional engineer are necessary for building permits as required in the most recent version in the State of Nebraska Engineers and Architects Regulation Act Handbook. Refer to https://ea.nebraska.gov and view the resources and/or FAQs tabs. The City may require a survey for building permits, and it is the responsibility of the property owner to ensure permit item is within property boundaries.

This form is used for any man-made change to improved or unimproved real estate, including, but not limited to buildings or other structures, mining, dredging, filling, grading, paving, excavation, drilling operations, or storage of equipment or materials. Developer must obtain other necessary federal, state, or local permits (e.g. Corps of Engineers 404 Permit, Local Levee District, etc.).

Complete this section if the proposed development involves the improvement of a structure (i.e. walled and roofed buildings, manufactured home, or gas and liquid storage tanks):

This permit is issued with the condition that the lowest floor (including basement floor) of any new or substantially improved residential building will be elevated at least one foot above the base flood elevation. If the proposed development is a nonresidential building, this permit is issued that the lower floor (including basement) of a new substantially improved nonresidential building will be elevated or flood proofed at least one foot above the base flood elevation. The developer/owner will provide certification by a registered engineer, architect, or land surveyor of the “as-built” lowest floor elevation (including basement) or flood proofed elevation of any new substantially improved building covered by this permit.