1. Idea
“What do you want to do and where do you want to do it?”
Once you have a preliminary plan ask questions to the development team to determine what the required planning documents will be and what permits you will need prior to the start of construction.
Major Development 5,000 sf+ of impervious surface or any road or utility extension
Minor Development less than 5,000 sf of impervious surface and no utility extension
Changing site contours or laying gravel or pavement
Inter Departmental Construction
Any Activity within a Floodplain
Subdivision
Planned Unit Development
2. Planning Documents
Drawings of your site and buildings depending on the scale of the project may need to be designed and stamped by a licensed professional.
Planning Documents may also include construction schedules, methods of pollution control and details about material storage and equipment parked in the floodplain.
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Floor Plan
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Site Plan
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Driveway/Encroachment
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Site Utility Plan
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Stormwater Management Plan
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Storm water facility maintenance plan/agreement
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SWPPP/ BMP Plan
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State NOI application
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State NOI Approval Letter
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Certificate of Elevation
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Conditional Letter of Map Revision
3. Permits
This document ultimately is the “OK” to start construction.
Official reviews and meetings as well as planning checklist are all preparations for this official document.
Building Permit
Driveway Encroachment Permit
Grading Permit
Major Development Plan Approval
Sign Permit
Demolition Permit
Floodplain permit
4. Inspection & Enforcement
Inspection
These are site visits made by licensed professionals or city officials to verify key parts of the plan are done according to the plans
Enforcement
These are actions taken by the city to ensure that policies are followed and the public heath safety are maintained.
Inspection
Concrete
Framing
Electric
Plumbing
Storm Water
IDD Inspection/Report
Enforcement
Double Permit Fee
Notice of Violation
Fine
Injunction
MS4 Suspension Order
5. Finalize
This document is issued at the completion of the project to certify that the planned construction is complete to the satisfaction of the city. In some cases there will be periodic inspection for up to 1 year after completion to ensure ground cover growth is complete.
Certificate of Occupancy (CO)
City Acceptance of sewer line, waterline or road
Notice of Termination/Final Stormwater Inspection
Final Plat Recording
Maps & City Standards
The City of Madisonville’s GIS provides data and analysis to support the activities and planning of all City departments and administration. The City’s GIS is managed through the Engineering Department which maintains GIS data and provides technical support and training to other City departments.
GIS stands for Geographic Information System. It is a combination of computer hardware, software, data, human operator, utilization method, and a network to disseminate the geographic data. It is not only used for the creation of maps but to manipulate, store, query, and analyze spatial and non-spatial information.
These maps are provided for informational purposes only. These maps were developed using the City of Madisonville Geographic Information System digital data. All efforts have been made to assure the accuracy of these maps. The City of Madisonville Engineering Department does not warrant or make representations or endorsement as to the quality, content, accuracy, or completeness of the information displayed on these maps. The City of Madisonville Engineering Department explicitly disclaims all responsibility and liability for the use of this information.
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