Development Services
175 East 2nd Street
4th Floor
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918) 596-9456
Welcome to Development Services Online
On our website, you should be able to:
Access your contractor account
onlineCheck the
status of your building permit
Download:
Infrastructure Development applications and
formsPermit Center applications and
formsProcedure booklets Trade licensing
applications and Stationary Engineer requirements and testing
information
View:
A
complete list of department contacts, including customer comment
formsCurrent and archived Development Services
announcements and newsCurrent Codes, Ordinances
and StandardsSchedules for board meetings
Pre-Submittal and Pre-Construction Meetings
Development Services is now offering pre-submittal and
pre-construction meetings for all development and building
projects. Click here for more
information...
*Announcement - Change in
fees
Effective May 1, 2010, the City of Tulsa will begin collecting
the State mandated fee of $4.00 for the Uniform Building Code
Commission (UBCC) and $0.50 for the administration that results
from the collection.This fee will be charged on all permits issued
by the City which authorize work governed by codes within the
purview of the UBCC in compliance with 59 O.S. Section 1000.25. All
fees collected for the Uniform Building Code Commission will be
remitted to the State monthly.
Residential Fast-Track Program
A new Residential Priority Review option for new homes,
remodeling and additions to residential properties can speed up the
permitting process and allow contractors and homeowners to get
their permits approved in one sitting.
There is no additional charge for the faster service, but
applicants must take several steps to be prepared for the one-stop
plans review process.
The change is being welcomed by the building community and was
discussed at Mayor Dewey Bartlett's recent business forums held
throughout Tulsa to give local business owners opportunities to
discuss how the City could make it easier to do business
locally.
If major revisions are needed to bring plans
into compliance with building codes, the traditional review process
may be required.
"As Tulsa works to recover from the worst
economic recession in many decades, it is important for the City to
work with businesses and developers to help them do business more
efficiently. We hope this change in the residential building
permitting process helps both the builders and their customers get
their construction projects approved more quickly," said Mayor
Bartlett.
Click here for more
information on the new Residential Fast-Track
Program
