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Ruston Shoreline Master Program The Shoreline Management Act requires each city and county to review, and, if necessary, revise their SMP at least once every eight years. The legislature set a staggered schedule that alternates with similar reviews under the Growth Management Act. The jurisdictions required to conduct periodic review by June 30, 2019, the...

Planning Commission Supporting Documents: ORD 1505 Memo Short Term Rental  2017-09-15-PC-Memo-Work-Study-Session-Winnifred-Place-Renaming. 2018-09-18-PC-Memo-ORD-1511-RMC-Ch-5.05D-Status-Update

Instructions Making sure your pet's license is current is important for their safety.  All dogs and cats must be licensed in the City of Ruston, annually by March 31st, of each year. You may license your pet by applying in person, online or mail by downloading the application (pdf) below. Approved Licensed tags will need...

External Providers Utilities (Water, Garbage, Recycle, Yard Waste and Natural Gas)  Water, Garbage, Recycle, Yard Waste and Natural Gas These services and utilities are managed under other departments or service providers. Water - Residents are responsible for contacting City of Tacoma to establish water services and pay water bills. Contact Tacoma Water at (253) 502-8600...

The public recodes request form is available through MyGov.

When you pick up your permit, you will receive a building perm inspection placard listing all of the inspections you will need during construction. When all of your inspections are approved, you will receive a final inspection and your project is complete. Visit the Building Department page to request an inspection

When the last technical review is approved, your permit will be pre issued. You will be notified that your permit is ready, and be provided an invoice for review fee total. You may pick up your permit between 9:00 am-2:00 pm Monday through Friday, at the Permit Service Center, located within City Hall at 5219...

Once you receive a checksheet and have gathered the additional information or made the corrections, bring the information to the Development Services Center. Complete and timely responses will speed the re-review of the project. More tips on how to respond to a checksheet. If the checksheet response is complete, the reviewer will sign off and the...

A checksheet is sent when a reviewer needs additional information or a correction needs to be made to the plans. Once the reviewer sends a checksheet, they take no further action until you provide a response to the checksheet. Some applications will require a complete plans review analysis. If a letter is composed by a...

Depending on your proposed project, plans will be reviewed by various city departments. Types of reviews include planning and zoning, structural and civil engineering. The assigned reviewers check to see that your proposal is in compliance with the specific code or regulation. If the proposal is in compliance, the reviewer will sign off and the...

Plans that are not simple enough to be issued ‘over the counter’ are taken in for routing and review. To have your project reviewed, bring your completed [Building Permit Application] form, plans including additional materials, and required fees to the Permit Service Center. The City of Ruston currently collects fees at the time of permit issuance...

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