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Welcome to the City of Arlington's One Start Center. Thank you for
your interest in development opportunities and information within the
City of Arlington.
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Your home or business is an investment. If your construction
project does not comply with the codes adopted by the City Council,
the value of your investment could be reduced. This fact can be
traced through recorded history for more than 4,000 years. Buildings
are more durable and perform better in communities where
construction and fire codes ensure public health, safety and energy
efficiency.
Your local building inspectors and plans examiners can help ensure
your construction project will be built safe the first time. A
building permit is your legal permission to start construction.
"Before
You Begin Your Construction Project" brochure
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Roofers Puncturing Gas Lines
If your home is supplied with natural gas and built or remodeled within the last
5 years, please take a few minutes to read this letter. Corrugated Stainless
Steel Tubing (CSST) is a relatively new product used to convey natural gas
within homes. Recent hailstorms have resulted in replacement roofs for many
homeowners. We are aware that during the replacement of the roofs, some gas
lines have been punctured by the roofing nails/staples, resulting in gas leaks.
Read
more
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Asbestos Rules
Per Senate Bill 509, 77th Regular Session, before building
permits may be issued for renovations/remodel or demolition
of a public or commercial buildings, the permit applicant
must provide proof of an asbestos survey or provide
certification from a licensed architect or engineer that the
affected parts of the building do not contain asbestos. The
law affects all permits issued after January 1, 2002.
Frequently
Asked Questions
(pdf)
Asbestos
Surveys Update 02/28/06 (pdf)
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TLDR Project Verification
Per SB 484,
commercial and multifamily projects with a construction value
$50,000 or more must be registered with TDLR’s Architectural
Barriers Division prior to submitting a permit application to a City
for review. Without a TDLR project number that is verifiable, a permit
application will not be accepted for review.
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