The Division of Permits and Inspections greatly contributes to the City of Brunswick by preserving neighborhoods and ensuring the safety and integrity of the buildings constructed in the City. The department references the Ohio Building Code, Ohio Plumbing Code, Ohio Mechanical Code, International Property Maintenance Code, National Electrical Code, as well as the Brunswick Codified Ordinance.
The building clerks and inspectors create the most effective and efficient way of providing all services to both your commercial and residential projects. The staff registers building contractors, issues permits, schedules and performs building inspections. The department also performs inspections related to storm water run off and sediment control to meet Ohio EPA requirements.
The building department staff provides residents an involved systematic approach to the enforcement and abatement of any zoning nuisance or property maintenance violation. The City of Brunswick Building Department Inspectors completed over 1300 inspections on property maintenance violations this year. The inspectors take great pride by abating any nuisance that may constitute a blighting or deteriorating effect in the neighborhoods and community.
Let's share information about water flow problems
We are pleased to provide you a new page of information about managing storm water problems around your home. Click on the Wet weather flooding info button in the menu to read more.
Also as part of its effort, we have created an online survey to help us better pinpoint where weather-related water problems are throughout the City. We'd like to thank you in advance for taking the time to fill out the survey. Just click the button at right to get started!
RV registration can be done online The City has made it quick and easy for you to register your recreational vehicle. Check out the new RV registration page. Want to learn more about the new regulations on parking and storage of recreational vehicles? Everything is explained in this seven minute video. |
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Keep water from backing into your homeActing CBO Cliff Calaway and Plumbing/Property Inspector Dave Smerek explain how to use backwater valves for sewer lines and diverter valves to help sump pumps and downspouts. |
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