Fire Line Underground Permit

Every underground fire line installation needs an approved permit, and the work must be inspected by Fire Prevention Division staff.

Step 1. Check the Requirements

Before a fire line underground permit can be issued, have these items ready:

• Shop drawings
• Manufacturer specification sheets ("cut sheets") for each piece of equipment you plan to install
• The project's address and legal description
• Contact details for the owner, contractor and/or architect
• The planned use, square footage and area affected
• The class of work, a description, the job valuation and the property's market value

Step 2. Set Up an Account and Apply Online

Applications are submitted through the City of Fredville's online permit portal. New users need a valid email address to register, and setting up an account takes roughly five minutes.

Step 3. What Happens Next

Once your online application is complete, an inspection will be scheduled. Most permits are processed within about 10 business days, though review can take longer if the applicant needs to submit corrections or more information.

Help by Phone or In Person

Staff can walk you through the online application over the phone or at the counter.

Phone: (555) 010-4148

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Fees

• You will apply and pay through the online permit portal.
• A fee estimate for a fire line underground permit is available before you apply.

See all fire prevention permits.

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