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Permits & Entitlements
Let us guide you toward your goals
Navigating the permitting process can be complex, time-consuming, and full of regulatory hurdles. With expertise in permit and agency coordination, we streamline approvals, manage documentation, and keep your project moving forward. We are committed to creating exceptional projects that reflect the unique character and charm of the communities we serve. Our team of experienced professionals works closely with local stakeholders to create spaces that are not only visually stunning but also sustainable and functional. By handling the details, we save you time, minimize stress, and help you avoid unexpected setbacks—so you can focus on your goals with confidence.
Permitting Services
Normal Permit Services
These will include a variety of simple permits for residential uses which are permissible outright in an area. Simple permits would typically include any necessary exemptions, most single family building permits, tree removal permits, signage permits, change of occupancy, demolition, and interior remodel permits. This includes any variances, departures, or deviations which may apply.
Complex Permit Services
More advanced permit processes for larger projects include building permits, short plats and subdivisions, environmental or shoreline permitting, and some quasi judicial processes, such as conditional use permits. These processes typically take longer and are more complex. They will be subject to Design Review and in some cases Master Use Planning processes. This includes associated variances, departures, or deviations which might be applicable.
Quasi Judicial Decisions
The process of rezoning or amdending texts found in the Comprehensive Plan or Municipal Code can be extremely difficult. We have experience with both Compehensive Plan and Municipal Code Amendments in multiple jurisidictions throughout the Puget Sound. Not only do we understand the process and requirements, but we also have long standing relationships established with local Community Development Departments, Planning Comissions, and City Councils - all stakeholders whose support we will need for approval.