Community Development & Building

The Mission of the Community Development/Building Department is to promote the public health, P1000320.JPGsafety, and welfare of the City's residents. The department strives to foster and ensure safe, sanitary, thriving living and working environments and to help retain and enhance the quality of life of our citizens.

The Community Development & Building Department achieves these goals through effective planning and balanced economic development/redevelopment; adoption and enforcement of the Planning, Zoning, Building, Housing and Non-residential Property Maintenance Codes. The department also oversees the construction, alteration, and maintenance of housing and non-residential building stock.

The Community Development/Building Department Issues the necessary permits and certificates for the construction of new one, two, and three family residential buildings, and additions and alterations to existing dwellings. Details of these functions include:

  • Inspects the jobs in progress;
  • Reviews plans for other multi-family and non-residential building projects to determine compliance with the City Zoning Code.
  • Conducts inspections of businesses, multi-family buildings, nursery school and day care facilities, schools, and religious institutions in the City.
  • Inspects the public sidewalks and identifies needed repairs.

Click here to view the City of Wyoming Codified Ordinances.

Click here to view the Community Development & Building Department's 2008 Annual Report.


Click here to print a Building Permit Application.

For a plumbing permit, please click here.

For an electrical permit, please click here.

Click here to be directed to the Board of Building & Zoning Appeals page.

Residential Building Code

DSC08940.JPGThe City of Wyoming has adopted the 2004 Residential Code of Ohio for One, Two, and Three-Family Dwellings which became effective on August 19, 2005. All plans for one, two, and three-family residences submitted after August 19 will be reviewed using the provisions of this new Code.

The City of Wyoming has also adopted a series of "Local Amendments" that modify the provisions of the Code to address specific issues and concerns of importance to our community. The replacement pages, along with instructions on where to insert them in the 2004 Residential Code of Ohio, are available by clicking here. A copy may also be requested by contacting the City at 821.7600.

Promenade Task Force

Click here to read the report to City Council by the Promenade Task Force.

 

 

 

Community Development & Building Department
Terry Vanderman, tvanderman@wyoming.oh.us
800 Oak Avenue
Wyoming, OH 45215
513.821.7600