Submit Residential Permit via DevHub

What goes in the package

A complete DADU residential permit submittal includes:

• Cover sheet with project information
• Site plan (from the survey + DADU footprint + setbacks called out)
• Floor plans + elevations + sections
• Structural plans + calculations (engineer-stamped)
• Energy compliance worksheet (REScheck or performance model)
• Stormwater plan + calcs
• MEP plans
• Tree report or arborist plan if Title 11 applies
• Pre-app meeting notes if you had one

How submittal works

1. Log into DevHub.
2. Start a new "Residential Permit" application.
3. Upload all documents as PDFs (sized correctly — DevHub rejects oversized files).
4. Pay the plan check fee at submittal (typically $1,200-$2,500 for a DADU).
5. PP&D's intake team reviews for completeness within 1-2 weeks. They'll either accept it into review or kick it back with a list of missing items.

What happens after intake

The application goes to multiple disciplines in parallel: planning, structural, residential, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, BES, and (if triggered) Urban Forestry. Each has its own queue.