Last updated: May 8, 2026 - 8 jurisdictions indexed
Every fee schedule cited on PermitPrice in one index. Each entry links to the official .gov source document, the publishing department, the effective date, and the date PermitPrice last verified the document. If a number on the site cannot be tied to a document below, the page is not built.
Building permit fee = 3% of declared cost (or sq-ft rate for new construction) + 50% plan review + 2% Virginia USBC state levy. Drives the $688.50 deck and $413.10 in-ground pool figures used across the site.
$395 flat residential alteration / 1% of declared value formula. ~$402.90 used as the deck reference figure. Source-age caveat (July 2022 schedule, no newer published) is disclosed on the jurisdiction page.
Flat-fee model: $114 deck, $399 addition, $684 new SFD. $50 site fee + 2% state levy on permit fee. $166.28 deck all-in at any declared value.
Value-based formula: $100 + $6 per $1,000 over $5,000, capped at $680. 2% state levy on building permit fee. $163.20 deck at $15,000 declared value.
Value-based formula: $63 + $6.07 per $1,000 over $2,000, no cap. Plan review bundled into base fee. 2% state levy on permit fee. $144.75 deck at $15,000 declared value. Source-age caveat (June 2022) is disclosed on the jurisdiction page.
Three-formula structure: heated additions $50 + $7/100 sq ft, non-heated $50 + $4/100 sq ft, alterations $50 + $5/$1,000. Itemized plan review ($100 / $25 counter), $10 technology fee, 2% state levy. $94.16 for a 200 sq ft deck.
Mixed methods on one schedule: alterations flat $100, new construction $0.15/sq ft, decks tiered by area, in-ground pool $125. Universal $15 processing fee + 2% state levy. Notable rule: residential re-roof and siding require no permit. Source-age caveat (July 2021) is disclosed.
Four-tier alteration valuation formula plus 10% Enhanced Fee on every line item and a separate 0.13% Green Building Fee. New construction priced per cubic foot. $384.45 deck at $15,000 declared value. Pool ≤15K gal flat $260 + 10% = $286.
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