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Home My WebLink About04 April1. FORM C-404 (3-21-2016) REPORT OF BUILDING OR ZONING PERMITS ISSUED FOR NEW PRIVATELY-OWNED HOUSING UNITS OMB No. 0607-0094: Approval Expires 02/28/2019DUE DATE: U.S. Census Bureau 1201 East 10th Street Jeffersonville, IN 47132–0001 PERIOD IN WHICH PERMITS WERE ISSUED For further assistance, call 1–800–845–8244, or 2.GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE (For our latest information on your office’s coverage, see www.census.gov/construction/bps/pdf/footnote.pdf) Permits no longer required to build new residential buildings051 How can I report? 3.NEW HOUSING UNITS Were there any building permits issued for new housing units during this period? Yes, enter data below. No, stop and return this form. Your report is important even if no permits were issued. b. c. d. e. Type of Structure Buildings Housing Units (1) Total Valuation of Construction ($ value – omit cents) Single-family houses, detached and attached (must meet the following criteria: no unit above or below the other; wall extends from ground to roof; and, separate utilities for each unit) [Exclude manufactured HUD-inspected homes.] (2)(3) Two-unit buildings Three- and four-unit buildings Five-or-more unit buildings 4. Site address Kind of building Description and Site Address Owner or Builder Buildings Housing Units Valuation of Construction ($ value – omit cents) (2)(3)(1)(4)(5) Site address 6.PERSON TO CONTACT REGARDING THIS REPORT Name Permit office has split into two or more jurisdictions ..... Extraterritorial jurisdiction(ETJ)/Annexation .......... Telephone Did your permit system have a geographic coverage change? Yes, continue. No, skip to Section 3. Mark an (X) in the appropriate box and enter the requested information. If more space is needed continue in Section 5. 054 See instructions on reverse side. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration U.S. CENSUS BUREAU Permit office has merged with another permit jurisdiction . . Via Fax: 1–877–273–9501 053 052 Fax E-mail address Internet web address 5. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL PERMITS, FROM SECTION 3, VALUED AT $1,000,000 OR MORE (If more space is needed, please attach a separate sheet.) Name of additional jurisdiction(s) now issuing permit(s) Name of permit jurisdiction with which your office has merged Define ETJ or annexation Effective Date Effective Date Effective Date COMMENTS (Continue on a separate sheet) 101 103 104 105 (Please correct any errors in name, address, and ZIP Code) a. Total Number of Number of Kind of building City, State, ZIP Code City, State, ZIP Code Effective Date Address Name City, State, ZIP Code Address Name City, State, ZIP Code e-mail us at EID.RCB.BPS@census.gov Via Mail: Password:Username: econhelp.census.gov/bps Use your unique username and original password. Via Internet or to get Help: IMPORTANT: Title 13, United States Code, Sections 131 and 182, authorizes the Census Bureau to conduct this collection and to request your voluntary assistance. These data are subject to provisions of Title 13, United States Code, Section 9(a) exempting data that are customarily provided in public records from rules of confidentiality. This collection has been approved by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The eight-digit OMB approval number is 0607-0094 and appears at the upper right of this page. Without this approval we could not conduct this survey. We estimate this survey will take an average of 8 minutes per response for those that report monthly and 23 minutes for those that report annually to complete. More information about this estimate and an address where you may write with comments is on the back of this form. Please see the back of this form for more information and instructions for completing the survey. JULIE A HULTMAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL 14168 OAK PARK BLVD N PO BOX 2007 OAK PARK HEIGHTS MN JULIE A HULTMAN 55082 JHULTMAN@CITYOFOAKPARKHEIGHTS.COM 651 351 1661 This office was able to issue permits. 1 219000 4 4 April 2020 FOR CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS 651 439 0574 Political Description ChangeSpelling CorrectionName Change MN MN INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM C-404, "REPORT OF BUILDING OR ZONING PERMITS ISSUED FOR NEW PRIVATELY-OWNED HOUSING UNITS" GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH SECTION (Use your unique username and password provided to report via Internet: econhelp.census.gov/bps) (Answers to Frequently Asked Questions can be found at www.census.gov/permitsfaq) INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLASSIFYING RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS FORM C-404 (3-21-2016) We estimate this survey will take an average of 8 minutes per response for those that report monthly and 23 minutes for those that report annually to complete, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. PERIOD IN WHICH PERMITS WERE ISSUED – Include all privately-owned residential permits which were authorized during the month or year shown. GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE – If there has been a change in the area covered by your office, enter explanations in space provided next to selections 051–054 as applicable. If more space is needed, continue in Section 5. To review our latest information on your office’s coverage, see www.census.gov/construction/bps/pdf/footnote.pdf. Report discrepancies by either entering in Section 5, calling 1–800–845–8244 with the information or e-mailing us at EID.RCB.BPS@census.gov. NEW HOUSING UNITS – Summarize information for number of buildings, number of housing units, and valuation of construction as shown on the building or zoning permit. Enter the valuation as shown on the permit. If no valuation is listed, enter your best estimated value. If no value is required, annotate in Section 5. When the acronym "NVR" (No Value Required) appears in the address label area, comments referencing value are no longer necessary. COMMENTS – Enter any explanations, miscellaneous notes or questions. Include any revisions to data entered on previous forms, identifying the applicable survey period, the type of structure (Section 3b–e) and corrected entries. PERSON TO CONTACT REGARDING THIS REPORT – Please fill in any blank areas or make any corrections to information already entered in these fields. Residential buildings are buildings containing one or more housing units. A housing unit is a house, an apartment, a group of rooms or a single room intended for occupancy as separate living quarters. Separate living quarters are those in which the occupants live separately from any other individuals in the building and which have a direct access from the outside of the building or through a common hall. PERMITS TO EXCLUDE • publicly-owned buildings ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL PERMITS, FROM SECTION 3, VALUED AT $1,000,000 OR MORE – Enter additional data from individual permits valued at $1,000,000 or more included in Section 3. If more than two such permits were issued, attach a separate sheet. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. • farm buildings, such as silos, barns, etc. 051 (Discontinued) – Permits are no longer required, by law, to build new residential buildings (i.e., new homes, new apartments). 052 (Merged) – Another jurisdiction has taken over the responsibility of issuing permits for your office; OR your office has taken over the responsibility of issuing permits for another office. 053 (Split) – Permit office no longer covers a particular jurisdiction because: (1) that area now issues its own building permits; (2) another jurisdiction issues the permits for that area; or (3) that area no longer requires permits. 054 (Extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ)/Annexation) – Permit office is now responsible for additional land area outside of its original boundaries. 3b. Single-family houses, detached and attached – Include all new privately-owned detached and attached single-family houses. Include attached single-family houses, known commonly as townhouses or row houses, where: (1) each unit is separated from adjoining units by a wall that extends from ground to roof, (2) no unit is above or below another unit, and (3) each unit has separate heating and separate utility meters. • maintenance and repair, which are expenses to keep a property in ordinary working condition • hotels/motels • privately-owned residential buildings, which include all residential buildings owned or partially owned by a private company or an individual during the period of construction PERMITS TO INCLUDE 4. 3c. Two-unit buildings – Include all new privately-owned residential buildings that contain two housing units, and do not meet all criteria of attached single-family as shown under Section 3b. 3d. Three- and four-unit buildings – Include all new privately-owned residential buildings that contain three or four housing units, and do not meet all criteria of attached single-family as shown under Section 3b. 3e. Five-or-more unit buildings – Include all new privately-owned residential buildings that contain five or more housing units, and do not meet all criteria of attached single-family as shown under Section 3b. RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS • housing for the elderly, such as assisted living facilities, that do not have 24-hour skilled nursing care • "turnkey" housing, which is housing that will be sold to a local public housing authority when completed • all housing built by nonprofit organizations • buildings manufactured partially off-site and transported and assembled at the construction site, such as prefabricated, panelized, precut, sectional and modular (these do not include manufactured (mobile) HUD-inspected homes) • group quarters, such as dormitories, jails, nursing homes, etc. MISCELLANEOUS CLASSIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS • Enter a building in only one category in Section 3. If you cannot determine a category, please call our staff. • If a building has mixed residential and nonresidential use, enter the housing units based on the residential portion of the building. Please estimate the valuation based on the residential portion of the building only. • Type of ownership (e.g. condominium, cooperative, timeshare, etc.) is NOT considered when classifying a building. • manufactured (mobile) HUD-inspected homes including related foundations and placement pads • landscaping • demolitions • moved or relocated buildings Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to: ECON Survey Comments 0607-0094, U.S. Census Bureau, 4600 Silver Hill Road, Room EMD-6K064, Washington, DC 20233. You may e-mail comments to ECON.Survey.Comments@census.gov Be sure to use ECON Survey Comments 0607-0094 as the subject. • nonresidential buildings • residential additions, alterations, renovations and conversions • other structures on residential property, such as sheds, garages, pools, etc., when permitted separately Some jurisdictions issue separate permits for individual units of a multifamily building. In this case, report the total number of units expected in a multifamily building when the first units are authorized. If the total number of buildings, units and valuation for the entire project is unknown, indicate in Section 5 or call our staff. Do NOT report permits for individual units in multifamily buildings separately. • permits for multifamily housing units issued as commercial 3a. No permits issued – Return your form even if no permits were issued, after marking the box next to "No" in this section. • inspections • Classify all buildings that are being totally rebuilt on an existing foundation as new construction. • certificates of occupancy for residential construction • residential permits issued in phases, as described above Some jurisdictions issue building permits for residential construction in phases: foundation, shell or superstructure, and interior finishing. In this case, include the number of buildings, housing units and valuation for the intended building when the shell or superstructure permit is issued. Include foundation and interior finishing permits only when issued separately and a valuation of con- struction is available. In these two cases, enter the valuation in Section 3b–e, depending on the number of housing units in the intended superstructure, and zero for the buildings and units. • separate permits issued for mechanical, electrical or plumbing work • reissued expired permits with significant changes to construction plans • reissued expired permits if construction plans have not changed Also report in Section 5, if your permit office officially changed its name, had a spelling correction, or political description change (i.e., from town to city, city to village, etc.)