Unlicensed contracting and working without permits is illegal and will result in a stop work order and/or possible FEMA 50% Rule violations. Consider getting a market value appraisal prior to the start of construction. For more information, please call our office at (727) 457-4575 ext. 230.
All stop work orders are reported to the Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board (PCCLB) and the Department of Department of Professional Regulations (DBPR).
To report unlicensed contracting or working without permits, use SeeClickFix from the City's Home Page, or call or email our office (permits@mytreasureisland.org, (727) 547-4575, ext. 230), the PCCLB (pcclb.com) or DBPR (myFloridalicense.com).
To verify your contractor's credentials, please call or email our office (permits@mytreasureisland.org, (727) 547-4575, ext. 230).
The city is not affiliated with and does not endorse any third-party permitting servicing company.
To apply for permits and ensure your permits are legally issued by the City, please complete a City of Treasure Island building development application.
PERMIT APPLICATION PROCESS
2. Completeness Review
- If complete, you will be notified that your application is complete.
- Incomplete applications will not be processed. An email will be sent to the contractor and owner(s) indicating missing items.
- When notified of completeness see the next step.
- Review fee paid.
3. Floodplain and Zoning (if applicable)
- If the application does not meet city Land Development or FEMA Regulations, correction comments will be emailed to the contractor and owner(s).
- If approved, see the next step.
4. Building and Fire
- If the application does not meet the current Florida Building Code or Fire Prevention Code, correction comments will be emailed to the contractor and owner(s).
- If approved, see the next step.
5. Email to Contractor and Owner(s) of Approval
- Total amount due will be provided via email once all reviews are approved and completed.
- Payment made Online at OPPS-TI.org, in person, or by phone by contractor or owner(s).
6. Placard and Plans to be posted ON SITE.
- Permit documents will be available Online at OPPS-TI.org or emailed, unless the permit package includes large format plans (picked up at the permit desk).
FBC 105.7 requires the City issued building permit or copy of the permit be kept on the site of the work until the project is complete.
FBC 105.8 requires a Notice of Comments must be recorded and posted on the job site before the first inspection.
Once an online account is established there will be a dashboard showing the status for each of the permits applied for.
To access the online permitting systems click here: OPPS (Online Permitting and Planning System)
Please be advised the FY 2023 Fee Schedule has been adopted by the City Commission.
You may view Article 1: Community Development by following this link CDD FEE SCHEDULE
You may view the complete Fiscal Year 2023 Fee Schedule HERE
APPLICATIONS AND FORMS
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