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11703 E Sprague Ave Suite B-3 ♦ Spokane Valley WA 99206
509.720-5240 ♦ Fax: 509.688.0037 ♦ permitcenter@spokanevalley.org
As part of our on -going commitment to customer service during the review process of your project application, we are
providing you with a TARGET DATE for the initial technical application review. If for any reason we cannot meet
this date, we will contact you with a revised target date.Li
Your application review TARGET DATE is f
The TARGET DATE is the date we estimate your project application will have had its initial technical review. It is
not the date for approval or permit issuance.
Tips for a Smoother Project Application Review
> Submit complete, accurate plans and documents.
Extra time may be required for re -submittals as project application reviewers work on multiple applications and it may be
several days before they can look at your new or revised information.
> Designate a specific contact person to communicate with the City.
While the person designated as the applicant's contact person with the City can be changed, one individual with the expertise
for dealing with reviewer comments would be the best choice for the entire review process.
> Call staff regarding the status of your project only after the target date shown at the top of the page.
Although you should be contacted on or by the target date, please feel free to contact us if you haven't heard from us by your
target date. Staff may contact you before the target date if the initial review is complete By following this procedure, you will
save time and allow the reviewers to complete the work more expeditiously.
Steps in the Permit Process
1. Counter Complete. Your application has been accepted as counter complete. This means all of the required documents, as
indicated on your Pre -Application Checklist have been submitted or have been approved for deferred submittal. This does
not prevent technical staff from requesting additional information as a result of their technical review.
2. Quality Check. The next step in the process is a quality check to make sure that the application is reviewable and free from
substantive flaws that would prevent technical staff from completing the technical review once it is started. When this step is
complete, your application will be routed to the appropriate staff and remain in their review queue until it comes up for review.
3. Technical Compliance. Once an application is administratively complete, it is routed to technical staff for compliance review.
Depending on the type of project, technical staff may include multiple reviewers. You should be contacted by phone, fax, email,
or mail by your TARGET DATE once the initial technical compliance review is complete.
4. Permit Issuance. When the technical compliance review of the application is complete, including any subsequent re -
submittals, each reviewer will approve their section of the application and route it to the Permit Center. When all sections of the
application are received, a Permit Specialist will process the application and contact the person specified on your application for
permit pick-up. Information regarding fees and pre -construction meetings (if required) will be provided by the Permit Specialist at
that time.
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