Do you seal your building permits?

[EBROWN]

Do you laminate your building permits?

 

[Davenport]

In my municipality, you're not supposed to alter the permit at all, unfortunately. A common workaround here is to make a copy of the original permit, write "copy" at the top, laminate it, post it in a public area, then file away the original.

 

[Cass]

I would if I had to keep it displayed where anyone could read it, such as a liquor license, a firearms dealer license, a tobacco distributor permit, or something of that nature.

 

[Emily C]

Do you mean when they're issued?
In that case - no. We email them, and if someone requests them in person, we just print them. I know that in the "before times" they would get put in a plastic card slip thing, but not laminated. I haven't seen anyone do that on site either.

 

[Oberon-Vortigern]

We usually tell people to print the original copy they get on their emails and have it ready when the inspectors ask for it.

 

[Bobby McClanahan]

They aren't normally, but we have the option to laminate or place in a plastic protective sheet if needed.

 

[W3 Planning and Research]

We never did, but I always encouraged the contractors to do so as well as having a truly sealed tube for the onsite plans.