Apply for a Building Permit Permits are often required for certain types of projects. This webpage will guide you to the information needed to obtain a permit.
Apply for a Conditional Use Permit Conditional Use Permits are required for uses requiring additional review for compatibility to surrounding areas. For more information about Conditional Use Permits, please see below.
Apply for a Grading Exception Grading Exceptions are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to use more cut or fill than the code allows. For more information about Grading Exceptions, please see below.
Apply for a Pre-application review Pre-application review is the first step to most development proposals. It provides you an opportunity to meet with Town staff and discuss the process and requirements applicable to your project.
Apply for a Special Use Permit A special use permit authorizes a temporary use on a property for an event that may or may not be in compliance with its zoning standards. This webpage provides Special Use Permit information.
Apply for a Wall permit Information about when a wall permit is required and how to get a permit can be found on this webpage.
Apply for a Zoning Verification Are you needing written confirmation of the zoning laws, regulations or uses for a property? This page will guide you to the Zoning Verification process. Also, you may reach out to the Planner-on-Duty at 520-229-4800 to talk about a specific property.
Apply for approval of your art work Art is required for all nonresidential developments. Approval of the art work is required before installation and receipt of a final Certificate of Occupancy. Please see below, for more information about each.
Apply for architecture design approval Review and approval of the architecture design for the exterior of model homes or non-residential buildings is required, prior to getting building permits. For more information architecture review, please see below.
Available Sites and Buildings This page contains details of available sites and buildings within the Town of Oro Valley.
Building Codes and Amendments The Town of Oro Valley's building code amendments were adopted on December 5, 2018, with an effective date of January 4, 2019.
Business License Information The Town of Oro Valley requires that all persons who transact or carry on any business within its boundaries must have purchase a business license.
Commercial Construction Information Guide This page is meant to familiarize a contractor and business owner with certain processes that may be expected during the construction of a commercial project which includes; Water chlorination, Fire Department and Landscape, Sign information.
Commercial Permits Information related to permits for commercial properties, including new buildings, tenant improvements, Certificates of Occupancy, construction trailers and more can be found on this web page.
Create or Change Sign Standards for Tenants in my Center Site specific sign standards are required for all multi-tenant commercial , resort and employment centers. For more information about creating or changing sign standards for your center, please see below.
Develop a subdivision or nonresidential project Development review is required for all projects in Town, except for individual detached single-family custom homes or those otherwise specified in the Zoning Code. For more information about the development review process, please see below.
Development services, bonds and fees Assurance and Bond forms can be found on this page along with the Development Fee related information.
Divide my land Are you interested in dividing your land? If so, Town approval is required. Please follow the steps below for any land division involving three or less parcels with existing access to each.
File a Building or Zoning Code Violation Complaint Do you need to file a complaint for possible code violation?
Grading Permit application requirements and Engineering standards This webpage will provide Engineering standards which includes grading permits, drainage criteria and subdivision street standards.
Make minor exterior changes to multi-family/non-residential building Are you looking to repaint or make other minor changes to the exterior of your multi-family or non-residential building? First, you must acquire zoning approval before implementing the changes. Please see below for more information.