Building
Roaring Fork Fire Rescue and Town of Basalt Winter 2020/2021 Guidelines for Temporary Outdoor Enclosures or Structures (TOSs)
Also for your reference: TOS Permit Application Checklist
Effective (Thursday, September 17, 2020) New Ordinance for Fire Protection – Click link below
Ordinance No. 16 Series of 2020 - Passed Amendments to Chapter 18 & Others
Update - Construction During COVID – 19Construction rules vary depending on whether the site is in Pitkin County or Eagle County. Please read below.
Pitkin County - Landscaping and Non-Permitted Construction
A landscaping business that is not doing work on a site with a building permit and other construction activities that do not require a building permit may resume operations under strict social distancing requirements. Click link below.
Pitkin County Landscaping COVID-19 Business Safety Plan Requirement
Construction Projects in Pitkin County - which require a building permit
Pitkin County Public Health Officials are lifting the construction ban as early as Monday April 27th. A contractor desiring to do work must submit a Specific Site Safety Plan for that construction to the Basalt Building Official and that Plan must be approved by the Basalt Building Official before construction starts. Contractors are welcome to submit a COVID-19 Site Safety Plan beginning on Thursday, April 23rd. During construction the contractor must submit a Daily Log. Daily logs can be submitted by clicking on the button below.
Please review the Site Safety Plan Requirements. You may submit your plans beginning Thursday, April 23rd.
Construction Projects in Eagle County - Including Landscaping and Maintenance Construction Projects in Eagle County must follow the more restrictive of the COVID-19 public health orders of the State of Colorado, Eagle County or the Town of Basalt. The contractor must comply with a site safety plan which includes at a minimum: a plan for social distancing on the construction site, posting of COVID-19 regulations on the site, hand washing stations and carpooling policies. Eagle County has provided this form to help businesses prepare Site Safety Plan.
Codes and Loads (Design Info)
2015 Codes Info
- 2015 I-code adoptions and amendments
- 2009 to 2015 IRC Significant Changes Summary
- 2009 to 2015 IBC Significant Changes Summary
- 2009 to 2015 IECC Commercial Significant Changes Summary
- 2009 to 2015 IECC Residential Significant Changes Summary
- 2009 IBC Chptr 34 vs. 2015 IEBC significant changes
- 2009 to 2015 IFC Significant Changes
- 2009 to 2015 IFGC Significant Changes Summary
- 2009 to 2015 IMC Significant Changes Summary
- 2009 to 2015 IPC Significant Changes Summary
Per
mit Application Forms
- Permit Application Checklist - Single Family Construction (new construction, remodel, addition)
- Permit Application Checklist - Tenant Finish or Commercial Building Alterations
- Building Permit Application
- Mechanical Permit Application
- - Residential: Manual J & S Requirements
- Plumbing Permit Application
- Building Permit Fees
- Mechanical Permit Fees
- Electrical - State of Colorado
- SBR Checklist Cover Sheet
- SBR Type I (SF) Checklist_Excel
- SBR Type II (MF COM) Checklist_Excel
Permits Issued
View the permits that have been issued by month, for the past year.
- March 2021 Permits
- February 2021 Permits
- January 2021 Permits
- December 2020 Permits
- November 2020 Permits
- October 2020 Permits
- September 2020 Permits
- August 2020 Permits
- July 2020 Permits
- June 2020 Permits
- May 2020 Permits
- April 2020 Permits
- March 2020 Permits
- February 2020 Permits
- January 2020 Permits
- December 2019 Permits
- November 2019 Permits
- Octobers 2019 Permits
- September 2019 Permits
- August 2019 Permits
- July 2019 Permits
B.E.S.T. Card
B.E.S.T. TESTING IS CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE IN BASALT.
Demonstrate your code proficiency/competence! The B.E.S.T. program (Board of Examiners for Standardized Testing) was established in 1994. It is an intergovernmental reciprocity agreement started by local jurisdictions in the Roaring Fork Valley, which has since expanded to include the I-70 corridor, west to Rifle. The program eliminates the need for a contractor license candidate to test in each jurisdiction to qualify for a license. A B.E.S.T. cardholder need only present the card to demonstrate code comprehension. It is not a license.
B.E.S.T. testing is currently unavailable in Basalt. Other testing facilities include the City of Aspen, Snowmass Village and the Town of Carbondale.
When testing becomes available it will be available for:
- Commercial general contractor
- Residential general contractor
- Specialty licenses including:
- Mechanical
- Masonry
- Concrete
- Framing
- Roofing
When testing becomes available, you may test for a B.E.S.T. card, new or renewal, at Basalt Town Hall, located at 101 Midland Avenue. Please call 970-927-4702, at least 1 day prior to testing, to schedule a test for any business day (Monday - Friday), between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., The cost is $25. The test is open book. Code books - currently 2015 editions - available for testing are limited.
Code Books
You may order code books through the building department. The Town purchases your order at ICC member rates and passes the savings on to you. It takes about a week for delivery. Payment (including postage) is due when the order is picked up. Call 970-927-4702 to place an order. Browse the ICC bookstore at http://shop.iccsafe.org/.
To view codes online, the International Code Council has posted several editions of all the codes they publish at https://codes.iccsafe.org/public/collections/I-Codes. The site is designed to allow you to view the International Codes for free. You are limited in your abilities to search and print, however all sections of the codes are available for you.