Building Permits in Kleindale, Arizona
Part of Pima County.
We have not yet verified rules published by Kleindale itself. Below are the Pima County and Arizona rules that apply, and where to ask.
Where to apply
Kleindale has no city government of its own, so building permits are usually issued by Pima County. Contact the county building or planning department.
Pima County rules
Fence
- Height limit (ft)
- 7 source: pima.gov
Deck
- Conditions
- Deck (Greater than 30 inches above finished grade or floor level). Yes source: pima.gov
- Exempt from a permit
- Decks and non-structural flat work not more than 30 inches above adjacent grade, not over any basement or story below, and are not part of an accessible route. No source: pima.gov
Roof
- Exempt from a permit
- Re-roofing with like materials, tile, shingles, etc... No source: pima.gov
- Conditions
- Structural roof work. Yes source: pima.gov
Pool
- Conditions
- Swimming pools (Including pre-fabricated residential that exceed 18 inches in depth, exceed 5000 gallons, and are installed entirely above ground). Yes source: pima.gov
Solar Panels
- Fee
- $94 source: pima.gov
Demolition
- Permit required
- Yes source: pima.gov
Arizona statewide rules
State defaults apply everywhere in the state; cities and counties may add stricter local rules.
Pool
- Conditions
- A swimming pool or other contained body of water at least 18 inches deep at any point and wider than 8 feet, intended for swimming, must be protected by an enclosure around the pool area. source: azleg.gov
- Exempt from a permit
- A residence in which all residents are at least six years of age. source: azleg.gov
Tree Removal
- Conditions
- The owner or the owner's agent notifies the department pursuant to this section of the intended destruction at least: (a) Twenty days before the plants are destroyed over an area of less than one acre. source: azleg.gov
- Exempt from a permit
- This section does not apply to the destruction of protected native plants on individually owned residential property of ten acres or less where initial construction has already occurred. source: azleg.gov
Solar Panels
- Conditions
- Any covenant, restriction or condition contained in any deed, contract, security agreement or other instrument affecting the transfer or sale of, or any interest in, real property which effectively prohibits the installation or use of a solar energy device as defined in section 44-1761 is void and unenforceable. source: azleg.gov