Building Permits in Middletown, Connecticut
We have not yet verified rules published by Middletown itself. Below are the Connecticut rules that apply, and where to ask.
Where to apply
Permits in Middletown are issued by the city's building or planning department. If the city does not run its own permit office, the county handles applications.
Connecticut statewide rules
State defaults apply everywhere in the state; cities and counties may add stricter local rules.
Shed
- Size limit (sq ft)
- 200 source: bridgeportct.gov
Fence
- Height limit (ft)
- 7 source: bridgeportct.gov
Pool
- Exempt from a permit
- Prefabricated swimming pools equal to or less than 24 inches deep, not exceeding 5,000 gallons capacity, installed entirely above ground are exempt from a permit. source: bridgeportct.gov
Patio
- Exempt from a permit
- Sidewalks, driveways and on-grade concrete or masonry patios not more than 30 inches above adjacent grade, not requiring guards, and not over any basement or story below and which are not part of an accessible route, are exempt from a building permit. source: bridgeportct.gov
Driveway
- Exempt from a permit
- Sidewalks, driveways and on-grade concrete or masonry patios not more than 30 inches above adjacent grade, not requiring guards, and not over any basement or story below and which are not part of an accessible route, are exempt from a building permit. source: bridgeportct.gov