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Jeremy Martin
jmartin@camdenmaine.gov Planning & Development Dir. 207-236-3353 x 7103 Clint Beveridge cbeveridge@camdenmaine.gov Code Enforcement Officer 207-236-3353 x 7114
Office Hours Office Location
8 Washington Street
3rd door on Washington Street
Delivery Location:
29 Elm Street
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| ATTENTION CONTRACTORS |
| The 2015 Building Code is now in effect. |
| Zoning Maps |
| Official Zoning Map
Harbor Map |
Our online permitting portal is now up and running!
https://camdenmepermit.portal.iworq.net/portalhome/camdenmepermit
We are excited to be launching this new forum and to be working through this portal moving forward and encourage contractors and homeowners to try our online system! If you have questions, please feel free to call 207-236-3353 ext 7112
As of Monday, November 12th, 2019, 24-hour notice is required for ALL inspections.
Failure to contact us within that time frame could result in delays to your projects.
- Thank you in advance for your cooperation
What requires a Building Permit?
Building permits are required for construction that exceeds $2000 in value (materials and labor). The following activities are excluded from permitting: Any activities exempted under the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code (MUBEC) (IBC, Section 105 or IRC section R-105); painting; and landscaping activities not part of projects or developments requiring site plan review. (Amended 6/12/12) MUBEC Information: http://www.maine.gov/dps/bbcs/
Permits are also required for: subsurface wastewater disposal, internal plumbing, electrical, excavation, signs, culverts, and temporary location of structures within sidewalks. For the state's plumbing permit fee schedule click here.
Site plans are only needed for changes in footprint.
New construction should include a front view and floor plan.
Permits are usually processed within a week.
Inspections are generally conducted between 8:00 am and 3:30 pm on normal business days.
This is a general guide to permitting. Applicants must comply with all requirements of the Zoning Ordinance.
It is the responsibility of the property owner to obtain all necessary state permits (Permit by Rule, Fire Marshal)
and federal permits (Army Corps of Engineers).
