Applications for one and two-family residential development projects are provided below. To understand what materials are required to be submitted with an application, see the Project …

A valid street address is required to apply for a building or zoning permit. If your project does not yet have an address, application can be made through Planning and Development Services or …

All submissions should be submitted through ePermitting. This includes permit applications, reports, source testing etc. Guidance for ePermitting Submissions can be found on the …

Permits may be applied for online via Access Portal or via email to [email protected]. Payments for permits should be made online via the …

All regulated work performed in the City of Columbia must have a permit. Two types of permits can be issued depending on the type of work being performed; either a Building Permit or a …

Zoning permits grant permission to construct, move, build onto, or structurally alter any residential or commercial structure in the City. Refer to Development & Inspections for more information …

For 1 and 2 family zoning, permitting, and construction within the City of Columbia. If you have questions not answered herein, please contact a Residential Development Coordinator at …

Below are applications for commercial and multi-family development projects. To understand what materials are required to be submitted with an application, see the Project Checklists. Click on …

When you apply for a beginner’s permit, you must pass the vision and knowledge tests, provide your social security number, and bring required documents such as a government-issued birth …

Start here if you are applying for a business license in the city limits of Columbia for the first time. Click here to apply for an arts and crafts single event permit. Click here to apply for a group …