General Requirements

1. Two sets of plans signed and sealed by a registered Florida architect or engineer.
   
2. Indicate laminated or pre-engineered structural members wherever applicable and provide engineered drawings on job site at time of inspection.
   
3. Engineering required on all openings 16" or greater.
   
4. Soil report required if construction is on fill or unstable soil (muck etc.).
   
5. Indicate the use of all rooms (i.e. kitchen, bedroom, garage etc.).
   
6. Two Energy Code Compliance Forms.
   
7. If proposed structure is to be built in a flood "V" or "A" plans must show all information required for flood zone construction (see flood zone application).
   
8. Show elevation for structure in "V" or "A" zones.
   
9. Two surveys/site plans showing all existing structures on property and proposed construction.
   

1. Slab location, thickness, p.s.i. rating of concrete, vapor barrier, soil treatment and indicate wiremesh or fibermesh.
   
2. Show any changes in slab elevation.
   
3. Footing type. location, dimensions and steel reinforcement size.
   
4. Location of all vertical steel reinforcement and rating.
   
5. When using post, pilings, or columns show location, size and spacing, and design ton capacity on pilings.
   
6. Pile cap/grade beam detail.
   
7. Electrical ground location.
   

1. Drawing showing location of all walls, doors, windows, stairs, fireplaces, etc.
   
2. Dimensions (overall and by area).
   
3. Door and window sizes.
   
4. Handrail and guardrail location and dimensions.
   
5. Tempered glass location (if applicable).
   
6. Plumbing fixtures and appliance location.
   
7. Attic access location.
   
8. Smoke detector location.
   
9. Break out square footage as follows: total living area, living area each level, garage area, covered porches, patio or entry and total area under roof.
   
10. Stair location and finished dimensions and materials.

Floor Framing Layout:

1. Specify size, spacing and position of all structural framing members.
   
2. Specify pre-engineered floor trusses or joist.
   
3. Specify size and location of girders or beams.
   
4. Specify all truss and joist hangers and hurricane tie-downs.
   
5. Indicate cantilevered trusses/rafters where applicable.
   
6. Overall dimensions.
   

1. Specify size, spacing and position of all structural framing members, including beams.
   
2. Specify if pre-engineered trusses are to be used. (Truss engineering required on job site at time of inspection)
   
3. Specify roof slope.
   
4. Indicate cantilevered trusses/rafters where applicable.
   

1. Provide detailed cross section of all structural components and materials; specify connections, fasteners, show dimensions bracing and size used from the bottom of the foundation to the finished roof.
   
2. Wall section to cover maximum number of stories (i.e. 2 story must show 2 story).
   
3. Type of roof covering, wall and ceiling construction/components.
   

1. Detail of stair design, show tread width and depth, riser height, landing dimension and handrail detail.
   
2. Show minimum headroom clearance.
   
3. Detail of handrail and/or guardrail, showing height and baluster spacing.