Humana Centerwell

HCP04-Dallas, TX- 19737

316

Josh Parks   

8400 Westchester Dr Suite 300

Dallas

TX

75225

City of Dallas Building Inspection Offices

320 E. Jefferson Blvd.

Dallas

Texas

75203

City of Dallas Building Inspection Offices

320 E. Jefferson Blvd.

Dallas

Texas

75203

None stipulated.

City of Dallas

1500 Marilla Street Room 4A North

Dallas

Texas

75201

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It is recommended that a licensed HVAC technician clean and re-certify the units for use.

2015 International Building Code with Dallas Amendments

2015 International Mechanical Code (IMC) with Dallas Amendments

2020 National Electrical Code with Dallas Amendments

2015 International Plumbing Code (IPC) with Dallas Amendments

2015 International Fire Code, including Appendix J, with Dallas Amendments

Plans/engineering must be stamped by a licensed TX architect/engineer. 2 sets of scaled site plans, drawings, and building plans. Complete permit application. See attached checklist for further detailed information. GC must fill out registration for with Dallas. It is preferable to submit one electronic set of plans.   If submitting in person. Two (2) copies of information sheets to include:  Scope of work.  Total area in square feet of buildings with each building identified by occupancy or use.  Occupancy type, if known. Number of dwelling units (apartments) or guest rooms (hotel or motel).  Fire sprinkler status and intentions.  Parking requirements calculations. Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) approval, if applicable.  Two (2) copies of a site plan drawn to scale and dimensioned to include:  Must show exits to exterior of buildings or key plans that show exits.  For a change in building use, site plan must be of the entire property showing all property lines and parking spaces.  Two (2) sets of legible and fully-dimensioned building plans of the following drawn to a standard scale with design professional seals and signatures where required: Building floor key plan does not need to be scale, but must show the location of the tenant space and all other tenant spaces on that floor. Identify tenant spaces by their suite number.  A floor plan drawn to a standard scale of the entire tenant space as it currently exists or an interior demolition plan. Fully-dimensioned floor plans drawn to a standard scale of the entire tenant space showing the area of construction with each room identified as to its use. Additional architectural plans to include, but not limited to: means of egress, elevations, wall sections, area separation wall locations and fire ratings, occupancy separation locations and fire ratings, equipment and furniture layout plan (if applicable), door and window schedules, shaft locations and fire rating Foundation plans and other engineered structural plans if applicable. Additional architectural plans to include, but not limited to: means of egress, elevations, wall sections, area separation wall locations and fire ratings, occupancy separation locations and fire ratings, equipment and furniture layout plan (if applicable), door and window schedules, shaft locations and fire rating. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing plans (refer to specific permit type for additional information). 

Wait time varies. Current typical times to first round of review: Commercial remodel, no use change: 12 working days

Valuation from $100,001 to $300,000 x 0.009525 + $13= permit fee. Valuation from $300,001 to $500,000 x 0.009410 + $47= permit fee. Plan review fee is $150 per 250 sq ft per fee schedule. See attached fee schedule for further information.

Plans/engineering must be stamped by a licensed TX architect/engineer. Refer to checklist attachment for required documents. Contractors must fill out the attached contractor registration forms.

Not applicable. Submitted with building permit as one master permit.

Submitted with building permit, but each trade permit fee is $100.

Plans/engineering must be stamped by a licensed TX architect/engineer. Refer to checklist attachment for required documents. Contractors must fill out the attached contractor registration forms.

Not applicable. Submitted with building permit as one master permit.

Submitted with building permit, but each trade permit fee is $100.

Plans/engineering must be stamped by a licensed TX architect/engineer. Refer to checklist attachment for required documents. Contractors must fill out the attached contractor registration forms.

Not applicable. Submitted with building permit as one master permit.

Submitted with building permit, but each trade permit fee is $100. Customer service fee of $15.

Plans/engineering must be stamped by a licensed TX architect/engineer. Refer to checklist attachment for required documents. Contractors for fire must fill out the attached contractor registration forms. 1. Completed permit application  2. Minimum three (3) copies of plans and one (1) copy of hydraulic calculations (refer to NFPA-13, sections 6-1, 6-2 and 6-3 for information that the plans and calculations must contain for our review.)  3. Plans should include:  Site plan with North arrow  Hydrant test data, including date of test and location of test  Hanger details, including size and location of trapeze hangers  Manufacturer and model number of all riser devices  Pipe type  Occupancy of rooms  Building construction, including roof or ceiling details Roof and pipe elevations  Manufacturer and model of all sprinklers. If extended coverage sprinklers, ESFR residential sprinklers, or special application sprinklers are used, then submit manufacturer’s data sheets for these sprinklers which indicate the specific pressures and flow rates.  Design criteria for storage, including commodity description and classification, storage height and storage arrangement. Indicate source of design, if other than NFPA design criteria.  Per Texas Commission on Fire Protection, All plans must bear the signature and license number of the licensed responsible managing employee...and the certificate of registration number of the registered firm.

Not applicable. Submitted with building permit as one master permit.

Submitted with building permit, but each trade permit fee is $100. Plan review fees: $75.00 per building, with 10 or less alarm initiating and/or signaling devices. ( ) $100.00 per building, with 11 to 25 alarm initiating and/or signaling devices. ( ) $150.00 per building, with 26 to 150 alarm initiating and/or signaling devices.  The greater of $150.00 or $0.008 per sq. ft. of building area .

Refer to checklist attachment for required documents. Along with site plans, sign measurements and locations, and engineering. Plans/engineering must be stamped by a licensed TX architect/engineer. 1. Completed permit application  2. Three (3) elevation drawings of the proposed sign, showing the following formation:  The placement of the sign on the building  The clearance from the ground (state what kind of surface is below the sign,  ie. grass, sidewalk, driveway, fire lane, etc.  The exact wording to appear on the sign  The letter height of each word on the sign  The length of each word on the sign  The overall dimensions of the sign  Any existing signs on the building  3. Three (3) copies of how the sign will be mounted to the building (side view)  4. One copy of the current, official zoning map area and City plat. These can be obtained in  the One Stop Permit Center, Room 118 of the Oak Cliff Municipal Center, 320 E. Jefferson  Blvd., Dallas.

Sign permits are sent to field inspectors for review and typically require 5 working days to process. 

Up to 20 sq ft $45 .21 to 50 sq ft $81 .51 to 100 sq ft $110 

Complete and submit an application, land use questionnaire, and CO checklist to Building Inspection along with the appropriate fee.  If the use will be different from the previous use, follow the instructions on our pamphlet to determine additional submission requirements.  Before the building can be occupied and electricity turned on by Oncor Electric, the building site must be inspected and approved by building, electrical, and plumbing/mechanical inspectors. Health inspections are required on ALL food establishments with a $121.00 Health Permit Application. When requested, these inspections take place the following work day after application review is complete or may be scheduled at a later date at your convenience. Please access our brochure on How to use the 24-hour Automated Inspection System for your convenience.  Inspections are performed between 8:30am – 3:30pm. The building must be accessible to inspectors on the day inspections are scheduled and the correct address and suite numbers must be posted. If the building is not accessible and ready for inspection, a $75.00 reinspection fee will be charged for the first reinspection.  When the CO is approved by all inspectors, the electricity will be released to Oncor Electric and the CO will be mailed to the applicant for posting at the site. The Dallas Development Code requires that: Except for single family and duplex uses, a person shall not use or change the use of a building, a portion of a building, or land without obtaining a certificate of occupancy from the building official. A "record change" can be made to a CO when only the name of the business (DBA) changes. The cost is $30.00. For Multifamily uses, this option is only available when no code violations are on record for the apartment. If code violations exist on record, a new CO must be applied for and inspections of the building are made. You must have multi-tenant approval from Code Compliance PRIOR to applying for a CO. To obtain, go to Building Inspection Division  320 E Jefferson Boulevard, Room 118 – Permit Center  Dallas, Texas 75203; phone: 214-948-4480.  Completed permit application form and certificate of occupancy (CO) application information sheet. • Two copies of a site plan drawn to a standard scale of the entire property that shows exits from buildings, or a key plan showing exits, and parking spaces. • Parking analysis to include the type of business and area in square feet for every tenant on the property. • Two sets of floor plans drawn to a standard scale for restaurants, theaters, dance halls, religious worship, sport arenas and other assembly uses, or any change in occupancy group as defined in the Dallas Building Code. • For multi-story buildings, a building floor key plan is required that shows the location of the tenant space and all other tenant spaces on that floor identified by their suite number. Key plan does not have to be to scale. • For manufacturing or storage facilities, an inventory that list raw materials used and quantities stored is required. MSDS reports are required for any HAZMAT stored or used. • Submit a tree survey that identifies any protected tree species within 50 ft. of any construction related activity

If the proposed use is the same as the previous use, a CO application can be approved and inspections scheduled "over the counter," while you wait, at any building inspection district office. If the proposed use is different from the previous use, you may be required to provide a site plan with a parking analysis and building plans. The time needed to review the plans may take up to two weeks depending on the complexity of the project.

The cost for a CO is $215.00 plus a $65.00 Code Compliance fee.

CR Zoning District. City of Dallas Jurisdiction.

CR Zoning District