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PARTICULAR

Building Permit

Electrical Permit

Mechanical Permit

Plumbing/Sanitary
Permit

Electronics Permit

USE
A document issued by the Building
Official to an owner/applicant to
proceed with the construction,
installation, addition, alteration,
renovation, conversion, repair,
moving, demolition or other work
activity of a specific
project/building/structure or
portions thereof, upon the approval
of the accompanying principal
plans, specifications and other
pertinent documents with the duly
notarized application, which will be
found satisfactory and substantially
conforming with the National
Building Code of The Philippines
and its Implementing Rules and
Regulations.
An Electrical Permit is required for
work that involves installing,
relocating, repairing, or
maintaining any electrical wiring or
device designed for conducting,
consuming or converting electrical
current.
A mechanical permit enables you
to install new mechanical
equipment such as heating,
venting, and air conditioning
(HVAC) equipment and kitchen
hood exhaust systems. It does not
enable you to install plumbing,
sprinklers, gas lines, refrigeration,
and boiler pressure vessels; these
all require a separate permit
Plumbing permits are required by
the City to assure that plumbing
installations are performed by
licensed personnel and that the
installations are in compliance with
City and State Codes. This is
necessary to safeguard persons
and property from unsanitary and
unhealthy plumbing conditions.
Electronics permit is a set of
computer-based tools and services
that automate and streamline the
building permit process.

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Fencing Permit

Excavation Permit

Fire safety evaluation

clearance (FSEC)

Locational clearance

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Certified true copy of

the land title

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Tax declaration of
improvement

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Barangay Clearance

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DENR Environmental
Compliance Certificate

A Fencing Permit is required from

property owners prior to the
construction of a fence around
their property.
A separate document attached to a
Permit to Work specifying the
control measures necessary to
carry out excavation work safely.
The City Fire Marshall evaluates
one set of plans and specifications
submitted by the applicant to
ensure that they conform to the fire
safety and control requirements of
the Fire Code. Three sets of the
architectural plans must be
stamped and approved by the local
Fire Marshall.
The locational clearance is
required to ensure that the
construction conforms to the citys
Comprehensive Land Use Plan
and zoning ordinances.
The certified true copy of the land
title serves as proof of ownership
of the land on which the
warehouse is to be built.
The company must update its
official records to include the newly
built building for tax purposes. The
OBO furnishes the CAO with a
copy of the building plan and
certificate of occupancy to notify
them of the new building
construction. The company must
submit the floor plan and as-built
plan to the CAO.
The barangay clearance is
generally a requirement for
obtaining the locational clearance.
The costs for barangay clearances
vary as barangays have the
discretion to impose their own fees
for as long as such fees are
reasonable and within the limits
imposed by the Local Government
Code and city ordinances.
A document certifying that based
on the representations of the
proponent, the proposed project or
undertaking will not cause

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significant negative environmental

impact.