Local building department guide · Updated 2026-07-30
Sandy Building Department | Permits, Inspections & Contact
Use this guide to find the official Sandy City Community Development, start a permit application, search permit records, schedule an inspection, and locate the correct zoning or plan review contact.
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Quick actions
Apply for a building permit
Review the typical application path and prepare your project details.
See permit stepsTrack or search permits
Find Sandy permit search resources and application status links.
Visit official siteSchedule a building inspection
Learn what to have ready before requesting your next inspection.
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Open the department's official online services and permit portal.
Visit official siteSandy City Community Development provides planning, zoning, building permits, code enforcement, and related development services for properties inside Sandy’s municipal boundary. Nearby Salt Lake County communities and unincorporated areas have different permitting authorities, so confirm the jurisdiction before relying on a Sandy permit page.
Applying for a Sandy building permit
Use Sandy’s official Building Permits page and Community Development resources to determine the correct application path for new construction, additions, remodels, tenant improvements, accessory structures, demolition, and other work. The city’s official navigation separates Building Permits, Building Inspections, Permit Requirements, Planning & Zoning Applications, Site Plan Review, Conditional Use Permits, and zoning administration.
Prepare a complete scope of work, site plan, construction drawings, valuation, contractor information, and any planning, engineering, fire, utility, or grading materials requested by the city. Building permit approval does not automatically approve a zoning change, subdivision, site plan, or conditional use.
Inspections, code compliance, and occupancy
Use Sandy’s Building Inspections page for the current inspection-request process and instructions. Inspections should be requested at the required construction stages and before work is concealed. Final building and related agency approvals are needed before a permit can be closed and a certificate of occupancy or other authorization to use the space is issued when required.
Code Enforcement handles non-compliance and property-maintenance matters, while Building Inspections handles construction-code inspections. Contact the city when a project involves a change of use, unresolved violations, or a suspected unpermitted improvement.
Zoning and plan review
Sandy’s official development menu provides access to the zoning ordinance, zoning administration, planning and zoning applications, site-plan review, subdivisions, conditional-use permits, and design standards. Check zoning and development requirements before submitting a building permit, especially for multifamily, commercial, hillside, historic, or mixed-use work.
Official contact information
Sandy City Hall is at 10000 South Centennial Parkway, Sandy, Utah 84070. The city’s published general phone is (801) 568-7100. Use Sandy’s official Community Development and Building pages for the current division contact, application instructions, inspection procedures, and zoning forms.
Permit process
How to Apply for a Sandy Building Permit
Confirm the project scope
Identify the work, property address, project valuation, and whether plans are required.
Prepare your documents
Gather plans, owner and contractor details, site information, and any zoning approvals.
Submit and monitor
Submit through the department’s stated process, pay fees, and watch for review comments.
Field work & closeout
Building Inspections & Code Compliance in Sandy
Most permitted work must remain accessible for inspection at defined stages. Before scheduling, check your permit record for the required inspection sequence and make sure the site is safe and ready. Final inspections can be especially important for code compliance and a certificate of occupancy.
Helpful preparation
Keep the permit card or approval number available, confirm the property address, and ask the official office about lead times or reinspection fees.
Planning & review
Zoning and Plan Review Requirements
A building permit is not always the only approval your project needs. Zoning guidelines may affect use, setbacks, height, parking, signage, or lot coverage. Residential and commercial building permits can also follow different plan review tracks, so confirm the correct path before investing in a full plan set.
For a project in Sandy, start with the official department below and ask which zoning, planning, conservation, or fire review approvals apply to your address.
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Official Contact Information
| Department | Sandy City Community Development |
|---|---|
| Phone | (801) 568-7100 |
| Address | 10000 South Centennial Parkway, Sandy, UT 84070 |
| Official website | https://sandy.utah.gov/departments |
| Last verified | 2026-07-30 |
Official source pages used for this guide
These links were checked on 2026-07-30. Requirements, fees, office hours, and portal addresses can change; use the official source as the final authority.
- https://sandy.utah.gov/departments
- https://sandy.utah.gov/building-permits
- https://sandy.utah.gov/building-inspections
- https://sandy.utah.gov/contact-staff
- https://sandy.utah.gov/Pages/MenuMain/HiddenMainSubMenus?contentId=9eb53238-49b9-4b43-86c6-bbf961ecf839&menuContainerID=mainNav&moduleID=&pageID=1077&themeID=122