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Announcements
2008
National Electrical Code
Effective Oct. 1,
2009
All contractors and homeowners should be aware of the electrical
changes that may affect future projects. The 2008 National
Electrical Code has been drafted and will be in effect October 1,
2009. If you have questions regarding the new Electrical Code,
please contact Tom Kader, Chief Electrical Inspector at 407.246.3553
or via email at
Thomas.kader@cityoforlando.net
Southeast
Orlando Permitting Services
Satellite Office now Open
New
Crane Ordinance
School Concurrency Update
Contractors:
Please Submit Renewed License
Information to Permitting Services
Attention Contractors Licensed by the
State of Florida:
Please be aware that your licenses may expire September 30.
To continue receiving inspections in a timely manner from the City of
Orlando, please submit your renewed license information to Permitting
Services by September 30.
You are also able to renew your license(s) by visiting the Florida
Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s website at
www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr.
Thank you for your consideration.
Laser Profiling of Storm
Lines
Notice to contractors who are
currently working on commercial public and private infrastructure
improvements:
Over the past few weeks there has
been questions asked about the videotaping storm lines before your final
inspection. The City of Orlando is now requiring contractors to laser
profile their storm lines instead of videotaping the lines as we have in
the past. Our Engineering Standards Manual (ESM), clearly states that
the most current FDOT practices supersede what is in the ESM. It does
not matter when you started your project, everyone must adhere to the
new requirement. The contractor is responsible for making arrangements
to have your lines laser profiled.
Please refer to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
Standards Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction 2007 Section
430 for the most current laser profiling requirements. For more
information, please visit FDOT’s website at
www.dot.state.fl.us/Specificationsoffice/2007BK/430.pdf
Special note: As noted in the FDOT Spec Book, any pipe deflection
over 5%, the pipe must be removed and replaced from structure to
structure, no exceptions. requirement. The contractor is responsible for making
arrangements to have your lines laser profiled.
New Orange County
School Impact Fees
Area Affected
by the Ban
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Permitting Services
Division Manager
Timothy Johnson,
AIA, NOMA
407.246.4444
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