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Sometimes the most daunting prospect for building owners and
contractors is having to go through the permitting process. However, this is an unavoidable and necessary part of every building
project. GREW DESIGN understands that, if you cannot obtain permits to build, it doesn't matter how great the architecture is!
Therefore, our staff and consultants do not shy away from the permitting process. In fact, we consider permitting to be a critical
element in the value we bring to our clients
We consider regulatory code compliance to be so important that in 1999 Greg Grew became licensed in Connecticut as a building official.
In fact, he still has the highest exam score on record in the state. This has given Greg the opportunity to avail himself of
state-sponsored education for code officials.
Some permit applications require the design professional to make presentations before commissions and boards in a public forum.
We make sure that we present your project in a professional, coherent, and well-spoken manner.
We have experience in making applications, presentations, or providing consultation for permits such as the following:
- CONNECTICUT
- Building Permits
- Demolition Permits
- Inland-wetlands
- Planning and Zoning
- Coastal Area Management
- Historic Districts
- Architectural Review Boards
- DOT State Traffic Commission
- Dept. of Public Health (water supply & public swimming pools)
- Local Health Depts. (septic, wells, food service)
- Zoning Board of Appeal (variances & zone change)
- Office of State Building Inspector - Requests for Code Modifications
- Office of State Fire Marshal - Requests for Code Modifications
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- NEW YORK
- Building Permits
- Water Control Commissions
- SEQR (State Environmental Quality Review Act)
- Zoning Board of Appeal (variances)
- NYC Dept of Buildings
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- NEW JERSEY
- Building Permits
- Planning Boards
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