Building Move Application and Permitting Guide
Lee County Community Development – Building & Permitting Services
Last updated: 12/19/2023
3. Owner-Builder Disclosure Statement
If the installer is not using a licensed contractor and will act as an owner-builder, submit an
Owner-Builder Disclosure Statement.
4. Historical Architectural Review
If the project is within a Historic District or is a Designated Historic Property, follow the
regulations for Designated Historic Districts on the Lee County website. Please contact
5. Notice of Commencement
If project value is greater than $5,000, submit the completed Notice of Commencement
to
the Lee County Clerk of Court to provide notice that improvement will be made to a real
property. Permit cannot be issued until this notice is recorded with the Lee County Clerk of
Court. Tip: Complete this as soon as possible; the lack of a Notice of Commencement
submission commonly holds up issuance of the permit.
4. Understand the Review Process and Track Your Application
When the application package is first received, it is reviewed for completeness to determine that the
general application is complete and that all required documents, signatures, and seals are attached.
If the package is incomplete, the applicant must provide missing information before the application
package can be forwarded for review.
Complete applications are forwarded to multiple functional areas for review.
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eConnect applications can be reviewed simultaneously by the required reviewers.
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Paper applications are reviewed by one person at a time and must be physically handed off
among the required reviewers.
Applicants can use eConnect at any time to track the progress of the application record through the
process, for both Electronic and Paper submittals.
eConnect Instructions: Search for your permit application using My Records, the Global Search
or the Search Applications under the Permitting menu. Click on the record number for your
permit application to see the Record Status, Conditions and Record Details.
If applicable, the final reviewer consolidates all comments and an email notice is sent to the applicant.
Rejection Notice: A rejection notice will be sent to the applicant with specific points of failure that
must be corrected and resubmitted for approval. Applicants have 30 days to address the points of
failure and to resubmit information and documentation. A cover letter addressing the points of failure
is required with the resubmittal.
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Resubmitting an Application via eConnect: To update the required information and to
ensure correct versioning in eConnect, attachments that are resubmitted should have the
same file name as the original.