What we help with
The first step is understanding what the notice actually identifies. From there, we can define a coordination scope for your situation.
- Organize the notice, case number, and project history
- Identify missing permit or plan information
- Coordinate design professionals and permit applications as needed
- Follow up on review comments and inspection requirements
What to send us
Include every page of the notice, the property address, any case or permit number, relevant photos, and any date shown for a hearing or response. Let us know whether work has already started or stopped.
Common situations
Examples include a renovation completed without a permit, a space being used differently than approved, an expired or incomplete permit, or a request for plans documenting existing work.
What happens next?
We review the information with you and propose a scope. The local authority determines the requirements and whether a violation is resolved. Work involving hearings, legal representation, or construction is addressed separately when needed.
Is the work already built?
For existing construction with missing permits or documentation, explore after-the-fact permit coordination.