All Contractors and Residents must Obtain a PERMIT before beginning any Build, Improvement Project, or Remodel. All Contractors are REQUIRED to Register and must be insured and bonded.
All Residents and Contractors are REQUIRED to Obtain the proper Permits for their Residential Improvement Projects.
Before commencing the erection, construction, installation, enlargement, raising, alteration, repair or the removal of any building structure, wall or heating, gas fitting, electrical, house drainage, plumbing or, elevator work or any part thereof in the Village contact Timberlake’s Zoning & Maintenance Inspector, Gary Gray.
Gary Gray can be contacted at (216) 316-0896. Mr. Gray will direct you where and how to get your Permit Type.
Several Permit Types may be required, depending on the extent of your project. Some Permits are issued by Timberlake, and Other Permits are obtained through the Lake County Building Department, or the Lake County General Health District for Plumbing.
Timberlake issues Residential Improvement Zoning Permits for:
Outbuildings and Sheds at 300 sq. ft. or less • Driveways • Driveway Aprons • Roofing • Gutters • Waterproofing • Detached Patio’s and Decks • Fencing • Siding • Windows • Swimming Pools • Sanitary Sewers • Storm Sewers • Yard Drainage • Garage Sales and more… Permit Fees
The Lake County Building Department for Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC and all Residential Improvement Permits, although a Timberlake Zoning Permit will also be required for:
HVAC Replacement • Water Heater Replacement • Attached Patio’s and Decks • All Inside Remodeling and more… Permit Fees
If it is determined that you must acquire your Permit from the LCBD or the LCGHD, Permits are acquired at the LCBD or the LCGHD and FEES are to be Paid directly to the Lake County Treasurer.
The Lake County Building Department is responsible for the administration and enforcement of the applicable State of Ohio Building codes for residential, commercial, and industrial construction in its jurisdictions, including the Village of Timberlake. These Building Codes provide the department’s inspectors with guidelines to help ensure the health and welfare of residents. Certified by the State of Ohio, the Building Department provides plan reviews, inspection services, and building, electrical, mechanical and fire protection code information.
Lake County Building Department: Find LCBD Permits and Information Here
*This and/or any other information and/or documents that appear on this site may not reflect the most current adopted by the Village, including all since the last update (printed or electronic).