Reminder: Building Permits, Recent Law Changes
- Climax - The Podcast
- Apr 1, 2025
- 1 min read
One of the most frequent questions Village Officials receive is, "Do I need a building permit for (project)?" That is a fantastic question, but one that needs to be asked of our Building Permit partners for The Village of Climax, SAFEBuilt's Athens Office.
There have been several recent changes to building codes and laws in recent years, incuding several common projects that did not previously reuire permit now requiring one. SAFEBuilt keeps up to date with all code and law changes all the time!
Remember, SAFEBuilt are our subject matter experts, and any and all information needed or permits required will go through them. To get in contact, please utilize any of the methods below:
Call: 269.729.9244
Email: athensmi@safebuilt.com
Visit in person or mail inquiries to 107 S. Capital Ave. P.O. Box 190 Athens Mi 49011
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This permit reminder is useful, but let’s be honest: if the rules changed, residents need the plain version, not a scavenger hunt. A short “common projects that now need permits” list would save everyone time and probably cut down on calls to SAFEBuilt. Also, for anyone updating community profiles or making a quick local forum avatar, Mii Maker is a free browser-based Mii-style avatar maker—no console, download, or signup needed.
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