Springfield, MA · New home (1-2 family) permit
Springfield, MA new home (1-2 family) permit checklist
12 required items. Read from the town's pages on 09/27/2026.
In the packet (5)
- Workers' compensation affidavit, signed BBRS Building Permit Application To Construct, Repair, Renovate Or Demolish a One- or Two-Family Dwelling (PDF, marked 'Revised Mar 2011')
- Construction drawings, drawn to scale and dimensioned Springfield Building Permit Checklist (undated)
- Plot plan showing the work and distances to the lot lines Springfield Building Permit Checklist (undated)
- Energy code compliance documentation Springfield Building Permit Checklist (undated)
- Public works, water or sewer sign-off Springfield Building Permit Checklist (undated)
Filed on OpenGov Permitting & Licensing (1)
- Building permit application, completed, signed and dated Mass.gov: Building permit applications for non-state-owned buildings
Only when it applies (6)
- Owner authorization for the contractor to apply (when Is the work being done by a contractor (not the homeowner): yes) BBRS Building Permit Application To Construct, Repair, Renovate Or Demolish a One- or Two-Family Dwelling (PDF, marked 'Revised Mar 2011')
- Homeowner exemption affidavit (when Is the work being done by a contractor (not the homeowner): no) OpenGov record type: Building Permit Application - One & Two Family (public API)
- Construction Supervisor License number on the application, current (when Is the work being done by a contractor (not the homeowner): yes) 780 CMR 10th ed. Chapter 110.R5 Licensing of Construction Supervisors (unofficial copy)
- Flood zone and design flood elevation shown (when Is any part of the lot in a FEMA flood hazard zone: yes) 780 CMR 51.00 Massachusetts Residential Code (10th ed.), Chapter R1 Scope and Application (unofficial copy)
- Conservation Commission sign-off (when Is any work within 100 feet of a wetland, stream or pond: yes) Springfield Building Permit Checklist (undated)
- Historic Commission or historic district sign-off (when Is the property in a historic district, or is the building 50 or more years old: yes) Springfield Building Permit Checklist (undated)