Miscellaneous Permits

Permit Requirements

Pool Permits

• Approval letter from respective subdivision’s ACC (Architectural Control Committee) / HOA 
• Site plan that shows the pool and all surrounding buildings
• Dimension from water’s edge to each building
• All property lines must be shown
• All easements must be shown
• Plans require release from Tri-County
• See Pool Permit Guidelines for more information

Irrigation Permits

• Plans should show the following:
  • Irrigation system layout
  • Connection to public water supply
  • Location of backflow prevention devices
  • Type of backflow device to be installed
• Backflow tests must be performed by a registered, TCEQ licensed assembly tester.
• An irrigation permits complete once a backflow test is received and the Final Inspection/Customer Service Inspection has been passed.

Single Trade Permits (MEPs)

• Site plan that shows location of work to be performed may be requested depending on the size and scope of the project
• See outdoor lighting requirements here
• Generators may be requested as electrical permit with the plumbing contractor validating under the same permit instead of pulling a separate permit for plumbing work. Generator Safety Tips

Sign Permits

• See signage requirements here

Driveway/Approach Permits

• Dimensional Control Plan
• Paving Plans
• Grading Plans
• Drainage Plans
• NCTCOG/Westlake Driveway Details
• Horizontal/Vertical Control

Roof Permits

• Site plans of location
• Roofing material
• HOA approval (an official letter is required)

Fences / Retaining Wall Permits

• Site plan show location and scope of work
• Dimension, height, and type of material
• Retaining Walls over 4 feet require plans to be stamped by a professional engineer
• HOA approval (an official letter is required)

Water Well Permits

• Site plan that shows location of the well and all surrounding buildings
• Landscape Plan showing screening of the well from ROW
• HOA approval (an official letter is required)