April 2023 (Building & Permit Reports) – Cape Coral, FL

The Building Permit and Inspections Report, April 2023 is the City of Cape Coral's monthly statistical report on building permits and inspections, covering permits applied for and issued, plan review times, inspections and a permit issuance summary for 04/01/2023 to 04/30/2023.

It is a report, not an application. The first page gives headline figures for the Permitting Services Division (permits applied, permits issued and the average front counter wait time in minutes) and for the Building Division (average building code review times in business days for residential and commercial plans, inspections scheduled and completed by the city, the inspection time, and inspections completed by private providers). It also lists the staff dedicated to enforcing the Florida Building Code, issuing building permits and conducting inspections in each division.

The report then shows single family homes issued by month for each fiscal year from 2003 through fiscal year 2023, with the percentage change from the previous year, and the total permits issued per month of fiscal year 2023 with a total to date.

The Permit Issuance Summary breaks the month down by permit type and permit work class, with permits issued, square feet, valuation and fees paid. The Key Performance Indicators pages show permits applied for, applied online and expired by permit type, and invoiced permit revenue by type. The report is dated May 04, 2023 and carries the city's P O Box 150027, Cape Coral, FL 33915 footer.

Nobody has to complete or file this report. The City of Cape Coral publishes it as a public document in the Building & Permit Reports section of its Document Center, which the city describes as easy access to public documents.

It is useful to anyone who wants to see how the city's permitting and inspection work performed in April 2023, such as residents, contractors and others following permit activity in Cape Coral. The figures it contains include permits applied for and issued, the average front counter wait time, residential and commercial plan review times, and the number of inspections completed.

It is not a permit application. The report does not contain application fields, instructions or eligibility rules for obtaining a building permit, so it cannot be used to apply for one. For an actual permit, you need the city's application process for the type of work you plan to do, which this report does not describe. It also covers only April 2023; other months appear as separate reports in the same Document Center.

There is no filing deadline, because the report is published by the city and is not submitted by the public. The report covers the period 04/01/2023 to 04/30/2023 and is dated May 04, 2023. It is listed among the Monthly Permits and Inspections Reports as April 2023, in a list that runs from October 2021 to May 2023. Its figures for fiscal year 2023 run from October through April, with May to September left blank, so it reflects only the first seven months of that fiscal year.

The report is not submitted anywhere: it is a published city document, and you obtain it from the City of Cape Coral.

• Document Center: the city's Building & Permit Reports page lists the Monthly Permits and Inspections Reports, including April 2023, at https://www.capecoral.gov/departments/development_services/building_permit_reports/index.php.
• Direct PDF: the April 2023 report is published as a PDF at the official URL given on this page.
• Mailing address printed on the report: P O Box 150027, Cape Coral, FL 33915. The report prints it as a footer and gives no instruction to send anything there.

If you need to apply for a permit rather than read the report, use the city's permit application channels; this report does not describe them. FillingPDF lets you view and download the official PDF; it does not file or submit anything to the city.