Building Permit and Inspections Report May 2023 – Cape Coral, FL

The Building Permit and Inspections Report for May 2023 is a monthly report of the City of Cape Coral, Florida, that summarizes permits applied for and issued, plan review times, inspections and permit activity by type for the period 05/01/2023 to 05/31/2023.

The report is dated June 02, 2023 and is listed under Monthly Permits and Inspections Reports in the city's Building & Permit Reports Document Center. It is organized in these parts:

• Permitting Services Division and Building Division figures: permits applied and issued, the average front counter wait time in minutes, average plan review times in business days (residential building, commercial, zoning and additional documents), city inspections scheduled and completed, inspections completed by private providers, and the number of personnel dedicated to enforcing the Florida Building Code, issuing building permits and conducting inspections.
• Single family homes (issued): month-by-month counts by fiscal year, from fiscal year 2003 through fiscal year 2023, with year-over-year change.
• Total permits issued by month for fiscal year 2023, with a total to date.
• Permit issuance summary: permits issued, square feet, valuation and fees paid by permit type and work class.
• Key performance indicators: permits applied for, permits applied online, permits expired and invoiced permit revenue, each broken down by permit type.

The report only describes activity that has already happened. It is not an application for a permit and has nothing to complete.

The report is aimed at anyone who wants to see how much permit and inspection activity the City of Cape Coral handled in May 2023. That includes residents, contractors, builders and researchers who follow permit volumes, review times or inspection turnaround. The city lists it among its public documents, so no one has to request it or sign anything to read it.

Typical uses:

• Checking how many permits were applied for and issued in the month, and of which types.
• Comparing plan review times for residential building, commercial, zoning and additional documents.
• Looking at single family home permits issued in a given month across fiscal years.
• Seeing how many permits were applied for online and how many expired, by permit type.

Do not use this report to apply for a permit. It does not contain an application, and it does not show the status of any individual permit.

Nothing has to be filed for this report: it is published by the city after the month ends. It covers 05/01/2023 to 05/31/2023 and carries the date June 02, 2023 in the footer of each page. Its single family homes table for fiscal year 2023 lists October through May, with June through September blank, so the figures stop at May 2023. The city's Document Center lists reports for other months, so use the report for the period you need.

There is no submission channel for this document, because it is a published report and not an application or a filing. The city makes it available through its Building & Permit Reports page in the Document Center, under Monthly Permits and Inspections Reports: https://www.capecoral.gov/departments/development_services/building_permit_reports/index.php.

The footer of each page shows the City of Cape Coral address, P O Box 150027, Cape Coral, FL 33915. The report presents it as the city's address; it does not name it as a place to send anything. The report notes that double-clicking a Permit Work Class name in the browser shows permit details for that work class. FillingPDF lets you view and download the PDF; nothing is submitted to the city.