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Building Permits
The Village requires building permits for most types of construction. The Village follows the 2003 International Building Code regulations. Please review the Village Code as it pertains to building permits or call the Building Department at 847-464-5533, ext. 19 for further information.
View a list of permit rates for Pingree Grove (PDF).
Rates
View a list of permit rates for Pingree Grove (PDF).
Fence Installation
If you are considering installing a fence on your property, you must first check with the Building Department. For general information, view the Fence Installation Rules (PDF).
Shed Regulations
If you are considering installing a shed on your property, you must first obtain approval from your Home Owner's Association before applying for a permit at Village Hall. View general information regarding Detached Accessory Structures (PDF).
Swimming Pools & Hot Tubs
All above ground pools or hot tubs require a building permit and a meeting with the Building Inspector. Many residents are unaware that the installation of a hot tub or any pool over 8 feet around purchased from a big box retailer will require a building permit. Permits ensure that safety and location requirements are met. View general information regarding pools and hot tubs (DOC).
The Building Director recommends that you obtain a building permit and call Joint Utility Locating Information for Excavators (JULIE) before you purchase an above ground or in ground swimming pool. There are many variables involved in getting a pool installed and you may avoid the disappointment of a major delay. Permits are good for a full year and the JULIE locator service is free.
Cambridge Lakes & Carillon Homeowners
If you live in Cambridge Lakes or Carillon at Cambridge Lakes, in order to make home improvements or additions:
- You must obtain a letter of approval from Cambridge Lakes or Carillon Homeowners Association (HOA) before applying for a permit. Download the application form (PDF).
- When you receive the letter from the HOA, bring it and as well as a copy of your plat of land survey to the Village Hall. You will be required to complete a multi-part building permit application.
- The Building Director will review your plans and assign a permit number to your project. You will then be called to pick-up and pay for your permit.