Mayor: Michael Udine Vice Mayor: Jared E. Moskowitz Commissioners: Dave Rosenof, Jay D. Smith & Mark Weissman City Manager: Caryn Gardner-Young Parkland City Hall 6600 University Drive Parkland, FL 33067 info@cityofparkland.org		City Hall Hours: Weekdays 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Building Dept: Weekdays 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM City Hall (Phone) (954) 753-5040 (Fax) (954) 341-5161 Building (Phone) (954) 753-5447 (Fax) (954) 753-8838 Police, Fire & Medical Emergencies: Dial 911 Non Emergency Fire or Police (954) 753-5050 After Hours, Non-Public Safety (Public Works) Non Emergencies: (954) 913-0499

Other Agency Approvalspartment

NOTE: Where required, plans must have applicable stamps and outside agency permit applications prior to their being submitted to the Building Department for a permit.

• Do I need to take my plans to the Department of Planning and Environmental Protection (DPEP)?
• When do I need to take my plans to the Broward County Health Department?
• When do I need to apply to South Florida Water Management District for a permit?
• When do I need to apply to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for a permit?

Q: Do I need to take my plans to the Department of Planning and Environmental Protection (DPEP)?

A: New Single Family Residences, free-standing out-buildings, commercial buildings, and certain other projects are subject to review by DPEP. Your plans must be stamped, and you must supply both the white and pink copies of the DPEP Form when submitting for permit. [Back To Top]

Q: When do I need to take my plans to the Broward County Health Department?

A: In our Pinetree Estates and Ranches Subdivisions, permitting for a Private (Potable) Water System and Septic Tank & Drainfield System is under the jurisdiction of the Health Department. A copy of the permits and their stamps on the plans are required prior to submittal to the Building Department for permit. [Back To Top]

Q: When do I need to apply to South Florida Water Management for a permit?

A: Non-residential projects may require a water-use permit. Please visit the South Florida Water Management District website to review the requirements at http://www.sfwmd.gov/ [Back To Top]

Q: When do I need to apply to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for a permit?

A: Residential and non-residential projects of one acre or more may require a surface-water management permit. Please visit the Florida Department of Environmental Protection website for information on requirements for permitting at http://www.dep.state.fl.us/. [Back To Top]