Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Bryan County, Oklahoma
Town of Calera
Oklahoma · Est. 1872
Building & Code Enforcement

Commercial Building Permit Application

Apply for a permit to build, remodel or change the occupancy of a commercial building in the Town of Calera.

Project

Property Owner Information

Contractor Information (if applicable)

Fill in if a contractor is doing the work.

Architect / Engineer Information (if applicable)

Fill in if an architect or engineer is involved.

Project Type

Check all that apply.

For commercial work you must contact the Oklahoma State Fire Marshal's Office (OSFM). If necessary, all plans must be approved by the Fire Marshal before a permit is issued by the Town of Calera.

A copy of the approved plans must be submitted to the Town of Calera before a permit is issued. A scaled site plan is required showing parking, entrance/exit, storm-water runoff design from parking, utilities on site, and the location of the building with measurements from boundaries, ROW and other structures. A survey of the property must be on file; lot surveys are required for all new builds (not for individual lots in a new subdivision with a recorded plat). Attachments can be emailed to Town Hall or brought to 110 W Main Street — please reference your confirmation number.

Licensed Trades

Licensed trades must register with the Town of Calera before work begins. Fill in the trades that apply.

Mechanical Contractor

Electrical Contractor

Plumbing Contractor

Roofing Contractor

Pest Control Contractor

Fire Sprinkler Contractor

Alarm Contractor

Certification

No work can begin until the proper permitting from the Town of Calera and OSFM has been approved. All permits expire 1 year from the date of issuance. Permits must be displayed in a conspicuous location or be made available at the request of the Town of Calera official. Owner or Contractor is responsible for verifying any structures or fencing is on correct property free of easements or ROW and for calling OKIE 811 to locate underground utilities. Ensuring all national and state building and fire codes are met and in compliance is the responsibility of the owner.

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