Sterling Heights, MI · Macomb County
Homeowner Concrete Permit Packet
Sterling Heights homeowners use this packet to apply for a permit for concrete work and provide the plans and other materials required for review.
What this form is
This packet combines a building permit application with instructions and a checklist for residential concrete work. The city requires plan review for proposed concrete work; applicants provide project plans showing dimensions and other details, and may need a driver’s license or a Macomb County Road Commission permit copy. The packet also describes inspections and says to start work only after permit approval.
Who needs it
Homeowners applying for a Sterling Heights permit for concrete work should complete the application and provide the required plans and any applicable supporting documents.
How to submit it
Apply through the online portal, in person at the Building Department, or by mail to the Building Department, 40555 Utica Rd., Sterling Heights, MI 48313. The packet says fees are due at application.
About notarization
This document has no notary block; the applicant signs the application, and the property owner executes the Hold Harmless Agreement if pavers or stamped concrete are installed in the driveway approach.
How to submit this form
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Download the Packet
Download the Homeowner Concrete Permit Packet and review its rules and document checklist.
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Complete the Application
Fill in the building permit application sections and provide a valid email address. Homeowners may skip the contractor information section.
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Gather Required Documents
Provide one set of required plans and, when applicable, a driver’s license, Hold Harmless Agreement, or Macomb County Road Commission permit copy.
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Submit to the City
Apply online, in person at the Building Department, or by mail to the department at 40555 Utica Rd., Sterling Heights, MI 48313.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Homeowner Concrete Permit Packet?
- No. The packet has no notary block. The applicant signs the application; the property owner executes the Hold Harmless Agreement if pavers or stamped concrete are installed in the driveway approach.
- How do I submit the concrete permit application?
- Apply through the online portal, in person at the Building Department, or by mail to the Building Department at 40555 Utica Rd., Sterling Heights, MI 48313.
- What plans are required for a concrete permit?
- Provide one set of plans showing the driveway or sidewalk location, existing and proposed driveway and approach dimensions, concrete thickness, and distance to the closest property line.
- Can I start concrete work before the permit is approved?
- No. The packet says to start work only after the permit is approved and warns that work started without a permit will have additional permit fees.
Need something notarized?
This Homeowner Concrete Permit Packet doesn’t need a notary — but Michigan residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.