Overview

An Operational Permit allows an occupant to conduct an operation or business and can include many types of businesses. Some examples include:

• Carnivals and fairs
• Combustible dust-producing operations
• Exhibits and trade shows
• Hot work operations
• Open burning
• Places of assembly
• Pyrotechnic special effects material
• Repair garages and motor fuel-dispensing facilities
• Storage of scrap tires and tire byproducts
• Temporary membrane structures

This type of permit is required for every business and is currently included when a Certificate of Occupancy is obtained.