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The City of Kennesaw Building Services will be the leader in providing state-of-the-art services to enhance the built environment. The Department is responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes and related procedures for permitting and inspections of buildings within the City of Kennesaw.	Contact Information Building Services 2529 J.O. Stephenson Ave. Kennesaw, GA 30144 (770) 429-4554 Fax: (770) 429-4548 Mark Rice, Building Official
Mission We will provide timely, progressive and effective plan review, permitting and inspection of construction to ensure compatible and safe development for citizens and visitors of the City of Kennesaw. Goals It is our goal to provide exceptional internal and external customer service while applying statutes, codes and procedures in a fair and consistent manner. We will be fiscally responsible and accountable. And we look forward to enhancing employee excellence and development through technology and other job-related tools. Guiding Values and Principles Ø Accountability Ø Excellence Ø Innovation Ø Integrity Ø Open and inclusive Government Ø Respect
Links To Obtain Building Code Information Atlanta Electrical Contractors – www.atlantaelectrical.org Atlanta Metro Permit Technicians Association (AMPTA) - Under construction Building Energy Codes – www.energycodes.gov Georgia Code Amendments – www.DCA.State.GA.US Georgia Construction Licensing Board – www.SOS.State.GA.US Northwest Georgia Inspectors Association (NWGIA)– www.NWGIAonline.org Building Officials of Georgia – www.boagcodes.org International Code Council – www.iccsafe.org

1.	What are the New State Licensing Requirements
2.	Who needs to get a permit?
3.	How do I get an inspection?
4.	What codes apply to me?
5.	What documents are needed to get a permit?
6.	Why do I need a Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.)?
7.	What if I already have a C.O. at this location?
8.	What should I check for when contracting work on my home?

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