The Fire Department must review permit plans to ensure they comply with local requirements and codes.

Permits - When are they required?
Generally, you need to obtain a permit from the Fire Department whenever you construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, remove, improve, convert, or demolish a building or other structure. A building can be anything from a building to a shed. Additionally, code violations are generally required to obtain a permit to correct violations including minor property maintenance violations. A permit may include fire sprinklers, decking installation and replacement, window replacement, fire alarm installation, and building construction.

Applying for a permit
You may apply for a building permit when the plans for your proposed project are complete. The Fire Department does not take deferred fire sprinkler and fire alarm submittals. They must be submitted as a complete package with applications submitted respectively to the type of submittal.

All applications are available on the Tyler Technology Fire Prevention website. The fire department does not accept hard copy applications or plans.

SUBMIT BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS ONLINE
To apply online:
1. Login or register for an account at https://www.mobile-eyes.us.com
2. In the Welcome to Fire Prevention Mobile Window select:
     A. Who are you? Contractor, architect, or business owner
     B. What would you like to do? Apply for a permit or request an inspection
3. Under the Applications section select:
     A. City/Dept: Mammoth Lakes fire protection district
     B. Download the application under Document Library (left hand side of the page)
- You must fill out separate applications for fire construction, fire sprinkler, fire alarm, solar, etc.
     C. Fill out the application and save it
     D. Select START APPLICATION
     E. Follow fill out all required fields.
Step 1: Fill out address
Step 2: Fill out property owner information
Step 3: Fill out occupant application
Step 4: Fill out job setup: Job type, job description, square feet, and project cost.
Step 5: Saved permit application (review) and upload application(s) and plans.