Homeowner's Portal
A "One Stop Shop" for homeowners and contractors for residential projects. Please see the associated services and links to get you to where you need to go.
If you have questions, please reach out to the Building Services division at [email protected] or call us at 785-309-5715.
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Helpful Quick Links for Homeowners
- 2012 International Building Code
- 2012 International Residential Code for One-Two Family Dwellings
- 2012 International Fire Code
- 2009 International Energy Conservation Code (NOTE: The 2012 IECC was originally adopted in October 2016, along with the other codes listed on this web page, and went into effect on January 1, 2017. Since that time, Ordinance No. 17-10892 was adopted on July 24, 2017 and is effective immediately. That ordinance repealed the 2012 IECC and adopted the 2009 IECC with local code amendments.)
To order code books for the International Codes go to www.iccsafe.org - 2011 National Electrical Code (to order code book go to www.nfpa.org)
- 2012 Uniform Mechanical Code
- 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code
To order code books for the Uniform codes go to www.iapmo.org - 2010 ADA Standards (ADA Requirements Overview, 2010 ADA - 5 Major Changes)
Local Amendments
Please refer to Chapter 8 and Chapter 14 of the Salina Municipal Code for the official version of the local code amendments.
Wanting to add a pool to your property? There are different types of pools that each have different requirements. Please see the helpful documents below:
Seasonal Swimming Pool: a pool designed to be set up and used for the spring/summer season and then taken down and stored for fall/winter (See applicable handout)
Permanent Above Ground Pool: a pool/hot tub/spa designed as a permanent fixture but is above ground (See applicable handout)
Permanent In-Ground Pool: a pool/hot tub/spa designed as a permanent fixture but is placed in-ground
Permits are required for all of three types of pools. Please see the submittal checklists below.
Submittal Checklist - Seasonal Swimming Pool
Submittal Checklist - Above Ground & In-Ground Permanent Pool
Need to drain your pool? Click here for guidance.
- 2012 International Building Code
- 2012 International Residential Code for One-Two Family Dwellings
- 2012 International Fire Code
- 2009 International Energy Conservation Code (NOTE: The 2012 IECC was originally adopted in October 2016, along with the other codes listed on this web page, and went into effect on January 1, 2017. Since that time, Ordinance No. 17-10892 was adopted on July 24, 2017 and is effective immediately. That ordinance repealed the 2012 IECC and adopted the 2009 IECC with local code amendments.)
To order code books for the International Codes go to www.iccsafe.org - 2011 National Electrical Code (to order code book go to www.nfpa.org)
- 2012 Uniform Mechanical Code
- 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code
To order code books for the Uniform codes go to www.iapmo.org - 2010 ADA Standards (ADA Requirements Overview, 2010 ADA - 5 Major Changes)
Local Amendments
Please refer to Chapter 8 and Chapter 14 of the Salina Municipal Code for the official version of the local code amendments.
Wanting to add a pool to your property? There are different types of pools that each have different requirements. Please see the helpful documents below:
Seasonal Swimming Pool: a pool designed to be set up and used for the spring/summer season and then taken down and stored for fall/winter (See applicable handout)
Permanent Above Ground Pool: a pool/hot tub/spa designed as a permanent fixture but is above ground (See applicable handout)
Permanent In-Ground Pool: a pool/hot tub/spa designed as a permanent fixture but is placed in-ground
Permits are required for all of three types of pools. Please see the submittal checklists below.
Submittal Checklist - Seasonal Swimming Pool
Submittal Checklist - Above Ground & In-Ground Permanent Pool
Need to drain your pool? Click here for guidance.
A "One Stop Shop" for homeowners and contractors for residential projects. Please see the associated services and links to get you to where you need to go.
If you have questions, please reach out to the Building Services division at [email protected] or call us at 785-309-5715.