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1. Where is the Community Development Department located?

Both Community Development and Public Works are located at 80 Columbia Ave., Marysville, WA 98270. See map for directions

2. What are your hours?

Normal business hours are 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, excluding official holidays.

3. What is my zoning?

Download the City zoning map to look up the designation for your property.

See zoning map

4. Are maps for sale?

Yes, zoning, comprehensive plan and streets maps for sale. Cost is $11 for large maps and $3 for small maps. Also see our maps page to download maps in pdf format. Please call (360) 363-8100 for more information.

5. Do I need a building permit?

It depends. Any structure over 120 sq. ft. or any addition to an existing structure will require a building permit. Signs, demolitions, grading, mechanical or electrical work, and re-roofing will also require a permit.

6. Is my residence inside city limits?

To find out, you can refer to the city map to see if your residence is within city limits. City of Marysville street map

7. Are there wetlands on a property I'm interested in?

The only way to know if there are wetlands on a given property is to have a wetland survey done. The city maintains a list of qualified wetland consultants. Reports from consultants on this list will be accepted by the city; reports from other consultants may be challenged. Call (360) 363-8100 to request a list of qualified wetland consultants.

8. What are your permit turnaround times?

It varies depending on the type of permit requested. Read our annual report on permit turnaround times

9. Where can I download permits and other forms?

We have a variety of permits and forms online. Our Combined Building Permit covers most mechanical, plumbing or building needs. You can also find a Grading Permit, Sign Permit and Demolition Permit on our online document center.

10. Do I need a building permit?

Not always. Certain types of fencing, retaining walls and sheds are exempt from building permits if they meet specific conditions. Click on the Exempted Work form to find out if you