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Hays County Revises Rebuilding Permit Process For Disaster Victims

RECONSTRUCTION PERMITTING PROCESS EASED FOR DISASTER VICTIMS IN UNINCORPORATED AREAS OF HAYS COUNTY
 
On Friday May 29, 2015, in an effort to better serve the victims of high winds, tornadoes, storms and floods in the unincorporated area of Hays County, the Commissioners Court authorized Development Services staff to streamline the application process for victims of the recent flood.
 
Staff was authorized to waive Hays County Development fees and applicants will not be required to submit proof that property taxes have been paid, as normally required in the application process. If the affected property parcel is not compliant with the County Development Regulations it will not have to be brought into compliance in order to obtain the permit.
 
Staff will be visiting affected areas and speaking directly with affected citizens to explain the permit process. The vast majority of permits will be issued to citizens on site. In the event substantial damage occurred to structures on the property, citizens will have to go through a more in-depth permit process but under the requirements adopted by Commissioners Court on May 29.
 
Anyone with questions about obtaining permits for rebuilding is asked to contact the Hays County Development Services Department at 512-393-2150 or permits@co.hays.tx.us.

“Memorial Weekend 2015 Flood” Permit Info

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