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After-the-Fact Storm Permitting
Penalties Waived Through December 31, 2025
Standard Permit Fees Still Apply
Homes in the Town of Belleair that sustained damage during Hurricanes Debby, Helene, or Milton must have permits for all repairs, even if the work is already completed. Permitted work protects your access to affordable insurance and keeps the Town of Belleair eligible for vital federal programs.
| Waiver Coverage: The information on this page applies only to properties located in the Town of Belleair. New Construction and Accessory Dwellings Excluded This waiver is not applicable to after-the-fact permits for accessory outdoor amenities- including, but not limited to a swimming pool, driveway, patios, screen cages and sheds. After- the-fact storm permits are also not applicable for new construction unrelated to storm damage. |
Why Apply for an After-the-Fact Storm Permit?
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Apply for an After-the-Fact Storm Permit
Instructions
Submit your after-the-fact permit application as soon as possible to avoid future enforcement, protect your NFIP flood insurance discount, and keep your property in good standing. Fees will be reinstated after Dec. 31, 2025.
Available Support for your After-the-Fact Storm Permit Start by calling (727) 588-1477 or emailing building@townofbelleair.net. Our staff will answer your questions, guide you through the steps, and confirm which documents you’ll need. Once you’re ready, bring your required documents directly to our office at 901 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Belleair (open Monday–Friday, 8:30am – 4:30pm). By preparing ahead, our staff can review your paperwork quickly. |
Gather your information: Be prepared to list all storm-damage repairs already completed or in progress. This includes drywall, flooring, cabinetry, doors, finishes, and any utility equipment or fixtures.
Submit your application online: Complete the application, and submit all required forms and support documents through our portal.
Pay standard permit fees: While penalties have been waived, standard permit fees apply. For residential homes, permit fees are based on the scope of construction.