Attached and Detached Residential Deck Handout - City of Williston, North Dakota

Attached and Detached Residential Deck Handout is a legal document that was released by the Building Safety Department - City of Williston, North Dakota - a government authority operating within North Dakota. The form may be used strictly within City of Williston.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the Attached and Detached Residential Deck Handout?
A: The handout provides information and guidelines for the construction of residential decks in Williston, North Dakota.

Q: What is an attached residential deck?
A: An attached residential deck is a deck that is connected to the house or structure.

Q: What is a detached residential deck?
A: A detached residential deck is a deck that is not connected to the house or structure.

Q: Why is a permit required to build a residential deck?
A: A permit is required to ensure that the deck is constructed safely and meets building codes and regulations.

Q: How do I apply for a permit to build a residential deck?
A: You can apply for a permit by submitting the necessary documents and fees to the City of Williston.

Q: What are the requirements for the size of a residential deck?
A: The size of a residential deck should comply with the setback and lot coverage requirements set by the City of Williston.

Q: Are there any specific construction standards for residential decks?
A: Yes, the handout provides construction standards for the framing, decking, railing, and stairs of residential decks.

Q: Can I install a hot tub or grill on a residential deck?
A: Yes, you can install a hot tub or grill on a residential deck, but there are specific requirements and guidelines that must be followed.

Q: What is the inspection process for a residential deck?
A: The residential deck will undergo inspections at various stages of construction to ensure compliance with building codes and regulations.