how to look up permitting in local counties

[thensley1983]

i'm in kentucky i was wanting to keep up with the sprint network vision upgrades for this area how would i look up the contractor or address of the towers so i can post on here permitting for sprint nv upgrades as they come in??

[chaddy0122]

i'm in kentucky i was wanting to keep up with the sprint network vision upgrades for this area how would i look up the contractor or address of the towers so i can post on here permitting for sprint nv upgrades as they come in??

 

You just have to do google searches, for instance, "Kenton County KY building permits". The county is the best place to start. You will find as you look and dig around that some cities do their own building permits and some counties and most cities don't have their building permit information online. I'm sure the state of Kentucky does their own permitting too, for towers that are on state property (ex: highways, state parks, waste treatment plants, etc.)

 

Cincinnati and Hamilton County are a pain though. They require you to know the exact address and street name to do any type of building permit searches. As of right now, I don't know of any maps that have the known site address for the city or the county.

 

Hope this helps.

[thensley1983]

You just have to do google searches, for instance, "Kenton County KY building permits". The county is the best place to start. You will find as you look and dig around that some cities do their own building permits and some counties and most cities don't have their building permit information online. I'm sure the state of Kentucky does their own permitting too, for towers that are on state property (ex: highways, state parks, waste treatment plants, etc.)

 

Cincinnati and Hamilton County are a pain though. They require you to know the exact address and street name to do any type of building permit searches. As of right now, I don't know of any maps that have the known site address for the city or the county.

 

Hope this helps.

same for boone county you have to know the permit number contractor name or site address to get any info on the permits its a pain in the butt but at least i know i have to work my butt off fun times thanks again

[blkkatana]

There are a couple of user generated permit maps on the sponsor forums. Chaddy does one I believe for Dayton. But for much better info Robert has a map tracking NV sites including in progress sites (someone has seen work at the tower) and working sites (that are Sprint Approved sites). I would really recommend donating a couple of dollars if you are more interested.

[bgguy]

I don't know how accurate they are, but the paper in Bowling Green prints building permits in the paper and on the website. That might be a place to keep an eye on.

[S4GRU]

Every permit jurisdiction is different.

 

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