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Special business types, such as massage businesses and taxi businesses, have special licensing and permit requirements in Petaluma.

Building Permits New construction typically requires building permits, especially if you're adding more space to your home or a non-residential structure. To get more information about what scopes of work require building permits, please check our Building Division's permit page here. Site Plan and Architectural Review Certain expansions to existing buildings or new construction of...

Business & industrial storage, such as pallet racks (high piled storage), have special fire and building permit requirements. Find out more here.

Learn requirements for landscaping and trees for new construction, property upgrades, and renovations in the City of Petaluma.

Residential Equipment New furnace?  Water Hearer? AC Unit? Most equipment installations require permits. Residential  Building Permit Handouts Industrial Equipment Brewery Tanks, built in refrigeration & cooking equipment all require permits. The staff will need to see the specifications for the equipment, assure that the equipment is rated for earthquakes, and make sure the flooring under...

Do You Need a Permit? If you are doing any work on your home, you will likely need a permit - even for minor work like repairing a fence or changing out a window. And, there may be requirements or fees that apply to your project. Make sure you have the full scope of your...

Adding-on to Your Home or Business? Make sure you understand the full scope of your project before you start. Additions can trigger fees, code upgrades and more that can cost money and add time to your project. Impact Fees When you add square footage to your property, you will be required to pay fees to...

Petaluma requires an encroachment permit for activities that intrude--or encroach--on public property or public right of way, such as streets and sidewalks.

Petaluma Police Department has special services programs to meet community needs in areas such as homelessness and mental health.