Do You Need a Permit? If you are using a tool to repair any part of a structure, a shovel to renovate a large section of landscaping, or installing new equipment, chances are you will need a permit. If you are staring a new business that involves a new space you will also likely need...
We have records to track decisions and discussion by the City Council. We also have police reports, water testing reports, maps, permits and much more.
Changes of Building Occupancy or Land Use Changing how a space or land is used may require permits. This is because each parcel of land in the City has a specific zoning designation that governs what uses can operate at that location. Additionally, each building has a designated occupancy type that corresponds to structural and...
Zoning Codes and maps inform Planning staff of what specific activities can be done on a property and where. If you are on this page to look up the zoning for a specific property, you should start with our Zoning Map. Once you know the Zoning District, you can find the requirements in the Implementing...
All entitlements administered by the Planning Division require completed application forms and checklists. If you have questions on how to fill out applications or what materials are required, contact the Planning Division. The application types below are organized alphabetically by type with all required forms provided under each type. Common Forms General Application Cost Recovery...
Petaluma has helped build several dozen affordable housing developments. These complexes offer safe and affordable housing to families and seniors earning low incomes. Click on the map to learn more.
Petaluma hosts a spectrum of public art from murals, memorials, to larger-than-life sculptures. Green icons are City-funded artworks from the Public Art Fund. Blue icons are public artworks funded from other sources, including private organizations and groups. Click on the map icons to learn more about Petaluma's public artworks! *Locations and information on map are...
