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CHICAGO- The City of Chicago recently introduced a "paperless" program for electronic plan review and permit filing. Firms can now submit applications for a green building permit via the pilot program, which involves uploading files to the City's plan review website.
A green building permit applies to projects incorporating sustainable design or green initiatives. The city's new system is expected to eliminate the need to physically transport and file hardcopy plans and permit applications.
On the city's plan review website, projects are assigned specific electronic folders. Required applications, as well as general information describing requirements for submittals, are available for download. The centralized location of drawings, plans, specifications, applications and corrections, allows access to the most current project information for architects and reviewers. The website also provides links to the City of Chicago Building Code.
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