Engineering & Construction Services FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Generally yes – but there are several codes you must comply with to create a new lot. Requirements such as public water and sewer availability, street frontages, area of the proposed lots, etc. come into play and must be complied with to receive approval of such a request.
Our staff members are not surveyors and therefore cannot mark your property. We can research the property deeds and, in most cases, tell you the dimensions of your property.
The short answer is “Yes”, you probably do need a permit. To be safe, let’s talk and get the details of your plans for whatever improvement you are proposing to make to your property. Once our staff has an understanding of your planned work, we can advise you on any permits that may be needed, the time line to get those permits approved, and the cost of those permits.
The Midwest City Zoning Code establishes a total of 25 different zoning districts. Each district has its own rules and regulations as to what type of development is permitted. Before you purchase or lease a property, call us to make sure the property can be used in a manner that meets your needs.
We all see new construction being done on various properties, along the streets, or wherever. Many times we can identify the proposed work and inform you of the project being developed.
Companies or individuals seeking information regarding development of commercial or residential property should contact one of the following City of Midwest City staff personnel:
Patrick Menefee- City Engineer
Emily Richey - Current Planning Manager
Randall Fryar - Chief Building Official
