Comanche County, TX
How permitting works in Texas
Texas counties do not adopt general building codes, but in unincorporated areas they still issue permits. Most require a development or floodplain permit for new structures, a septic (on-site sewage) permit where there is no sewer, and driveway or culvert permits on county roads. Some, like Denton County, require a development permit for any improvement, including pools. Land in a city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) usually gets its building permits from the county, not the city.
Cities permit inside their limits; counties permit development in unincorporated areas.
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Nearby jurisdictions in Texas
Permits issued by Comanche County, TX
Likely permitted by Comanche County, TX
Likely permitted by Comanche County, TX
Likely permitted by Brown County, TX
Permits issued by Comanche County, TX
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Likely permitted by Eastland County, TX
Permits issued by Erath County, TX