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Route a building permit question in Pasco County

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The permit issuer depends on confirmed jurisdiction. PascoGateway serves county applications; municipalities have their own processes, and San Antonio and St. Leo require local review before Dade City building processing.

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Steps

  1. 1

    Establish jurisdiction

    Use the exact situs address and boundary evidence. A New Port Richey mailing address can be unincorporated; mailing city is not controlling.

    pascocountyfl.net/Services/GIS
  2. 2

    Open the issuer's official instructions

    For unincorporated property, start with Pasco County Building Construction Services and PascoGateway. For municipal property, follow the city/town's current building instructions.

    pascocountyfl.net/Services/Building-Construction
  3. 3

    Check prerequisite local review

    San Antonio requires city approval before Dade City Building Department submission. St. Leo requires a zoning-compliance step before Dade City building review. New Port Richey currently describes email or in-person building applications rather than Citizen Access Portal submittal.

    cityofsanantoniofl.com/building-permits
  4. 4

    Confirm project-specific submittals and fees

    Ask the issuing office for current applications, plans, contractor documents, separate zoning/flood/fire reviews, fees and inspection requirements. This guide does not estimate fees or approval time.

    pascofl.portal.opengov.com/