If there is a red tag issued, the inspector will retain the request until the Owner or Contractor calls for re-inspection.
If inspection does not pass, the inspector will issue a red tag with a list of the problems that need correcting.
The Inspector will go to the job site. When the Owner or Contractor calls for an inspection, an inspection ticket is generated and given to the proper inspector. Electrical, plumbing and mechanical contractors must call for their own permits. The Owner or Contractor is responsible for calling for all inspections. The Contractor will receive a copy of all paperwork filled out for the permit. The Contractors' signatures are required in receipt of all paperwork. The Contractor will be given a copy of general sub list to be filled out and returned to the City of Opelika Revenue Department, located at the City Hall:. Note: Sewer assessment fees must be paid before a permit will be issued. Permit fees are collected and the Permit is issued. Permit applications are then filled out. Note: If the contract cost exceeds $250,000, there will be a plan review fee collected. The Owner or Developer will be asked to submit complete contract costs. The permit application check list must be completed. Note: Local and State Licenses must be verified. Once all approvals have been received by Building Inspection, the Owner or Contractor will be notified. If there are any corrections to be made, the Architect will be notified to make changes and re-submit plans for review. Approvals will be submitted in writing to the Building Inspection Department. Each Department will review the plans. 
A Fire Inspector will also be notified to review the plans for Fire Codes. Plans are distributed between the Planning Department, Engineering Department, and the Building Inspection Departments, respectively.Note: Site plan must show flood certification information. If this is a "place of assembly," the drawings are required to be stamped and signed on each page by an Engineer. Three additional landscape plans are required.
Sprinkler plans will also need to be submitted, if it applies. The Owner, Developer or Architect submits three complete sets of plans to include: site plan, foundation plan, floor plan, electrical, plumbing and mechanical plans.Application Procedures for Commercial Building Permits
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