Mission Statement
Mission Statement
The Calhoun County Building Inspector, also serving as the Subdivision Officer and Planning and Development Officer, is dedicated to steering responsible land use administration in Calhoun County through the meticulous enforcement of four key ordinances. Our mission is to safeguard the well-being of the community and its environment by overseeing the administration of the Calhoun County Flood Plain Ordinance, Mobile Home Trailer Park Ordinance, Zoning Ordinance of 1971, and Subdivision Ordinance. Through collaboration, inspections, and transparent communication, we aim to ensure compliance with regulations, foster sustainable development, and contribute to the overall resilience and harmony of the county.
Code of Ethic
Integrity and Accountability
Uphold the highest standards of integrity and accountability in administering ordinances, ensuring that all actions are conducted with fairness and transparency.
Community Engagement
Engage proactively with the community to provide information, assistance, and guidance on permit procedures, land development regulations, and environmental considerations.
Environmental Stewardship
Prioritize environmental considerations in the administration of ordinances, recognizing the impact on floodplains, mobile home parks, zoning areas, and subdivisions.
Professionalism and Continuous Learning
Commit to continuous professional development to stay informed about evolving land use practices, legal requirements, and technological advancements.
Efficient Permitting and Inspection
Process building permits efficiently under the Zoning Ordinance of 1971, ensuring compliance with layout plans and conducting inspections to guarantee adherence to ordinance provisions.
Documentation and Records Management
Maintain accurate and organized records for public inspection, including certificates of occupancy, flood data, SFHA maps, and records of construction authorizations, elevations, and floodproofing for buildings constructed under the Flood Plain Ordinance.
Cooperation with Authorities
Cooperate with state and federal agencies, including floodplain management authorities, to enhance data accuracy, base floodplain management, and overall ordinance administration.
Community Notification
Notify relevant stakeholders, including sub dividers, in a timely manner, providing written results of inspections, completion notification.