Landmark Preservation staff reviews the designs of proposed exterior alterations, additions to buildings, new construction, signs, and non-vegetative site work for properties located within the boundaries of an historic district or for a property designated a Denver landmark. In turn, a Landmark inspection is required in order to ensure that the work being done matches the approved plans.
What to expect from your Landmark inspection:
- The Landmark inspector will check to see if the work complies with the Denver Zoning Code, the Landmark Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) and the approved set of Landmark plans.
- NOTE: Any changes made after your plans have been approved must be submitted for review and approval again. Changes made without Landmark approval will cause your inspection to be denied.
How to schedule a final inspection or Certificate of Occupancy (CO) inspection for Landmark:
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Visit e-permits and click "Enter E-Permits"
- New users will need to create an account
- In e-permits, click the “Development Services” tab and then either:
- Select the permit record from your “My Records” list (which will populate after your contractor’s license has been added to your e-permits account) OR
- Search for the permit. Type the permit number in the Record Number box and hit search.
- Once on the correct permit page, go to "Record Info" > "Inspections"
- Click “Schedule or Request an Inspection”
- Select "Zoning CO" to schedule either a final inspection, or a final CO inspection
