City of Irvine

In general, permits are required for most construction or repair activities regulated by code. Exceptions are listed below. In such cases, the work must still conform to all technical codes and applicable city, county, and state ordinances. Please also consult with your Homeowners Association to see if your project is allowed within your association's CC&Rs.

Common projects are grouped and categorized below. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Permit Processing Center at 949-724-6313.

The City of Irvine is accepting applications for two vacant board member positions on the Irvine Community Alliance Fund (ICAF) Board. ICAF, comprised of seven board members, is a nonprofit

The Irvine Animal Care Center will host its 15th annual Super Pet Adoption event Sunday, June 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year’s event will require advance registration to better ensure a socially

The City of Irvine was distinctly designed to be built as a place where not only our residents would succeed, but the land itself. Long before our City's incorporation the groundwork was laid to

The City of Irvine is excited to announce the reopening of Plaza Neighborhood Park playground after undergoing renovations. Improvements to the neighborhood park include new playground equipment,

Overview

• You will need to submit your permit application and required documents via email to buildingplancheck@cityofirvine.org
• Special conditions apply to this type of permit. Click here to review the special conditions

Mayor Farrah N. Khan has joined together in the US Conference of Mayors Vaccine Challenge to get 70% of American adults vaccinated with at least one shot before July 4 – but she is taking it a step

 

​Submittal Instructions

1. Please complete the application form. For best results use Google Chrome browser. 
2. Ensure the application materials comply with the Special Conditions*

 

A Tree Removal Permit is Required For

• Trees located in the public right-of-way (including the landscaped median next to the sidewalk of most homes and buildings, or along the paseo, or open space of the side or rear yard areas)
• Trees considered significant by the City of Irvine Municipal Code, including trees in established eucalyptus windrows

The City of Irvine is offering COVID-19 vaccinations at convenient neighborhood locations on weekends and evenings to provide more opportunities for the public to get vaccinated. Appointments are required and can be scheduled at yourirvine.org. All vaccines are administered free of charge.

See below for a list of all City of Irvine COVID-19 vaccination clinics.