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Q: Do I need a site plan for a permit in Kansas?

Yes — most Kansas jurisdictions require a site plan as part of any building, fencing, deck, addition, or accessory structure permit application. Because Kansas has no statewide residential building code, permit requirements are set entirely at the city or county level, but major jurisdictions are consistent on this point: Shawnee County (Topeka) requires a site plan for every building permit application including fence and sign permits; Sedgwick County's Metro Area Building and Construction Department (MABCD) requires site plans for new residences and accessory structures; and Overland Park requires a plot plan or site plan as part of its fence permit application. In Johnson County cities like Olathe and Lenexa, site plans are submitted through the MGOCONNECT online portal, while Lawrence uses the EPL system and Overland Park uses ePLACE. Our site plans are not a survey, nor are they intended to replace one — they are professionally drafted drawings created to help you move through the permitting process quickly and affordably.

Q: Is a site plan the same as a survey in Kansas?

No — a site plan and a land survey are two different documents that serve different purposes. Our site plans are not a survey, nor are they intended to replace one. A licensed survey is a legally certified document prepared by a Kansas-registered land surveyor and is required for specific situations such as obtaining a FEMA Elevation Certificate for floodplain properties or establishing legal property boundaries in a dispute. A site plan, by contrast, is a scaled drawing that shows your property layout, structures, setbacks, and proposed improvements — exactly what Kansas building departments and HOAs need to review and approve a permit application. If your project requires an actual survey, we recommend contacting a licensed Kansas land surveyor directly.

Q: How quickly can I get a site plan in Kansas?

Every Kansas order is delivered within 24 hours — guaranteed, with no site visit required and no scheduling delays. Simply place your order online, provide your property address and project details, and our Drafterra Certified drafters will produce your plan remotely. There is no need to wait for a surveyor appointment or an in-person inspection, which means you can move forward with your permit application at Overland Park's ePLACE portal, Johnson County's MGOCONNECT system, Lawrence's EPL platform, Sedgwick County's MABCD portal, or your local building department without losing days to scheduling. Twenty-four-hour turnaround is our standard for every Kansas order — not a rush upgrade.

Q: How much does a site plan cost in Kansas?

MySitePlan's Kansas site plans start at $99 — a flat rate with no hidden fees, no surveyor costs, and no travel charges. We offer five plan tiers: the Basic Plot Plan ($99) covers property lines, the primary structure roofline, lot dimensions, a north arrow, and scale; the Medium Site Plan ($119, our most popular option) adds measurements between features, trees, driveway, accessory structures, and swimming pool — making it the right choice for most Kansas building, fence, deck, and HOA permit applications; the Detailed Site Plan ($159) adds paths, shrubs, landscaping, septic, and utilities; the Commercial Detailed ($179) includes parking, ingress/egress, dumpster areas, and parking spaces; and the Commercial "The Works" ($279) adds legal setbacks, a custom size, DWG file, topography, impervious surface calculations, and a vicinity map. Compared to hiring a surveyor or a design professional for plan preparation, MySitePlan's flat-rate pricing delivers a permit-ready drawing at a fraction of the cost.

Q: What is included in a Kansas site plan from MySitePlan?

Every MySitePlan site plan includes the core elements Kansas building departments require: property lines, the primary structure roofline, lot dimensions, a north arrow, and a drawn-to-scale layout. The plan tier you choose determines how much additional detail is included. The Medium Site Plan ($119) — the most popular choice for Kansas permits — adds measurements between structures, driveway, trees, accessory structures, and swimming pool, meeting the site plan requirements for the vast majority of residential building, fence, deck, addition, and HOA applications across Shawnee County, Sedgwick County, Johnson County, and the Kansas City metro area. For commercial projects in Shawnee County, which require off-street parking, landscaping, signage, exterior lighting, screening, and stormwater flow direction, our Commercial Detailed ($179) or Commercial "The Works" ($279) plans provide that level of detail. If your building department requests any changes after submission, we will revise your plan at no additional charge.

Q: What information do I need to provide to order a Kansas site plan?

All you need to provide is your property address and a brief description of your project — no site visit, no measurements, and no existing survey are required to place your order. Our Drafterra Certified drafters use GIS lot-line data and satellite imagery to locate your property and draft your plan remotely. If you have an existing survey, plat, or site photos that might clarify project details, you are welcome to include them and our team will incorporate that information — but they are not required to get started. Once your order is placed, your plan will be delivered within 24 hours, ready to submit to your local Kansas building department, HOA, or planning office.

Q: Will my site plan be accepted by Kansas city and county building departments?

Yes — MySitePlan has delivered more than 80,000 site plans nationwide, and our drawings are routinely accepted by Kansas building departments and planning offices across the state. Customers in Wichita have used our plans with Sedgwick County's MABCD; homeowners in Topeka have submitted them to the Shawnee County Land Use and Development Department; and contractors in Overland Park, Olathe, Lawrence, Lenexa, and Kansas City, KS have used our site plans to satisfy local permit requirements. Because Kansas permit requirements vary by jurisdiction, we recommend confirming the specific submission format your local department requires — but in the vast majority of residential permit situations, our plans are formatted to meet those standards. If a building department requests any revisions, we will update your plan at no additional cost.

Q: Do I need a site plan for a fence permit in Kansas?

Yes — many Kansas jurisdictions require a site plan as part of a fence permit application, and requirements vary significantly by city and county. Shawnee County is one of the most explicit: it requires a site plan for all building permit applications, and fence permits are processed the same way as any other building permit — the plan must be drawn to scale, show property lines, setbacks, existing structures, and stormwater flow. Overland Park requires a fence permit for all new fences and mandates a plot plan or site plan as part of that application; fences in a floodway additionally require a floodplain development permit. Johnson County exempts fences under seven feet from a building permit but still requires property owners to contact the Planning Department, and setback requirements apply regardless. Even in jurisdictions that do not require a formal fence permit, having a site plan on hand that shows your property lines and proposed fence location can prevent setback violations and disputes with neighbors. Our Medium Site Plan at $119 is the right choice for most Kansas fence permit applications.

Q: Can I use a MySitePlan site plan for my HOA in Kansas?

Yes — our site plans are widely used for HOA architectural review submissions across Kansas, and they are well-suited for this purpose. Common HOA-triggered projects in Kansas communities include adding a fence, deck, shed, detached garage, carport, swimming pool, or exterior modification that requires architectural committee approval before work can begin. HOAs typically want to see a scaled drawing that shows the location of the proposed improvement relative to property lines, existing structures, and setbacks — exactly what our Medium Site Plan ($119) provides. Submitting a clear, professionally drafted site plan with your HOA application demonstrates that your project is well-planned and helps move the approval process forward. If your HOA requests any changes to the drawing, we will revise it at no additional charge.

Q: Why should I trust MySitePlan with my Kansas project?

MySitePlan is a veteran-owned company with over 10 years in business, more than 80,000 site plans delivered, and more than 8,000 verified five-star reviews — making us the largest provider of remote site plans in the United States. Every plan is produced by a Drafterra Certified drafter, meaning your drawing meets a high standard of technical proficiency and is formatted to the specifications Kansas building departments and HOAs expect. Our flat-rate pricing, 24-hour turnaround, and free revision policy mean there are no surprises and no delays — just a professional, permit-ready site plan delivered to your inbox. Whether you are a homeowner in Wichita pulling a deck permit, a contractor in Overland Park submitting to ePLACE, or a developer in the Kansas City metro working with the Unified Government of Wyandotte County, MySitePlan gives you the documentation you need to move your project forward with confidence.

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Why Choose MySitePlan for Kansas Site Plans

Whether you need a site plan for a building permit, fencing permit, deck permit, or HOA submission anywhere in Kansas — from Wichita and Overland Park to Kansas City (KCK), Topeka, Lawrence, Olathe, Lenexa, and Shawnee — MySitePlan delivers professionally drafted, permit-ready plans in 24 hours, starting at just $99.

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Kansas Site Plan & Permit Requirements

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Kansas has no statewide residential building code — every permit requirement is set at the city or county level. What Shawnee County requires in Topeka can differ meaningfully from what Overland Park, Lawrence, or Wichita demands. Always confirm requirements with your local building department before you begin.

Despite those local variations, one thing is consistent across Kansas: most significant construction projects require a site plan as part of the permit application. Shawnee County (via snco.gov) explicitly requires a site plan for every building permit application — including fence and sign permits. Sedgwick County's MABCD (via sedgwickcounty.org) requires site plans for new residences and accessory structures, cross-checking them against FEMA floodplain maps, easements, and rights-of-way.

Permit portals also vary by city: Johnson County uses MGOCONNECT, Overland Park uses ePLACE, Lawrence uses EPL, and Sedgwick County handles Wichita-area permits through the MABCD portal. Each system has its own submission checklist, but a properly drafted site plan is a near-universal requirement across all of them.

Common Kansas Projects That Require a Site Plan

Here are the most common project types that trigger a site plan requirement across Kansas jurisdictions:

New home construction — required by building departments in every major Kansas city and county, including Wichita, Topeka, Olathe, and Lenexa
Room additions — including garage additions and second-story expansions throughout Kansas
Garage and accessory structure permits — required when structures exceed local thresholds (typically 120–200 sq ft depending on jurisdiction); setbacks apply even to exempt structures
Deck permits — Kansas generally follows the IRC; permits are required for decks over 30 inches above finished grade or exceeding approximately 200 sq ft
Fence permits — required in Shawnee County for all fences; Overland Park requires a plot plan as part of the fence permit application
Sign permits — Shawnee County requires a site plan with all sign permit applications
Demolition permits — required in most Kansas jurisdictions; Shawnee County may waive the site plan only if the structure to be demolished is adequately documented
Swimming pool permits — a site plan showing setbacks and pool location is standard across Kansas building departments
Commercial building permits — Sedgwick County requires plans prepared by a Kansas-licensed design professional; commercial site plans must show parking, landscaping, signage, and stormwater flow
Floodplain development permits — properties in the 100-year floodplain statewide require a Floodplain Development Permit Application; a FEMA Elevation Certificate by a Kansas-registered land surveyor may also be required
Landscape and grading permits — land-disturbing projects of one acre or more require NPDES stormwater permit coverage in Kansas
Driveway permits — required in many Kansas counties as part of new construction or site improvement applications
HOA architectural approval submissions — many Kansas HOAs in Johnson County, Lenexa, and Shawnee require a site plan alongside any exterior improvement request
Rezoning and special use permit applications — zoning compliance reviews and conditional-use petitions typically require a detailed site plan showing existing and proposed conditions

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Kansas's Unique Permitting Environment

Because Kansas has no centralized residential building code, local rules diverge in important ways. Johnson County exempts fences under 7 feet from a building permit but still requires planning department review; Wichita exempts accessory structures under 200 sq ft from permits, but setback requirements remain in effect regardless. Franklin County requires a site plan showing estimated distances from property lines even for agricultural exemption affidavits — a requirement that surprises many rural property owners.

Stormwater and floodplain regulations add another layer of complexity for Kansas property owners. Projects disturbing one acre or more require NPDES construction stormwater permit coverage and a SWPPP prepared or supervised by a Kansas-licensed Professional Engineer — a stricter standard than neighboring Missouri. Properties in the 100-year floodplain need a Floodplain Development Permit, and Overland Park adds a no-rise certificate requirement for any fence in the floodway. If your project involves floodplain, stormwater engineering, or a FEMA Elevation Certificate, your building department can direct you to the appropriate licensed professionals — MySitePlan's plans are not engineering documents and are not a substitute for those certifications.

How MySitePlan Works for Kansas Property Owners

Ordering is simple: provide your Kansas property address and project details online, and your Drafterra Certified drafter will return a professionally drafted site plan within 24 hours — no scheduling, no site visit required. Choose the plan tier that matches your project scope.

Basic Site Plan — $99: Property lines, primary structure roofline, lot dimensions, north arrow, and scale. Great for project planning and simple permit applications.
Medium Site Plan — $119 (most popular): Adds measurements between features, trees, driveway, accessory structures, and swimming pool. Ideal for most Kansas building permit and HOA applications.
Detailed Site Plan — $159: Adds paths, shrubs, lawn, landscaping, and utility/septic locations. The highest level of residential detail.
Commercial Site Plan — $179: Includes parking layout, ingress/egress, dumpster areas, and parking space counts — suited for Sedgwick County and Johnson County commercial permit submissions.
Commercial "The Works" — $279: Adds legal setbacks, custom size, DWG file, topography, impervious surface calculation, and vicinity map — a strong fit for complex Kansas commercial projects.

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If you're navigating the Kansas permitting process for the first time, our guide to getting your online permit walks through what to expect when submitting through portals like ePLACE, MGOCONNECT, or EPL. When you're ready to order, MySitePlan makes it fast, affordable, and straightforward — so you can move your Kansas project forward without delay.

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County	Permit Authority	Site Plan Notes
Johnson County	Johnson County Building Codes Department (MGOCONNECT portal)	Online permit submission required via MGOCONNECT as of January 1, 2020. Fence permits under 7 feet do not require a building permit, but contact with the Planning Department is still required; all structures must meet setback requirements regardless of permit-exempt status.
Sedgwick County	Sedgwick County Metropolitan Area Building & Construction Department (MABCD)	Site plan and road/driveway approval permit required for all new residential construction. MABCD staff verify zoning and check site plans against FEMA flood zones, easements, and rights-of-way. Commercial plan reviews must be prepared by a Kansas-licensed design professional.
Shawnee County	Shawnee County Land Use & Development Department	Site plan required for ALL building permit applications, including fence and sign permits. Plans must be drawn to scale and show property lines, setbacks, stormwater flow direction, floodplain boundaries, and distances to existing structures. Commercial site plans must also include parking, landscaping, signage, exterior lighting, and screening.
Wyandotte County	Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS — Development Services	Permits for Kansas City, KS are reviewed by the Unified Government's Development Review Committee. Site plans are required for new construction and commercial projects; verify current submission requirements directly with Development Services.
Douglas County	City of Lawrence Building Safety Division (EPL portal)	Lawrence uses the Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EPL) digital submission system for building permits. Site plans are required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures; submit through the EPL portal via the Building Safety Division.
Leavenworth County	Leavenworth County Planning & Zoning Department	Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. The City of Leavenworth handles permits independently; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Riley County	Riley County Planning & Zoning Department	Home to Manhattan (Kansas State University area); site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Riley County. The City of Manhattan maintains its own building department and permit process.
Butler County	Butler County Planning & Zoning	Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. El Dorado and other municipalities maintain independent building departments; verify with your specific city or county office.
Saline County	Saline County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Salina. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Saline County. The City of Salina operates its own building department; verify current site plan requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Reno County	Reno County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Hutchinson. Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. The City of Hutchinson handles its own permits; contact the appropriate jurisdiction to confirm site plan requirements.
Geary County	Geary County Planning & Zoning	Home to Junction City. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Geary County. Junction City operates its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Pottawatomie County	Pottawatomie County Planning & Zoning	Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. Wamego and St. Marys maintain independent permit processes; confirm requirements with your specific municipality or the county office.
Crawford County	Crawford County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Girard; Pittsburg is the largest city. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Crawford County. The City of Pittsburg operates its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Lyon County	Lyon County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Emporia. Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated Lyon County. The City of Emporia maintains its own building permit process; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Ford County	Ford County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Dodge City. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Ford County. The City of Dodge City operates its own building department; confirm current site plan requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Finney County	Finney County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Garden City. Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures. The City of Garden City operates its own building department; verify site plan requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Harvey County	Harvey County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Newton. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Harvey County. Newton and other municipalities maintain their own building departments; confirm requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Ellis County	Ellis County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Hays. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Ellis County. The City of Hays operates its own building department; verify current site plan requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Montgomery County	Montgomery County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Independence; Coffeyville is the largest city. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Individual cities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
McPherson County	McPherson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is McPherson. Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. The City of McPherson maintains its own building permit process; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Cowley County	Cowley County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Winfield; Arkansas City is also a major city. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Cowley County. Individual cities operate their own building departments; confirm requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Miami County	Miami County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Paola. Located in the Kansas City metro fringe, Miami County sees active residential development; site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. Verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Sumner County	Sumner County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Wellington. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Sumner County. Wellington and other municipalities maintain independent building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Franklin County	Franklin County Planning & Zoning	Site plans required for accessory structures, showing distances from all property lines. Notably, Franklin County requires a site plan even for agricultural exemption affidavits — one of the more explicit rural site plan mandates in the state. Ottawa is the county seat.
Atchison County	Atchison County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Atchison. Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. The City of Atchison maintains its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Cherokee County	Cherokee County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Columbus. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Cherokee County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; confirm site plan requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Labette County	Labette County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Oswego; Parsons is the largest city. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Parsons and other cities maintain independent building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Seward County	Seward County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Liberal. Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated Seward County. The City of Liberal operates its own building department; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Dickinson County	Dickinson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Abilene. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Dickinson County. The City of Abilene maintains its own building permit process; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Bourbon County	Bourbon County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Fort Scott. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Bourbon County. The City of Fort Scott operates its own building department; confirm requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Neosho County	Neosho County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Erie; Chanute is the largest city. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Chanute and other cities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Allen County	Allen County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Iola. Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated Allen County. The City of Iola operates its own building department; verify site plan requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Brown County	Brown County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Hiawatha. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Brown County. Hiawatha and other municipalities maintain independent building departments; confirm requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Marshall County	Marshall County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Marysville. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Marshall County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Jefferson County	Jefferson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Oskaloosa. Jefferson County borders the Lawrence and Topeka metro areas, making it an active area for rural residential development. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas; verify requirements with the county office.
Wabaunsee County	Wabaunsee County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Alma. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Wabaunsee County. Setback requirements apply to all structures regardless of permit-exempt status, consistent with Kansas-wide standards.
Wilson County	Wilson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Fredonia. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Wilson County. Fredonia and other municipalities maintain independent building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Marion County	Marion County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Marion. Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. Individual cities maintain their own building departments; confirm requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Doniphan County	Doniphan County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Troy. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Doniphan County. Floodplain development along the Missouri River corridor requires a Floodplain Development Permit and a FEMA Elevation Certificate prepared by a Kansas-registered land surveyor.
Linn County	Linn County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Mound City. Site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Linn County. Linn County borders Missouri and sees active rural residential development; verify current site plan requirements with the county office.
Anderson County	Anderson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Garnett. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Anderson County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Osage County	Osage County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Lyndon. Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated Osage County. Osage County borders Shawnee County and shares many residential development patterns; confirm requirements with the county office.
Coffey County	Coffey County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Burlington. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Coffey County. Burlington and other municipalities maintain independent building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Republic County	Republic County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Belleville. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Republic County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Russell County	Russell County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Russell. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Russell County. The City of Russell maintains its own building permit process; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Smith County	Smith County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Smith Center. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Smith County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Mitchell County	Mitchell County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Beloit. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Mitchell County. The City of Beloit maintains its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Norton County	Norton County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Norton. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Norton County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; confirm requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Pawnee County	Pawnee County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Larned. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Pawnee County. Larned and other municipalities handle permits independently; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Stafford County	Stafford County Planning & Zoning	County seat is St. John. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Stafford County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Pratt County	Pratt County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Pratt. Site plans required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated Pratt County. The City of Pratt operates its own building department; verify current site plan requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Barton County	Barton County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Great Bend. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Barton County. The City of Great Bend maintains its own building permit process; confirm requirements with the applicable city or county office before submitting.
Rice County	Rice County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Lyons. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Rice County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Kingman County	Kingman County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Kingman. Site plans typically required for new construction, additions, and accessory structures in unincorporated areas. The City of Kingman maintains its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Harper County	Harper County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Anthony. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Harper County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; confirm requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Barber County	Barber County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Medicine Lodge. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Barber County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Edwards County	Edwards County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Kinsley. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Edwards County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Hodgeman County	Hodgeman County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Jetmore. One of Kansas's less populous counties; site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Lane County	Lane County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Dighton. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Lane County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Scott County	Scott County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Scott City. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Scott County. The City of Scott City handles its own permits; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office before submitting.
Wichita County	Wichita County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Leoti (not to be confused with the city of Wichita in Sedgwick County). Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Wichita County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Greeley County	Greeley County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Tribune. One of the least populous counties in Kansas; site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Wallace County	Wallace County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Sharon Springs. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Wallace County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Logan County	Logan County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Oakley. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Logan County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Gove County	Gove County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Gove City. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Gove County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Trego County	Trego County Planning & Zoning	County seat is WaKeeney. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Trego County. WaKeeney and other municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Sheridan County	Sheridan County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Hoxie. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Sheridan County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Decatur County	Decatur County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Oberlin. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Decatur County. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Rawlins County	Rawlins County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Atwood. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Rawlins County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Cheyenne County	Cheyenne County Planning & Zoning	County seat is St. Francis. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Cheyenne County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Sherman County	Sherman County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Goodland. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Sherman County. The City of Goodland operates its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Thomas County	Thomas County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Colby. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Thomas County. The City of Colby operates its own building department; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Graham County	Graham County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Hill City. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Graham County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Phillips County	Phillips County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Phillipsburg. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Phillips County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Rooks County	Rooks County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Stockton. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Rooks County. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Osborne County	Osborne County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Osborne. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Osborne County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Jewell County	Jewell County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Mankato. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Jewell County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Cloud County	Cloud County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Concordia. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Cloud County. The City of Concordia maintains its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Ottawa County	Ottawa County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Minneapolis. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Ottawa County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Lincoln County	Lincoln County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Lincoln Center. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Lincoln County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Ellsworth County	Ellsworth County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Ellsworth. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Ellsworth County. The City of Ellsworth operates its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Rush County	Rush County Planning & Zoning	County seat is LaCrosse. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Rush County. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Ness County	Ness County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Ness City. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Ness County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Hamilton County	Hamilton County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Syracuse. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Hamilton County. The City of Syracuse handles its own permits; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office before submitting.
Kearny County	Kearny County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Lakin. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Kearny County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Stanton County	Stanton County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Johnson City. One of Kansas's smaller counties by population; site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Grant County	Grant County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Ulysses. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Grant County. The City of Ulysses operates its own building department; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Haskell County	Haskell County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Sublette. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Haskell County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Stevens County	Stevens County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Hugoton. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Stevens County. The City of Hugoton maintains its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Morton County	Morton County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Elkhart. Located in the southwest corner of Kansas; site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Morton County. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Meade County	Meade County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Meade. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Meade County. The City of Meade operates its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Clark County	Clark County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Ashland. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Clark County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Comanche County	Comanche County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Coldwater. One of Kansas's least populous counties; site plans required for new construction and additions in unincorporated areas. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Kiowa County	Kiowa County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Greensburg, which was largely rebuilt after a 2007 tornado and is noted for its sustainable building code standards. Site plans required for new construction and additions; verify current requirements with the Kiowa County office.
Gray County	Gray County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Cimarron. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Gray County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Greenwood County	Greenwood County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Eureka. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Greenwood County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Chautauqua County	Chautauqua County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Sedan. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Chautauqua County. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Elk County	Elk County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Howard. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Elk County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Woodson County	Woodson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Yates Center. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Woodson County. Local building permits are handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Chase County	Chase County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Cottonwood Falls. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Chase County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify current requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Morris County	Morris County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Council Grove. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Morris County. Individual municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Clay County	Clay County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Clay Center. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Clay County. The City of Clay Center maintains its own building department; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.
Washington County	Washington County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Washington. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Washington County. Local building activity is handled at the city or county level; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Nemaha County	Nemaha County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Seneca. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Nemaha County. Seneca and other municipalities maintain their own building departments; verify requirements with the applicable city or county office.
Jackson County	Jackson County Planning & Zoning	County seat is Holton. Site plans typically required for new construction and additions in unincorporated Jackson County. Holton and other municipalities maintain independent building departments; verify requirements with the applicable jurisdiction before submitting.

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