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The Building Inspector Assessor in Hudson, WI is responsible for issuing building permits and overseeing construction projects within the city limits. They use a combination permit system where one permit covers all work associated with a project, including building, electrical, plumbing, and structural aspects. The department requires all building projects, except for small repairs under $500, to obtain a permit, and applications can be submitted in person, by mail, or email. For residential projects, new one-family and two-family residences require a building permit submitted through the state's online portal, while other projects for existing residences, such as basement finishing, decks, and swimming pools, also require permits. Commercial projects, including new businesses and remodeling of existing facilities, also require building permits, with additional requirements for fire sprinkler and alarm systems. The department provides guides and resources to assist with general questions, inspection scheduling, and contractor information.Generated from the website

Hudson City Hall is a government facility located at 505 3rd Street in Hudson, WI. It offers various departments and services to the community, including fire, police, water, and zoning administration. The facility features a Council Chambers subfacility and provides amenities such as online payments, permits, forms, and GIS maps. Hudson City Hall operates Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4:30 pm, serving as a central hub for residents and visitors alike.Generated from the website