A new construction permit would have to be granted to return the station to the air.

With 36 days to open, Tyler still does not have construction permits.

Residential construction permits are up more than 16 percent from the previous year.

Police officials said the owner of the building did not have a construction permit and had been arrested.

The draft construction permit is then made available for public comment.

On December 16, 2011, the station began operating from the new site under a construction permit.

The decision marks the beginning of the process to obtain construction permit.

This information must be submitted with an application for a construction permit.

Also, some local governments appear to be holding back on construction permits, to slow new building.

The station began with an original construction permit granted on October 24, 1997.

After any necessary revisions, a final construction permit is issued.

The new facilities were not built and the construction permit has expired.

The modified construction permit was granted on January 7, 2011.

However the construction permit expired before the upgrade was built.

Somehow construction permits were obtained and volunteer workers took turns at the building site.

As of 2006 the station ceased broadcasting, having received a construction permit.

Under state law, construction permits are not supposed to be granted for sites where threatened species live.

Al Kipp did much of the field engineering work for the construction permit.

On June 9, the city issued a construction permit.

This construction permit expired on July 30, 2010 without the new facility having been built.

The construction permit was again applied for and granted in 2001, at which point the station actually began broadcasting.

That station existed only under a construction permit and is also defunct.

That facility was not built before the construction permit expired on August 26, 2012.

Each office, she said, has a public-access computer that can be used to find the job number under which a construction permit is filed.

The construction permit was eventually deleted at some point in the mid-1960s, but the allocation remained.