COD Quiz

When can we issue a refund on a COD?

• The application is still in application completeness

• A current plat is found during staff research

• The customer requests the refund after review has started

• The customer received a denial letter and wants their money back

A customer submits 1 COD application for 3 lots, each lot is requesting multi-family use.

Assuming all conditions are met, can we issue them a COD?

• Yes

• No

A customer is submitting a Non-habitable COD to electrify a guard shack on their property.

Would this qualify?

• Yes

• No

A customer has a lot in the original 36 sq miles of SA and is requesting a COD for an ADU to be placed on the lot. The property already has 3 units on it, assuming all conditions are met can we issue a COD?

• Yes

• No

A customer is requesting a COD for an Urban Farm with an attached indoor store to sell grown items. Can we issue them a COD?

• Yes

• No

A multi-family use lot in the original is applying for a COD but it's only a portion of the original lot.

They have a deed that dates the lot configuration back to Jan 3, 1925, can we issue a COD?

• Yes

• No

When do we need a Letter of Agent for a COD?

• When a contractor/builder is filling out and submitting the COD

• When a contractor/builder is dropping off the COD that the owner has signed

• When a potential buyer is submitting an application to determine if the lot would qualify

• When a family member is filling out the application on behalf of the owner

A customer comes in and wants to add solar panels to their business on an antiquated lot that crosses lot lines. Can we issue them a COD?

• Yes

• No

A customer is requesting a COD for an urban farm with attached storage shed. Can we issue them a COD?

• Yes

• No

A customer is requesting a COD for 9.9 acres that they recently inherited from their grandfather in the ETJ. The applicant took ownership in 2021 of a house built in 2001. They already have electricity at the existing home and just want water, can we issue a COD?

• Yes

• No