Planning Guide for Permits in Gibsonville
When is a Permit Required?
The following are some of the activities within Gibsonville City limits which require a permit:
New business starting here
New Commercial or Residential Construction
Existing business relocating to a new location
Existing business expanding at the same location
Remodeling/renovation/alterations of an existing structure
Installing any exterior signage
Special events, temporary or mobile vendors
Closure of any street or sidewalk for special events
Why are permits required?
To protect public safety and quality of life
To ensure the proposed business is legally allowed in the proposed location
To ensure that structural alterations are constructed to meet building code
To protect the safety of the utility system
Prospective business owners should contact the Gibsonville Planning Department to verify applicable requirements.
Permit Fees
These are some of the planning fees only; permits are required for construction inspections or health inspections by the appropriate county agency, plus utility connection fees from the Town.
Zoning Permit $25
Rezoning/Variance Application $200
Storm Water Plan Review Permit $500
Permits for: $25
Signage
Building construction residence or building construction commercial
Driveway construction
Mobile home or Modular home
Demolition
Daycare
Swimming pool
Property Taxes
*Change in Town of Gibsonville Tax Billing & Collections: Effective July 1, 2019 the Town of Gibsonville no longer bills or collects property taxes for the citizens of Gibsonville. Guilford County and Alamance County Tax Departments bills & collects all taxes for the Town of Gibsonville. Moving forward all Town of Gibsonville taxes will be included in your County tax bill. For all tax questions call Guilford County Tax Dept. at 336-641- 3363 or Alamance County Tax Dept. at 336-228-1312.
Contact us
Gibsonville Town Hall
129 W Main Street
(336) 449-4144
www.gibsonville.net
Ben Baxley, Town Manager
Planning Department
129 W Main Street
(336) 449-4144
bparker@gibsonville.net
Brandon Parker, Town Planner