Land Use & Zoning
A 'building permit' in Idaho is required for:
AAll property transactions
BNew construction and significant alterations or renovations, as specified by local building codes✓ Correct
CCosmetic improvements like painting
DAll landscaping projects
Explanation
Building permits are required for new construction and significant structural alterations, additions, or renovations as defined by local building codes. Minor cosmetic work typically does not require a permit.
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