Overview of the ePlans Process

Watch this ePlans video “Before You Begin” (6:09) to understand the LDS ePlans process. Find other How Tos videos on YouTube.

To apply for a permit, residents and businesses start the process in our permit application platform called FIDO. Obtaining some permits is a fairly simple process; however, other permits will require applicants to submit architectural or other “plans” through a separate system called ProjectDox. This web page is a good place to start if you are new to submitting plans. We refer to all plans, submitted via ProjectDox, as “ePlans.” Review the information below based on whether you are submitting building plans or site plans.

Building ePlans:  Getting Started

(This web page will walk you through the ePlans process for obtaining buildings permits starting with your application in FIDO.)

Links related to submitting building ePlans:

• Make sure you are applying for the correct permit in FIDO:
  • Residential Permit Type Guide
  • Commercial Permit Type Guide
• Upload files for building-related plans
• Understand and submit house location plats
• Track your ePlans
• Respond to comments
• Submit revisions to issued ePlans
• Pay fees
• Print your permit
• Building ePlans FAQs  
• ProjectDox tips

Site ePlans: Getting Started

(This web page will walk you through the ePlans process for obtaining site-related permits starting with your application in ProjectDox.)

Links related to submitting site-related ePlans:

• What has changed with ePlans?
• Upload files for site-related ePlans
• Understand and submit house location plats
• How to work with reviewers in between site-related ePlan submissions
• Respond to comments and resubmit your plans
• Getting to approval: Signature Set
• Signature Set: Understanding the approval process and fees for site-related plans
• Track your ePlan
• Site Plan Fees
• Site ePlans FAQs

For more information on which plan types should be submitted using ProjectDox, and which types should be submitted using Sharefile, please visit the Site Application Center.

Site ePaper: ("ePaper" is the term used for plans and documents submitted through Sharefile.)

To offer customers even more options for electronic submissions of plans and documents, LDS is accepting through our Sharefile system, any site-related plans and documents that you cannot submit through ProjectDox. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Waivers that are not listed above
• All other site-related plans and documents

To submit Site ePaper documents, please use the Sharefile Submission Form.