Lake Tapps Permits

Lake Tapps Permits helps Lake Tapps homeowners get permit paperwork organized before they file. Answer questions once, and the app builds draft worksheets, a site plan, and a per-document checklist for every agency involved in your project.

PROJECTS COVERED
• Waterfront: docks, piers, boat lifts, bulkheads, and other shoreline work
• Rooftop solar, including utility interconnection
• Accessory dwelling units (ADUs)

FIND YOUR PARCEL
Look up your property by parcel number, street address, or your current location. The app pulls public county parcel details such as acreage, legal description, and site address so you don't have to retype them.

SEE WHAT'S REQUIRED
Get a clear list of the permits and documents each agency typically needs for your project, with fee estimates, typical timelines, and links to the official sources so you can confirm the current rules.

SKETCH YOUR SITE PLAN
Draw your lot, structures, shoreline, and setbacks with your finger, with scale and measurements. Attach site photos from the camera or your photo library.

GENERATE DRAFT DOCUMENTS
Create draft worksheets and checklists as PDF or Word files, then save them to Files or share them through Mail, AirDrop, or any app.

TRACK EVERY SUBMISSION
For each agency, see how many required items are ready, which are missing, and jump straight to the step that fixes them. Mark items you already have, record when and where you submitted, and add a confirmation number.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account or sign-in
• No ads, analytics, or tracking
• Projects and photos are encrypted on your iPhone
• Password-protected backups you control
The only thing that leaves your phone is a parcel lookup you ask for, sent to the county's public parcel map service.

IMPORTANT
Lake Tapps Permits is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for Cascade Water Alliance, Pierce County, the City of Bonney Lake, Puget Sound Energy, or any government agency. Every document it creates is a draft. Review it, check it against the agency's current official form and fees, and file it yourself. The app does not submit anything on your behalf and is not legal or engineering advice.