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    Quincy, IL 62301

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Electrical

Description:
All electrical construction materials and work performed in the city of Quincy shall conform to the National Electrical Code, 2002 Edition, NFPA 70-1999 as adopted by The National Fire Protection Association and approved by the American National Standard Institute and other rules of the city of Quincy, as noted in Chapter 26 of the Municipal Code. 

Application:
Electrical permit applications are available at the Department of Planning and Development, Inspection Office located at 706 Maine Street, 3rd Floor, City Hall Annex or on the City’s web site at www.quincyil.gov. 

Requirements:
A permit shall be required to construct, alter or repair an electrical distribution system installed in any residence, apartment or commercial or industrial building within the limits of the city of Quincy or within the jurisdictional area 1 ˝ miles beyond the corporate limits prior to the start of work. 

Review of Application:
The Electrical Inspector will review the submitted materials for compliance with the National Electrical Code and all other local requirements.  The Inspection Office can usually complete its review and notify the applicant within 3 to 5 working days of the receipt of a completed application.  If the application and plans comply with all regulations, a permit will be issued. 

Permit Fee Schedule:
Section 26.003 of the Municipal Code of Quincy determines the cost of an electrical permit. A sample electrical permit fee for a residential and commercial structure is provided below: 

Service Entrance

Service Size

Commercial Industrial
120-480 Volts

 Residential
120-240 Volts

100 Amp $90.00 $85.00
101 to 200 Amp $140.00 $95.00
201 to 400 Amp $270.00 $120.00
401 to 600 Amp $300.00 $155.00
601 to 800 Amp $360.00 $185.00
801 to 1200 Amp $440.00  
1201 to 1600 Amp $590.00  
1601 to 2000 Amp $650.00  
2001 to 3000 Amp $790.00  
3001 to 4000 Amp $930.00  
 

Building Wiring

Commercial Industrial Fee Structure

Fee equals the sum of 1., 2., and 3.  
50 volt - 480 volt wiring opening:  
 1. 3 to 24 openings, minimum charge $75.00
 2. 208 volts - 480 volts - up to 2 openings, minimum charge: $75.00
 3. Each additional opening: $3.25
   

Residential Fee Structure

Fee equals the sum of 1., 2., and 3.  
50 volt - 240 volt wiring opening:  
 1. 3 to 40 openings, minimum charge $40.00
 2. 121 volts - 240 volts - up to 2 openings, minimum charge: $40.00
 3. Each additional opening: $1.00

Inspection:
Upon the completion of any installation or alteration of electrical equipment for which a permit or license is required, the person, firm or corporation making the installation or alteration shall notify the Inspection Department. All installations are to remain visible until the inspection is performed. 

For More Information:
Jeff Deege, Electrical Inspector
City Hall Annex - 706 Maine Street
Quincy, Illinois 62301
217-228-4544