Update Revoked Permit

Update Revoked Permit

Purpose Statement

The Update Revoked Permit feature allows administrators and permit managers to process reinstatement requests for revoked permits within the system. This functionality enables departments to handle permit appeals, reinstatements, and final closures while maintaining a complete audit trail of all permit status changes and administrative decisions.

Background Information

When permits are revoked due to violations, non-compliance, or other regulatory issues, property owners or permit holders may request reinstatement. This feature provides a structured workflow to manage these requests, ensuring proper documentation and approval processes are followed. The system supports two primary pathways: reinstatement processing (approved or denied) and permanent closure of revoked permits.

Common use cases include:

  • Processing reinstatement requests after code violations are corrected
  • Managing appeals for revoked fire safety permits
  • Documenting denial reasons for compliance records
  • Permanently closing permits that cannot be reinstated

Required Permissions

Based on the permit management functionality, users typically need:

  • Permit Editor or Permit Administrator permissions
  • Permit Status Management access
  • Permit Comment/Notes editing rights

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Step-by-Step Guide




1. Click on Edit to edit to update an "Revoked" Permit.






2. Option #1 - Revoked Permit - Click on Reinstatement Submitted.






3. Enter notes for the revoked permit reinstatement request and then select Submit.


Enter notes for the revoked permit reinstatement request and then select Submit.



4. Select Approved.


Select Approved.



5. Enter comments, then select Submit.


Enter comments, then select Submit.



6. Select Denied.


Select Denied.



7. Enter a Reason for reinstatement request denied and select Submit.


Enter a Reason for reinstatement request denied and select Submit.



8. Option #2 - Revoked Permit - Click on Closed.
  1. NOTE: A closed permit cannot be updated.






9. Enter reason for closure then Submit.


Enter reason for closure then Submit.



10. Click on Close.



Click on Close.



Best Practices

Documentation Standards:

  • Always provide detailed notes for all status changes
  • Include reference numbers for supporting documentation
  • Use clear, professional language in all comments
  • Document the date and time of any verbal communications

Reinstatement Processing:

  • Verify all corrective actions before approving reinstatements
  • Set clear expectations and conditions in approval comments
  • Provide specific guidance in denial reasons to facilitate future compliance
  • Follow up on approved reinstatements to ensure ongoing compliance

Record Management:

  • Maintain complete audit trails for all permit actions
  • Ensure all stakeholders are notified of status changes
  • Archive supporting documentation according to department policies
  • Consider legal and regulatory retention requirements

Troubleshooting & FAQs

Q: Why can't I edit a permit after it's been closed? A: Closed permits are permanently locked to maintain data integrity. If changes are needed, contact your system administrator about creating a new permit record.

Q: What happens after a reinstatement is approved? A: The permit status typically returns to active, and normal permit management functions become available. Verify the new status and any conditions in your system.

Q: Can I reopen a closed permit? A: No, closed permits cannot be reopened. A new permit application would need to be submitted if activity resumes.

Q: What documentation should I reference in reinstatement notes? A: Include inspection reports, corrective action plans, compliance certificates, and any correspondence related to the violation and remediation.

Common Issues:

  • Missing Edit Button: Verify you have appropriate permissions for permit management
  • Cannot Submit Notes: Ensure all required fields are completed before submission
  • Status Not Updating: Check for system validation errors or contact technical support

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