My permit has been issued, but I need to revise my plans. What should I do?
Please submit a new application and reference the old “Record Number” in the “Detailed Description” and “Related Records”.
FAQ Types: Application Related Questions
How can I find my Parcel Number (APN)?
Go to EZOP.sbcounty.gov Click on “Parcel Research” from menu bar Under the heading “Find Parcel Districts” enter the address or use the dropdown to enter the parcel number
How do I continue an application I previously started and saved?
Login to EZOP Portal Go to Home Click Dashboard Go to “Work in progress“ Click on “Resume Application” under “Record Name”
How do I get to the EZOP Web Portal?
Go to EZOP.sbcounty.gov Click on the “Apply Now” icon
How do I add information to my application?
Unfortunately, once you submit your application, you cannot change it You will have to contact County Staff to make changes to a submitted application Please go to EZOP.sbcounty.gov Navigate to “Contact Us”…
How do I delete an attachment?
Unfortunately, once you “Save” an attachment it cannot be deleted by you You can delete an attachment if you have not “Saved” the document/plan Please contact County Staff for assistance…
I cannot submit my application without uploading my plans. I do not have my plans with me. What should I do?
Unfortunately, you cannot submit the application without the required documentation in PDF format Please click the “Save and resume later” yellow icon in the left hand corner at the bottom…
My Address is missing the street number when I enter my Parcel Number
The missing street number does not prevent you from proceeding with the current application You will need an updated address prior to your permit being issued To correct this issue,…
How do I upload my plans?
Login to EZOP Go to “Home” Go to “My Records” Click on the “Record Number” Click the down arrowhead next to “Record Info” tab Click “Attachments“ Click “Add” Please visit…
In reviewing my conditions, I get a “Record has been locked” message. What does this mean?
This message does not mean that you are locked out of your account Some of the conditions might be prior to permit issuance or inspection Until your respective conditions are satisfied,…
