Lemoore launches online building permit and business license application system

May 09, 2025 | Lemoore City, Kings County, California


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Lemoore launches online building permit and business license application system
The City of Lemoore Council meeting held on May 6, 2025, focused on several key topics, including updates on online services and routine administrative matters.

The meeting began with a presentation on the city’s new online portal for building permits and business licenses. Residents can now apply for these permits through the city’s website, with dedicated sections for community development and finance. Initial challenges with the system have been addressed, and a support person will assist for the next 90 days to ensure smooth operation. Additionally, the city introduced the MyCivic app, named Connect Lemoore, which currently allows users to report code enforcement issues. Plans are in place to enhance the app's functionality in the coming weeks.

Following this update, the council moved to the consent calendar, which included routine items to be voted on collectively unless a member requested individual consideration. The items on the consent calendar included the approval of minutes from the previous meeting, a proposal for a refuse rate study, and a notice of opposition regarding homelessness penalties. Several items were pulled for individual discussion, specifically items related to homelessness penalties, investment reports, cannabis budget analysis, and a commercial lease agreement with South Valley Community Church.

The meeting proceeded with discussions on the pulled items, allowing council members to address specific concerns and provide further insights.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the city’s commitment to improving online services for residents and addressed important administrative matters that will impact the community. Further discussions and decisions are expected in future meetings as the council continues to navigate these issues.

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