ADU permit process in Victorville, California

Last verified August 29, 2026

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This guide includes the portions of the City permit process that passed our evidence review. Confirm project-specific requirements with the City before submitting.

Where to apply

Step by step

  1. 1

    Prepare and submit the ADU/JADU permit application and digital plans

    Prepare the City-listed ADU/JADU materials Apply and upload digital plans through Citizen Self-Service Digital permit application and plan submittal

  2. 2

    Development Department plan review and initial fee assessment

    Await City plan review in received order Pay the applicable development fees when directed Plan review and initial assessment of the appropriate plan-review fee

  3. 3

    Pay applicable development fees and await permit issuance

    Pay the applicable development fees Permit issuance path

  4. 4

    Schedule City construction inspections online

    Schedule inspection in Citizen Self-Service Provide access and receive City inspection results Inspection result emailed to permit contacts

What you need to submit

  • Complete ADU/JADU plan set
  • Fire sprinkler plans and hydraulic calculations — only in some cases
  • Grading plans or qualifying plot-plan alternative — only in some cases
  • Fully dimensional plot plan with APN and utility connection points

Project-specific next step

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Sources for this guide

Additional city reference pages

  • The official City landing page distinguishes current and prior-year residential, commercial, and stand-alone fee kits and links the 2026 residential kit.

    Accessed August 28, 2026

  • The updated 2026 kit publishes separate area-based plan-review and inspection schedules and explicitly instructs applicants to add those two components to estimate permit cost, subject to plan approval and official assessment.

    Accessed August 28, 2026