How to share your project location

Start with the property location

When you contact YKCA, include the city or community where the work will take place. If your mailing address is different, make that clear. For multiple properties, identify each one separately so their locations and needs are not combined.

Location is a starting point for a conversation, not a confirmation that a project can be accepted. Ask about availability for the specific property and work.

Describe the property and work

Explain whether the property is a home, multifamily building or commercial space, and describe what you would like to change. Mention useful constraints, such as occupied areas, building management requirements or dates that affect access.

If you are still exploring options, say so. If you already have drawings, permits or equipment selections, mention them in your message.

Check permit jurisdiction separately

A mailing city and the agency responsible for a parcel can differ. Incorporated and unincorporated locations may follow different permit routes. The property location alone does not establish which agency has jurisdiction.

Use the parcel location and proposed work when asking the appropriate agency which process applies. Keep the agency’s response with your project notes.

Make the inquiry useful

Use the Contact page to share the property location, project description and your contact information. For a business or managed property, the Contact page also offers a business inquiry option.

Confirm the scope, access and scheduling directly as the conversation proceeds.

Keep the next steps clear