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Adopted code

City of Cottleville - Residential and Commercial Building

The City of Cottleville issues building permits and schedules residential and commercial inspections through Cottleville City Hall at 5490 Fifth Street. The city lists the 2021 International Residential Code among the codes it has adopted for residential construction. This listing covers residential building permits inside the City of Cottleville.

Jurisdiction
City of Cottleville, Missouri
Jurisdiction type
city
Address
5490 Fifth Street, Cottleville, MO 63304
Contact
  • url: https://www.cityofcottleville.com/residential-and-commercial-building/
  • phone: 636-498-6565
Adopted code
The city's Residential and Commercial Building page states that "The City of Cottleville has adopted the following building codes as standards for residential and commercial construction" and lists IRC 2021, IBC 2021, NEC 2020, IMC 2021, IPC 2021 and IPMC 2021. The page does not give the adopting ordinance or section, and the city's local amendments to the residential code were not read, so this listing does not state whether they change Chapter 9, Roof Assemblies.
Sales & use tax
7.9500% SALES TAX AND 5.9500% USE TAX FOR COTTLEVILLE, ST. CHARLES COUNTY (Missouri Department of Revenue jurisdiction code 16678-183-000, listed as "COTTLEVILLE ST CHARLES COUNTY"), per the Department's Sales and Use Tax Rate Tables for October, November, December 2026 (updated 8/25/2026). The same table lists 3 other rows for parts of Cottleville inside a community improvement, transportation development or other district, in a separately coded part of the city, or in another county, with sales tax rates of 8.4500% to 9.9500%. For a roofer, the Department's Contractors Tax Matrix (effective 10-24-2022) defines a contractor as "Any person entering into an agreement to improve, repair, replace, erect or alter real property," and lists "Purchases of parts, materials, supplies, and chemicals purchased by contractors" as taxable. It says the "Missouri sales or Missouri consumer's use tax must be paid to the vendor or accrued and remitted directly to the Missouri Department of Revenue."

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