Phone: 311
Permits are available for various commercial properties, to explore the regulations and rules for each section, select a tab below.
The program ensures all metal recycling facilities in San Antonio are:
The annual permit fee for a metal recycling entity license is $250. After applications are submitted and processed, invoices are distributed. For more information please contact Code Enforcement Services at 210.207.5466.
The program is designed to ensure that all licensed Used Automotive Parts Recyclers are:
The annual permit fee for a used automotive parts recycler license is $575.
For more information please contact Code Enforcement Services at 210.207.5466.
The program registers scrap tire facilities in San Antonio to ensure used and scrap tires are:
The annual registration fee is $250 for all scrap tire facilities. After applications are submitted and processed, invoices are distributed. For more information please contact Code Enforcement Services at 210.207.5466.
To protect the health and safety of the general public, the San Antonio City Council approved an ordinance amending Chapter 15, Health, of the City Code by adopting secondhand/refurbished mattress consumer protection regulations, effective March 1, 2016. In general, any Mattress Retailer or Germicidal Treatment Provider in the City of San Antonio must be permitted through the Development Services Department and pay a bi-annual fee as provided by this ordinance.
To receive a permit, 1) complete the Secondhand/Refurbished Mattress and/or Germicidal Treatment Providers Permit Application for each business location; and 2) pay the initial bi-annual fee of $220.00 per location to sell used mattresses or $110.00 per location for Germicidal Treatment providers. Future registrations for retail permits will be subject to the graduated fee schedule per City ordinance.
For more information, please contact Code Enforcement Services at 210.207.5466.
The program is designed to regulate and permit donation containers that are placed in private open spaces as well as to provide more accountability of property owners for the maintenance, upkeep, servicing and signage for donation containers.