The city of Pataskala itself is entirely in Licking County, but its 43062 mailing address stretches into Franklin and Fairfield County too. That matters for a permit, since which desk you deal with depends on the parcel, not the town name on your mail. We check that before we ever quote your project.
Pataskala is the largest city by land area in Licking County, the result of a 1996 merger between the village of Pataskala and Lima Township. That size is part of why the mailing-address confusion is real and common here, not a rare edge case. We start by confirming which building department actually has jurisdiction over your specific parcel. Sources: City of Pataskala Planning and Zoning, Licking County Building Code Department, Pataskala, Ohio (ZIP boundary and history).
Pataskala is bigger by land area than most people assume, formed from a village-and-township merger in 1996 and still growing along the South Fork of the Licking River. The permit process here has one quirk that catches homeowners more than anything else: the mailing address does not always match the jurisdiction.