DIY Install in Florida. Need help with Engineering diagrams for Permitting

[TundraLu]

I used an example as starting point for my permit application
http://santaclaraca.gov/home/showdocument?id=51736

The electrical diagram was basically one of those, modified for my planned install.

The roof layout was a few pages - one with a aerial photo - sort of a mock-up.
The other pages had details with measurements from roof edges.

Thank you. I searched and found a ton in California. Unfortunately i am in Florida so things i would assume are different.

[foo1bar]

I used an example as starting point for my permit application
http://santaclaraca.gov/home/showdocument?id=51736

The electrical diagram was basically one of those, modified for my planned install.

The roof layout was a few pages - one with a aerial photo - sort of a mock-up.
The other pages had details with measurements from roof edges.

[TundraLu]

Ok so after researching a bit and figuring out what equipment to go with. I have decided on the following:

1 SolarEdge 7600HD-US Inverter
20 Panasonic HIT 325Watt Panels
20 SolarEdge P400 Optimizers
Iron Ridge rail and rack system for all panels.

I want to start out with 12 panels on the roof and work up to 20-24 in the future. I have access to a licensed Master Electrician in my county as he is a personal friend. I just need help getting Engineering diagram for the permitting process. Most places like Renvu and Wholesale Solar want you to buy the equipment form them. I have access to the equipment at a substantially reduced price since they sell in bulk quantity.



Can any DIY guys that have crossed this path point me in the right direction. I would rather pay someone that knows what they are doing to make the process much easier.


Thanks,