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Department
of Planning and Development,
Division of Building
Personnel
List
Tom
Pinand- Construction Official, Electric Subcode
David Condon- Plumbing Subcode Official, Building & Mechanical
Inspector
Gary Kristoffersen- Building Inspector
Eric Samek- Electrical Subcode Official
Jeffrey Fette- Building Subcode Official
Ede DeLuca- Technical Assistant
Lina Petrone- Senior Clerk Typist
Mary Dugan- Senior Clerk Typist
Office Details
Location:
Municipal Center, Upper Level, West Wing
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am to 4:00pm
Phone Number: (973) 764-4055
Fax Number: (973) 764-9109
Functions
and Duties
The
Building Department enforces and administers the regulations
of the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code.
Announcements
As
of December 31, 2005 a contractor cannot get any permits
in the State of New Jersey without showing proof of Contractor
Registration. More information can be found at the NJ
Division of Consumer Affairs.
Documents
Provided
Reasons
For Delays in the Permit Process- The Building Department
provides a list of the most common causes for delays in
the process.
Steps
For Obtaining A Construction Permit- The Building
Department supplies a checklist of steps that must be
completed in receiving a permit.
Contractors'
Registration Act Press Release - On May 13, 2004,
Governor James E. McGreevey signed the Contractors' Registration
Act, requiring home improvement contractors to register
with the New Jersey Division of Comsumer Affairs. The
law takes effect November 9, 2004. (PDF)
Frequently
Asked Questions- Answers questions about when a permit
is required.
Basic
Requirements Overview- General information on sub
codes, plans, penalties, pools, decks, and more.
Forms Provided
Building
Permit Application- To submit a building permit, one
may print and complete this application.
Framing Checklist- This check list is required to be filled out by the responsible person on the job prior to a municipal framing inspection. The check list is to be given to the inspector for their framing inspection. This then becomes part of the building record.
Re-occupancy
Inspections Required - Ordinance #01-23 requires Fire Prevention inspections for single and two family residential and all commercial re-occupancies, whether by sale or lease within the Township. The checklist application form must be completed and submitted in person to the Fire Prevention office during regular business hours. The first page of the application is the same for all applicants. Choose the appropriate second page depending on whether yours is a residential or commercial building. (PDF)
Related
Offices
Department
of Planning and Development
Division of Planning
and Zoning
Division of Engineering
Related
Links
NJSBF - A legal guide for New Jersey homeowners to residential construction and renovation.
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