Office Hours

Monday – Thursday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Fridays, 7:30 AM to Noon

Julian J. Capanna
Building Inspector

James Pratta
Electrical Sub Code

Anthony Domanico
Electrical Sub Code

Bob Schmid
Zoning Official

Fabrizio Flaino
Plumbing Sub Code

Thomas Sabetta
Plumbing Sub Code

Joseph B Tull Sr.
Fire Sub Code

Construction Forms

Application for a C.O

Grading Plan Review Application

Grading Plan Checklist

Non Profit Sign Application Guidelines

Non Profit Sign Application

Construction UCC Forms

Construction Application - Jacket (F100)

Electric Technical (F120)

Building Technical (F110)

Plumbing Technical (F130)

Fire Technical (F140)

Mechanical Technical (Use only with One and Two Family Dwelling) (F145)

Elevator Technical (F150)

Chimney Verification (F370)

Framing Check List (F390)

Before You Begin A Construction Project

Call the construction department to determine whether building, plumbing or electrical permits are necessary. These permits are issued for YOUR protection- for safety, insurance purposes and to ensure that contractors follow the most current building codes.

Building permits provide the means for Code Officials to protect residents by reducing the potential hazards of unsafe construction thereby ensuring the public health, safety and welfare. If you need a permit for the work, the permit process and fees will be explained to you by department personnel and necessary forms will be given out. The building permit process helps to explain what our local laws and ordinances require. Before any construction, demolition, or remodel work begins, an application for a permit must be made. Building permits provide the means for Code Officials to inspect construction during different phases of the project to ensure that appropriate materials are used and minimum standards are met.

There is certain construction work that you may be allowed to do without first obtaining a permit such as laying floor (not wall) tiles, painting, replacing same size windows or doors, repaving driveway with same material & size etc. If you are in doubt a call to the Construction Department is recommended.

Permits must be obtained before the start of work except that emergency replacement of furnaces, boilers and water heaters will be allowed as long as Construction Department is notified by phone at the time of replacement and permits are obtained within five days.