Hours: 8am – 4:30pm
Township Supervisor in charge of Code Enforcement
Township Supervisor in charge of Zoning
Code Enforcement FAQ
The goal is always to work with the resident(s) to come into compliance. However, with every effort given to the resident(s), at times, the violation becomes a legal matter. Mostly the resident was not aware of the ordinance, so it becomes an educational communication.
Projects that require a zoning permit are:
- New Structures
- Additions
- Garages (attached and detached)
- Pole Barn
- Decks/Porches
- Swimming Pools (permanent)
- Storage Sheds (over 120 sq. ft. or a 2nd shed on property)
- Accessory Structures (over 120 sq. ft.)
- Pre-fabricated structures
- Mobile Homes
- Structure Relocations
- Structural Changes
- Non-Residential Renovations
- Signs
- Demolitions
Non-Residential Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing
The same reason we have laws. To provide a safe & pleasant community to live in.
Contact the code enforcement office to ensure the best way to come into compliance.
As the new property owner you now own the violation even if you did not create the violation. We would be unable to address the violation with the previous owner since they no longer own the property.
Possibly, if you show proof that you have come into compliance prior to the hearing and show why you ignored the letters asking for compliance.
This depends on the case. Anywhere between 10-30 days.
Yes. Contact the code enforcement office.
Any motor vehicle that is wrecked or partially dismantled, unregistered, or uninspected. Parked vehicles with flat tires.
A person can stay in an RV in a driveway for up to 2 weeks but cannot live in it indefinitely.
Yes you can.
Yes, contact the code enforcement office.
Hours: 8am – 4:30pm
Superintendent of Code Enforcement
Superintendent of Zoning