If you are looking to build a new home on a property, your first step is to submit a New Home Zoning Permit Application, to determine if any additional approvals are required. A member of the Land Use team will review the permit and advise you if the work can be done or if additional approvals are required. If you cannot find what you're looking for, please contact us.If you are a resident looking to perform any interior or exterior renovations (including additions, patios, decks, fences, pools, exterior generators, exterior a/c units, sheds, gazebos, cabanas, driveways, walkways or any other structures) your first step is to submit a Residential Zoning Permit Application. Generally, the building inspectors conduct inspections of footings, foundation, sheathing, framing, insulation, and final inspections.Ī certificate is issued for occupancy or approval at the completion of all final inspections. Inspections are conducted by the inspectors: John Quigley, Bob Mazzarisi, Ted Bianchi, and Glen Brown. Construction can be completed by the homeowner or licensed contractor. John Quigley reviews plumbing systems and Robert Torrance completes the process.Īfter fees are paid, the permit is issued. Electrical work is reviewed by Glen Brown. Ted Bianchi (acting), reviews plans for fire safety elements. Bob Mazzarisi , Building Subcode Official, reviews plans for structural design and handicap access. Plans are then reviewed by the 4 Subcode officials. All other construction, other than minor work, require plans prepared and sealed by a licensed architect or engineer. Generally homeowners can draw their own plans and complete their own work on their own home. Applications are available at the office and online by clicking on the Forms & Applications tab in the upper left corner of this page. The office oversees all construction, alteration, renovation, rehabilitation, maintenance, occupancy and use of buildings and structures.Īfter plans are approved by the Land Use Office, an applicant can apply for construction permits. Robert Torrance, Construction Official, directs the office, assisted by Casie Nickl and Brittany Sullivan. The Construction Department, commonly known as the Building Department, enforces the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code in Wall Township. To schedule an inspection or inquire about the status of a permit please call 73 ext.
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