Residential Certificate of Occupancy (CO)
Before an owner/tenant can occupy or change the title of a house or apartment it must meet certain requirements.
Building, Electric, Plumbing and Elevator Subcode approvals
Foundation Location Survey (to be submitted prior to framing inspection)
ADA compliance
Final Director of Planning approval
Final Zoning Officer approval
Resolution compliance
Affordable Housing Fee (request 2 weeks prior)
Final Location Survey (submit 1 week prior)
T&M approval (Township Engineer)
Contact Rogers Muller at least 1 week prior (Applies to subdivisions only)
Freehold Soil approval
Sewer Connection Fee
All utility connections
Additional State Department approvals (if applicable)
H.O.W Warranty
Tenant/Resident/Agent to Provide
Completed Construction application
Completed Building, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Subcode applications
Layout drawing by a New Jersey licensed architect
Zoning Officer approval
Business Certificate of Occupancy (BCO)
All
commercial occupancies require approval to operate. This approval is
granted, after Zoning Officer approval, and after a fee has been paid
and all inspections have been satisfied. A Certificate of Continuing
Occupancy (CCO) is also required for every non-residential property
whenever a change in occupancy occurs; which involves re- inspection of
all areas of life safety. Construction permits must be obtained for all
proposed modifications.
Tenant/Agent to Provide
Completed Construction Application
Completed Building, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Subcode applications