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Franklin Township: Uniform Construction Code Notice

By TOWNSHIP OF FRANKLIN

March 6, 2018 at 9:45 PM

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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, NJ - Recent changes to what is considered normal maintenance pursuant to the Uniform Construction Code no longer mandate construction permits for the installation of siding for one and two-family detached dwellings (except for polypropylene) and the replacement of roofs for one and two-family detached dwellings. 

It is very important to note that all siding and roof replacements for all structures located in a Historic District still require Historic Commission review and approval before the work can commence.  Above is a map showing the various districts.   

To determine if your property is within a Historic District or for further information please contact via email Vincent Dominach or 732-873-2500 (ext. 6274).

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