CODE ENFORCEMENT - ZONING OFFICER

Charley Remaley

610-497-3838 x3

cremaley@trainerboro.com

Grass and weeds in excess of 6 is a Borough violation and is a citable offense.

Responsibility extends to grass and weeds at the curb in front of the property.

 

Grass clippings MUST be cleaned from sidewalk and streets.

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Certificate of Occupancy Rental for Residential and Commercial
CO Application.pdf
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Certificate of Occupancy Sale
CO Resale and Commercial.pdf
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Certificate of Occupancy Guidelines
CO Guidelines.pdf
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Building Permit Application
Bldg. Permit Application.pdf
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Zoning Permit Application
Zoning Permit Application.pdf
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Permit fee Schedule
Permit Fee Schedule.pdf
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Conditional Use Application
Conditional Use Application.pdf
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Contractor License Application
CONTRACTOR LICENSE APPLICATION.pdf
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Dumpster/Storage Permit Application
Dumpster Permit Application.pdf
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Vacant Property Registration
Vacant Property Registration.pdf
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Temporary Structure Permit Application
Temp Structure application.pdf
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                   Zoning permits required for following: 

              Cost $50.00 residential $100.00 Commercial

  

   Building a new home

   Adding an addition.

  New roof structure over       deck/patio   

   In-ground swimming pools

   Driveways expansion

 

   New business includes home based

   Building a deck

   New fence on the property

   Placing a shed on the property

   Enclosing a porch or deck

Building Permits enforce the laws that relate to building construction, repair or alteration. The permit system is enforced to protect your health, safety and welfare

PA One Call - click on link for more info

Homeowners often make risky assumptions about whether or not they should get their utility lines marked, but every digging job requires a call – even small projects like planting trees and shrubs. The depth of utility lines varies and there may be multiple utility lines in a common area. Digging without calling can disrupt service to an entire neighborhood, harm you and those around you and potentially result in fines and repair costs. Calling 811 before every digging job gets your underground utility lines marked for free and helps prevent undesired consequences.