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Permit guidelines for storm-damaged homes |
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Mayor Responds to Bloomberg Article |
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Toms River Township Mayor Tom Kelaher wants to set the record straight and address comments that were mentioned in the press recently. |
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Read more... [Mayor Responds to Bloomberg Article]
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Opening Tomorrow: Housing Recovery Centers for reNew Jersey Stronger Housing Grant Programs (6-7-13) |
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Beginning at 8 a.m. tomorrow, Saturday, June 8, Housing Recovery Centers will open in each of the nine counties most impacted by Superstorm Sandy. |
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Read more... [Opening Tomorrow: Housing Recovery Centers for reNew Jersey Stronger Housing Grant Programs (6-7-13)]
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Please let us know if your neighbor’s home needs to be demolished. Deadline to enroll in PPDR is July 17th |
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Permit process- Please do not call to check on status of your permit |
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Once your permit application is received from zoning/engineering, it can take up to 20 business days to be reviewed by all of the divisions (such as building, electrical, fire, plumbing. ) Due to the overwhelming volume of permits being issued, we can no longer accept phone calls to check on the status of your permit. Thank you for your patience.
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Storm debris collection has been extended |
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The Township will collect FEMA qualified storm debris, curbside by request (this does not include hazardous materials, concrete and masonry, new construction scraps and contractor-generated demolition materials). The request must be made via e-mail to
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or by calling the Department of Public Works at 732-255-1000 ext. 8101.
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