Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
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Limerick Township does not, at the present time, require permits for fencing a property when the proposed fence is six (6) feet high or less. However, the fence does need to meet certain requirements as listed in the Fence Guidelines supporting document.
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Yes, a permit is required to re-roof a residential dwelling. Please refer to the Permits & Forms page to access the necessary permit application(s).
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A residential construction permit is required for all additions and alterations to a residential building, including accessory buildings like sheds, garages, barns, and decks that are 30 inches or more above grade. Finishing basements and modifications and changes to plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems also require permits. Please refer to the Permits & Forms page to access the necessary permit application(s).
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A commercial/non-residential building permit is required for any alterations to any commercial building. Please refer to the Permits & Forms page to access the necessary permit application(s).
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Limerick Township does not require Use and Occupancy permits for residential resale.
For properties connected to public sewer, please contact Glenn Dickerson at GDickerson@LimerickPA.org or call 610-495-6432 to confirm there is no delinquent balance due.
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Yes, a Zoning Use Permit is needed for commercial re-sales or a new commercial tenant in a commercial property. Please refer to the Permits & Forms page to access the Zoning Use Permit Application.
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Yes, this requires a Residential Construction Permit, which can be found on the Permits & Forms page.
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Yes, all contractors performing work in the township must register. See the attached guideline for more information.Code Services
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The permits, inspections, and approvals needed for a whole-house generator differ based on the type of fuel your generator will use. The requirements are:
Natural Gas: Construction Permit, Electrical Permit, HOA approval (if applicable)
Propane: Electrical Permit, HOA approval (if applicable)
Please refer to the Permits & Forms page to access the necessary permit application(s).