Accessory buildings and miscellaneous structures
Block 8709 Lot 23, Paterson, NJ
Permit Details
- Permit Number
- 26-00516
- Type
- Demolition
- Status
- permit
- Issued Date
- June 10, 2026
- County
- New Jersey (statewide), NJ
Parties
No contractor listed
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About Demolition Permits in Paterson, NJ
What is a Demolition permit?
A Demolition permit authorizes specific construction or renovation work at a property. It ensures the work meets local building codes and safety standards. Most jurisdictions require permits for structural changes, electrical work, plumbing, roofing, and demolition.
How long does this permit remain valid?
Permit validity varies by jurisdiction. In New Jersey (statewide), NJ, permits typically remain valid for 6-12 months from the issue date. Contact the local building department for specifics.
Where does this data come from?
This permit record comes from New Jersey (statewide), NJ's public records, sourced via their open data portal. All building permit data in the US is public record. PermitDig aggregates this data to make it searchable.