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TRENTON, N.J. -- As Sandy survivors begin making repairs to their homes, there's one important tool they may need in their toolbox — a building permit.
State and federal disaster recovery officials are urging citizens who are ready to begin repairs to first check with their local building officials to determine whether a permit to repair or rebuild is needed.
In particular, most jurisdictions require some kind of permit for electrical work, plumbing and repairs for structural damage, such as foundations and exterior walls, among other things.
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