Woodbridge Township, MT · Middlesex County
Legalize a Two-Family or Multi-Family Dwelling
This document lists the steps and materials property owners submit to Woodbridge Township when seeking to legalize a multiple dwelling.
What this form is
The document explains how a property owner can seek to legalize a multiple dwelling, starting with an appointment with the Zoning Official and a denial of a zoning permit. After receiving the denial, the applicant submits a letter appealing the decision, a property survey, a floor plan, contact information, two checks, and an original W-9. The Township says it will notify the applicant when the application is complete and provide a Board of Adjustment hearing date.
Who needs it
Property owners seeking to legalize a multiple dwelling should first contact the Township to check the dwelling’s legal status.
How to submit it
After receiving a Denial of Zoning Permit, submit the listed materials to Nadine Johnson, Administrative Secretary, Department of Planning and Development; the document gives extension 6431.
About notarization
This document is signed without a notary; the attached W-9 includes a certification under penalties of perjury that the signer signs and dates.
How to submit this form
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Download The Document
Download the legalization steps and attached W-9.
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Contact The Township
Contact the Township to check the dwelling’s legal status, then make an appointment with the Zoning Official.
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Gather The Listed Materials
After receiving a zoning denial, prepare the appeal letter, survey, floor plan, email address, two checks, and original W-9.
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Submit The Materials
Submit the listed materials to Nadine Johnson, Administrative Secretary, Department of Planning and Development, extension 6431.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Legalize a Two-Family or Multi-Family Dwelling document?
- No. This document is signed without a notary; the attached W-9 includes a certification under penalties of perjury that the signer signs and dates.
- How do I submit the materials?
- After receiving a Denial of Zoning Permit, submit the listed materials to Nadine Johnson, Administrative Secretary, Department of Planning and Development, extension 6431.
- What materials does the document list?
- It lists a copy of the zoning denial, an appeal letter with a telephone number, a property survey, a floor plan, an email address, two checks, and an original W-9.
- What happens after I submit the documents?
- The document says the Township will mail a letter confirming the application is complete and sent to the Board, followed by a letter with the Board of Adjustment hearing date.
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