Englishtown, MT · Monmouth County
Unified Board Application & Information Packet
This packet lets property owners and other applicants apply to the Englishtown Unified Board for site plans, subdivisions, variances, or appeals.
What this form is
Use this packet to request Unified Board review for a site plan, subdivision, variance, appeal, or other listed application. It includes an application form, instructions, a site inspection authorization, a request for a certified property-owner list, and hearing-notice forms. The application asks for property, applicant, owner, and project details; applicable plans and checklist items must also be provided.
Who needs it
Property owners and other applicants seeking Englishtown Unified Board approval for a site plan, subdivision, variance, appeal, or other listed request should complete the packet.
How to submit it
File the completed application with the Board Secretary, including 15 copies of the application, plans and maps, and other documents, plus one completed applicant checklist. Required fees and escrows must be submitted before the application is deemed complete.
About notarization
This packet is signed and dated without a notary; if notices are hand-delivered, the instructions call for a sworn affidavit as proof of delivery.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Packet
Download the Unified Board application and information packet.
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Complete The Application
Fill in the applicable property, applicant, owner, and project information, then sign and date the application.
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Gather Required Documents
Prepare the required copies of plans, maps, and other documents, and complete the applicant checklist.
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File With The Board Secretary
Submit the application, copies, checklist, required fees, and escrows to the Board Secretary.
Frequently asked questions
- What requests does the Unified Board application cover?
- The packet covers applications for site plans, subdivisions, variances, and appeals, and includes sections for other listed requests such as conditional uses and interpretations.
- What must I include with my application?
- The instructions call for 15 copies of the completed application, plans and maps, and other documents, plus one completed applicant checklist. Required fees and escrows must also be submitted.
- Do I need a notary for the Unified Board application?
- No. The packet is signed and dated without a notary. If notices are hand-delivered, the instructions call for a sworn affidavit as proof of delivery.
- How do I submit the Unified Board application?
- File it with the Board Secretary along with the required copies, completed checklist, fees, and escrows. The packet says not to send hearing notices until the Board Secretary gives you a hearing date.