Do I need a notary for the Non-Residential Development Fee Certification Exemption?

No. The developer signs and dates this form without a notary. Attach proof for an exemption or reduced-payment claim; public amenity claims require Planning Board approval.

Who completes the sections of this form?

The developer completes Section A. The Construction Official verifies the information and the Assessor completes Section B; the municipality completes Section C when applicable.

What should I attach if I claim an exemption or reduced payment?

Attach proof supporting the claim. For a public amenity exemption, the instructions specifically require Planning Board approval.

Lakewood Township, MT · Ocean County

No notary required

Non-Residential Development Fee Certification Exemption

Developers use this form to certify non-residential development fee information and claim an applicable exemption or reduced payment when submitting a construction permit application.

What this form is

The form records developer and property details, fee status, and assessment information for a non-residential development. Developers complete Section A and submit it with the Construction Permit Application; the Construction Official and Assessor complete the remaining sections. If an exemption or reduced payment is claimed, the developer must attach supporting proof, and public amenity claims require Planning Board approval.

Who needs it

Developers submitting a Construction Permit Application for non-residential development use this form to report fee information or claim an exemption or reduced payment.

How to submit it

Complete Section A and submit the form with the Construction Permit Application. The Construction Official verifies it and forwards the original to the Assessor.

About notarization

This document is signed and dated by the developer without a notary; attach proof for any exemption or reduced-payment claim, including Planning Board approval for a public amenity claim.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Form
Download the Non-Residential Development Fee Certification Exemption PDF.
2
Complete Section A
The developer fills in Section A with developer, property, permit, and fee-status information.
3
Gather Supporting Documents
Attach proof for any claimed exemption or reduced payment; a public amenity claim requires Planning Board approval.
4
Submit With Your Permit Application
Submit the form with the Construction Permit Application for the Construction Official to verify and forward to the Assessor.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a notary for the Non-Residential Development Fee Certification Exemption?: No. The developer signs and dates this form without a notary. Attach proof for an exemption or reduced-payment claim; public amenity claims require Planning Board approval.
How do I submit the Non-Residential Development Fee Certification Exemption?: Complete Section A and submit the form with the Construction Permit Application. The Construction Official verifies it and forwards the original to the Assessor.
Who completes the sections of this form?: The developer completes Section A. The Construction Official verifies the information and the Assessor completes Section B; the municipality completes Section C when applicable.
What should I attach if I claim an exemption or reduced payment?: Attach proof supporting the claim. For a public amenity exemption, the instructions specifically require Planning Board approval.

Need something notarized?

This Non-Residential Development Fee Certification Exemption doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Lakewood Township form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.