The Construction Office administers all construction within the Borough of Middlesex. Serves as the administrative office for applications for licenses and permits and the issuance of licenses and permits. Responsible for all minutes, books, deeds, bonds, contracts, and archival records for the Borough of Middlesex.
Serves as a manner to search for information on a particular subject if you don't know which Chapter to look in.The Administration Department is responsible for coordinating the delivery of public services to the residents of Middlesex Borough. The List is updated with each revision to the Code. Serves as a chronological listing of legislation, indicating its inclusion in the Code (or the reason for its exclusion).
Certain forms of local legislation are not of a nature suitable for including in the main body of the Township Code, but are significant enough to be identified. Items of legislation in this part generally impose penalties for violations of their provisions. Contains all other Township legislation of a regulatory nature. Section II: General Legislation (Chapters 53 through 175).Contains all Township legislation of an administrative nature, namely, that dealing with the administration of the municipal government. Section I: Administrative Legislation (Chapters 1 through 40).The Township Code for Middlesex is organized into 5 sections: Chapter numbers, while in numerical order, are on occasion skipped (or reserved) for future legislation. The Township of Middlesex has converted its current Ordinances, and will convert future Ordinances, into a document referred to as The Township Code.Ĭhapters are alphabetized by subject matter. Laws enacted at the municipal level in Pennsylvania are known as Ordinances.
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