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Begin by entering your name, address, and phone number in the designated fields for the applicant. If you are not the landowner, provide their details as well.
Fill in the name and contact information of your surveyor if applicable. This is crucial for any site plan review.
Indicate what authority referred you to the Planning Board and provide details about property deeds recorded in Franklin County Registry of Deeds.
Describe any liens or restrictions on the property and specify the zoning area where it is located.
Provide a brief description of your project and how it complies with landscape preservation, open space, circulation, surface water drainage, and other by-laws.
Complete the owner responsibility section by noting down delivery dates for required notifications to relevant departments like Building Inspector and Board of Health.
Finally, ensure all signatures are collected from both the owner and applicant before submitting your application.

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How long does it take to get a building permit in MA?

The Building Department has a maximum of 30 days in which to issue or deny a building permit. The actual time can vary from 1 day up to the maximum 30 day limit, depending on the number of applications ahead of yours, and the scope of work.

What is the site plan review in Massachusetts?

Site Plan review has been accepted by the judicial system in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as a means for regulating land use. However, it is often mistaken as a mechanism provided by statutory law and therefore used by many communities to reject and/or impose unreasonable conditions on proposed projects.