Two Family or Multi-Family new construction may require review by Stark County Regional Planning Commission if not in a platted subivision. Site Plan Showing location of existing building, setbacks, dimensions of propertyĪdditional Information for Accessory Buildings is available at Perry Township Hall or in the Zoning Resolution Book.

Sewer guarantee or septic permit from health department.Site Plan showing location of building on property, setbacks, driveway, dimension of property.A completed Zoning Application and the valuation of the construction to be completed will always be required. You may also apply for a permit by completing the appropriate form in the Community Zoning Portal. Permits may be obtained at the Perry Township Hall, 3111 Hilton Street NW Monday through Friday, 8:00AM - 4:30PM. If you have any questions whether a permit is required, please contact the Zoning Department at (330) 833-2141. Please refer to the Zoning Resolution Book link on the left for more information.Ī Zoning Permit is required if you are constructing, enlarging, renovating, building a garage, shed, fence, pool, and signs. For the purpose of promoting the public health, safety, and morals, the Board of Township Trustees may, in accordance with a comprehensive plan, regulate by resolution the location, height, bulk, number of stories, and size of buildings and other structures, percentages of lot areas which may be occupied, setback building lines, sizes of yards, courts, and other open spaces. Perry Township Trustees may regulate building and land use in unincorporated territory for public purpose. Ohio law provides for the submission of a zoning plan to electors of a township and includes provisions for the adoption, administration, enforcement and amendment of the zoning plan. It provides for orderly growth by protecting residential and commercial property from harmful use on adjacent properties. Zoning is the regulation of the use of land and buildings that permit a community to control development.

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