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Resale Inspection Application

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Resale Inspection Application
Resale Inspection Instructions
Change of Ownership. I understand that any change of ownership or occupancy (including the storage of personal property) may not occur, prior to a successful inspection AND possession of a Certificate of Smoke Alarm Certification (passed inspection). Furthermore, I understand that if there are any changes of ownership or occupancy (including the storage of personal property), without this required inspection, the owner (will, shall, or may) be subject to a penalty of not less than $100 or more than $2,500 per occurrence (N.J.A.C. 5:70-2.3).
Change or Ownership *
Reinspection and No Show. I understand that a fire inspector from the Winslow Township Fire Prevention Division will inspect the dwelling unit during the given block of time referenced below. If the assigned block of time is missed by the applicant or the applicants’ agent, a non-refundable $35.00 fee must be paid. I also understand if I do not pass the inspection I must pay a non-refundable $35.00 re-inspection fee. The Fire District Office will contact you to schedule once payment has processed within 24 Hours.
ReInspection and No Show *
Information on Smoke Alarms. I understand that if the home to be inspected was built with AC powered smoke alarms within the dwelling unit they must be installed and maintained in accordance with NFPA 72. I understand that all AC powered smoke alarms must be electrically inter-connected. I understand that each level of the dwelling unit is required to have either an AC (electric) or a DC (battery) powered smoke alarm installed. I understand that the table below provides me with the requirements of the Construction Code regarding the number of and type of smoke alarms that are required based on the year the dwelling unit was built or CO (Certificate of Occupancy) was issued. I understand that it is required that all smoke alarms should be less than 10 years old. The realtor, owner, seller or buyer must physically take the smoke alarm down and look for a date on the back. If there is no date, you must call the manufacturer to determine the date. Any house equipped with a low voltage fire alarm system (installed by an alarm company) must have that system tested and approved by an alarm contractor prior to the inspection date. A copy of the alarm certification provided by the alarm contractor must be presented to the inspector at the time of the inspection.
Information on Smoke Alarms *
Minimum requirements of smoke alarms and location of installation: Pre 1975 DC powered smoke alarm on each level including basement (if applicable). 1975 – 1977 AC powered smoke alarm on uppermost level (DC smoke alarm on all other levels). 1977 – 1983 AC powered smoke alarm on uppermost and basement level (electrically inter-connected) (DC smoke detector on all other levels). 1983 – 1991 AC powered smoke alarms on every level (electrically inter-connected). 1991 – Present AC powered smoke alarm with battery backup on each level and in each sleeping area (bedroom) (electrically inter-connected)
Minimum requirements of smoke alarms *
I understand that if the dwelling has at least one fuel burning appliance, fireplace or an attached garage, a carbon monoxide alarm shall be installed outside of but within 10 feet of all sleeping areas.
Information on Carbon Monoxide Alarms *
Your authorization number will be the form ID that is provided once submitted. It is import that you include this number so that payment is applied correctly. If you are unsure what your payment amount is please contact our office before making payment. If you have any questions please contact our office at (609)561-4225
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