Municipal Consulting Service
P.O Box 6
182 Dogwood Street
Westland, PA 15378
Documents and Forms
Municipal Consulting Service, LLC
Municipal Consulting Service is a certified Third-Party Agency with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry specializing in Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code Plan Review, Inspections, Zoning and Code Enforcement. MCS can answer your permitting questions. This link will take you to the MCS PERMIT PORTAL.
Permits are Required For some projects but not others. Check the list before inquiring. Below are the FORMS AND APPLICATIONS used in overseeing and permitting construction and zoning activities in the Township as well as other forms residents may need. Click here for a link to the Township's Fee Schedule (Please note that Union Township does not accept cash.)
UNION TOWNSHIP FORMS AND APPLICATIONS
Building Permit Application Packet
Building Permit Requirements and Procedures (new homes, additions, alterations, garages)
Conditional Use / Zoning Amendment / Curative Amendment Application
Dye Test Application - West Elizabeth Sewage Authority
Electrical Inspection and Permit Application
Holding Tank Application - Holding Tank permits must be completed in conjunction with proper Washington County Sewage Council and DEP forms.
Landlord’s Tenant Information Form
Legal Driveway vs. Unpermitted Driveway If the driveway will intersect with a PennDOT (state-maintained road.
Minor Subdivision & Land Development Application
Occupancy Permit / No Lien Letter Request / Change of Address Form
Residential Deck Guide Information
Road Entry Permit - If the driveway will intersect with a Township Road.
Road Cut / Bore / Occupancy Permit Application
Heavy Hauling and Bonding Agreement
***Please note that if repairing a road, our construction standards are also on-line in the Land Development Section: Union Township Construction Standards
**Please note that all subdivisions, large or small, must be accompanied by a Sewage Planning Module and cannot be approved without one.
Before You Dig
Remember to call 811 before digging anywhere or use the PA1Call.org website. Also available are Safety Videos at the CommonGroundAlliance.org website. Also refer to our Pipeline Safety page for more info.