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South Amboy, NJ Fence Permit: what you need, forms and fees
- Do you need a permit? Check with the office.
- Fee: Call the office.
- Office phone: 732-605-9440.
Free: official forms and an online fill preview. $29 one time per project for clean filled forms plus your full package.
Step by step
- Confirm with City Engineer (Mark J. Rasimowicz that a fence needs a permit.
- Ask the office for its document checklist.
- Fill out the permit application.
- Submit your application to City Engineer (Mark J. Rasimowicz (732-605-9440).
- Pay the fee the office quotes. Call to confirm the amount.
- Wait for approval. Do not start work until the permit is issued.
- Schedule inspections: City Engineer, Center State Engineering: 732-605-9440, fax 732-605-9444.
- Pass the final inspection and keep your approved permit with your house records.
What to bring
Our sources do not list documents for this project. Ask the office for its checklist.
Office
- Name
- City Engineer (Mark J. Rasimowicz
- Address
- 481 Spotswood Englishtown Road, Monroe Township, NJ 08831
- Phone
- 732-605-9440
- Unknown (not in our sources)
- Hours
- Unknown (not in our sources); call before visiting
Last checked October 24, 2026. Official source (opens official site in new tab)
Researched from official South Amboy sources Last checked October 24, 2026. Not yet reviewed line by line by PermitsWise staff.
FAQ
Do I need a permit for a fence in South Amboy?
Our sources do not say. Call City Engineer (Mark J. Rasimowicz at 732-605-9440 to confirm.
How much is the fence permit fee in South Amboy?
The fee is not in our sources. Call City Engineer (Mark J. Rasimowicz at 732-605-9440.
Who do I contact about a fence permit in South Amboy?
City Engineer (Mark J. Rasimowicz. Address: 481 Spotswood Englishtown Road, Monroe Township, NJ 08831. Phone: 732-605-9440. Email: unknown (not in our sources).
PermitsWise is an independent service, not affiliated with South Amboy. Confirm details with the office.
Fence scope in New Jersey
The UCC exempts many low fences from a construction permit, so for most homeowners the town's zoning rules on height, location and pool barriers are what matter.
NJ DCA Uniform Construction Code. Local requirements not stated above must be confirmed with the office.