Attention All Building Permit Applicants

PA Uniform Construction Code Update

 
Effective October 1st, 2018
View the PA Uniform Construction Code Update notice.

Building Plans requiring Electrical Review

 
Effective June 1st, 2015
South Middleton Township will no longer accept plans that have not been pre-approved by Middle Department Inspection Agency (MDIA). Any building plan that has electrical work must be submitted to Middle Department Inspection Agency for electrical approval before submission to the South Middleton Township Building Department. 

Building Permit Applications

Building Permit Applications are available via the applications page, at the Township office, or by calling the office at 717-258-5324.

Completed applications may be sent to:
South Middleton Township
520 Park Drive
Boiling Springs, PA 17007-9536

South Middleton Township has adopted the 2015 International Code Council (ICC) Building Codes. If you have any questions please call the Township.

Permit Needed

Alterations, repairs, additions, reconstructions, new constructions, demolitions, new driveways, new sewage systems, and repairs to existing sewage systems.  Certain circumstances apply.

Permit Not Needed

Re-shingling a roof, replacing of doors, windows, and siding (with no structural changes), security alarms, temporary pods, repaving or paving driveways over stone.  Certain circumstances apply.

When beginning a project, please call the Township office for specific directions on how to proceed.

Building Code Administration

Administration of these regulations focuses on assuring that new construction meets or exceeds minimum standards established by the PA Uniform Construction Code (UCC), and that all properties are maintained in a safe and sanitary manner. Our staff is currently certified in all local plan review and inspection disciplines, and a third party agency conducts reviews and inspections for the electrical code (NEC). All application, permitting and inspection services are coordinated from a single point of contact for residential and commercial construction customers. Uniform Construction Code (UCC) regulations mandate the use of an inter-related series of model codes published by the International Code Council (ICC), including building, residential, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, fuel gas, and energy conservation. The PA Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) is responsible for updating UCC regulations.