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Residential and commercial property owners have to apply for permits to pave driveways and parking lots. Part of the application process is a review of the current Zoning Code as well as a Stormwater review. This permit applies even if you are repaving existing parking areas.

Construction Permits are required for public buildings, whether it is new construction, renovation work affecting fire safety elements, or change of use. The construction permit will be required regardless of the project cost.

A building permit is required for all new construction, enlargement, demolition, or alteration larger than 100 square feet. A Building Permit Application must be filled out and the proper fee must be paid. The Code Enforcement Officer will then issue the permit.

Residential Properties: Driveway permits are required along privately-owned and town-owned roads. You may apply for a Driveway Permit with the Public Works Department, using the Driveway Permit Application. You should contact the Public Works Department directly to file the application.

If you buy something in Maine and then it breaks or doesn't work like it's supposed to, did you know there's a law protecting you? It's called the Implied Warranty Law and covers many household appliances and products.

Maine has a four-year implied warranty law on all products, except cars, new or used, that are sold in the state of Maine. Thus, if a product fails within that four-year period, both the retail seller and the manufacturer are obligated, under this law, to either fix it or replace it.