Easy Permits -- On The Web
Companies that have become accustomed to a six-week delay in applying for an general permits can now register for one in about six minutes.
For some cities, the wait for permits is over. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, in conjunction with AMS, now features an online method of applying for air general permits on its Web site. The Oakland County, Michigan, Web site provides extensive information about property records, for a fee. The site allows users to search through the 400,000 homes in its Residential Property Analyzer for characteristics such as school district, assessed value and number of bathrooms.
Thanks to Chris Steins
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Published on Monday, July 24, 2000 in
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