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Permit Requirements: Holiday City-Berkeley vs Lakewood

How do permit requirements rules compare between Holiday City-Berkeley, NJ and Lakewood, NJ?

Holiday City-Berkeley and Lakewood have similar restriction levels.

Holiday City-Berkeley, NJ

Ocean County

Some Restrictions

Holiday City-Berkeley is an unincorporated CDP within Berkeley Township, Ocean County, so the Berkeley Township Code (eCode360 BE0820) controls. Berkeley Township's Zoning chapter regulates fences as accessory structures; permits are issued by the Township Zoning Officer. The township requires that fences not exceed 4 feet in the front yard and 6 feet in side/rear yards for residential lots, with all fence work requiring a zoning permit before installation.

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Lakewood, NJ

Ocean County

Some Restrictions

Lakewood requires zoning approval and a building permit for all fence construction. The basic zoning permit fee is $35. Pool fencing has additional requirements. Fences, like all accessory structures, must comply with the Unified Development Ordinance.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactHoliday City-BerkeleyLakewood
JurisdictionBerkeley Township (Ocean County)-
Front-yard max4 feet-
Side/rear max6 feet-
PermitTownship zoning permit required-
Permits Required-Zoning + building permit
Zoning Fee-$35
Pool Fences-Additional requirements
Contact-Lakewood Zoning Office

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Holiday City-Berkeley FAQ

Do I need a permit for a fence in Holiday City-Berkeley?

Yes. Berkeley Township requires a zoning permit for any fence before installation. Maximum heights are 4 feet in the front yard and 6 feet in side/rear yards. Your HOA sub-association may impose stricter rules — get their architectural approval first.

Which government regulates my fence — Berkeley Township or Holiday City?

Holiday City-Berkeley is unincorporated, so Berkeley Township issues the zoning permit and enforces the Township Code at eCode360 BE0820. Your HOA enforces covenants separately.

Lakewood FAQ

Do I need a permit to build a fence in Lakewood?

Lakewood requires zoning approval and a building permit for all fence construction. The basic zoning permit fee is $35. Pool fencing has additional requirements. Fences, like all accessory structures, must comply with the Unified Development Ordinance.

How much does a fence permit cost in Lakewood?

Permits Required: Zoning + building permit. Zoning Fee: $35. Pool Fences: Additional requirements. Contact: Lakewood Zoning Office.

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