Mark Mox
Planning, Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer
301 Lindsay Road, 2nd Floor
Scott Township, PA 15106
412-276-5300 ext. 216
Stephanie Wilshire
Planning, Zoning and Code Enforcement Administrative Assistant
301 Lindsay Road, 2nd Floor
Scott Township, PA 15106
412-276-5300 ext. 252
Office Appointments:
Monday – Friday
9:00am – 5:00pm
Following are some general guidelines regarding permits and code enforcement in Scott Township. Please contact our office should you have any questions or concerns.
Ordinances
Fee Schedule
Zoning Ordinance
Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
Township Zoning Map
When do I need a building permit?
You will need to obtain a building permit when constructing any of the following:
- Adding an addition to your home or commercial building
- Adding a porch roof
- Adding ore relocating an air conditioning unit
- Adding or modifying a deck or patio
- Driveway extension or parking pad
- Adding, modifying or replacing a fence
- Adding or modifying a garage
- Building a new home or commercial building
- Adding, modifying or replacing a shed
- Adding, modifying or replacing a swimming pool, spa or hot tub
- Adding, modifying or replacing a retaining wall.>/li>
- Any structural modification to a home or commercial building
Save time by downloading and printing our permit applications.
When is a building permit not required?You do not need to obtain a building permit for the following:
- Replacing doors and windows within the existing openings
- Replacing downspouts, gutters, soffit and fascia
- Replacing kitchen and bath fixtures, such as cabinets, countertops, and sinks
- Replacing roof shingles
Yes. The noise ordinance is in effect seven (7) days a week. Quiet hours are between 9:00 pm and 6:59 am. No remodeling project, mowing the lawn, or other noise emanating machine is permitted to start before 7:00 am.
Scott Township Noise Ordinance
When and Where can I obtain a license for my dog?
All dogs, three months and older, are required to have a license. Dog license(s) must be renewed each year on or before January 1. There is a fine of $300 for each unlicensed dog.
Download a Dog License Application |
Garbage Cans – Out of Sight!
Contributing to the orderliness of our community is a community affair. Ordinance No. 1591, regulates the times when containers for garbage and rubbish can be placed to the curb line. Garbage cans and other containers for garbage and rubbish may not be placed at the curb line until 5:00 p.m. of the day previous to the day set for collection of residential garbage. Emptied containers can be left at the curb only until 9:00 p.m. the day of collection. The emptied containers must be brought back from the curb line and placed at their normal storage place, abutting or in the residence at all other times. The Code Enforcement Officer requests that empty containers be placed at the back of the house or rear side yard. Do not place your containers at the front of your property. Help beautify our neighborhood by adhering to this ordinance.