Information on 725 Tall Oaks Court Franklin Lakes NJ 07417 : Tax Ref Block 1511.04 Lot 4.03
Dear Franklin Lakes Borough,
This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.
Records requested:
For 725 Tall Oaks Court Franklin Lakes NJ 07417 : Tax Ref Block 1511.04 Lot 4.03
1. Copy of Building Department worksheet showing all building permits and approvals in the last ten (10) years.
2. Copy of any open building permit or violation from Building Department.
3. Copy of any permit or approval at any time for the removal or abandonment of an underground tank or septic system.
4.Copy of any special tax assessment on the Property from the Tax/Finance Department.
Respectfully,
Richard A. Herman, Esq.
The Herman Law Firm
155 US 36W, Suite 106 Wayne Plaza II
Wayne, NJ 0740
973-694-5600
[email address]
Mr. Herman,
We are in receipt of your request. It has been forwarded to the Construction Department and the Board of Health for response.
Should you have any questions please contact me at this email address.
Gail M. Rulli, RMC, CMR
Borough Clerk
Deputy Registrar
Borough of Franklin Lakes
201-891-4000, Ext. 1202
Note: You are advised that this e-mail and all responses to this e-mail, including all attachments, may constitute "public records" which may be obtained by any person filing a request under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA). There should be no expectation that the content of e-mails exchanged with municipal officials and employees will remain private.
Mr. Herman,
In the event you did not receive it, the Property Record Card is available here with assessment history:
https://www.msnj.us/ctb/02/cgi/inq/prc.c...
Gail M. Rulli, RMC, CMR
Borough Clerk
Deputy Registrar
Borough of Franklin Lakes
201-891-4000, Ext. 1202
Note: You are advised that this e-mail and all responses to this e-mail, including all attachments, may constitute "public records" which may be obtained by any person filing a request under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA). There should be no expectation that the content of e-mails exchanged with municipal officials and employees will remain private.