Property Records
Dear Clayton Borough,
1. A list of all residential single family, and multi family properties with code violations on them for the last 3 months from today. Address, and owner name provided please.
2. A list of all residential vacant land, single family and multi family properties that are currently in the probate process.
3. A list of all residential single family, and multi family properties that are in the eviction process.
4.A list of all residential vacant land, single family, and multi family properties that are going through the divorce process.
5. A list of all residential single family and multi family properties that are delinquent on their utilities. Address, owner name, and balance owed provided please.
6. A list of all residential single family and multi family properties that are flagged abandoned.
7. A list of all residential single family and multi family properties that are fire damaged in the past month.
8. A list of all residential single family and multi family properties that have had their utilities shut off for 6+ months
Yours faithfully,
Jordan Santiago
Mr. Santiago,
Regarding your request:
Code violations - attached.
Probate process - none
Eviction process - none
Divorce process - none
Flagged abandoned - none
Delinquent utility report - attached
Utilities shut off - none
Thank you.
Christine
Christine Newcomb
Municipal Clerk
Borough of Clayton
125 N. Delsea Drive
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-2882 ext 103
856-881-0153 fax
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