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Moving in to or out of Lower Makefield Township? Don't forget your moving permit!!

By Anne M. Costello

Real Estate Agent with Weidel Realtors

May 31, 2011 01:01 AM

Man moving house Moving in to or out of Lower Makefield Township? Don't forget your moving permit!

Lower Makefield Township requires a Residential Moving Permit for all residents over the age of 18 who are moving in or out of Lower Makefield Township. The permit is free, but must be completed before you move.

Lower Makefield Township requests that you allow 5 days before your moving date to be certain
the permit will be issued and in-hand by your moving day.

Click here for the LMT Residential Moving Permit and instructions:

http://www.lmt.org/forms/application-for-residential-moving.pdf.

Moving in to or out of Lower Makefield Township? Don't forget your moving permit!

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Brian England

Ambrose Realty Management LLC - Gilbert, AZ

MBA, GRI, REALTOR® Real Estate in East Valley AZ

Moving permit? Well, I have learned something new today, thanks for the post.

May 31, 2011 02:24 AM

Anne M. Costello

Weidel Realtors - Yardley, PA

We think they are trying to track people so they can make sure the taxes are in the right name. About five years ago, when my husband and I bought some furniture at a warehouse sale, the Lower Makefield police followed the truck from the township line through another borough and back out to our home to "ask" if we were moving. My husband told them "been there, done that" and that was it. We live in a nice suburban community, pretty much a bedroom community for people who work in New York, Princeton and Philadelphia, so we don't have a lot of crime. It would be good if the police had more important things to do. LOL

May 31, 2011 08:21 AM

Anonymous

American

It is absolutely astounding that any American citizen could possibly pass on, and therefore enable and implicitly condone such an illegal and disturbing "ordinance". The U.N. Convention on Human Rights, not to mention the U.S. Constitution, bans dimwits and tyrants alike from carrying out activities like this that infringe upon the human right to travel or move. Pennsylvania, Bucks County in particular, once again waives its flag to demonstrate what an ill-informed, regressive place it is.

Jan 28, 2017 05:07 AM

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