Town and county discuss splitting obsolete building-code MOU and resolving permit-data access
Officials said an existing MOU references outdated state codes; staff proposed two MOUs—one for building department services and one for erosion and sediment—and discussed missing historical permit data after the town switched to iWorQ from InterGov.
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Town and county officials told Warren County decision-makers that a standing memorandum of understanding (MOU) covering building-code enforcement is obsolete in parts because it references state codes that were eliminated and administrative processes that no longer match current practice.
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