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Gilpin to seek reentry into county UCC after MDIA terminates inspection contract
Summary
MDIA gave Gilpin a 90-day termination notice on its building-code contract; the board voted to send a letter asking to rejoin the county Uniform Construction Code (UCC) inspection consortium while the solicitor flagged potential state-level administrative delays.
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The township received a 90-day notice of contract termination from MDIA, the contractor that had been performing building-code inspections and issuing certificates of occupancy. At the Oct. 15 meeting the board discussed options including seeking a new private inspection firm or rejoining the county UCC consortium that provides inspections through Bureau Veritas.
Chair said the township could either identify a new building-code agency or send a letter to the county UCC to rejoin. The solicitor cautioned that rejoining the UCC requires administrative registration and a statewide registry entry that in some cases has been delayed by state processing. Despite the potential delay, the board voted to send the letter to the county UCC seeking re-entry.
The board also discussed practical issues around enforcement if the township is not listed on the statewide registry; the solicitor said enforcement via a county provider may not be possible until the registration is complete. Sharon was directed to draft and submit the rejoin letter to the county UCC and to share updates as the state registry action proceeds.

