Correcting Discrepancies in Housing Unit Records

This document details the procedure for property owners in the City of Bayonne to correct discrepancies in their housing unit records. It outlines two main pathways: presenting an existing Certificate of Continued Occupancy (CCO) to the Tax Assessor's office, or, if no CCO exists, scheduling an inspection with the Building Department's Field Representative to rectify any discrepancies. The text also specifies the fee structure for obtaining a Certificate of Continued Occupancy, which varies from $100 for a single unit to $750 for ten units, with additional charges for properties exceeding ten units or commercial units. Once a CCO is obtained, it must be submitted to the Tax Assessor's office to update official city records. Additionally, a contact for confirming property use with the Zoning Department is provided.