Required when placing a new structure on your property, such as a new house, a house addition, a garage or carport, a shed, a pool.  Permits are required for fences but not for general maintenance such as roof or window replacement (as long as the original structure is not changing shape), or inside remodeling.  You can learn more about zoning and building on this page.

A Residential Rental Unit License Application is a form or process required by many local governments for property owners who rent out residential units — such as houses, apartments, condos, or accessory dwelling units.

It ensures that all rental properties meet local safety, zoning, and occupancy standards before being leased to tenants.

Download a Residential Rental Unit License Application

Or fill out the form below.

Residential Rental Unit License Application

A separate application is required for each rental unit.

Submit completed application or, print out form, and submit payment to Annville Township at 36 N. Lancaster Street, PO Box 178, Annville, PA 17003. See Fee Schedule page.

This application is for the licensing of a residential rental unit as required by Chapter 11 of the Annville Township Code of Ordinances.  Issuance of a Residential Rental Unit License does not indicate the residential rental unit is in compliance with Township Ordinances and/or any other applicable codes.

By signing this application, I certify that all facts in the application are true and correct.  This application is being made by me to induce official action on the part of Annville Township and I understand that any false statements made herein are subject to the penalties of 18 Pa.C.S.A.-4904, relating to unsworn falsification to authorities.

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Phone: Person is

Rental Unit Address: *

Apt. / Room #: *

Dwelling Type: *

• Single Family
• Duplex
• Apartment
• Townshouse
• Rooming House
• Other

Number of Adults (18 & over) in the residential unit: *

Number of Children (under 18) in the residential unit: (copy) *

Owner Name: *

First

Last

Owner Address: *

*No PO Boxes - must use a physical street address

Phone: *

Cell Phone: *

Email: *

Contact Person (if Owner is a partnership, corporation, etc.): *

Lease Start Date (for new registrations only): *

Does Owner live more than 30 miles from the Township of Annville? *

• Yes
• No

If yes, contact information on an agent or manager who lives within 30 miles of Annville Township must be provided as per Chapter 11 of the Annville Township Code of Ordinances

Agent Name:

First

Last

If owner is outside 30 miles of Annville Township.

Agent Cell Phone:

Agent Email Address

Agent Address:

*No PO Boxes - must use a physical street address

Agent Signature:

This serves as your digital signature and confirms your agreement.

Owner Signature: *

This serves as your digital signature and confirms your agreement.

Submit

Residential Rental License Fee:

A No Impact Home-Based Business Permit is a type of local business license that allows you to operate a small business from your home, as long as it doesn’t negatively affect your residential neighborhood.

Download a No Impact Home Based Business Permit

A Curb and Sidewalk Permit is required for any construction, replacement, or repair of curbs or sidewalks within Annville Township. This permit ensures that all work within the public right-of-way meets Township standards for safety, accessibility, and long-term durability.

A Road Occupancy Permit (also known as a Right-of-Way Permit or Street Opening Permit) is an authorization issued by a city, county, or state transportation department that allows an individual, business, or utility company to use, dig into, block, or otherwise occupy a public roadway or right-of-way for a temporary period.

Download a Road Occupancy Permit

A Public Assembly Permit is required for any parade, festival, demonstration, or other organized event held in a public area within Annville Township. The permit ensures public safety and coordination with Township services. Applications can be submitted through the Annville Township Office. 

Required for anyone going door to door to talk to the resident regarding a product or a service.  Approval must be obtained from Annville Town Hall before the permit will be issued. 

If you need to place a dumpster at your property for a short period of time, you will need to contact the Annville Town Hall and obtain a Dumpster Permit if it needs to be in the street.  This permit is only good for a limited time, but there is no charge. Contact 717-867-2711 for more information.

Required whenever work is being performed in the street or township right-of-way that required opening the roadway.  These permits are mostly issued to utility companies (gas, phone, cable, electric) to install new service, cut off service or perform necessary maintenance. 

Homeowners, or their contracted plumber, that needs to tap onto an existing sewer line, make repairs to a sewer lateral, or install new plumbing within their home will need to obtain a plumbing permit.  It is always best to check with your contractor to see who is responsible for obtaining the permit.

In Annville Township, any new signage or changes to existing signs must be approved to ensure compliance with the Township Zoning Ordinance. The applicant must submit details including sign size, type, material, location, and any illumination, along with a site plan showing setbacks and mounting details.
Download a Sign Permit Application

Download an Overstreet Banner Application