The Office of Community Development comprises the Zoning, Construction, and Code Enforcement departments, as well as the office of the Fire Marshal. The Office handles the review of applications for and the issuance of Zoning, Construction, Dumpster/POD, Street Opening, and Sidewalk permits, issues Certificates of Continued Occupancy, and performs all related inspections. In addition, staff members investigate reports of Code violations and other issues within the Borough. Located in the Carmen Biase Center at 701 Main Street, the Office is open to the public from 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

OFFICES OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (Code Enforcement, Construction, Fire Marshal and Zoning)
Pamela Valentine Director – construction@bradleybeachnj.gov 1016
Alyson Ferrell

 Administrative Assistant – code@bradleybeachnj.gov

 1032
CODE ENFORCEMENT
Tim Murray Code Enforcement Officer – tmurray@bradleybeachnj.gov 1037
Patrick Allen Assistant Code Enforcement Officer 3101
Andrew Neaves

 Assistant Code Enforcement Officer 3101
CONSTRUCTION
Tim Murray Construction Official / Building Subcode Official / Building Subcode Inspector & Fire Protection Subcode Official and Inspector 1037
Pamela Valentine Technical Assistant to the Construction Official (TACO) 1016
Don Clare* Electrical Subcode Official 1035
Warren Winch* Plumbing Subcode Official / Plumbing Subcode Inspector 1036
Don Frangipane* Electrical Subcode Inspector 1040
*Hours by appointment only.

FIRE MARSHAL
Tim Murray

 Fire Marshal

 1037
ZONING
Donna S. Barr** Zoning Officer 1038
**Thursday 9:00-2:00, by appointment only.

Community Development

*COAH Fees: In accordance with the borough’s fourth round affordable housing obligation, as of February 1, 2025 the Bradley Beach Construction office began assessing a Residential Development Fee on all construction permits issued for new residential structures and additions to existing residential structures. The fee will be calculated at a rate of 1.5% of the equalized assessment value for the residential development. This fee is only applied to any increase in assessment if someone were to do construction on their property.  If a resident doesn’t do any construction on their property this fee is not required. 

Every participating municipality has a development fee ordinance.  The money raised by the development fees go into the trust fund and can be used for affordable housing purposes only.  As participants in Round 4, our Fair Share Housing planner will be preparing a spending plan which identifies how the money is intended to be spent.