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Yes, a permit is required to replace a roof in Brockway Township, MI, issued by Township of Brockway - Building and Zoning Official. In Brockway Township a building permit is approved by the township's building and zoning official before it is issued: the Permits page says "ALL PERMITS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE APPROPRIATE INSPECTOR BEFORE BEING ISSUED." and "Contact the appropriate inspector to set up appointments and inspections directly." The township's complete building packet, updated 5-1-22, asks for the property address and tax ID, a site plan with setbacks, proof of ownership, a copy of the builder's license and insurance information if the applicant is not the owner, two sets of construction drawings and engineered truss plans if applicable, with permit fees paid by check or cash before work starts, and it says the permit becomes invalid unless work is started within 180 days. The packet's fee table prices homes and additions by floor area, accessory buildings, decks, porches and ramps, pools, commercial work, signs, demolition and relocation, has no roofing line, and doubles the base permit fee if the project starts before the permit is issued. The Permits page lists separate electrical, mechanical and plumbing forms, and the office clerk can be reached at 810-387-3375, extension 10. This hub aggregates roofing permit and contractor-registration requirements for Brockway Township, Michigan, along with sourced roofing material references — every fact linked to its directory record.