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Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Oil Tank Removal Across Bucks County

Some Bucks County oil-tank questions start with the tank. Others start with a sale, a deadline, or the municipality on the deed.

Some Bucks County oil-tank questions start with the tank itself. Others start with a home inspection, a closing deadline, or a buried line in the yard. In either case, the next step often depends on which borough or township governs the property.

The map below shows the local guides currently on this site. Use it to get oriented, then confirm the right permit office on the deed and on our permits and records page.

Bucks County, PennsylvaniaNorth-up map of Bucks County with major highways from U.S. Census TIGERweb. Gold markers are local oil-tank guides. Cream names are geographic reference boroughs and are not additional guide pages. Levittown is a census place, not a township. Yardley Borough is not part of Lower Makefield Township.I-276PA 611PA 309US 1US 202I-95I-295PA 313PA 413PA 32PA 132Delaware RiverLevittownBensalemTwp.Lower MakefieldTwp.DoylestownBuckinghamTwp.MiddletownTwp.NorthamptonTwp.
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Gold markers are places with a local guide on this site. Cream names are for orientation only; they are not extra landing pages. Levittown is a census place, not its own permit office. Permit questions still follow the borough or township on the deed. If that name is not on the map, use permits and records. Roads: U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb Transportation, retrieved 18 October 2026.
  1. LevittownFour municipalities can share this place name. The permit office follows the deed, not the mailbox.
  2. Bensalem TownshipA tank permit is one paper. Environmental remediation is another.
  3. Lower Makefield TownshipA published homeowner guide covers removal, replacement, and closure. Yardley Borough is a different office.
  4. DoylestownThe Borough and the Township keep separate permit offices for the same mailing name.
  5. Buckingham TownshipRequires 48-hour notice, and an inspector on site when a tank comes out of the ground.
  6. Middletown TownshipA permit is required to remove a tank, close one in place, or install a new one.
  7. Northampton TownshipThe Fire Marshal asks for notice no later than 24 hours before removal starts.

The mailing name is not always the permit office

In Bucks County, a mailing name or neighborhood can help you place the house. It does not always tell you which building department governs the property. Levittown can sit in more than one municipality. Yardley Borough is not Lower Makefield Township. Newtown Borough is not Newtown Township. Bristol Borough is not Bristol Township.

County guides

Next step

Have a heating-oil tank question?

Call with the borough or township, where the tank sits, and whether it is still in use. If you smell oil or see staining, start with the leaking-tank page.

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