It is your responsibility to do the chasing.

You should be working with your realtor on things like this. Hope you don;t have to wait too long for a call-back. When we had some last minute snags with the sale of my house, my realtor and I were both hustling to get the problem corrected.

Thanks, everyone. Fortunately my realtor, the buyer's realtor, and I are all working toward this together. I just wanted to make sure that it's primarily my responsibility, and you've confirmed that. Thanks!

Your task. Your agent might have some tips, but as the owner you need to make sure it's resolved.

Yup. Got it, and thanks.

ETA: I wasn't trying to get out of anything, just wanted to be sure of who takes the lead. Asked and answered. Thank you, all.

Sometimes the realtor may have a personal contact with the Town. That may grease the skids. Once the issue is identified, you need to deal with it. Keep everyone in the loop. Even the buyer's realtor may have contacts that could prove helpful. This is why communication between all of the parties will be essential.

You, (if you really want to sell). if you don't care, ignore and don't chase.

Dang, I do this type of work for all of my clients. Isn't that what we are hired to do?The only time I have them do something like this themselves is when I feel like whatever info they are trying to find out, is best to be heard directly from the officials to the clients. Otherwise, I do all the legwork.