As per New York State law, building permits are required for work that must conform to the Uniform Building Codes, which includes: new residential, commercial and industrial buildings;additions to residential,commercial and industrial buildings;interior and exterior structural repairs;

Alterations, improvements and remodeling of existing structures; garages; carports; all sheds; roofing; siding; decks; porches; stairs; fences; swimming pools in which the water depth is two feet or greater; heating systems (new and replacement); hot tubs; fire suppression systems; fire alarm systems; solid fuel burning appliances; gas fired decorative appliances; parking lots; and demolition of all structures.

From Mayor McDowell

Village Update – October 9, 2019
Today our water level is below 246.3. Down about 2.5 inches from my last week’s e-blast. We will see a rise this weekend for boat haul out in Lake St. Lawrence. The outflow will be lowered by 1,000 cm/s for a 48 hour period beginning on October 11th.

For those of you who have questions regarding the homeowner’s program, we will be holding an information session on Tuesday, October 15th from 5-7pm. A representative from the DEC will be present to answer the permitting questions. The application for resiliency & restoration money is available at: https://hcr.ny.gov/lake-ontario-st-lawrence-river-flood-relief-and-recovery-grant-program. I strongly recommend everyone who has a need apply.