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 – December 6th, 2018

Our village is looking festive as we enter this holiday season.  I am excited to see so many activities around the village to celebrate.  The United Methodist Church is hosting Community Caroling on the 16th at 4 pm.  The Neighborhood Association had a very successful welcoming of Santa along with the fire department’s holiday bazaar last weekend.  The turnout was great. NASP has 2 more holiday events planned including a decorating contest for residents and businesses as well as a Bow Making class.  Both events and many more can be found on the community calendar which they maintain.  It is on the village website under the “Welcome” section.

The late leaf drop and the early snow have left parts of the village a mess.  Picking up leaves with a bucket tends to damage lawns as does plowing before the ground is frozen.  We will focus on getting lawns back in shape as soon as the snow leaves in the spring.  If your mailbox gets damaged, let us know and we will repair or replace it.