Town of
Annsville
Oneida County, NY
 Departments 

Building Codes

Jeff Austin

9042 Meadows Road
P O Box 262
Taberg, NY 13471
(315) 337-0999 Fax: (315) 337-1081
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Description:

TOWN OF ANNSVILLE

CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICE

MISSION STATEMENT

To provide a community outreach program that focuses on health and safety education and enforcement efforts that promote voluntary compliance, prompt correction of violations, and are consistent with the Town of Annsville Local Law and Uniform Codes of New York State. 

Links:
Addition to Town Law #1 Dated 2005

Note: As of 3/9/2010 the Town Board has approved the following additions to our local law:

 

Sec.7: Application for Building Permits

Addition:

          F.) Agricultural buildings are required to have building permits to ensure compliance with State Department of Agriculture and Markets definition as of 12/29/2009. There will be no fee for an agricultural building providing the following stipulations are met:

                   1.) The structure resides in a Oneida County approved agricultural district and

                   2.) The structures, owners or representative of the owner can provide documentation that will meet the qualifications as   set forth by New York State Law.

          G.) Driveway Permits are required by this law to be issued for all driveways on Town roads to ensure compliance from the Town Highway Superintendant and the Town Code  Enforcement Official. There will be no fee for this permit.

 

There will be a public hearing next month on a new Town ordinance which increases the setback requirements of side and back lot lines from 3 feet to 10 feet.

Codes Office Informational Update

August 2009 Update

 

CODE ENFORCEMENT

 

The first half of the year was quite busy.  We are ahead of last year with permit requests and new procedures are in place to identify parcels with violations.  The Town Board hired a clerk for the office and we keep regular hours Tuesday thru Thursday 9 a.m. to noon.  We are available on request at other hours if needed.  The Real Property Index is being updated with current home-owner information as well as 911 addresses and should be a benefit to other committees and departments within the next quarter.

 

Working closely with the Town Assessor we can now track the history of each parcel, which has generated requests from insurance companies, would-be-purchasers, agents and other county agencies.  For a small town we are pretty well up on County and State mandates which in turn has benefited our residents with lower insurance rates and safer places to live.

 

Did you know that 80% of the Code Officer's time is spent investigating and doing the necessary paperwork on complaints received through the phone or by letter from county agencies.  So when we request your permit applicaions to be in our office at least a month prior to your expected start date on any projects, it isn't we want to slow down your plans, but to give us time to gather all requested information and to make sure that permiits, once generated, comply with all current codes laws.

 

A few changes to our current fee schedule are being proposed in the fall, so be sure and come to the monthly town meetings and voice you opinion.  

 

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