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Main Function of Department

Enforce 2020 New York State Building & Fire Codes, Local Zoning Codes, State Stormwater Management Practices and Flood Plain Administration.

Review construction documents, issue building permits and inspect building projects for the Town and Village of Lancaster.

Receive resident and business complaints of building and zoning issues.

General Information

Before any person shall erect, construct, alter, move, demolish or commence to erect, construct, alter, move or demolish any building or structure within the Town of Lancaster and Village of Lancaster, such person shall first apply for and obtain a building permit from the Building Inspector.

Please contact this department for information and specifications regarding set back, permitted size and height of structures, prior to building permit application submittal.

Building Permits

Please provide the information as listed below for your project to apply.

pdf DECK PERMITS                                 pdf Deck Code 2020 RCNY R507

pdf DEMOLITION PERMITS

pdf FENCE PERMITS

pdf GENERAL BUILDING PERMIT

pdf 1 & 2 FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PERMIT

pdf POOL PERMITS

pdf SHED PERMITS under 144sf

pdf SHED GARAGE PERMITS over 144 SF

Inspection Requirements

Please call the office at 684-4171 to schedule inspections listed on customer copy of permit.

Do you live near a Zombie Property or a Vacant Home? 

Here are links to help identify vacant properties and contact information.

document Zombie Property Information    http://nyszombiesinitiative.com 

Helpful Resources 

pdf LancasterTownParcels WOODED AREA

pdf CE 200 homeowner exemption help

pdf Zoning Map 2021

pdf Environmental Resource Areas

pdf Subdivision Regulations

pdf Town Site Plan Packet  

pdf 2022 Planning Board Schedule

pdf Lancaster Village Site Plan Application

pdf Lancaster Village Change in Use Application

pdf Historical Preservation Commission Application

pdf Temporary Outside Dining Permit              pdf Temporary Operating permit resolution

Notices

Controlling the rodent population in our neighborhoods is a community effort. Code Enforcement and Resident participation is vital. For more information on how to keep our properties free from infestation, please visit this page on our site for more information or the Erie County Department of Health page.

Loads of topsoil, mulch, stone or any other material are not permitted to be deposited on roadways, in the road right of way or impede the use of sidewalks at any time.