TOWN OF CONESVILLE, NY
Code Enforcement & Permits
A Building Permit must be issued by the Town Clerk prior to the start any construction project.
USEFUL TOWN CONTACTS
CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
Jim Kopp
1306 State Route 990V, Gilboa, NY 12076
Tel. 607-222-5242
Email: JKopp006@gmail.com
Carrie Sutton
1306 State Route 990V, Gilboa, NY 12076
Tel. 607-588-7211
Remember that you may also require DEP approval, (when building a septic system or well-drilling) prior to obtaining a building permit to avoid delays.
Many areas of Conesville are in the New York City Watershed and have additional requirements.
Proper planning will save you time and money in the long run.
Remember that you may also require DEP approval, (when building a septic system or well-drilling) prior to obtaining a building permit to avoid delays.
Many areas of Conesville are in the New York City Watershed and have additional requirements.
Proper planning will save you time and money in the long run.
In 1801 the Susquehanna Turnpike was created. This major road-way brought trade into and out of the area. As a result significant commerce and expansion occurred. The Susquehanna Turnpike was 25 miles in length. It began at the Hudson River in Catskill. Today NY 990V runs through a section of the original Turnpike.
HISTORICAL SNIPPETS
