Contact: | Peter J. Miley | |
Building Inspector | ||
William Seegmuller | ||
Assistant Building Inspector | ||
Michelle Russo | (914) 864-0022 | |
Interim Office Manager | ||
Building Department Secretary | (914) 864-0019 | |
Amanda Villalobos - Office Assistant Spanish Speaking | ||
Fire Safety Program Administrator | (914) 864-1083 | |
Stephany Mejia - Office Assistant Spanish Speaking | ||
Address: | Village Hall (1st Floor) | |
104 Main Street | ||
Mount Kisco, NY 10549 | ||
Phone: | (914) 864-0019 | |
Fax: | (914) 864-1085 | |
COMPLAINT HOTLINE: | (914) 864-0027 | |
Hours: | Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm |
- DO I NEED A PERMIT?
- DO I NEED A PERMIT (en Espanol)
- Noise and Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Law
- Noise and Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Law (en Espanol)
- Village Maps
- How To Schedule An Inspection
- Building Permit Process
- Fee Schedule as of 1-1-16
- Fire Safety Program
- Downloadable Forms
- Sign Regulations
- Generator Requirements
- Landlord Registry Law
- Zoning Regulations (See Chapter 110)
- Checking Contractor License Status
- Workmen's Compensation Exemption Certificates
- Architectural Review Board
- Planning Board
- Zoning Board of Appeals
Staff:
Name | Title | Phone |
Michelle Russo | Board Secretary, Planning & Zoning |
(914) 864-0022 |
Ted Ferrara | Fire Inspector | (914) 864-0025 |
Henry Senno | Fire Inspector | (914) 864-0018 |
Carl Strome | Code Enforcement Officer | (914) 819-7691 |
Patti Tipa | Special Projects | (914) 864-0053 |
Mission:
The Building Department provides many services to the residents and property owners of the Village of Mount Kisco. The Building Department maintains a variety of information for each property in the Village. Building permits, plans, certificates of occupancy and surveys are just some of the documents that may be available in the Building Department. The Building Inspector is responsible for the enforcement of the Village Code as it pertains to its zoning law, subdivision and site plan compliance, signs, wetlands, as well as the NYS Building and Fire Prevention Code. The Building Inspector receives and reviews all plans for building, plumbing and sign installations and then issues the required permits for these projects. Throughout the building process, the Building Inspector will conduct various inspections to ensure compliance with building permits. When a project has been completed and has all the proper documentation, the Building Inspector issues certificates of occupancy and compliance to close out permits.
The Building Department is also the principal code enforcement agency of the Village for many non-police matters. In addition to enforcing local zoning and the N.Y.S. Uniform Building and Fire Prevention Codes, which regulate the use and occupancy of private land and structures, the Building Inspector, Code Enforcement Officer, and Fire Inspectors are responsible for the enforcement of various other Village Code regulations. The Code Enforcement Officer is primarily responsible for the enforcement of local laws related to exterior property maintenance such as garbage, rubbish, recycling and refuse, street and sidewalk cleaning and maintenance (including snow removal); posting of signs in public rights-of-way and distribution of flyers and handbills. The Fire Inspectors are responsible for the enforcement of the New York Fire Prevention and Building Code as it pertains to places of public assembly, business establishments, manufacturing sites and multiple residential dwellings.