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Hornell City Code Enforcement

The Code Enforcement Division of the City of Hornell Fire Department is staffed by a Code Enforcement Officer, career firefighters and a health officer.  The code enforcement office plays a major role in preserving the integrity of the City of Hornell's neighborhoods, buildings and overall quality of life within the city.

Daily functions of the Code Enforcement office include:

  • the issuance of building permits (inclusive of fences, pools, signs, solid-fuel appliances, etc.)
  • demolition permits
  • zoning reviews
  • construction reviews as well as on-site construction inspections
  • the enforcement of local laws and ordinances
  • annual inspections of multiple family dwellings and places of public assembly.
  • issuance of plumbing and heating permits as well as the field inspection of plumbing and heating installations.

 All inspections are performed pursuant to the NYS Property Maintenance and Fire Codes and are either done by the code officer, members of the Hornell Fire Department or by independent third party inspectors that are approved by the AHJ (Authority Having Juisdiction).

  • Rental Occupancy inspections may be scheduled (24 hours in advance) through the code enforcement office (by phone, email, mail or in person) and a rental inspection coupon must be purchased prior to the inspection, for a fee of $35.00 from the City Clerk's office. (This fee covers the initial inspection and a re-inspection if necessary).
  • Commercial inspections must be scheduled directly with the Codes Enforcement Officer.

 

CITY OF HORNELL MUNICIPAL CODES ONLINE

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

 

 

Code Enforcement

 

Dennis O'Brien , Health Officer

Barb Perrott , Clerk/Typist

 

The office is located on the second floor of City Hall.

Phone: (607)324-7421

Fax:  (607)324-3150

Email:

 

NOTICE ON HOME SALES The City of Hornell Codes Enforcement Office reminds all buyers and sellers of real state that, effective December 2006, any and all residences must have carbon monoxide detectors installed and operating prior to the transfer of property, as per Section 1228.3 of the New York State

Fire Prevention Code.

 

 
 
 
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