Building & Code Enforcement Department
Effective June 25, 2018, the Building and Code Enforcement Department will be open to the public Tuesday – Friday (except holidays) from 8:30am until 4:30pm and will be closed on Mondays. This is a temporary change to accommodate staffing needs during departmental transition.
Our department handles a wide range of matters pertaining to NYS Building Code, property maintenace and inspections, permits & certificates of occupancy, fire safety, and applications to the Planning Board and the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Please note: We CANNOT accept complaints via telephone. Please complete a Code Enforcement Complaint Form
RENTAL PROPERTY INTERACTIVE MAP
Use our interactive map to view rental properties in the village.
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Disclaimer: The completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of any information and data posted on the map is not the responsibility of Google and shall be updated on a monthly basis by the Village of Brockport Building/Code Enforcement Department. In the event any information on the Village of Brockport’s official printed documents differs from information contained on this map, the official printed documents shall take precedence.
COLLEGE STUDENTS:
Permits
(contact us to verify the need for a permit)
- Building Permit Application
- Residential Structures with Truss Type Construction, Pre-Engineered Wood Construction, and/or Timber Construction
- Plumbing Permit
- Stair Building Code
- Decks and Pool Decks
- Electrical Inspectors
- Solar Permit
- Swimming Pools
Rentals
- Rental Certificate of Occupancy Application
- Multiple Residency Habitability Inspections
- 2018-2019 Residential Rental Registration Application
- Tenants Rights & Responsibilities
- Tenant Check-List
- Inspection Checklist for Landlords
Fire / Safety Inspections
Code Issues
Stormwater / Flood Plain / Illicit Discharge
Planning / Zoning
General Documents
- Space Heater Safety Tips
- Private Fire Hydrant Report
- Chimney and Woodstove Fire Safety
- Asbestos Facts & Responsibilities
Lead Poisoning or Mold
Lead Poisoning – Contact the Monroe County Public Health Office at 585-753-5087.
Mold – There are no governmental agencies that test for mold. The best treatment is to identify the problem that is causing the mold, then eliminate the problem. You will also need to clean up any mold that has formed. Here are some trustworthy websites that offer detailed information on both mold and lead: