Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Perry, NY

The Village of Perry zoning code allows transient/short-term lodging only as regulated uses subject to site-plan review and special-permit standards; structures cannot be used until a zoning permit and certificate of occupancy are issued. Key constraints: special-permit/site-plan review (Planning Board), county referral under GML §239-m, filing of approvals with the Municipal Clerk, and building permits/inspections under county Building Department and State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Perry. 1) Submit a special-permit/site-plan application to the Village Planning Board with required site plan information and the filing fee (fee set by Village Board). 2) Undergo Planning Board review including public hearing and county (239-m) referral; the Board may impose conditions. 3) After approval obtain any required building permits (County Building Department), a zoning permit from the Zoning Enforcement Officer, and a certificate of occupancy prior to use. Fees and any additional inspections are set by the Village Board and applicable county/state agencies.

1) Submit a special-permit/site-plan application to the Village Planning Board with required site plan information and the filing fee (fee set by Village Board). 2) Undergo Planning Board review including public hearing and county (239-m) referral; the Board may impose conditions. 3) After approval obtain any required building permits (County Building Department), a zoning permit from the Zoning Enforcement Officer, and a certificate of occupancy prior to use. Fees and any additional inspections are set by the Village Board and applicable county/state agencies.