town of lumberland new york top border
town of lumberland new york

 

Zoning Board

 

Draft Zoning Law

Proposed Zoning Law

.

Zoning Map

Zoning Law

 

December 12, 2011 - Meeting Comments on proposed Zoning Law

December 29, 2011 - Meeting Comments on proposed Zoning Law

February 6, 2012- Meeting Comments on proposed Zoning Law

February 25, 2012- Zoning Rewrite Revisions

ZBA Meetings

The third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm in the Lumberland Town Hall.

 

Susan Wade, Clerk

(845) 856-8600, ext. 229

 

All meetings are open to the public to hear and discuss the current issues regarding the town. We encourage participation to get input and ideas from the residents.

Zoning Board of Appeals:

Lewis T. Powell, Chairman

Robert M. Grimm, Vice Chairman

Terri Fountain, Secretary

David Leamon, Member

Scott Van Tuyl, Member

Susan Wade, Clerk

Zoning Board of Appeals 2012 Meeting Minutes

 

ZBA MinutesJanuary 17, 2012

ZBA Minutes — February 21, 2012

ZBA Minutes — March 20, 2012

ZBA Minutes — April 17, 2012

ZBA Minutes — May 15, 2012

ZBA Minutes — June 19, 2012

ZBA Minutes — July 17, 2012

 

 

Meeting Minutes from 2010

 

Meeting Minutes from 2011

 

 

The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is a five-member board. Each member is appointed for a five-year term, provided they haven’t been appointed to fill a vacancy resulting from a resignation, at which time they will be appointed to fulfill the remaining balance of that term for which they were appointed. The ZBA has the authority to grant variances to the Zoning Ordinance adopted by the Town of Lumberland. The Board also has the responsibility to render decisions on interpretation of the Zoning Ordinance.

 

The Town Board appoints all the members listed on the municipal boards. Each member is appointed, with their duties on the respective board established by New York State, Sullivan County and Town Laws. Each member sitting on the boards and committees are to act in the best interest of the Town and the residents they are serving. They are expected to render their decisions on any matters before them without political and resident pressure. Board meetings are open to the public as provided for under the New York State Open Meeting Law. Public attendance is encouraged and welcomed.