A person contemplating starting a business should be aware of local laws. It is important to contact the village, town, and county clerk where the business plans to locate. Examples of local considerations are zoning, building permits, parking, sign regulations, site plans, and certain occupational licenses such as auctioneers, electricians, and plumbers. It is advisable to contact your local government first.
Local Building & Zoning Permits Local Code Enforement Officials
Some businesses require specific New York State permits. The Governor's Office of Regulatory Reform defines a permit as any required license, registration, or similar form of authorization required by New York State. Examples of businesses that require a permit are: motor vehicle repair shops, beauty salons, food establishments, real estate sales, and child day care centers. For assistance in identifying New York State permit requirements contact: Governor's Office of Regulatory Reform
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