Local Laws
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Local Law # 1 0f 1971
A Local Law to Provide for the Retention of an Elected Board of Assessors
in and for the Town of New Haven |
Local Law # 1 of 1983
A Local Law to Provide for the Conduct of Games of Chance in the Town of
New Haven |
Local Law # 1 of 1984
A Local Law Providing for Reduction of Per Centum of Business Investment
Exemptions Granted by Section 485-B of the Real Property Tax Law to Zero
in the Town of New Haven |
Local Law # 1 of
1988
A Local Law Providing for the Administration and Enforcement of the New
York State Fire Prevention and Building Code |
Local Law # 1 of 1989
Local Law to Establish a Conservation Advisory Council in a City, Town or
Village |
Local Law # 2 of 1994
A Local Law Providing for the Regulation of Frame Construction, Mobile
Homes and Mobile Home Parks in the Town of New Haven |
Local Law # 1 of 1995
Flood Damage Prevention Amending Local Law #1 of the Year 1994 |
Local Law # 1 of 1999
A Local Law Regulating Scrap, Junk and Salvage and the Licensing of
Salvage Yards in the Town of New Haven |
Local Law # 1 of 2000
A Local Law to Adopt the Procurement Policies and Procedures for Purchases
and Contracts for Services That are not Subject to Competitive Bidding |
Local
Law # 2 of 2001
Site Plan Regulations Of The Town Of New Haven |
Local Law # 3 of
2001
Solid Waste Management Facilities Law Of The Town Of New Haven |
Local Law # 1
of 2002
Local Law Prohibiting Parking on Town Roads in the Town of New Haven |
Local
Law # 1 of 2003
A Local Law to Allow Enrolled Volunteer
Firefighters And Volunteer Ambulance Workers to Be Eligible For A
Real Property Tax Exemption Under RPTL§466-B |
Local Law
# 2 of 2003
A Local Law Increasing The Term Of Office Of The
Town Clerk From Two Years To Four Years |
Local Law
# 1 of 2004
A Local Law for the Management, Control and
Operation of Water Districts in the Town of New Haven. |
Local Law # 1 of 2006
A Local Law Relative to Tax Exemption for the Elderly |
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Local
Law #1 of 2009
A local Law for the Conversion From Three Elected Assessors to One Appointed
Assessor. |
