Planning and Zoning Applications
& Miscellaneous Documents
Applications
Environmental Assessment Forms
For a step-by-step guide on how to fill out Part 1 of the Short EAF, please click here.
For a step-by-step guide on how to fill out Part 1 of the Full EAF, please click here.
For the applications with an asterisk (*), please see below for further instructions.
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Town of Chester Zoning Local Law
Subdivision Regulations
On-Site Wastewater Treatment Local Law
Miscellaneous Forms, Documents, & Applications
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* Part One of the Short Environmental Assessment Form must be completed and attached with the following applications:
- Site Plan Review
- Minor Subdivision
- Area or Use Variance
** Part One of the Full Environmental Assessment Form must be completed and attached with the following application(s):
- Major Subdivision
- Site Plan Review
- Minor Subdivision
- Area or Use Variance
** Part One of the Full Environmental Assessment Form must be completed and attached with the following application(s):
- Major Subdivision
Please Note (Regarding Accessory Structures):
Any accessory structure less than 144 square ft. requires only a Town of Chester Zoning Certificate Application, plot plan (drawn to scale), and one (1) set of construction plans.
If 144 square ft. or more, you must submit to the Planning and Zoning Office a Zoning Certificate Application, a plot plan drawn to scale, and three (3) sets of construction plans.
A Warren County Building Permit is required for structures over 144 square ft.
Click here to access the website for Warren County Fire Prevention and Building Codes.
Any accessory structure less than 144 square ft. requires only a Town of Chester Zoning Certificate Application, plot plan (drawn to scale), and one (1) set of construction plans.
If 144 square ft. or more, you must submit to the Planning and Zoning Office a Zoning Certificate Application, a plot plan drawn to scale, and three (3) sets of construction plans.
A Warren County Building Permit is required for structures over 144 square ft.
Click here to access the website for Warren County Fire Prevention and Building Codes.