Saratoga County

Town of Hadley, NY: zoning for new construction

Town of Hadley has no zoning ordinance at all. There are no districts, no minimum lot sizes and no setbacks to look up here — but that is not the same as no rules, and it does not mean a project is unconstrained.

What we know

The Town of Hadley appears to have NO zoning ordinance at all — there are no districts, no minimum lot sizes and no setbacks to look up. What does govern is the Town's Subdivision Regulations (adopted 5-14-1992), its Site Plan Review Law (adopted 1-30-1997), the NYS Uniform Code as adopted by the Town on 1-9-2003, and — for the part of the Town inside the Adirondack Park — the Adirondack Park Agency, which reviews land use directly where a town has no approved local land use program.

Who to call

(518) 696-3112 — confirm the current position before relying on the absence of zoning. Ask specifically what does apply: subdivision, site plan review and the state building code usually still do.

Whatever you are told, do not assume a neighbouring municipality's standards apply here. Adjoining jurisdictions in Saratoga County routinely differ by several acres of minimum lot, and a nearby town's schedule is not evidence of anything on this side of the line.

Zoning in nearby Saratoga County municipalities

These do publish their codes, and we hold the full district tables for them:

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