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The information in this section can be used by elected officials, members of zoning board of appeals, planning boards, citizen planners, and citizens wishing to learn about local government procedures, planning concepts, and theories.
The documents below are excerpts from the New York State Department of States Local Government Handbook and The James A. Coon Local Government Technical Series.
Agricultural Preservation and Related Topics
- Agricultural-Related Web Resources
- Guide to Local Planning for Agriculture in New York
- Local Law and Agricultural Districts: How Do They Relate
Census Data
- FedStats - State, County & Local Area Statistics
- Released Census Data for O.C. by Municipality
- State and County Quick Facts O.C. New York
- US Census Bureau
- US Census Bureau Public Use Training Modules
Citizen Participation
- Civic Action Free University Message Boards
- Energize, INC - For Leaders of Volunteers
- A Forum for Citizen Participation in Civic Action
- Planning & Community Development Online Forum
Code Enforcement
Consumer Protection
General Resources
- OC Planning Department Library References
- Planning Commissioners Journal Planners Web
- Special Use Permitting: An In-Depth Look
- The Grantsmanship Center - Grant Information
Geographic Information Systems
Historic Preservation
- Landmark Society of Western NY
- National Trust for Historic Preservation
- National Trust Main Street Center
- Preservation League of New York State
Land Use Planning
- Genesee Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council Land Use Monitoring Report
- Guide to Planning and Zoning Laws in New York State
- Zoning and the Comprehensive Plan
Meetings & Hearings
Organizational Capacity Building
Planning Board
Creating the Community You Want: Municipal Options for Land Use Control
- O.C. Municipal Training Modules for Board Members
- Planning Board Basics
- Site Development Plan Review Procedures and Guidelines
- Steps to Success for Planning & Zoning Officials