Forms
Adirondack Park Agency permits may be needed for a variety of development activities in the Adirondack Park. All current agency forms and applications are listed below. We recommend contacting us before starting to determine what forms are necessary for your project.
Additionally, more than one permit may be required for your proposed activity. Please check with other state agencies and your local town or village office about other regulations that may apply to your project.
Getting Started
There are numerous factors that can determine whether a permit is needed for your project. The easiest way to find out if a proposed activity will require Agency review is by submitting a Jurisdictional Inquiry Form. Agency staff review these submissions and respond by letter stating any permitting or other needs.
If you know that a permit is required for your project, you can submit a preapplication request to consult with Agency staff about your proposed project before submitting an application.
Forms by Category
General Permits authorize an expidited Agency review process for the following activities:
Activities Involving Towers
Activities Involving Wetlands
Other Activities
Submitting Forms
The Agency accepts submissions via email and mail. Emails can be sent to APASubmissions@apa.ny.gov or via our online contact form. Before submitting, please ensure that:
- All submissions are in PDF format and legible;
- Electronic copies of plans are fully scalable;
- Applications contain scans of signatures affixed by hand or electronic signatures consistent with the Electronic Signatures and Records Act.
If you cannot submit a form via email, please send a hard copy to:
New York State Adirondack Park Agency
P.O. Box 99
1133 NYS Route
86 Ray Brook, NY 12977