Freeville, NY · Tompkins County
Residential and Commercial Zoning Survey
This survey asks Freeville residents to share their views on housing, commercial zoning, and historic-district designation for the Village.
What this form is
The Village prepared this survey to gather residents’ opinions while considering zoning changes, multi-family housing, commercial zones, and historic-district designation. It asks about household size, home ownership, dwelling type, preferred land uses and businesses, zoning choices, and historic-district costs; an address and additional comments are optional.
Who needs it
Freeville residents who want to share their views on Village zoning, housing, commercial activity, or historic-district designation can complete the survey.
How to submit it
Mail the survey to the Village of Freeville, 5 Factory Street/PO Box 288. You can also drop it off at the Village office during the listed regular business hours or leave it in the box next to the Village Hall front door.
About notarization
No notary is required; the survey requests answers and an optional address, with no notarized attachment or sworn step.
How to submit this form
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Download the Survey
Download the Residential and Commercial Zoning Survey PDF.
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Complete the Questions
Answer the questions about your household, zoning preferences, housing, businesses, and historic-district designation.
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Review Optional Responses
Provide your address if you wish and add any comments in the space provided.
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Submit to the Village
Mail the survey to the Village of Freeville or drop it off at the Village office or Village Hall.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Residential and Commercial Zoning Survey?
- No. The survey has no notary requirement or sworn attachment; it requests answers and an optional address.
- How do I submit the zoning survey?
- Mail it to the Village of Freeville, 5 Factory Street/PO Box 288. The document also says you may drop it off at the Village office or leave it in the box next to the Village Hall front door.
- What topics does the survey ask about?
- It asks about household and dwelling details, preferred land uses and businesses, commercial zones, multi-family housing, and historic-district designation.
- Is the address required?
- No. The survey labels the address question optional and also provides space for additional comments.
