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BOARD OF TRUSTEES APR 1 3 2023
VILLAGE OF GREENPORT ;0L3 Ir Wb`� I r e
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEE��"
ON A PROPOSED LOCAL LAW OF 2023 CREATING SECTION 150-51
OF THE GREENPORT VILLAGE CODE CREATING A SIX MONTH
MORATORIUM ON DEVELOPMENT IN THE WC WATERFRONT
COMMERCIAL, CR RETAIL COMMERCIAL AND CG GENERAL
COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS OF THE VILLAGE OF GREENPORT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Greenport will conduct a Public Hearing on Thursday, April 20, 2023, at 6:00
p.m. at the Third"Street Fire Station, Third and South Streets, Greenport,
New York, 11944 regarding a proposed local law of 2023 Creating Section
150-51 of the Greenport Village Code; Creating a Six Month Moratorium on
Development in the WC Waterfront Commercial, CR Retail Commercial and
CG General Commercial Zoning Districts of the Village of Greenport. This
public hearing is-a continuation of the public hearing voted by the Board of
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Trustees to be held open on March 23, 2023.
The purpose and intent of the proposed local law is to create a new
Section 150-51 of the Greenport Village Code, which Section shall provide
for a six month moratorium on development in the WC Waterfront
Commercial, CR Retail Commercial and CG General Commercial Zoning
Districts of the Village of Greenport to allow the Village of Greenport to
complete amendments to Chapter 150 Zoning and other Chapters of the
Greenport Village Code.
The title of the local law is 'Local Law of 2023 - A Local Law Creating
Section 150-51 of the Greenport Village Code Creating a Six Month
Moratorium on Development in the WC Waterfront Commercial, CR Retail
Commercial and CG General Commercial Zoning Districts of the Village of
Greenport."
Any interested party will be heard at the public hearing.
Village of Greenport, New York
April 6, 2023
BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE OF GREENPORT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mayor Kevin Stuessi
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BOARD OF TRUSTEESL-R
APR 1 3 2023
VILLAGE OF P � € e
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Greenport will conduct a Public Meeting of the Board of Trustees on
Thursday, April 20, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. at the Third Street Fire Station, Third
and South Streets, Greenport, New York, 11944 for consideration, discussion
and possible action on a proposed local law of 2023 Creating Section 150-51
of the Greenport Village Code; Creating a Six Month Moratorium on
Development in the WC Waterfront Commercial, CR Retail Commercial and
CG General Commercial Zoning Districts of the Village of Greenport and such
other business as may properly come before the Board of Trustees at that
time.
Greenport, New York
April 6, 2023
BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE OF GREENPORT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mayor Kevin Stuessi
JANUARY 612023
RECEW
LOCAL LAW NO, Or THE YEAR 202 APR 1 3 2023i
A LOCAL LAW CREATING SECTION 1.50-51 OF THE REENPORT
VILLAGE CODE CREATING A SIX MONTH:MORA OJUM M 70 d C f o f k
DEVELOPMENT IN THE WC WATERFRONT COMM ,
RETAIL COMMERCIAL AND CG GENERAL COMMERCIAL ZONING
DISTRICTS Or THE VILLAGE OF GRE ENPORT
DE IT ENACTED BY THE BOARD Or TR(JSTEES OF THE
INCORPORATED VILLAGE Or, GREENPORT AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.0 Enactment,Effective Date,
1.1 Title of Local Law
1.2 Enactment,
13 Effective Date.
1.4 Purpose and Intent of Local Law.
2,0 General Provisions
2,1 Creation of Section 150-51 of the Greenport Village Code
3.0 Severability
1.1 Title,
This Local Law shall be entitled"Local Law of 2023 A Local Law Creating
Section 150-51 of the Greenport Village Code Enacting a Six Month Moratorium on.
Development in the WC Waterfront Commercial, CR Retail Commercial,and CO
General Commercial Zoning Districts of the Village of Greenport".
1,2, Enactment.
Pursuant to Section 10 of the Home Rule Law and the Village Law of the
State of New'York,the Incorporated Village of Greenport,County of Suffolk and
State of New York,hereby enacts by this Local Law of 2023, a Local Law of the
Village of Greenport.
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1.3, Effective Date,
This Local Law shall take effect on the filing of the approved Local Law with
the Secretary of State of New York, which shall be within twenty(20) days after its
approval by the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Greenport.
1.4 Legislative Findings,Purpose and Intent of Local Law.
A. The Board of Trustees of the Village of Greenport hereby finds as
follows;
I. That the Village of Greenport is unique in its location and resources
being at the same tine distant from other development but also located at the intersection
of interstate travel and travel to Shelter Island and the South Fork of Long IslAnd,
bringing large numbers of people to the Village,and that the Village itself has become a
destination with significant development pressures due to its desirable aesthetics,
resources,and waterfront,
it. That the location of the Village of Greenport on the water has developed a
historic reliance by the Village Community on the waterfront and water dependent uses
for the character-and economy of the Village and the Board finds for the future of the
Village as well.
!it, That the Village of Greenport under New York State Law and the
guidance of the New York State Department.of State adopted a Local Waterfront
Revitalization Plan(the"LWRP"),which was first created in 1996. The Village-of
Greenport determined that the LWRP should be the planning document for the future
planning and development of the Village.
iv, That the Village of Greenport..started an update ofthe.LW.RP.-1 about
2010 which resulted in an updated version of the..LWRP.:in 201.4 C2..I4.T�WRP")which
was based on input received from the community and information gathered;betwedn 2010
and 2012, The.2014 LWRP was never officially approved by New York.State:as.the
official Local:- i!aterfroot.Revitalization Plan for the Village of Greenport,and therefore
the current goyezming planning and zoning documents.for the Village.o . reenpoi�t.am
the 1996 Local'Waterfront Revitalization Plan and.the Greenport Village.Code,. ncludinag
Chapter 150 of the Greenport Village Code, While portions of the Greenport Zoning
Code,have been revised, there lies not been any major revision of the zoning districts or
the uses prescribed in those districts in many years,and the growing trend of increased
demand in the development of many different types of uses in the commercial districts of
the Village lies left the Village without guidance from an updated planning document or
code to address or support the planning decisions to be made.
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V, The moratorium on development in three zoning districts in the Village that
are most affected by these considerations, is intended to allow the Village the time that is
necessary to review and then adopt an updated LWRP, and land use regulations, to
provide for the fiiture orderly development and controlled growth that will not unduly
impact the public welfare, community services,schools and Infrastructure, to preserve
and protect the commercial waterfront of the Village and the water dependent uses that
remain, and to plan for a proper mix of residential and commercial development in the
Village, The overall purpose of this local law Is to promote convnunity planning values
by regulating land development based on a carefiilly considered plan and to protect the
public interest and welfare until an amended LWPR and revisions to the Zoning Code are
adopted.
vi. The Board of Trustees shall by resolution create and appoint`a Waterfiont
Planning and Advisory Committee to seek public input and update both the 2014 draft
LWRP and Harbor Management Plan so that they may be submitted for approval to New
York State and propose revisions to the Greenport Village Code to reflect the suggestions
contained in the updated LWRP.
2.0 General Provisions.
2.1 Section 150-51 of the Greenport Village Code is hereby created to read
as follows;
"Section 1.50-51; Moratorium on Development in the WC Waterfront
Commercial, CG General Commercial, and CR Residential Commercial Zoning
Districts;
150.51(A.) Findings,Purpose and Intent
This Section adopts the Legislative Findings,Purpose and Intent of the creating
legislation for this Section and further finds that the time created for the Village of
Greenport to complete the updating of the LWRP and the revisions to the Village Code
that the moratorium established by this Section and any extensions of that moratorium
will provide, are the minimum steps necessary for the Board of Trustees to take in order
to preserve and protect the waterfront areas of the Village,the water dependent uses still
existing in the Village, the aesthetio qualities of the Village and its quality of life,the
vibrant nature of the commercial districts of the Village of Greenport and their relation to
the environment, views and waterfront vistas of the Village and to ensure the future
orderly planning and development in the Village. This Section is intended to allow the
Village to adopt an updated LWRP and land use regulations to provide for controlled
growth that will not unduly impact the public welfare,community services, schools and
infrastructure,to preserve commercial waterfront space,and to plan for a proper mix of
residential and commercial development.
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The Board of Trustees finds it essential that, subject to certain specified
exceptions set forth herein, a moratorium on the issuance of building permits and
certificates of occupancy, review or approval of site plan applications(including,without
limit,those relating to conditional uses),variances and variance applications, and
subdivision applications and any other discretionary land use approvals, affecting parcels
of land within the CR, CO,and WC Zoning Districts,be instituted for a period of six(6)
months from the date of the adoption of this Section, during which time the Building
Department,the Board of Trustees,the Planning Board and the Zoning Board of Appeals
shall be prohibited from issuing building permits or certificates of occupancy, deeming
applications complete,proceeding to a public hearing, or issuing any discretionary
approval of any application relating to constriction, development or use of property in
the CR, CG and WC zoning districts, except as specifically set forth herein,
§ 150-51(B)Moratorium on Applications and Discretionary Approvals,and
the issuance of certain Building Permits and Certificates of Occupancy in the WC
Waterfront Commercial, CG General Commercial, and CR Residential Commercial
Zoning Districts;
(1) For a period of six (6)months following the date of enactment of this
Section,no application for the construction,development,or use, of any property in the
WC, CO or CR zoning districts shall be accepted or considered and no development
approval in respect of any property located in the WC, CG or CR zoning districts shall be
considered or granted by the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals,or, if applicable,
the Board of Trustees, unless expressly exempted from this moratorium pursuant to this
Section, The term "development"or"development approval" shall mean any application
for an approval required for development,construction or operation of a business or use
in the WC, CO or CR zoning Districts of the Village,including, but without limitation,
any building permit,Planning Board approval pursuant to Village Code Section 65-9,
approval of a subdivision,site plan, conditional use approval or variance application
relating to such development, construction, or operation. For purposes of this Section
"development approval" shall also include any permit for clearing,filling or grading
where such permit is not part of, or necessary to an approved, subdivision, conditional
use or site plan that has completed the State Environmental Quality Review and has
received all requisite approvals under the Village Code. Development approval does not
include applications to the Historic Preservation Commission. No new applications for
any development approval shall be accepted or processed by any Village official or
employee, the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals or Board of Trustees,unless
expressly exempted from this moratorium pursuant to this Section. The moratorium
created in this Section is binding on all Village boards, officers and employees and on all
persons and property requiring a development approval within the Village,
(2) The moratorium created by this Section may be extended for two (2)three
(3)month additional moratorium periods(total of six (6) additional months) by resolution
of the Board of Trustees-upon a finding by the Board of Trustees of the need for such
extension or extensions,
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$ 1,50-51(C)Planning Worlc to be Performed during Moratorium Period
(1) During the moratorium period,the Mayor and Board of Trustees shall
establish the Waterfront Advisory and Planning Committee,and the Board of Trustees
working with that ConmAttee and the Planning Board of the Village of Greenport shall
solicit public comment on the updating of the LWRP and the applicable sections of the
Greenport Village Code, through public hearings and other means, and endeavor to
adopt an amended LWRP and planning and zoning regulations of development in the
Village of Greenport through possible amendments to the Greenport Village Code.,
including without limitation Chapters 88 (Noise), 105 (Sewers), 118 (Subdivision and
Merger of Land), 136 (Water), 139 (Waterfront Consistency Review), 142 (Wetlands, '
Floodplains and Drainage)and 150 (Zoning)of the Greenport Village Code, in order to
address and accomplish the purpose and Intent of the enacting local law and this Section
150-51.
4150-51(D) Exceptions to the Moratorium.
(1) The following development approvals and actions shall be exempt from the
moratorium.and may proceed during the moratorium period.
(a) Approval by the Zoning Board of Appeals of an application for an
interpretation;
(b) Development approvals for an addition, alteration or reconstruction of an
existing structure which results in no material change in Stich structure, including in
respect of the square footage of such structure and which are not intended or designed to
accommodate any new or different use of such structure or property on which It is located
or which is made to cure or remove a hazard or to prevent a loss or further loss or damage
to property;
(c) Action by the Planning Board or the Zoning Board of Appeals or Board of
Trustees on an application for which a public hearing has already been held and closed.
(d) The issuance of a building permit or permits or a certificate of occupancy to
a property that has received a final site plan approval provided,however,that said
property Is tinder development at the time of the adoption of this law and that all other
applicable development approvals remain in fiull force and effect;
(e) Development approvals of lot line adjustments;
{fl Development approvals of repairs or restoration to any existing
bulkheads,marinas, docking facilities or other related waterfront infrastructure to the
extent that such repair or restoration does not result in a material change in the square
footage of the affected structure and which are not intended to accommodate any
different use of Stich structure from that in effect as of the date this Section becomes
effective;
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(g) Development approvals relating to construction in respect of privately
owned homes or dwellings(whether single family,2 family or multifamily)in existence
as of the date this Section is enacted,provided that such construction is not intended to
acconunodate any new or different use of such structure or property other than as a
residence;
(h) Development approvals relating to construction of accessory structures so
long as such structures are only used for the storage of vehicles,boats, equipment,and
supplies and relate to the primary use of the applicable property;
(1) Extensions or renewals of any development approval iu effect as of the
date of the enactment of this Section;provided that the applicable property is under
development at the time of the enactment of this Section and that any applicable
development approvals have not lapsed;
0) Approvals relating solely to a change in occupancy or tenancy where there
is no change in material use in respect of the property and no other approvals would
otherwise be required under the Greenport Village Code;
(k) Approvals where the application involves minor additions or renovations,
limited to structural repair or replacement occasioned by accidental damage,or
compliance with the requirements of health,safety or fire regulations and replacement of
any signage that otherwise complies with the requirements of the Village Code,provided
that none of the foregoing involve a change of use or an expansion of floor area devoted
to the primary use of the premises,
(1) An approval that would otherwise be exempt under this Section shall not
be granted unless the approved application complies with all zoning and other
requirements in effect on the date of approval.
(m) An application for any development approval that is not described as being
for an exempt purpose under this Section shall not be accepted by the Planning Board,
Zoning Board of Appeals,Board of Trustees,or the reviewing board or any other Village
official during the moratorium. However, if a complete application was submitted,for
such development approval to the Planning Board or other reviewing board or official
prior to the date of enactment of this Section, the applicant may request the Planning
Board to continue review of the application, but.such review shall be for SEQR purposes
only and for no other purpose. In no event shall the Planning Board make any final
determination with respect to such application during the term of the moratorium created
by this Section unless such application is permitted to proceed pursuant to any exemption
or exception to this Section pursuant to the express terms hereof.
(n) This moratorium shall not prohibit the denial of an application.
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(o) Building or demolition permits or certificates of occupancy in those
districts where(i) the building permit or renewal of an expired building permit will not
require an application to and or approval by the Planning Board or other Board; or is
(ii)to cure or remove a hazardous condition; or is(ill)to prevent loss or damage to
person or property; (iv) the renewals of previously issued and renewable building permits
for work that has not been started; or(v) for the renewal of expired building permits for
work that has already been completed; or(vi) on an application in writing to the Board of
Trustees for an exemption based on hardship as provided herein;
8150-5101 Administrative Relief from Moratorium based on Hardship-
(1) The Board of Trustees of the Village of Greenport is authorized to grant,
after a public hearing,limited relief from this moratorium pursuant to the standards and
requirements contained in this Section, An applicant seeking such relief shall be required
to establish that the hardship shall not be a more delay in making an application or
waiting for a decision on the application for a building permit,certificate of occupancy,
site plan or other approval during the period of the moratorium but rather that there is a
unique and pervasive hardship suffered by the applicant demonstrated by clear and
convincing evidence, including credible dollars and cents proof, that the moratorium
causes irreparable injury to the applicant; and that it would be unreasonable and unjust
not to grant relief from the moratorium,
(2) Any applicant seeking relief from.this Section shall file an application in
writing setting forth in detail; (A)whether the proposed project or use conforms to the
existing Greenport Village Code,and,if not,what variances would be required; (B)
details of the proposed project or use; (C)the specific hardship suffered by the applicant
as a result of this Section; and(D)such other information as the Board of Trustees shall
prescribe as necessary for the Board of Trustees to take action on such application. Mere
delay or concern that regulations may be adopted or the Greenport Village Code or
LWRP may be amended shall be insufficient to constitute hardship for the purpose of
requesting relief from this Section; and setting forth in specific detail supported by
financial or other information that(i) the applicant cannot realize a reasonable return,
provided that lack of return is substantial as demonstrated by competent financial
evidence; (11) that the alleged hardship relating to the property in question is unique,
and does not apply to a substantial portion of the district or neighborhood; (iii) that the
requested exemption, if granted,will not alter the essential character of the neighborhood
or frustrate the goals of the moratorium; and (iv)that the alleged hardship has not been
self-created,
(3) In connection with any request for relief from this Section and the
moratorium,the Village Board shall have the right to request the following information in
order to render a decision(and such information shall be required to be provided before
an application shall be deemed to be complete for purposes of setting a public hearing);
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(a) Studies and reports pertaining to the potential effects of the proposed
project or use on the health, safety and welfare of the community, including but not
limited to with respect to traffic and parking;
(b) A list and description of,any outstanding violations relating to the proposed
project or use;
(c) Any documents which the Planning Board or zoning Board of Appeals
would customarily request in considering any applicable development approval for such
proposed project or use;
(d) The status of any other required agency(whether County, State or Federal
or otherwise)permits or approvals necessary for the proposed project or use,
(d) Any application for relief shall be required to pay a fee to the Village in the
amount of$100, In addition,any application for relief shall be required to reimburse the
Village from time to time upon request in respect of any fees, expenses and costs incurred
by the Village for legal, engineering or other professional consulting services incurred in
connection with the consideration of the request for relief from this Section,
(5) The Board of Trustees shall conduct a public Bearing on any request for
a hardship exemption from the Moratorium at its next regularly scheduled meeting
occurring not less than 30 days following receipt of a complete application for relief,
The Board of Trustees shall then issue a final decision on such request in the form of a
Statement of Findings and Determinations which shall contain detailed findings and basis
for the decision of the Board of Ti ustees,within 30 days(or at the next scheduled public
meeting after 30 days should such meeting be more than 30 days)from the closing of
such public hearing,however, a failure to act shall not constitute approval of such request
for relief, The Board of Trustees may and shall include and impose such conditions on
any relief granted as the Board of Trustees may determine is necessary to protect the
purpose and intent of the Moratorium,to limit impacts on the neighborhood and
surrounding properties, or to limit the relief to the amount necessary to mitigate ally
established hardship,
(6) The Village Board shall only grant relief to an applicant for so long as the
Board of Trustees determines,in its sole discretion, that;
(a) A failure to grant such relief to the applicant would result in a unique and
pervasive hardship to the applicant,which hardship is substantially greater than any harm
to the general public welfare resulting from the grant of such relief; and
(b) The applicant's circumstances are different from any other member of the
conununity to the extent that the applicant's is burdened by the moratorium substantially
greater than any other member of the community; and
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(c) The granting of the exemption will clearly have no adverse effect upon
any of the goals or objectives enumerated in the Moratorium; and
(d) The project or activity for which the applicant seeks an exemption and the
relief that is requested or to be granted;
(i) is in harmony with the existing character of the Village and the area of the
applicant's property; and
(ii) is consistent with the health, safety and general welfare of the residents of
the Village and their property;
(iii) is in harmony with the spirit and purposes of this Section;and
(lv) will not cause significant environmental degradation or adversely impact
adjacent natural resources or waterfront area; and
(v) the proposed project or use will not require any variance or conditional
use approval under the existing Greenport Village Code.
(vi) that the exemption and the relief requested will be consistent with any
interim data,recommendations, or conclusions which may be drawn A=any planning
effort then in progress or under review by the Village or its committees,
(7) Any relief granted by the Village Board shall be the minimum necessary
and the VIllage Board may impose conditions on any relief granted. The authorization of
the granting of this relief by the Board of Trustees shall not include the authority to grant
variance relief from either area or use limitations of the Greenport Village Zoning Code,
Notwithstanding any relief granted pursuant to this section, an approval tinder this
subsection shall not be granted unless the approved application complies with all zoning
and all other requirements in effect on the date of approval.
(8) In the event that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Greenport
authorizes relief from the moratorium pursuant to this Section, any development approval
then granted by the Planning Board or Zoning Board of Appeals,if any, shall be limited
to the relief that was granted by the Board of Trustees and no other relief,and subject to
any conditions imposed by the Board of Trustees.
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§ 150-51(r) Conflicts of Law and Application
(1) No further action shall be taken by the Board of Trustees,the Planning
Board or the Zoning Board of Appeals on any pending application, in respect of any
development approval,that was filed but has not been accepted as complete, and which is
for the development or use of property within the scope of the moratorium, that is,
located in the WC, CR or CO zoning districts for which a public hearing has not been
held and closed. To the extent that any conflict arises between the provisions of this
Section and the requirements of the New York State Village Law which provide time
limitations on the review or processing by a board of trustees,planning board or zoning
boards of appeals of applications for site plan,conditional use,variances or subdivision
approvals,the stay of action under these provisions shall supersede those requirements of
State Law to the extent provided by the New York State Municipal Home Rule Law and
the provisions of the New York State Constitution relating to legislation by local
government,
(2) Notwithstanding any law,rule or regulation to the contrary,no development
approval shall be granted, deemed granted or dispensed with as a result of a passage of
time during the effectiveness of this Section. Any and all development approvals granted
during the effectiveness of this Section shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of
the reviewing boards with jurisdiction in accordance with the applicable law. To the
extent that any provision of the Village Law imposes a time frame for action by a
municipal entity, board or body so that a default approval will result from any inaction,
the time of any such action shall be and hereby is extended until this Section and any and
all extensions thereof have expired.
150-51(G) Penalties
(1) Any owner,manager, agent,contractor or tenant of a property that perform
construction or improvements in violation of or in an attempt to circumvent the
moratorium established by the Section shall be liable for a fine of not less than one
thousand dollars ($1,000)and not more than two thousand five Hundred dollars ($2,500)
and each and every day that a violation should exist shall be a separate violation with a
separate fine.
(2) In addition,nothing in this Section shall be construed as depriving the
Village or the Board of Trustees or any official thereof of the right to apply for an
injunction to prevent any violation of this Section or the right to employ any other
available remedy,including but not limited to stopping all work.
4150-51(H) Effective Date.
This Section enacting a temporary moratorium shall take effect upon the filing of
the adopted local law creating this Section with the New York State Secretary of State
atter having been duly adopted by the Board of Trustees.
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Including Planning Board Comments from Dec. 15,and Dec, 19, 2022
14150-51M Severability
Should any part or provision of this Section be decided by a court of competent
,Jurisdiction to be unconstitutional or invalid,such decision shall not affect the validity of
this Section as a whole nor any part thereof other than the part so decided to be
unconstitutional or invalid,"
3,0 Severability
M. In the event that any provision of this Local Law should be deemed or
determined to be invalid or unenforceable for any reason, then the remaining sections of
this focal Law shall continue in full force and effect,
it
LEGAL NOTICE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of
Greenport will hold continued public hearings with respect to the following proposed local
laws, as amended-
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mended:1. A local law amending Chapter 150, entitled "Zoning", and repealing Chapter 42,
entitled "Arts District", of the Code of the Village of Greenport.
2. A local law to amend the zoning map of the Village of Greenport, to reclassify
certain property from the WC Waterfront Commercial District to the CR Retail
Commercial District, property from the R-2 One-and Two-Family Residence
District to the Park District, and certain property from the CR Retail Commercial
District to the WC Waterfront Commercial District.
Time and Place of Hearing: Third Street Fire Station
Third and South Streets, Greenport, New York 11944
Date of Hearing: Thursday, September 21 , 2023
Time of Hearing: 6:00 pm
The proposed local laws are available for public inspection at the Village Clerk's office at
236 Third Street, Greenport, New York, during business hours and on the Village website.
All interested persons will have an opportunity to be heard at the public hearing.
The Village complies with the Americans With Disabilities Act. Disabled persons with
special needs should contact the Village Clerk's office at 631-477-0248 at least three
business days prior to the hearing, so that reasonable efforts may be made to
accommodate such needs.
Dated: September 8, 2023
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE VILLAGE OF GREENPORT