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Town of Southold
Code Supplement No.64
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Ch 148 Flood Damage 148:1 - 148:18 148:1 - 148:18.2
Prevention .............................................................................................................................e..........................................................................................................................
148:21 - 148:26 148:21 - 148:27
Ch 215 Sewers and Sewage 215:29-215:30 215:29-215:30.1
Disposal
Ch 240 Subdivision of Land 240:11 -240:18.1 240:11 -240:18
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Ch 280 Zoning 280:89-280:90.2 280:89-280:90.2
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Ch DL Disposition List DL:13 DL:13 -DL:14 E
Index Index
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I: ADMINISTRATIVE LEGISLATION
1. General Provisions........................................................................................................................ 1:1
Article I Adoption of Code
Article II Adoption of Renumbered 2006 Code
5. Appearance Tickets....................................................................................................................... 5:1
9. Assessors.......................................................................................................................................9:1
Article I Election
Article II Number
13. Committees,Appointment of...................................................................................................... 13:1
17. Community Preservation Fund and Community Housing Fund................................................. 17:1
Article I Southold Community Preservation Fund
Article II Southold Community Preservation Project Plan
Article III Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board
Article IV Real Estate Transfer Tax
Article V Water Quality Improvement
Article VI Establishment of Community Housing Fund
21. Defense and Indemnification......................................................................................................21:1
26. Ethics...........................................................................................................................................26:1
30. Expenses of Town Officers.........................................................................................................30:1
34. Housing Fund..............................................................................................................................34:1
38. Local Laws,Adoption of............................................................................................................3 8:1
42. Officers and Employees..............................................................................................................42:1
Article I Town Clerk
Article II Superintendent of Highways
Article III Residency Requirements
47. Personnel.....................................................................................................................................47:1
Article I Grievance Procedures
51. Police Department....................................................................................................................... 51:1
55. Public Hearings,Notice of.......................................................................................................... :
59. Records ....................................................................................................................................... 59:1
Article I Public Access to Records
Article II Records Management
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64. Transportation Access Management........................................................................................... 64:1
68. Youth Board................................................................................................................................ 68:1
PART II: GENERAL LEGISLATION
70. Agricultural Lands Preservation.................................................................................................70:1
71. Agricultural Advisory Committee..............................................................................................71:1
72. Agricultural Uses........................................................................................................................ 72:1
75. Alarm Systems............................................................................................................................ 75:1
79. Alcoholic Beverages................................................................................................................... 79:1
Article I Public Consumption
83. Animals....................................................................................................................................... 83:1
Article I Ducks
Article II Dogs
Article III Dog Licensing and Identification
Article IV Waterfowl and Gull Feeding and Domestic Pet Waste
88. Bicycles....................................................................................................................................... 88:1 -
92. Bingo and Games of Chance.......................................................................................................92:1
Article I Bingo
Article II Games of Chance
96. Boats,Docks and Wharves.........................................................................................................96:1
Article I Obstruction and Use of Town Waters
Article II Public Docks
Article III Boats
Article IV Floating Homes
Article V Administration and Enforcement
100. Buildings,Unsafe;Property Maintenance................................................................................ 100:1
104. Burning, Outdoor...................................................................................................................... 104:1
106. Cannabis.................................................................................................................................... 106:1
Article I Cannabis Retail Dispensary and On-Site Consumption Site Opt-Out
111. Coastal Erosion Hazard Areas.................................................................................................. 111:1
117. Sanitary Flow Credits,Transfer of........................................................................................... 117:1
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121. Domestic Partnerships .............................................................................................................. 121:1
126. Electrical Inspections................................................................................................................ 126:1
130. Environmental Quality Review................................................................................................. 130:1
135. (Reserved)........................................................................................................:........................ 135:1
139. Filming...................................................................................................................................... 139:1
144. Fire Prevention and Building Code Administration................................................................. 144:1
148. Flood Damage Prevention......................................................................................................... 148:1
157. Harbor Management................................................................................................................. 157:1
Article I Fishers Island Harbor Management
161. Highway Specifications............................................................................................................ 161:1
163. Hunting ..................................................................................................................................... 163:1
166. Junkyards.................................................................................................................................. 166:1
170. Landmark Preservation............................................................................................................. 170:1
172. Lighting, Outdoor 172:1
174. Littering..................................................................................................................................... 174:1
177. Municipal Building Energy Benchmarking.............................................................................. 177:1
180. Noise,Prevention of................................................................................................................. 180:1
185. Open Space Preservation.......................................................................................................... 185:1
189. Parking...................................................................................................................................... 189:1
Article I Parking at Beaches
193. Parks and Recreation Areas...................................................................................................... 193:1
Article I Use Regulations and Restrictions
197. Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Retail Merchants................................................................ 197:1
205. Public Entertainment and Special Events.................................................................................205:1
207. Rental Permits............................................................................................................................207:1
211. Salvage Centers.........................................................................................................................211:1
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215. Sewers and Sewage Disposal....................................................................................................215:1
Part 1 Sewer Use
Part 2 Sewer Rents and Charges
219. Shellfish and Other Marine Resources .....................................................................................219:1
228. Soil Removal.............................................................................................................................228:1
233. Solid Waste...............................................................................................................................233:1
Article I Garbage,Rubbish and Refuse
236. Stormwater Management..........................................................................................................236:1
237. Streets and Sidewalks ...............................................................................................................237:1
Article I Notification of Defects
Article II Street Excavations
Article III Snow and Ice Removal
Article IV Street Numbering
Article V Removal of Utility Poles
240. Subdivision of Land..................................................................................................................240:1
245. Taxation....................................................................................................................................245:1
Article I Senior Citizen Exemption
Article II Targeted Business Investment Exemption
Article III Veterans'Exemption
Article IV Exemption for Disabled Persons With Limited Income
Article V Exemption for Volunteer Firefighters and Ambulance Workers
Article VI Exemption for War Veterans and Gold Star Parents
Article VII Exemption for Cold War Veterans
Article VIII Exemption for Historic Properties
Article IX Assessment and Tax Relief for Superstorm Sandy Impact
249. Tobacco Advertising.................................................................................................................249:1
253. Tourist and Trailer Camps........................................................................................................253:1
Article I General Regulations
Article II Recreational Vehicle Parks
260. Vehicles and Traffic..................................................................................................................260:1
264. Vehicles,Motor-Driven............................................................................................................264:1
Article I Unlicensed Motor-Driven Vehicles
Article II Motor-Driven Vehicles
268. Waterfront Consistency Review...............................................................................................268:1
275. Wetlands and Shoreline ............................................................................................................275:1
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277. Wind Energy.............................................................................................................................277:1
Article I Small Wind Energy Systems
280. Zoning.......................................................................................................................................280:1
APPENDIX
A290. Police Department Rules and Regulations..............................................................................A290:1
DERIVATION TABLE
DT. Derivation Table ........................................................................................................................DT:1
DISPOSITION LIST
DL. Disposition List..........................................................................................................................DL:1
INDEX
Index........................................................................................................................................IDX:1
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Chapter 148
FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION
§ 148-1. Findings. § 148-14. Duties and responsibilities of
§ 148-2. Purpose. local administrator.
§ 148-3. Objectives. § 148-15. General standards.
§ 148-4. Definitions. § 148-16. Standards for all structures.
§ 148-5. Applicability. § 148-17. Elevation of residential
structures (except coastal
§ 148-6. Basis for establishing areas of high-hazard areas).
special flood hazard. § 148-18. Residential structures (coastal
§ 148-7. Interpretation; conflict with high-hazard areas).
other laws.
§ 148-19. Nonresidential structures
§ 148-8. Severability. (except coastal high-hazard
§ 148-9. Penalties for offenses. areas).
§ 148-10. Warning and disclaimer of § 148-20. Nonresidential structures
liability. (coastal high-hazard areas).
§ 148-11. Designation of local § 148-21. Manufactured homes and
administrator. recreational vehicles.
§ 148-12. Floodplain development § 148-22. Accessory structures including
permit; fees; deposit. detached garages.
§ 148-13. Application for permit. § 148-23. Zoning Board of Appeals.
§ 148-24. Conditions for variances.
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Southold 8-10-1993 by L.L.
No. 16-1993; amended in its entirety 9-8-2009 by L.L. No. 11-2009. Subsequent
amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Coastal erosion hazard areas-See Ch.111. Subdivision of land-See Ch.240.
Fire prevention and building code administration-See Waterfront consistency review-See Ch.268.
Ch.144. Wetlands and shoreline-See Ch.275.
Soil removal-See Ch.228. Zoning-See Ch.280.
Stormwater management-See Ch.235.
§ 148-1. Findings.
The Town Board of the Town of Southold finds that the potential and/or actual damages from
flooding and erosion may be a problem to the residents of the Town of Southold and that
such damages may include destruction or loss of private and public housing, damage to
public facilities, both publicly and privately owned, and injury to and loss of human life. In
order to minimize the threat of such damages and to achieve the purposes and objectives
hereinafter set forth, this chapter is adopted.
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§ 148-2. Purpose.
It is the purpose of this chapter to promote the public health, safety and general welfare and
to minimize public and private losses due to flood conditions in specific areas by provisions -
designed to:
A. Regulate uses which are dangerous to health, safety and property due to water or
erosion hazards or which result in damaging increases in erosion or in flood heights or
velocities.
B. Require that uses vulnerable to floods, including facilities which serve such uses, be
protected against flood damage at the time of initial construction.
C. Control the alteration of natural floodplains, stream channels and natural protective
barriers which are involved in the accommodation of floodwaters.
D. Control filling, grading, dredging and other development which may increase erosion or
flood damages.
E. Regulate the construction of flood barriers which will unnaturally divert floodwaters or
which may increase flood hazards to other lands.
F. Qualify for and maintain participation in the National Flood Insurance Program.
§ 148-3. Objectives.
The objectives of this chapter are to:
A. Protect human life and health.
B. Minimize expenditure of public money for costly flood-control projects.
C. Minimize the need for rescue and relief efforts associated with flooding and generally
undertaken at the expense of the general public.
D. Minimize prolonged business interruptions.
E. Minimize damage to public facilities and utilities such as water and gas mains, electric,
telephone and sewer lines and streets and bridges located in areas of special flood
hazard.
F. Help maintain a stable tax base by providing for the sound use and development of
areas of special flood hazard so as to minimize future flood blight areas.
G. Provide that developers are notified that property is in an area of special flood hazard.
H. Ensure that those who occupy the areas of special flood hazard assume responsibility
for their actions.
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§ 148-4. Definitions.
A. Unless specifically defined below, words or phrases used in this chapter shall be
interpreted so as to give them the meanings they have in common usage and to give
this chapter its most reasonable application.
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B. As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
ACCESSORY STRUCTURE —A structure used solely for parking (two-car detached
garages or smaller) or limited storage, represent a minimal investment of not more than
10% of the value of the primary structure, and may not be used for human
habitation. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L.No. 1-20241
APPEAL — A request for a review of the local administrator's interpretation of any
provision of this chapter or a request for a variance.
AREA OF SHALLOW FLOODING — A designated AO, AH or VO Zone on a
community's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) with a one-percent or greater annual
chance of flooding to an average annual depth of one to three feet where a clearly defined
channel does not exist and where the path of flooding is unpredictable and where
velocity flow may be evident. Such flooding is characterized by ponding or sheet flow.
AREA OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD — The land in the floodplain within a
community subject to a one-percent or greater chance of flooding in any given year. This
area may be designated as Zone A, AE,AH, AO,Al-A30, A99, V, VO, VE or V1-V30.
It is also commonly referred to as the "base floodplain" or "one-hundred-year
floodplain." For purposes of this chapter, the term "special flood hazard area(SFHA)" is
synonymous in meaning with the phrase "area of special flood hazard."
BASE FLOOD—The flood having a one-percent chance of being equaled or exceeded
in any given year.
BASEMENT — That portion of a building having its floor subgrade (below ground
level)on all sides.
BREAKAWAY WALL—A wall that is not part of the structural support of the building
and is intended through its design and construction, to collapse under specific lateral
loading forces without causing damage to the elevated portion of the building or the
supporting foundation system.
BUILDING—See "structure."
CELLAR—The same meaning as "basement."
COASTAL HIGH-HAZARD AREA—An area of special flood hazard extending from
offshore to the inland limit of a primary frontal dune along an open coast and any other
area subject to high-velocity wave action from storms or seismic sources. The area is
designated on the FIRM as Zone V 1-V30,VE,VO or V.
COASTAL A ZONE—Area within a SFHA, landward of a V 1-V30, VE, or V zone or
landward of an open coast without mapped coastal high hazard areas. In a coastal A
zone, the principal source of flood must be astronomical tides, storm surges, seiches or
tsunamis, not riverine flooding. During the base flood conditions, the potential for
,- breaking wave height shall be greater than or equal to 1 1/2 feet (457 mm). The inland
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limit of coastal A zone is a)the Limit of Moderate Wave Action if delineated on a FIRM,
or b)designated by the authority having jurisdiction. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L.No. 1-
20241
CRAWL SPACE — An enclosed area beneath the lowest elevated floor, 18 inches or
more in height, which is used to service the underside of the lowest elevated floor. The
elevation of the floor of this enclosed area, which may be of soil, gravel, concrete or
other material, must be equal to or above the lowest adjacent exterior grade. The
enclosed crawl space area shall be properly vented to allow for equalization of
hydrostatic forces which would be experienced during periods of flooding.
DEVELOPMENT — Any man-made change to improved or unimproved real estate,
including but not limited to buildings or other structures, mining, dredging, filling,
paving, excavation or drilling operations or storage of equipment or materials.
ELEVATED BUILDING—A nonbasement building built, in the case of a building in
Zone Al-A30, AE, A, A99, AO, AH, B, C, X or D, to have the top of the elevated floor
or, in the case of a building in Zone V1-V30, VE or V, to have the bottom of the lowest
horizontal structural member of the elevated floor elevated above the ground level by
means of pilings, columns (posts and piers) or shear walls parallel to the flow of the
water and adequately anchored so as not to impair the structural integrity of the building
during a flood of up to the magnitude of the base flood. In the case of Zone Al-A30,AE,
A, A99, AO, AH, B, C, X or D, elevated building also includes a building elevated by
means of fill or solid foundation perimeter walls with openings sufficient to facilitate the
unimpeded movement of floodwaters. In the case of Zone V1-V30, VE or V, elevated
building also includes a building otherwise meeting the definition of elevated building
even though the lower area is enclosed by means of breakaway walls that meet the
federal standards.
EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION—A manufactured
home park or subdivision for which the construction of facilities for servicing the lots on
which the manufactured homes are to be affixed (including, at a minimum, the
installation of utilities, the construction of streets and either final site grading or the
pouring of concrete pads) is complete before the effective date of the floodplain
management regulations adopted by the community.
EXPANSION TO AN EXISTING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR
SUBDIVISION—The preparation of additional sites by the construction of facilities for
servicing the lots on which the manufactured homes are to be affixed (including the
installation of utilities, the construction of streets and either final site grading or the
pouring of concrete pads).
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY — The federal agency that
administers the National Flood Insurance Program.
FLOOD BOUNDARY AND FLOODWAY MAP (FBFM) — An official map of the
community published by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as part of a
riverine community's Flood Insurance Study. The FBFM delineates a regulatory
floodway along watercourses studied in detail in the Flood Insurance Study.
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FLOOD ELEVATION STUDY—An examination, evaluation and determination of the
flood hazards and, if appropriate, corresponding water surface elevations or an
examination,evaluation and determination of floodrelated erosion hazards.
FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY MAP (FHBM) — An official map of a community,
issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where the boundaries of the
areas of special flood hazard have been designated as Zone A but no flood elevations are
provided.
FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) — An official map of a community on
which the Federal Emergency Management Agency has delineated both the areas of
special flood hazard and the risk premium zones applicable to the community.
FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY—See "flood elevation study."
FLOOD OR FLOODING —A general and temporary condition of partial or complete
inundation of normally dry land areas from the overflow of inland or tidal waters or the
unusual and rapid accumulation or runoff of surface waters from any source. "Flood" or
"flooding" also means the collapse or subsidence of land along the shore of a lake or
other body of water as a result of erosion or undermining caused by waves or currents of
water exceeding anticipated cyclical levels or suddenly caused by an unusually high
water level in a natural body of water, accompanied by a severe storm or by an
unanticipated force of nature, such as a flash flood or an abnormal tidal surge, or by some
similarly unusual and unforeseeable event which results in flooding as defined above.
FLOODPLAIN OR FLOOD-PRONE AREA — Any land area susceptible to being
inundated by water from any source. (See definition of"flooding.")
FLOODPROOFING — Any combination of structural and nonstructural additions,
changes or adjustments to structures which reduce or eliminate flood damage to real
estate or improved real property, water and sanitary facilities, structures and their
contents.
FLOODWAY—The same meaning as "regulatory floodway."
FUNCTIONALLY DEPENDENT USE — A use which cannot perform its intended
purpose unless it is located or carried out in close proximity to water, such as a docking
or port facility necessary for the loading and unloading of cargo or passengers,
shipbuilding and ship repair facilities. The term does not include long-term storage,
manufacturing, sales or service facilities.
HIGHEST ADJACENT GRADE—The highest natural elevation of the ground surface,
prior to construction,next to the proposed walls of a structure.
HISTORIC STRUCTURE—Any structure that is:
(1) Listed individually in the National Register of Historic Places (a listing maintained
by the Department of the Interior) or preliminarily determined by the Secretary of
the Interior as meeting the requirements for individual listing on the National
Register;
(2) Certified or preliminarily determined by the Secretary of the Interior as
contributing to the historical significance of a registered historic district or a
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district preliminarily determined by the Secretary to qualify as a registered historic
district;
(3) Individually listed on a state inventory of historic places in states with historic
preservation programs which have been approved by the Secretary of the Interior;
or
(4) Individually listed on a state inventory of historic places in states with historic
preservation programs that have been certified either by an approved state program
as determined by the Secretary of the Interior or directly by the Secretary of the
Interior in states without approved programs.
LIMIT OF MODERATE WAVE ACTION (LiMWA) — Line shown on FIRMS to
indicate the inland limit of the 1 1/2 foot(457 min)breaking wave height during the base
flood. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L.No. 1-20241
LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR— The person appointed by the community to administer
and implement this chapter by granting or denying development permits in accordance
with its provisions. This person is often the Code Enforcement Officer, the Building
Inspector or an employee of an engineering department.
LOWEST FLOOR—The lowest floor of the lowest enclosed area(including basement
or cellar). An unfinished or flood-resistant enclosure usable solely for parking of
vehicles, building access or storage in an area other than a basement area is not
considered a building's lowest floor, provided that such enclosure is not built so as to
render the structure in violation of the applicable non-elevation design requirements of
this chapter.
MANUFACTURED HOME—A structure,transportable in one or more sections,which
is built on a permanent chassis and designed to be used with or without a permanent
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foundation when connected to the required utilities. The term does not include a
recreational vehicle.
MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION — A parcel (or contiguous
parcels)of land divided into two or more manufactured home lots for rent or sale.
MEAN SEA LEVEL — For purposes of the National Flood Insurance Program, the
National Geodetic Vertical Datum(NGVD)of 1929,the North American Vertical Datum
of 1988 (NAVD 88) or other datum to which base flood elevations shown on a
community's Flood Insurance Rate Map are referenced.
MOBILE HOME—The same meaning as "manufactured home."
NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM (NGVD) — As corrected in 1929, a
vertical control used as a reference for establishing varying elevations within the
floodplain.
NEW CONSTRUCTION — Structures for which the start of construction commenced
on or after the effective date of a floodplain management regulation adopted by the
community and includes any subsequent improvements to such structure.
NEW MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION—A manufactured home
park or subdivision for which the construction of facilities for servicing the lots on which
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the manufactured homes are to be affixed (including, at a minimum, the installation of
utilities,the construction of streets and either final site grading or the pouring of concrete
pads) is completed on or after the effective date of floodplain management regulations
adopted by a community.
ONE-HUNDRED-YEAR FLOOD—The same meaning as "base flood."
PRIMARY FRONTAL DUNE—A continuous or nearly continuous mound or ridge of
sand with relatively steep seaward and landward slopes immediately landward and
adjacent to the beach and subject to erosion and overtopping from high tides and waves
during major coastal storms. The inland limit of the primary frontal dune occurs at the
point where there is a distinct change from a relatively steep slope to a relatively mild
slope.
PRINCIPALLY ABOVE GROUND — At least 51% of the actual cash value of the
structure,excluding land value, is above ground.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLE—A vehicle which is:
(1) Built on a single chassis;
(2) Four hundred square feet or less when measured at the largest horizontal
projections;
(3) Designed to be self-propelled or permanently towable by a light-duty truck; and
(4) Not designed primarily for use as a permanent dwelling but as temporary living
quarters for recreational,camping,travel or seasonal use.
REGULATORY FLOODWAY— The channel of a river or other watercourse and the
adjacent land areas that must be reserved in order to discharge the base flood without
cumulatively increasing the water surface elevation more than a designated height as
determined by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in a Flood Insurance Study
or by other agencies as provided in § 148-14B of this chapter. [Amended 12-19-2023 by
L.L.No. 1-20241
SAND DUNES — Naturally occurring accumulations of sand in ridges or mounds
landward of the beach.
START OF CONSTRUCTION—The date of permit issuance for new construction and
substantial improvements to existing structures, provided that actual start of construction,
repair, reconstruction, rehabilitation, addition placement or other improvement is within
180 days after the date of issuance. The actual start of construction means the first
placement of permanent construction of a building(including a manufactured home) on a
site, such as the pouring of a slab or footings, installation of pilings or construction of
columns. Permanent construction does not include land preparation (such as clearing,
excavation, grading or filling), or the installation of streets or walkways, or excavation
for a basement, footings, piers or foundations, or the erection of temporary forms, or the
installation of accessory buildings such as garages or sheds not occupied as dwelling
units or not part of the main building. For a substantial improvement, the actual start of
construction means the first alteration of any wall, ceiling, floor or other structural part of
a building,whether or not that alteration affects the external dimensions of the building.
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STRUCTURE -A walled and roofed building, including a gas or liquid storage tank,
that is principally above ground, as well as a manufactured home.
SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE-Damage of any origin sustained by a structure whereby
the cost of restoring any structure to its before damaged condition would equal or exceed
50%of the market value of the structure before the damage occurred.
SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT - Any reconstruction, rehabilitation, addition or
other improvement of a structure,the cost of which equals or exceeds 50% of the market
value of the structure before the start of construction of the improvement. The term
includes structures which have incurred substantial damage, regardless of the actual
repair work performed.The term does not,however, include either:
(1) Any project for improvement of a structure to correct existing violations of state or
local health, sanitary or safety code specifications which have been identified by
the local code enforcement official and which are the minimum necessary to assure
safe living conditions; or
(2) Any alteration of an historic structure,provided that the alteration will not preclude
the structure's continued designation as an historic structure.
VARIANCE - A grant of relief from the requirements of this chapter which permits
construction or use in a manner that would otherwise be prohibited by this chapter.
VIOLATION - The failure of a structure or other development to be fully compliant
with the community's floodplain management regulations. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L.
No. 1-20241
§ 148-5. Applicability.
This chapter shall apply to all areas of special flood hazard within the jurisdiction of the
Town of Southold.
§ 148-6. Basis for establishing areas of special flood hazard. [Amended 5-23-2017 by
L.L. No. 10-2017; 11-21-2017 by L.L. No. 19-20171
A. The areas of special flood hazard for the Town of Southold, Community Number
360813, are identified and defined on the following documents prepared by the Federal
Emergency Management Agency:
(1) A scientific and engineering report entitled "Flood Insurance Study, Suffolk
County,New York(all jurisdictions)," dated September 25, 2009.
(2) Flood Insurance Rate Map Panel Numbers 36103C0017H, 36103C0018H,
36103C0019H, 36103C0036H, 36103C0037H, 36103C0038H, 36103C0039H,
36103C0041H, 36103C0043H, 36103C0063H, 36103C0064H, 36103C0066H,
36103C0067H; 36103C0068H, 36103C0069H, 36103C0079H, 36103C0083H,
36103C0084H, 36103C0086H, 36103C0087H, 36103C0088H, 36103C0089H,
36103C0091H, 36103C0095H, 36103C0105H, 36103C0106H, 36103C0107H,
36103C0115H, 36103C0139H, 36103C0141H, 36103C0142H, 36103C0143H,
36103C0144H, 36103C0154H, 36103C0157H, 36103C0158H, 36103C0159H,
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36103C0161H, 36103C0162H, 36103C0163H, 36103C016411, 36103C0166H,
36103C0167H, 36103C0168H, 36103C0169H, 36103C0176H, 36103C0177H,
36103C0178H, 36103C0181H, 36103C0182H, 36103C0184H, 36103C0186H,
36103C0188H, 36103C0192H, 36103CO205H, 36103C0477H, 36103C0479H,
36103C0481H, 36103C0482H, 36103C0483H, 36103C0484H, 36103C0491H,
36103C0492H, 36103C0501H, 36103C0502H, 36103C0503H, 36103C0504H,
36103C0506H, 36103C0507H, 36103C0508H, 36103CO511H whose effective
date is September 25, 2009, and any subsequent revisions to these map panels
that do not affect areas under our community's jurisdiction.
(3) Letter of Map Revision, Case Number 16-02-1018P, effective February 17, 2017,
amending Panel 36103CO167H of the Flood Insurance Rate Map.
(4) Letter of Map Revision, Case Number 17-02-1400P, effective February 16, 2018,
amending Panel 36103CO019H of the Flood Insurance Rate Map.
(5) Letter of Map Revision, Case Number 23-02-0178P, effective February 8, 2024,
amending Panel 36103CO019H of the Flood Insurance Rate Map. [Added 2-27-
2024 by L.L. No. 5-20241
B. The above documents are hereby adopted and declared to be a part of this chapter. The
Flood Insurance Study and/or maps are on file at the office of the Building Department
located at the Southold Town Annex, 54375 Route 25, Southold,New York.
§ 148-7. Interpretation; conflict with other laws.
A. This chapter includes all revisions to the National Flood Insurance Program through
October 27, 1997, and shall supersede all previous laws adopted for the purpose of
flood damage prevention.
B. In their interpretation and application, the provisions of this chapter shall be held to be
minimum requirements, adopted for the promotion of the public health, safety and
welfare. Whenever the requirements of this chapter are at variance with the
requirements of any other lawfully adopted rules, regulations or ordinances, the most
restrictive or that imposing the highest standards shall govern.
§ 148-8. Severability.
The invalidity of any section or provision of this chapter shall not invalidate any other section
or provision thereof.
§ 148-9. Penalties for offenses. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
No structure in an area of special flood hazard shall hereafter be constructed, located,
extended, converted or altered and no land shall be excavated or filled without full
compliance with the terms of this chapter and any other applicable regulations. Any
infraction of the provisions of this chapter by failure to comply with any of its requirements,
including infractions of conditions and safeguards established in connection with conditions
of the permit, shall constitute a violation. Any person who violates this chapter or fails to
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comply with any of its requirements shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined no more than
$250 or imprisoned for not more than 15 days, or both. Each day of noncompliance shall be
considered a separate offense. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the Town of Southold
from taking such other lawful action as necessary to prevent or remedy an infraction. Any
structure found not compliant with the requirements of this chapter for which the developer
and/or owner has not applied for and received an approved variance under § 148-23 will be
declared noncompliant, and notification will be sent to the Federal Emergency Management
Agency.
§ 148-10. Warning and disclaimer of liability.
The degree of flood protection required by this chapter is considered reasonable for
regulatory purposes and is based on scientific and engineering considerations. Larger floods
can and will occur on rare occasions. Flood heights may be increased by man-made or
natural causes. This chapter does not imply that land outside the areas of special flood hazard
or uses permitted within such areas will be free from flooding or flood damages. This chapter
shall not create liability on the part of the Town of Southold, any officer or employee thereof
or the Federal Emergency Management Agency for any flood damages that result from
reliance on this chapter or any administrative decision lawfully made thereunder.
§ 148-11. Designation of local administrator.
The Building Inspector is hereby appointed local administrator to administer and implement
this chapter by granting or denying floodplain development permits in accordance with its
provisions.
§ 148-12. Floodplain development permit; fees; deposit.
A. Purpose. A floodplain development permit is hereby established for all construction and
other development to be undertaken in areas of special flood hazard in this community
for the purpose of protecting its citizens from increased flood hazards and ensuring that
new development is constructed in a manner that minimizes its exposure to flooding. It
shall be unlawful to undertake any development in an area of special flood hazard, as
shown on the Flood Insurance Rate Map enumerated in § 148-6, without a valid
floodplain development permit. Application for a permit shall be made on forms
furnished by the local administrator and may include but not be limited to plans, in
duplicate, drawn to scale and showing the nature, location, dimensions and elevations
of the area in question; existing or proposed structures; fill; storage of materials;
drainage facilities; and the location of the foregoing.
B. Fees. All applications for a floodplain development permit shall be accompanied by an
application fee as established by resolution of the Town Board. In addition, the
applicant shall be responsible for reimbursing the Town of Southold for any additional
costs necessary for review, inspection and approval of this project. The local
administrator may require a deposit to cover these additional costs. [Amended 8-29-
2023 by L.L. No. 22-20231
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§ 148-13. Application for permit.
The applicant shall provide at least the following information, where applicable. Additional
information may be required on the permit application form.
A. The proposed elevation, in relation to mean sea level, of the lowest floor (including
basement or cellar) of any new or substantially improved structure to be located in
Zone Al-A30, AE or AH, or in Zone A if base flood elevation data are available. Upon
completion of the lowest floor, the permittee shall submit to the local administrator the
as-built elevation, certified by a licensed professional engineer or surveyor.
B. The proposed elevation, in relation to mean sea level, of the bottom of the lowest
structural member of the lowest floor (excluding pilings and columns) of any new or
substantially improved structure to be located in Zone V1-V30 or VE, or in Zone V if
base flood elevation data are available. Upon, completion of the lowest floor, the
permittee shall submit to the local administrator the as-built elevation, certified by a
licensed professional engineer or surveyor.
C. The proposed elevation, in relation to mean sea level, to which any new or substantially
improved nonresidential structure will be floodproofed. Upon completion of the
floodproofed portion of the structure, the permittee shall submit to the local
administrator the as-built floodproofed elevation, certified by a professional engineer or
surveyor.
D. A certificate from a licensed professional engineer or architect that any utility
floodproofing will meet the criteria in § 148-16C, Utilities.
E. A certificate from a licensed professional engineer or architect that any nonresidential
_ floodproofed structure will meet the floodproofing criteria in § 148-19, Nonresidential
structures (except coastal high-hazard areas).
F. A description of the extent to which any watercourse will be altered or relocated as a
result of proposed development. Computations by a licensed professional engineer must
be submitted that demonstrate that the altered or relocated segment will provide equal
or greater conveyance than•the original stream segment. The applicant must submit any
maps, computations or other material required by the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA) to revise the documents enumerated in § 148-6, when notified by the
local administrator, and must pay any fees or other costs assessed by FEMA for this
purpose. The applicant must also provide assurances that the conveyance capacity of
the altered or relocated stream segment will be maintained.
G. A technical analysis, by a licensed professional engineer, if required by the local
administrator, which shows whether proposed development to be located in an area of
special flood hazard may result in physical damage to any other property.
H. In Zone A, when no base flood elevation data are available from other sources, base
flood elevation data for subdivision proposals and other proposed developments
(including proposals for manufactured home and recreational vehicle parks and
subdivisions)that are greater than either 50 lots or five acres.
I. In Zones VI-V30 and VE, and also in Zone V if base flood elevation data are
available, designs and specifications, certified by a licensed professional engineer or
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architect, for any breakaway walls in a proposed structure with design strengths in
excess of 20 pounds per square foot.
J. In Zones V 1-V30 and l VE, and also in Zone V if base flood elevation data are
available, for all new and substantial improvements to structures, design plans and
specifications prepared I in sufficient detail to enable independent review of the
foundation support and connection components. Said plans and specifications shall be
developed or reviewed by a licensed professional engineer or architect and shall be
accompanied by a statement, bearing the signature of the architect or engineer,
certifying that the design and methods of construction to be used are in accordance with
accepted standards of practice and with all applicable provisions of this chapter.
§ 148-14. Duties and responsibilities of local administrator.
Duties of the local administrator shall include but not be limited to the following:
A. Permit application review. The local administrator shall conduct the following permit
application review before issuing a floodplain development permit. The local
administrator shall: [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(1) Review all applications for completeness, particularly with the requirements of
§ 148-13, Application for permit, and for compliance with the provisions and
standards of this chapter.
(2) Review subdivision and other proposed new development, including
manufactured home parks, to determine whether proposed building sites will be
reasonably safe from flooding. If a proposed building site is located in an area of
special flood hazard, all new construction and substantial improvements shall
meet the applicable standards of § 148-15 through § 148-22 construction
standards, and, in particular, § 148-15B, Subdivision proposals. [Amended 12-
19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(3) Determine whether any proposed development in an area of special flood hazard
may result in physical damage to any other property (e.g., stream bank erosion
and increased flood velocities). The local administrator may require the applicant
to submit additional technical analyses and data necessary to complete the
determination. If the proposed development may result in physical damage to any
other property or fails to meet the requirements of § 148-15 through § 148-22,
construction standards, no permit shall be issued. The applicant may revise the
application to include measures that mitigate or eliminate the adverse effects and
resubmit the application. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(4) Determine that all necessary permits have been received from those governmental
agencies from which approval is required by state or federal law.
B. Use of other flood data.
(1) When the Federal Emergency Management Agency has designated areas of
special flood hazard on the community's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) but
has neither produced water surface elevation data. (These areas are designated
Zone A or V on the FIRM.) nor identified a floodway, the local administrator
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shall obtain, review and reasonably utilize any base flood elevation and floodway
data available from a federal, state or other source, including data developed
pursuant to § 148-13H, as criteria for requiring that new construction, substantial
improvements or other proposed development meet the requirements of this
chapter. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-2024]
(2) When base flood elevation data are not available, the local administrator may use
flood information from any other authoritative source, such as historical data, to
establish flood elevations within the areas of special flood hazard for the purposes
of this chapter.
C. Alteration of watercourses. The local administrator shall:
(1) Notify adjacent communities and the New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation prior to permitting any alteration or relocation of a
watercourse and submit evidence of such notification to the Regional Director,
Region II, Federal Emergency Management Agency.
(2) Determine that the permit holder has provided for maintenance within the altered
or relocated portion of said watercourse so that the flood-carrying capacity is not
diminished.
D. Construction stage.
(1) In Zones Al-A30, AE and AH, and also in Zone A if base flood elevation data
are available, upon placement of the lowest floor or completion of floodproofing
of a new or substantially improved structure, the local administrator shall obtain
from the permit holder a certification of the as-built elevation of the lowest floor
or floodproofed elevation in relation to mean sea level. The certificate shall be
prepared by or under the direct supervision of a licensed land surveyor or
professional engineer and certified by the same. For manufactured homes, the
permit holder shall submit the certificate of elevation upon placement of the
structure on the site. A certificate of elevation must also be submitted for a
recreational vehicle if it remains on a site for 180 consecutive days or longer
(unless it is fully licensed and ready for highway use).
(2) In Zones V1-V30 and VE, and also in Zone V if base flood elevation data are
available, upon placement of the lowest floor of a new or substantially improved
structure, the permit holder shall submit to the local administrator a certificate of
elevation, in relation to mean sea level, of the bottom of the lowest structural
member of the lowest floor (excluding pilings and columns). The certificate shall
be prepared by or under the direct supervision of a licensed land surveyor or
professional engineer and certified by same. For manufactured homes, the permit
holder shall submit the certificate of elevation upon placement of the structure on
the site. An elevation certificate must also be submitted for a recreational vehicle
if it remains on a site 180 consecutive days or longer (unless it is fully licensed
and ready for highway use).
(3) Any further work undertaken prior to submission and approval of the certification
shall be at the permit holder's risk. The local administrator shall review all data
submitted. Deficiencies detected shall be cause to issue a stop-work order for the
project unless immediately corrected.
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E. Inspections. The local administrator and/or the developer's engineer or architect shall
make periodic inspections at appropriate times throughout the period of construction in "
order to monitor compliance with permit conditions and to enable said inspector to
certify, if requested, that the development is in compliance with the requirements of the
floodplain development permit and/or any variance provisions.
F. Stop-work orders.
(1) The local administrator shall issue or cause to be issued a stop-work order for any
floodplain development found ongoing without a development permit. Disregard
of a stop-work order shall subject the violator to the penalties described in § 148-
9 of this chapter.
(2) The local administrator shall issue or cause to be issued a stop-work order for any
floodplain development found noncompliant with the provisions of this chapter
and/or the conditions of the development permit. Disregard of a stop-work order
shall subject the violator to the penalties described in § 148-9 of this chapter.
G. Certificate of compliance.
(1) In areas of special flood hazard, as determined by documents enumerated in
§ 148-6, it shall be unlawful to occupy or to permit the use or occupancy of any
building or premises, or both, or part thereof hereafter created, erected, changed,
converted or wholly or partly altered or enlarged in its use or structure until a
certificate of compliance has been issued by the local administrator stating that
the building or land conforms to the requirements of this chapter.
(2) A certificate of compliance shall be issued by the local administrator upon
satisfactory completion of all development in areas of special flood hazard. -
(3) Issuance of the certificate shall be based upon the inspections conducted as
prescribed in § 148-14E, Inspections, and/or any certified elevations, hydraulic
data, floodproofmg, anchoring requirements or encroachment analyses which may
have been required as a condition of the approved permit.
H. Information to be retained. The local administrator shall retain and make available for
inspection copies of the following:
(1) F000dplain development permits and certificates of compliance.
(2) Certifications of as-built lowest floor elevations of structures required pursuant to
§ 148-141)(1) and (2) and whether or not the structures contain a basement.
(3) Floodproofing certificates required pursuant to § 148-141)(1) and whether or not
the structures contain a basement.
(4) Certifications required pursuant to § 148-18N, Breakaway wall design standards,
and Subsection J of§ 148-13, Application for permit.
(5) Variances issued pursuant to §§ 148-23 and 148-24, variance
procedures. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(6) Notices required under § 148-14C, Alteration of watercourses.
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(7) Base flood elevations developed pursuant to § 148-13G and supporting technical
analysis. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
§ 148-15. General standards.
The following standards apply to new development, including new and substantially
improved structures, in the areas of special flood hazard shown on the Flood Insurance Rate
Map designated in § 148-6.
A. Coastal high-hazard areas. The following requirements apply within Zones VI-V30, VE
and V:
(1) All new construction, including manufactured homes and recreational vehicles on
site 180 days or longer and not fully licensed for highway use, shall be located
landward of the reach of high tide.
(2) The use of fill for structural support of buildings, manufactured homes or
recreational vehicles on site 180 days or longer is prohibited.
(3) Man-made alteration of sand dunes which would increase potential flood damage
is prohibited.
B. Subdivision and development proposals. The following standards apply to all new
subdivision proposals and other proposed development in areas of special flood hazard
(including proposals for manufactured home and recreational vehicle parks and
subdivisions): [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(1) Proposals shall be consistent with the need to minimize flood damage;
(2) Public utilities and facilities such as sewer, gas, electrical and water systems shall
be located and constructed so as to minimize flood damage; and
(3) Adequate drainage shall be provided to reduce exposure to flood damage.
(4) Proposed development shall not result in physical damage to any other property
(e.g., stream bank erosion or increased flood velocities). If requested by the local
administrator, the applicant shall provide a technical analysis, by a licensed
professional engineer, demonstrating that this condition has been met.
(5) Proposed development shall be designed, located, and constructed so as to offer
the minimum resistance to the flow of water and shall be designed to have a
minimum effect upon the height of floodwater.
(6) Any equipment or materials located in a special flood hazard area shall be
elevated, anchored, and floodproofed as necessary to prevent flotation, flood
damage, and the release of hazardous substances.
(7) No alteration or relocation of a watercourse shall be permitted unless:
(a) A technical evaluation by a licensed professional engineer demonstrates that
the altered or relocated segment will provide conveyance equal to or greater
than that of the original stream segment and will not result in physical
- damage to any other property;
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(b) If warranted, a conditional revision of the Flood Insurance Rate Map is
obtained from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, with the
applicant providing the necessary data, analyses, and mapping and
reimbursing the Town of Southold for all fees and other costs in relation to
the application; and
(c) The applicant provides assurance that maintenance will be provided so that
the flood-carrying capacity of the altered or relocated portion of the
watercourse will not be diminished.
C. Encroachments.
(1) Within Zones Al-A30 and AE, on streams without a regulatory floodway, no
new construction, substantial improvements or other development (including fill)
shall be permitted unless:
(a) The applicant demonstrates that the cumulative effect of the proposed
development, when combined with all other existing and anticipated
development, will not increase the water surface elevation of the base flood
more than one foot at any location; or
(b) The Town of Southold agrees to apply to the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) for a conditional FIRM revision, FEMA
Approval is received and the applicant provides all necessary data, analyses
and mapping and reimburses the Town of Southold for all fees and other
costs in relation to the application. The applicant must also provide all data,
analyses and mapping and reimburse the Town of Southold for all costs
related to the final map revision.
(2) On streams with a regulatory floodway, as shown on the Flood Boundary and
Floodway Map or the Flood Insurance Rate Map adopted in § 148-6, no new
construction, substantial improvements or other developments in the floodway
(including fill) shall be permitted unless:
(a) A technical evaluation by a licensed professional engineer shows that such
an encroachment shall not result in any increase in flood levels during
occurrence of the base flood; or
(b) The Town of Southold agrees to apply to the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) for a conditional FIRM and floodway
revision, FEMA approval is received and the applicant provides all
necessary data, analyses and mapping and reimburses the Town of Southold
for all fees and other costs in relation to the application. The applicant must
also provide all data, analyses and mapping and reimburse the Town of
Southold for all costs related to the final map revisions.
(3) In a special flood hazard area (SFHA), if any development is found to increase or
decrease base flood elevations, the Town of Southold shall as soon as practicable,
but not later than six months after the date such information becomes available,
notify .FEMA and the New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation of the changes by submitting technical or scientific data in
i
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accordance with standard e7gineering practice. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L. No.
1-20241
§ 148-16. Standards for all structures.
A. Anchoring. New structures and substantial improvement to structures in areas of special
flood hazard shall be anchored to prevent flotation, collapse or lateral movement during
the base flood. This requirement is in addition to applicable state and local anchoring
requirements for resisting wind forces.
B. Construction materials and methods.
(1) New construction and substantial improvements to structures shall be constructed
with materials and utility equipment resistant to flood damage.
(2) New construction and substantial improvements to structures shall be constructed
using methods and practices that minimize flood damage.
(3) For enclosed areas below the lowest floor of a structure within Zones Al-A30,
AE or AH, and also in Zone A if base flood elevation data are available, new and
substantially improved structures shall have fully enclosed areas below the lowest
floor that are usable solely for parking of vehicles, building access or storage in
an area other than a basement and which are subject to flooding designed to
automatically equalize hydrostatic flood forces on exterior walls by allowing for
the entry and exit of floodwaters. Designs for meeting this requirement must
either be certified by a licensed professional engineer or architect or meet or
exceed the following minimum criteria:
(a) A minimum of two openings having a total net area of not less than one
square inch for every square foot of enclosed area subject to flooding shall
be provided.
(b) The bottom of all such openings shall be no higher than one foot above the
lowest adjacent finished grade.
(c) Openings not less than three inches in any direction. [Added 12-19-2023
by L.L. No. 1-202411
(d) Openings may be equipped with louvers, valves, screens or other coverings
or devices, provided that they permit the automatic entry and exit of
floodwaters. Enclosed areas subgrade on all sides are considered basements
and are not permitted.
(4) Within Zones V 1-V30 and VE, and also within Zone V if base flood elevation
are available, new construction and substantial improvements shall have the space
below the lowest floor either free from obstruction or constructed with
nonsupporting breakaway walls, open wood latticework or insect screening
intended to collapse under wind and water loads without causing collapse,
displacement or other structural damage to the elevated portion of the building or
1. Editor's Note:This local law also redesignated former Subsection B(3)(c)as Subsection B(3)(d).
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supporting foundation system. The enclosed space below the lowest floor shall be
used only for parking vehicles, building access or storage. Use of this space for
human habitation is expressly prohibited. The construction of stairs, stairwells
and elevator shafts are subject to the design requirements for breakaway walls.
C. Utilities.
(1) New and replacement electrical equipment, heating, ventilating, air conditioning,
plumbing connections and other service equipment shall be located at least two
feet above the base flood elevation, or above the base flood level or designed to
prevent water from entering or accumulating within the components during a
flood and to resist hydrostatic and hydrodynamic loads and stresses. Electrical
wiring and outlets, switches, junction boxes and panels shall be elevated or
designed to prevent water from entering and accumulating within the components
unless they conform to the appropriate provisions of the electrical part of the
Building Code of New York State or the Residential Code of New York State for
location of such items in wet locations. This includes heating, ventilating and air-
conditioning equipment, hot water heaters, appliances, elevator lift machinery and
electrical junction and circuit breaker boxes. When located below the base flood
elevation, a professional engineer's or architect's certification of the design is
required. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(2) New and replacement water supply systems shall be designed to minimize or
eliminate infiltration of floodwaters into the system.
(3) New and replacement sanitary sewage systems shall be designed to minimize or
eliminate infiltration of floodwaters. Sanitary sewer and storm drainage systems
for buildings that have openings below the base flood elevation shall be provided
with automatic backflow valves or other automatic backflow devices that are
installed in each discharge line passing through a building's exterior wall.
(4) On-site waste disposal systems shall be located to avoid impairment to them or
contamination from them during flooding.
D. Storage tanks. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(1) Underground tanks shall be anchored to prevent flotation, collapse and lateral
movement during conditions of the base flood.
(2) Aboveground tanks shall be:
(a) Anchored to prevent floatation, collapse or lateral movement during
conditions of the base flood; or
(b) Installed at or above the base flood elevation as shown on the Flood
Insurance Rate Map enumerated in § 148-6 plus two feet.
§ 148-17. Elevation of residential structures (except coastal high-hazard areas).
[Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
The following standards, in addition to the standards in § 148-15B, Subdivision proposals,
and § 148-15C, Encroachments, and § 148-16, Standards for all structures, apply to new and -
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substantially improved residential structures located in areas of special flood hazard as
indicated:
A. Within Zones Al-A30, AE and AH, and also in Zone A if base flood elevation data are
available, new construction and substantial improvements shall have the lowest floor
(including basement) elevated to or above the two feet above the base flood elevation.
Within Zone AH adequate drainage paths are required to guide floodwaters around and
away from proposed structures on slopes.
B. Within Zone A, when no base flood elevation data are available, a base flood elevation
shall be determined by either:
(1) Obtain and reasonably use data available from a federal, state, or other source
plus two feet of freeboard; or
(2) Determine the base flood elevation in accordance with accepted hydrologic and
hydraulic engineering practice, plus two feet of freeboard. Determinations shall
be undertaken by a registered design professional who shall document that the
technical methods used reflect currently accepted engineering practice. Studies,
analyses, and computations shall be submitted in sufficient detail to allow
thorough review and approval.
C. Within Zone AO, new construction and substantially improved structures shall have the
lowest floor (including basement) elevated above the highest adjacent grade at least as
high as two feet above the depth number specified in feet on the community's Flood
Insurance Rate Map enumerated in § 148-6 plus one foot of freeboard. In areas
designated as Zone AO where a depth number is not specified on the map, the depth
number shall be taken as being equal to two feet. Within AO, adequate drainage paths
are required to guide floodwaters around and away from proposed structures on slopes.
D. Within Zones AH, adequate drainage paths are required to guide floodwaters around
and away from proposed structures on slopes.
§ 148-18. Residential structures (coastal high-hazard areas). [Amended 12-19-2023 by
L.L. No. 1-20241
The following standards, in addition to the standards in § 148-15A, Coastal high-hazard
areas, and § 148-1513, Subdivision proposals, and § 148-16, Standards for all structures, apply
to new and substantially improved residential structures located in areas of special flood
hazard shown as Zone V1-V30, VE or V on the community's Flood Insurance Rate Map
designated in § 148-6:
A. Elevation. New construction and substantial improvements shall be elevated on pilings,
columns or shear walls such that the bottom of the lowest horizontal structural member
supporting the lowest elevated floor (excluding columns, piles, diagonal bracing
attached to the piles or columns, grade beams, pile caps and other members designed to
either withstand storm action or break away without imparting damaging loads to the
structure) is elevated to or above two feet above the base flood elevation so as not to
impede the flow of water.
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B. Determination of loading forces. Structural design shall consider the effects of wind
and water loads acting simultaneously during the base flood on all building
components.
(1) The structural design shall be adequate to resist water forces that would occur
during the base flood. Horizontal water loads considered shall include inertial and
drag forces of waves, current drag forces and impact forces from waterborne
storm debris. Dynamic uplift loads shall also be considered if bulkheads, walls or
other natural or man-made flow obstructions could cause wave run-up beyond the
elevation of the base flood.
(2) Buildings shall be designed and constructed to resist the forces due to wind
pressure. Wind forces on the superstructure include windward and leeward forces
on vertical walls, uplift on the roof, internal forces when openings allow wind to
enter the house and upward force on the underside of the house when it is
exposed. In the design, the wind should be assumed to blow potentially from any
lateral direction relative to the house.
(3) Wind-loading values used shall be those required by the building code.
C. Foundation standards.
(1) The pilings or column foundation and structure attached thereto shall be
adequately anchored to resist flotation, collapse or lateral movement due to the
effects of wind and water pressures acting simultaneously on all building
components. Foundations must be designed to transfer safely to the underlying
soil all loads due to wind, water, dead load, live load and other loads (including
uplift due to wind and water).
(2) Spread footings and fill material shall not be used for structural support of a new
building or substantial improvement of an existing structure.
D. Pile foundation design.
(1) The design ratio of pile spacing to pile diameter shall not be less than 8:1 for
individual piles (This shall not apply to pile clusters located below the design
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galvanized steel rods of 1/2 inch diameter or galvanized steel straps not less than one
inch wide by 1/16 inch thick may be used to connect from the top wall plate to the sill,
beam or girder. Washers with a minimum diameter of three inches shall be used at each
end of the 1/2 inch round rods. These anchors shall be installed no more than two feet
from each corner rod, no more than four feet on center.
J. Ceiling joist/rafter connections.
(1) All ceiling joists or rafters shall be installed in such a manner that the joists
provide a continuous tie across the rafters. Ceiling joists and rafters shall be
securely fastened at their intersections. A metal or wood connector shall be used
at alternate ceiling joist/rafter connections to the wall top plate.
(2) Gable roofs shall be additionally stabilized by installing two-by-four blocking on
two-foot centers between the rafters at each gable end. Blocking shall be installed
a minimum of eight feet toward the house interior from each gable end.
K. Projecting members. All cantilevers and other projecting members must be adequately
supported and braced to withstand wind and water uplift forces. Roof eave overhangs
shall be limited to a maximum of two feet and joist overhangs to a maximum of one
foot. Larger overhangs and porches will be permitted if designed or reviewed by a
registered professional engineer or architect and certified in accordance with § 148-13J
of this chapter.
L. Roof sheathing.
(1) Plywood or other wood material, when used as roof sheathing, shall not be less
than 15/32 inch in thickness and shall be of exterior sheathing grade or
_ equivalent. All attaching devices for sheathing and roof coverings shall be
galvanized or be of other suitable corrosion-resistant material.
(2) All corners, gable ends and roof overhangs exceeding six inches shall be
reinforced by the application of waterproof industrial adhesive applied to all
bearing surfaces of any plywood sheet used in the sheathing of such corner, gable
end or roof overhang.
(3) In addition, roofs should be sloped as steeply as practicable to reduce uplift
pressures, and special care should be used in securing ridges, hips, valleys, eaves,
vents, chimneys and other points of discontinuity in the roofing surface.
M. Protection of openings. All exterior glass panels, windows and doors shall be designed,
detailed and constructed to withstand loads due to the design wind speed of 75 miles
per hour. Connections for these elements must be designed to transfer safely the design
loads to the supporting structure. Panel widths of multiple panel sliding glass doors
shall not exceed three feet.
N. Breakaway wall design standards.
(1) The breakaway wall shall have a design safe-loading resistance of not less than
10 and not more than 20 pounds per square foot, with the criterion that the safety
of the overall structure at the point of wall failure shall be confirmed using
established procedures. Grade beams shall be installed in both directions for all
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piles considered to carry the breakaway wall load. Knee braces are required for
front row piles that support breakaway walls.
(2) Use of breakaway wall strengths in excess of 20 pounds per square foot shall not
be permitted unless a registered professional engineer or architect has developed
or reviewed the structural design and specifications for the building foundation
and breakaway wall components and certifies 1) that breakaway walls will fail
under water loads less than those that would occur during the base flood; and 2)
that the elevated portion of the building and supporting foundation system will
not be subject to collapse, displacement or other structural damage due to the
effects of wind and water loads acting simultaneously on all building components
(structural and nonstructural). Water loading values used shall be those associated
with the base flood. Wind loading values shall be those required by the building
code.
§ 148-19. Nonresidential structures (except coastal high-hazard areas). [Amended 12-19-
2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
The following standards apply to new and substantially improved commercial, industrial and
other nonresidential structures located in areas of special flood hazard, in addition to the
requirements in § 148-15B, Subdivision and development proposals, and § 148-15C,
Encroachments, and § 148-16, Standards for all structures.
A. Within Zones Al-A30, AE and AH, and also in Zone A if base flood elevation data are
available, new construction and substantial improvements of any nonresidential
structure, together with attendant utility and sanitary facilities, shall either:
(1) Have the lowest floor, including basement or cellar, elevated to or above two feet
above the base flood elevation; or
(2) Be floodproofed so that the structure is watertight below two feet above the base
flood elevation with walls substantially impermeable to the passage of water. All
structural components located below the base flood elevation must be capable of
resisting hydrostatic and hydrodynamic loads and the effects of buoyancy.
B. Within Zone AO, new construction and substantial improvements of nonresidential
structures shall:
(1) Have the lowest floor (including basement) elevated above the highest adjacent
grade at least as high as two feet above the depth number specified in feet on the
community's FIRM (at least two feet if no depth number is specified); or
(2) Together with attendant utility and sanitary facilities, be completely floodproofed
to that level to meet the floodproofing standard specified in § 148-19A(2).
C. If the structure is to be floodproofed, a licensed professional engineer or architect shall
develop and/or review structural design, specifications and plans for construction. A
floodproofing certificate or other certification shall be provided to the local
administrator that certifies that the design and methods of construction are in
accordance with accepted standards of practice for meeting the provisions of § 148-
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19A(2), including the specific elevation (in relation to mean sea level) to which the
structure is to be floodproofed.
D. Within Zones AH and AO, adequate drainage paths are required to guide floodwaters
around and away from proposed structures on slopes.
E. Within Zone A, when no base flood elevation data are available, the lowest floor
(including basement) shall be elevated at least three feet above the highest adjacent
grade.
§ 148-20. Nonresidential structures (coastal high-hazard areas).
In Zones V1-V30 and VE, and also in Zone V if base flood elevations are available, new
construction and substantial improvements of any nonresidential structure, together with
attendant utility and sanitary facilities, shall have the bottom of the lowest member of the
lowest floor elevated to or above two feet above the base flood elevation. Floodproofing of
structures is not an allowable alternative to elevating the lowest floor to two feet above the
base flood elevation in Zones V1-V30, VE and V.
§ 148-21. Manufactured homes and recreational vehicles.
The following standards, in addition to the standards in § 148-15, General standards, and
§ 148-16, Standards for all structures, apply in areas of special flood hazard to manufactured
homes and to recreational vehicles which are located in areas of special flood hazard.
A. Recreational vehicles.
(1) Recreational vehicles placed on sites within Zones Al-A30, AE, AH, V1 - V30,
V and VE shall either:
(a) Be on site fewer than 180 consecutive days;
(b) Be fully licensed and ready for highway use; or
(c) Meet the requirements for manufactured homes in Subsections B, C, D and
E. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-2024]
(2) A recreational vehicle is ready for highway use if it is on its wheels or jacking
system, is attached to the site only by quick-disconnect-type utilities and security
devices and has no permanently attached additions.
B. Within Zones Al-A30, AE, AH, the bottom of the frame of the manufactured home
shall be elevated to meet the requirements of§ 148-17A. Elevation on piers consisting
of dry stacked blocks is prohibited. A manufactured home that is placed or substantially
improved in Zones Al-A30, AE, AH, V1-V30, V or VE that is on a site either outside
of an existing manufactured home park or subdivision, as herein defined; in a new
manufactured home park or subdivision, as herein defined; in an expansion to an
existing manufactured home park or subdivision, as herein defined; or in an existing
manufactured home park or subdivision, as herein defined, on which a manufactured
home has incurred substantial damage as the result of a flood shall, within Zones A1-
A30, AE and AH, be elevated on a permanent foundation such that the lowest floor is
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elevated to or above two feet above the base flood elevation and is securely anchored to
an adequately anchored foundation system to resist flotation, collapse and lateral
movement or, within Zones V1-V30, V and VE, be elevated on a pile foundation such
that the bottom of the lowest structural member of the lowest floor (excluding pilings
and columns) is elevated to or above two feet above the base flood elevation and
securely anchored to an adequately anchored foundation system to resist flotation,
collapse and lateral movement. Elevation on piers consisting of dry stacked blocks is
prohibited. Methods of anchoring may include but are not limited to use of over-the-top
or frame ties to ground anchors. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
C. Within Zone A, the bottom of the frame of the manufactured home shall be elevated to
meet the requirements of § 148-17B. Elevation on piers consisting of dry stacked
blocks is prohibited. A manufactured home to be placed or substantially improved in
Zone Al-A30, AE, AH, Vl-V30 or VE in an existing manufactured home park or
subdivision that is not to be placed on a site on which a manufactured home has
incurred substantial damage shall be elevated in a manner such as required in
Subsection B. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
D. Within Zone AO, the bottom of the frame of the manufactured home shall be elevated
to meet the requirements of § 148-17C. Elevation on piers consisting of dry stacked
blocks is prohibited. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
E. Within Zones V or VE, manufactured homes must meet the requirements of § 148-
18. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
F. The foundation and anchorage of manufactured homes to be located in identified
floodways shall be designed and constructed in accordance with ASCE 24. [Added 12-
19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
§ 148-22. Accessory structures including detached garages. [Added 12-19-2023 by L.L.
No. 1-202421
The following standards apply to new and substantially improved accessory structures,
including detached garages, in the areas of special flood hazard shown on the Flood
Insurance Rate Map designated in § 148-6.
A. The accessory structure must meet the definition of "structure," for floodplain
management purposes, provided in 44 CFR 59.1, where "walled and roofed" shall be
interpreted as having two outside rigid walls and a fully secured roof.
B. The accessory structure should be small, as defined by the community and approved by
FEMA, and represent a minimal investment. Accessory structures of any size may be
considered for a variance; however, FEMA considers accessory structures that meet the
following criteria to be small and therefore not necessarily in need of a variance, if the
community chooses to allow it:
(1) Located in an A Zone (A, AE, Al-A30, AR, A99) and less than or equal to the
size of a one-story, two-car garage.
2. Editor's Note:This ordinance also redesignated former§§148-22 and 148-23 as§§148-23 and 148-24.
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(2) Located in a V Zone (V, VE, V1-V30) and less than or equal to 100 square feet.
C. Accessory structures must meet the standards of§ 148-16A, Anchoring.
D. The portions of the accessory structure located below BFE plus two feet of freeboard
must be constructed with flood-resistant materials.
E. Mechanical and utility equipment for the accessory structure must be elevated or dry
floodproofed to or above BFE plus two feet of freeboard.
F. Within Zones AO and Zone A, if base flood elevation data are not available, areas
below three feet above the highest adjacent grade shall be constructed using methods
and practices that minimize flood damage.
G. The accessory structure must comply with the floodway encroachment provisions of the
NFIP.
H. The accessory structure must be wet floodproofed to protect the structure from
hydrostatic pressure. The design must meet the NFIP design and performance standards
for openings per 44 CFR 60.3(c)(5) and must allow for the automatic entry and exit of
floodwaters without manual operation or the presence of a person (or persons).
I. Within Zones V1-V30, VE, and V, unelevated accessory buildings must be unfinished
inside, constructed with flood-resistant materials, and used only for storage. When an
accessory building is placed in these zones, the design professional must determine the
effect that debris from the accessory building will have on nearby buildings. If the
accessory building is large enough that its failure could create damaging debris or
divert flood flows, it must be elevated above the base flood elevation plus two feet.
§ 148-23. Zoning Board of Appeals.
A. The Zoning Board of Appeals, as established by the Town of Southold, shall hear and
decide appeals and requests for variances from the requirements of this chapter.
B. The Zoning Board of Appeals shall hear and decide appeals when it is alleged that
there is an error in any requirement, decision or determination made by the local
administrator in the enforcement or administration of this chapter.
C. Those aggrieved by the decision of the Zoning Board of Appeals may appeal such
decision to the Supreme Court pursuant to Article 78 of the Civil Practice Law and
Rules.
D. In passing upon such applications, the Zoning Board of Appeals shall consider all
technical evaluations, all relevant factors, standards specified in other sections of this
chapter and:
(1) The danger that materials may be swept onto other lands to the injury of others.
(2) The danger to life and property due to flooding or erosion damage.
(3) The susceptibility of the proposed facility and its contents to flood damage and
the effect of such damage on the individual owner.
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(4) The importance of the services provided by the proposed facility to the
community. -
(5) The necessity to the facility of a waterfront location, where applicable.
(6) The availability of alternative locations for the proposed use which are not
subject to flooding or erosion damage.
(7) The compatibility of the proposed use with existing and anticipated development.
(8) The relationship of the proposed use to the comprehensive plan and floodplain
management program of that area.
(9) The safety of access to the property in times of flood for ordinary and emergency
vehicles.
(10) The costs to local governments and the dangers associated with conducting
search-and-rescue operations during periods of flooding.
(11) The expected heights, velocity, duration, rate of rise and sediment transport of the
floodwaters and the effects of wave action, if applicable, expected at the site.
(12) The costs of providing governmental services during and after flood conditions,
including search-and-rescue operations and maintenance and repair of public
utilities and facilities such as sewer, gas, electrical and water systems and streets
and bridges.
E. Upon consideration of the factors of § 148-23 and the purposes of this chapter, the
Zoning Board of Appeals may attach such conditions to the granting of variances as it
deems necessary to further the purposes of this chapter. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L.
No. 1-20241
F. The local administrator shall maintain the records of all appeal actions, including
technical information, and report any variances to the Federal Emergency Management
Agency upon request.
§ 148-24. Conditions for variances.
A. Generally, variances may be issued for new construction and substantial improvements
to be erected on a lot of 1/2 acre or less in size contiguous to and surrounded by lots
with existing structures constructed below the base flood level, provided that § 148-
23D has been fully considered. As the lot size increases beyond 1/2 acre, the technical
justification required for issuing the variance increases. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L.
No. 1-2024]
B. Variances may be issued for the repair or rehabilitation of historic structures upon
determination that:
(1) The proposed repair or rehabilitation will not preclude the structure's continued
designation as an historic structure.
(2) The variance is the minimum necessary to preserve the historic character and
design of the structure.
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C. Variances may be issued by a community for new construction and substantial
improvements and for other development necessary for the conduct of a functionally
dependent use, provided that:
(1) The criteria of Subsections A, D, E and F of this section are met.
(2) The structure or other development is protected by methods that minimize flood
damages during the base flood and create no additional threat to public safety.
D. Variances shall not be issued within any designated floodway if any increase in flood
levels during the base flood discharge would result.
E. Variances shall only be issued upon a determination that the variance is the minimum
necessary, considering the flood hazard, to afford relief. .
F. Variances shall only be issued upon receiving written justification of:
(1) A showing of good and sufficient cause;
(2) A determination that failure to grant the variance would result in exceptional
hardship to the applicant; and
(3) A determination that the granting of a variance will not result in increased flood
heights, additional threats to public safety or extraordinary public expense or
create nuisances or cause fraud on or victimization of the public or conflict with
existing local laws or ordinances.
G. Any applicant to whom a variance is granted for a building with the lowest floor below
the base flood elevation shall be given written notice over the signature of a community
official that the cost of flood insurance will be commensurate with the increased risk
resulting from the lowest floor elevation. [Amended 12-19-2023 by L.L. No. 1-20241
(1) The issuance of a variance to construct a structure below the base flood level will
result in increased premium rates for flood insurance up to amounts as high as
$25 for $100 of insurance coverage; and
(2) Such construction below the base flood level increases risks to life and property.
Such notification shall be maintained with the record of all variance actions as
required in § 148-14H of this chapter.
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§ 215-10 SEWERS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL § 215-12
other industries beyond that point that has a direct bearing on the kind and source of
discharge to the sewers or waterways or facilities for waste treatment.
B. While performing the necessary work on private properties referred to in § 215-10A
above, the Superintendent or duly authorized employees of the District shall observe all
safety rules applicable to the premises established by the owner(s) and the owner(s)
shall be held harmless for injury or death to the District employees and against liability
claims and demands for personal injury or property damage asserted against the
owner(s) and growing out of the gauging and sampling operation, except as such may
be caused by negligence or failure of the owner(s) to maintain safe conditions as
required in § 21541.
C. All duly authorized employees and/or representatives of the District bearing proper
credentials and identification shall be permitted to enter all private properties through
which the District holds a duly negotiated easement for the purposes of, but not limited
to inspection, observation, measurement, sampling, repair and maintenance of any
portion of the sewage works lying within said easement. All entry and subsequent
work, if any, on said easement shall be done in full accordance with the terms of the
duly negotiated easement pertaining to the private property involved.
§ 215-11. Penalties for offenses; disconnection. [Amended 1-16-2007 by L.L. No. 3-20071
A. Any person found to be violating any provision of this Part 1 except § 215-6 shall be
served by the District with written notice stating the nature of the violation and
providing a reasonable time limit for the satisfactory correction thereof. The offender
shall, within the period of time stated in such notice, permanently cease all violations.
B. Any person who shall violate any provision of this Part 1 shall be guilty of an offense
punishable by a fine not to exceed $5,000 or imprisonment for a period not to exceed
15 days, or both such fine and imprisonment. Each day that any violation of this Part 1
continues and each day that any person continues to discharge prohibited wastes or
substances into any public sewer shall be deemed to be a separate and additional
offense.
C. Any person who fails to cease and desist violation of this Part 1 upon notification
thereof may, after the period of time stated in the notice for correction thereof, be
disconnected from the public sewer system. Notice of disconnection shall be served by
the District not less than 10 days prior to the actual disconnection.
§ 215-12. Discretionary monitoring of effluents.
The District may require as a condition to the connection and/or continued use of the
District's sewer facilities that flow-metering, pH-monitoring and suitable effluent-sampling
stations be provided at the owner'(s) expense by industry connected to the District sewer
system as required by prudent engineering standards.
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§ 215-13. Severability.
If any section, clause, sentence or provision of this Part 1 be adjudged invalid or
unenforceable, such adjudications shall not affect the validity of any other provision hereof, -
but all other provisions shall be deemed valid and effective and shall remain in full force and
effect.
Part 2
Sewer Rents and Charges
[Adopted 3-24-1987 by L.L. No. 5-19871
ARTICLE II
Sewer Rents and Charges
§ 215-14. Purpose.
Pursuant to the provisions of Article 14-F of the General Municipal Law, the Town Board,
acting for and on behalf of the Fishers Island Sewer District (FISD), does hereby establish a
scale of annual charged to be called "sewer rents" for the use of the sewer system within the
FISD.
§ 215-15. Rents; penalty for late payment.
A. In addition to any and all other fees and charges provided by law, the owner of a parcel
of land served by the sanitary sewer system of the FISD shall pay an annual sewer rent
for the use of such sanitary sewer system, which shall be based upon an annual charge
of$900 for each separate dwelling unit served by the system. Such annual sewer rents
shall be paid in semiannual installments of$450 on the first day of January and June of
each year. [Amended 11-15-1988 by L.L. No. 27-1988; 12-11-1990 by L.L. No. 28-
1990; 11-24-1992 by L.L. No. 27-1992; 10-23-2007 by L.L. No. 21-2007; 1-16-2024
by L.L. No. 2-20241
B. If such sewer rents are not paid within 30 days of the due date, a penalty of 5% shall
be paid.
§ 215-16. Liens.
Sewer rents shall constitute a lien upon the real property served by the sewer system or such
part or parts thereof for which sewer rents shall have been established or imposed. The lien
shall be prior and superior to every other lien or claim except the lien of an existing tax,
assessment or other lawful charge imposed by or for the state or a political subdivision or
district thereof.
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§ 215-17. Actions to collect rents.
The Town Board, on behalf of the sewer district, may bring and maintain an action as upon
- contract for sewer rents in arrears, including penalties and interest, or to foreclose liens for
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§ 240-7 SUBDIVISION OF LAND § 240-8
(d) Existing resources and site analysis plan(s) (ERSAP);
(e) Yield calculation;
(f) Primary and secondary conservation area plan;
(g) Coastal assessment form (as applicable).
(2) Final plat review or open development area(ODA).
(a) Final application form;
(b) Final plat (not applicable for an ODA);
(c) Road and drainage plan and performance bond estimate (not applicable for
an ODA);
(d) ODA map (ODA only).
§ 240-8. Fees.
A. Fees may be charged for review of sketch, preliminary and final plats and related
administrative activities. Such fees shall be paid upon submission of the application.
B. Fee schedule; applications. All fees are determined from time to time by resolution of
the Town Board. [Amended 1-16-2024 by L.L. No. 4-20241
Subdivision Classification
Standard subdivision
Sketch plat
Preliminary plat
Final plat
Conservation subdivision
Sketch and final plat
Sketch and open development map
Creation of lot within ODA map
Lot line application
C. Environmental review fees. The Planning Board may charge the applicant appropriate
fees to cover the cost of required environmental review, as permitted by the State
Environmental Quality Review Act(SEQRA).
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ARTICLE V
Sketch Plat Review
§ 240-9. Submission.
A. The applicant shall submit to the Planning Board 12 copies of the sketch plat and other
required materials, along with the required fee. The Planning Department staff shall
conduct a site inspection upon receipt of an application.
B. Upon request, the applicant shall meet with the Planning Department staff to discuss
the objectives and applicability of these regulations inclusive of, but not limited to, the
requirements for street improvements, drainage, sewerage, water supply, fire protection
and other similar aspects as well as the availability of existing services and other
pertinent information.
§ 240-10. Technical requirements.
A sketch plat shall be prepared at a scale of one inch equals 100 feet and shall include the
following:
A. Existing resources and site analysis plan(s) (ERSAP).
(1) Purpose. The purpose of the existing resources and site analysis plan(s) (ERSAP)
is to provide the applicant and the Planning Board with a comprehensive analysis
of existing conditions, both on the proposed development site and within 500 feet
of the site. Conditions beyond the parcel boundaries may be described on the -
basis of existing published data available from governmental agencies, and from
aerial photographs.
(2) Review. The Planning Board shall review the ERSAP to determine its accuracy
and completeness, and may request additional information necessary to comply
with this section.
(3) Exceptions. The Planning Board reserves the right to waive one or more of the
ERSAP information requirements set forth herein for conservation subdivisions.
(4) Preparation. The ERSAP must be prepared by a licensed New York State licensed
surveyor, architect and/or engineer.
(5) Scale. Unless otherwise specified by the Planning Board, an ERSAP shall be
prepared at the scale of one inch equals 100 feet, with a key explaining
information and symbols on the plat.
(6) The following information shall be included on the ERSAP:
(a) All existing structures.
(b) Topography, the contour lines of which shall be at five-foot intervals,
determined by photogrammetry (although ten-foot intervals are permissible
beyond the parcel boundaries, interpolated from published U.S. Geological
Service USGS maps). Slopes equal to or greater than 15% shall be clearly
indicated.
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(c) Water resources:
[1] Wetlands pursuant to the Freshwater Wetlands Act, Environmental
Conservation Law (ECL) § 24-0101, et seq., the Tidal Wetlands Act,
ECL § 25-0101, et seq., and Chapter 275, Wetlands and Shoreline, of
the Code of the Town of Southold.
[2] Sole source aquifers and/or aquifer recharge areas.
[3] Municipal water supply watershed areas.
(d) Flood-prone areas as shown on Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA) maps and other information pursuant to Chapter 148 of the Town
Code (Flood Damage Prevention).
(e) Areas legally protected by the County of Suffolk, the Town of Southold,
private trusts, qualified conservation organizations or other entities or
agencies as shown on the Town of Southold Protected Lands Map,
including all abutting parcels.
(f) Vegetative types described by plant community, relative age and condition
on the property according to:
[1] General cover type, including cultivated land, permanent grass land,
old field, hedgerow, woodland and wetland.
[2] Isolated significant trees with a diameter breast height (DBH) in
excess of 18 inches, the actual canopy line of existing trees and
woodlands.
(g) Soil series, types and phases, as mapped by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service in the Suffolk County
Soil Survey, and accompanying data published for each soil relating to its
suitability for agriculture and construction (and, in unsewered areas, for
septic suitability).
(h) Top of bluff lines identified and delineated together with the coastal erosion
hazard area line pursuant to Chapter 111 of the Town Code (Coastal
Erosion Hazard Areas).
(i) Scenic viewsheds and special features:
[1] Sites bordering designated state, County or Town scenic byways and
corridors special features identified in the Town's Comprehensive
Plan and all subsequent updates.
[2] A viewshed analysis showing the location and extent of views into
the property from public lands, roads and from public parks, public
forests, and state game lands.
(j) Locations and dimensions of all existing public and private streets, roads,
buildings, utilities and other man-made improvements.
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(k) Locations of all archeological and historically significant sites or structures
of national, state or local significance on the tract or on any abutting tract.
(1) Locations of trails in current use or of historic use (pedestrian, equestrian, -
bicycle, etc.) or those proposed on the Town of Southold Trail Map.
(m) All easements and other encumbrances affecting the parcel filed with the
Suffolk County Clerk's Office.
(n) Agricultural lands.
[1] Location and delineation of any active agriculture operation, active
farmland within a New York State certified Agricultural District,
lands within 2,000 feet of a New York State certified Agricultural
District, or soils classified and mapped as Suffolk County and State
Prime Farmland Mapping Units, of the New York State Soil
Classification System or areas legally protected by the County of
Suffolk, the Town of Southold, private trusts or other entities or
agencies.
[2] Areas identified in the Southold Town Farm and Farmland Protection
Strategy 2000 and in the most current version of the Southold Town
Farmland Inventory.
(o) Location of community water and/or sewer; whether available or planned.
(p) Critical environmental areas: lands within or contiguous to a critical
environmental area designated pursuant to Article 8 of the Environmental
Conservation Law.
(q) Significant natural areas and features:
[1] Areas with endangered and threatened vegetation.
[2] Significant habitats, or habitats of endangered, threatened or special
concern species as determined by the New York Department of
Environmental Conservation (Natural Heritage Program);
[3] Mature forests over 100 years old;
[4] Locally important vegetation;
[5] Unique natural or geological formations based on available published
information or more detailed data obtained by the applicant.
(r) Recreation: lakes, ponds or other significant recreational areas, or
opportunities or sites designated in the Town's Comprehensive Plan and
updates to it.
(s) If the application applies to real property within 500 feet of any of the
following, the location of-
[1] The boundary of any city, village or Town;
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[2] The boundary of any existing or proposed county or state park or
other recreation area;
[3] The right-of-way of any existing or proposed county or state parkway,
thruway, expressway, road or highway;
[4] The existing or proposed right-of-way of any stream or drainage
channel owned by the county or for which the county has established
channel lines; or
[5] The existing or proposed boundary of any county or state owned land
on which a public building or institution is situated.
[6] Existing airport, airbase or airstrip.
B. Yield plan.
(1) Purpose. The purpose of the yield plan is to determine the allowable density.
(2) Standard subdivision. A yield plan shall be prepared for a standard subdivision in
accordance with the requirements of this section and shall include a requirement
to provide affordable housing.
(a) Density. The permitted number of dwelling units shall not exceed the
number of units that, in the Planning Board's judgment, would be permitted
if the land were subdivided into lots conforming to the minimum lot size
and density requirements of this chapter applicable to the zoning district (or
districts) in which such land is situated and conforming to all other
requirements of the Town Code.
(b) Total lot yield shall be determined on buildable lands only. Subdivision
design shall exclude the following features, unless the applicant shall have
obtained a permit from all relevant regulating authorities approving the
applicant's right to place residential structures in the subject areas:
[1] All underwater lands.
[2] Tidal wetlands or freshwater wetlands, as defined in state and local
regulations.
[3] Bluffs, primary dunes and secondary dunes.
[4] Beaches below mean high water, as defined by the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey or latest Tidal Wetlands Survey, and any
beach or area lying between this line and the coastal erosion hazard
line.
[5] Areas required for park dedication pursuant to this chapter.
[6] Areas required for recharge basins or for natural area recharge.
[7] Areas required for public or private rights-of-way.
[8] Areas required for utilities or public facilities, except that minor
utility easements of direct service to the subdivision may be included.
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[9] Areas for which the development rights have been transferred, sold or
extinguished.
[10] Areas which the Planning Board shall determine to be of such
character that they cannot be used safely for building purposes
without danger to health or peril from fire, flood, drainage or other
menace to neighboring properties or the public health, safety and
welfare.
(c) Affordable housing requirement. Every new standard residential subdivision
involving the creation of five or more lots shall comply with the
requirements herein to provide affordable housing. [Amended 8-12-2008
by L.L. No. 9-2008; 3-26-2024 by L.L. No. 7-20241
[1] Twenty percent of the lot yield as determined pursuant to § 240-
10B(2)(a) and (b) shall be set aside as moderate-income family
dwelling units (MIFDUs), as defined, created and administered under
the provisions of the Affordable Housing District, §§ 280-24 through
280-33 of this Code. Each NUFDU shall be created subject to
covenants and restrictions as set forth at § 280-30 or through another
mechanism approved by the Town Board that will keep units
perpetually affordable. The number of MIFDU units required in a
subdivision shall be rounded up to the next whole number if the
fractional requirement is 0.50 or greater, and shall be rounded down
to the next whole number if the fractional requirement is less than
0.50.
[2] Fee waiver. An applicant shall receive a waiver of all application
fees, building permit fees, plan review fees, inspection fees, park and
playground fees and such other development fees and costs
attributable to the MIFDUs built in the subdivision. A waiver may not
be granted for sanitary flow credits purchased pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 117.
[3] Phasing of construction. The applicant shall provide to the Planning
Board a phasing plan that provides for the timely and integrated
development of the affordable housing units as the subdivision is built
out. The phasing plan shall provide for the development of the
MIFDUs concurrently with the market rate units. Building permits
shall be issued for dwelling units within the subdivision based on the
phasing plan. The phasing plan may be adjusted by the Planning
Board when necessary in order to account for different financing and
funding environments, economies of scale, and infrastructure needs
applicable to the development of the market rate and the MIFDUs.
The phasing plan shall also provide that the MIFDUs shall not be the
last units to be developed in the applicable subdivision.
[4] Exterior appearance. The exterior appearance of the NHFDUs shall be
visually compatible with the market rate units in the development.
External building materials and finishes shall be substantially the
same in type and quality for MIFDUs and market rate units.
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[5] Appeal. A developer of any project subject to the requirements of this
chapter may appeal to the Town Board for a reduction, adjustment or
waiver of the requirements based upon the absence of any reasonable
relationship or nexus between the impact of the development and the
inclusionary requirement.
(d) Yield must be further determined in consideration of the ERSAP.
(3) Conservation subdivision. For all conservation subdivisions, one of the following
formulas shall be used to calculate yield.
(a) 75/75 conservation subdivision.
Buildable Lands _ Minimum Lot Area of Zoning District = Yield on Entire
Parcel
Yield on Entire Parcel x 25% =Yield on Developable Area
Total Buildable Lands x Percentage of Buildable Lands not permanently
preserved (up to 25%) =Developable Area
(b) 80/60 conservation subdivision.
Buildable Lands _ Minimum Lot Area of Zoning District = Yield on Entire
Parcel
Yield on Entire Parcel x 40% =Yield on Developable Area
Total Buildable Lands x Percentage of Buildable Lands not permanently
preserved (up to 20%) =Developable Area
C. Primary and secondary conservation area plan. All subdivisions shall be created in
accordance with the primary and secondary conservation area design process described
in this section. All sketch plans shall include the documentation set forth below.
(1) Primary and secondary conservation areas as defined in § 240-3 shall be
identified using existing resources and site analysis plan(s) (ERSAP) as a base
map.
(2) Location of house sites. Using the information from Subsection C(1) above, the
yield as determined pursuant to this chapter, the base map and the ERSAP,
potential house sites shall be located. House sites should generally be located not
closer than 100 feet to primary conservation areas and 50 feet to secondary
conservation areas, taking into consideration the potential negative impacts of
residential development on such areas as well as the potential positive benefits of
such locations to provide attractive views and visual settings for residences.
(3) Alignment of streets and trails.
(a) A street plan shall be designed to provide access to each house, complying
with the standards identified herein and bearing a logical relationship to
topographic conditions. Impacts on proposed open space shall be
minimized, particularly with respect to crossing environmentally sensitive
areas such as wetlands and traversing slopes equal to or exceeding 15%.
Existing and future street connections may be required in order to eliminate
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the number of new culs-de-sac to be maintained by the Town and to
facilitate access to and from homes in different parts of the tract and
adjoining parcels.
(b) The potential location of recreational and off-road walking trails shall also
be noted.
(4) Location of lots. Bubble lines shall denote the proposed locations.
D. Cluster design. The design of a cluster subdivision plat shall be pursuant to the
requirements of Article XI, Cluster Development, herein, if applicable.
E. Site context map. A map showing the location of the proposed subdivision within its
neighborhood context shall be submitted. For all sites, such maps shall be at a scale of
one inch equals 100 feet, and shall show the relationship of the subject property to
natural and man-made features existing within 500 feet of the site. The features that
shall be shown on site context maps include topography (from USGS maps), state and/
or federal wetlands, woodlands over one-half acre in area (from aerial photographs),
public roads and trails, utility easements and rights-of-way, public land, and protected
lands.
F. Field survey. A field survey of the boundary lines of the parcel with descriptive data by
bearings and distances, made and certified by a licensed land surveyor. The corners of
the tract shall also be located on the ground and marked by substantial monuments of
such size and type as approved by the Town Engineering Office, and shall be
referenced and shown on the sketch plat pursuant to § 240-10I.
G. Proposed name of the subdivision. The proposed name shall not duplicate any plat
previously filed.
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(a) Cleaning and grubbing.
(b) Drainage pipe installed with other drainage structures before backfilling and
recharge basin excavation.
(c) Road subbase analysis.
(d) Curbing and sidewalk.
(e) Placement of road base course materials.
(f) Finished roadway pavement materials.
(g) Landscaping and fencing.
(h) Sidewalks.
(2) No work on any item in this subsection shall begin on a weekend or legal
holiday.
C. The developer shall notify the Town Engineering Office and Superintendent of
Highways, in writing, at least five days prior to the completion of each of the above
phases of construction.
D. Construction testing of roadway pavement materials shall be performed in accordance
with the requirements of the road and drainage standards for the Town of Southold.
E. The, Town Engineering Office shall coordinate the placement of the following
improvements, with the developer and the utility company:
(1) Water mains and hydrant connections, prior to backfilling.
(2) Fire well.
(3) Placement of underground electric, telephone or television cables.
(4) Placement of underground lines/mains.
(5) Installation of all underground drainage structures prior to backfilling.
F. A final inspection of all improvements shall be made by the Town Engineering Office
and/or Superintendent of Highways to determine whether the work is satisfactory and in
substantial agreement with the approved final plat drawings, design standards of these
regulations and the construction specifications for subdivisions. The general condition
of the site shall also be considered. If it appears likely that hazardous conditions exist
or may arise, the Town Engineering Office and/or Superintendent of Highways may
require that special measures be taken by the developer.
G. All development greater than a cumulative area of one acre shall require Phase H
stormwater/erosion control mitigation requirements as set forth by federal and state
regulations, including SPDES General Permit for Stormwater Discharges from
Construction Activity (GP-02-01).
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§ 240-37. Administration fee.
A. Administration fees shall be required for subdivision map review, project coordination
and field inspections by the Town Engineering Office. [Amended 5-8-19731 -
B. This fee shall be equal to an amount or percentage as determined by resolution of the
Town Board of the adopted final total cost of capital improvements (performance bond
estimate), including but riot limited to roads, clearing and drainage. [Amended 1-16-
2024 by L.L. No. 4-20241
C. When new road construction is not part of the subdivision (subdivision on an improved
road), the applicant shall pay a review fee equivalent to an amount as determined by
resolution of the Town Board per lot or a percentage, as determined by resolution of
the Town Board, of the bond estimate, whichever is greater. [Amended 1-16-2024 by
L.L. No. 4-20241
D. All checks shall be made payable to the Town of Southold.
E. If a subdivision is abandoned, no part of the administration fees already paid to the
Town will be returned to the applicant.
§ 240-38. Waiver.
With the approval of the Town Engineering Office and the Highway Superintendent, the
Planning Board may waive the provision of any or all required improvements which in its
judgment and considering the special circumstances of a particular plat or plats, are not
required in the interests of the public health, safety and general welfare. For each waiver -
granted, the Planning Board shall enter upon the records its reasons why the particular
improvement is not necessary and it shall attach appropriate conditions or require such
guaranties as may be necessary to protect the public interest.
§ 240-39. Safeguards during construction.
In order to prevent flooding, erosion or any other dangerous or hazardous condition from
occurring during the progress and completion of required improvements, the Planning Board
may require the developer or his agents to take any action, including the construction and/or
installation of temporary facilities, as the Town Engineering Office may recommend. Such
recommendations may not supersede state requirements under SPDES permit GP-02-01.
§ 240-40. Modification of design of improvements.
If at any time before or during the construction of the required improvements, the Town
Engineering Office, the Highway Superintendent and the Planning Board determine that
unforeseen conditions make it necessary or preferable to modify the location or design of any
required improvements, the Town Engineering Office may, upon approval of the Planning
Board and with the concurrence of the Highway Superintendent, authorize such
modifications, provided they are within the spirit and intent of the Planning Board's prior
approval and do not extend any waiver or constitute a substantial alteration of the function of
any improvements required by the Planning Board. The Town Engineering Office shall issue
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any authorization under this section in writing and shall transmit a copy of such authorization
to the Planning Board prior to its next regular meeting.
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(16) Whenever appropriate, street systems should produce vistas of open space.
(17) The use of reverse curves should be considered for local access streets in cluster
development subdivisions in conjunction with long horizontal curve radii (at least
250 feet) and where traffic speeds will not exceed 30 miles per hour.
C. Common driveways.
(1) Common driveway access may be provided and shall.be required where street
safety and traffic management goals would be served.
(2) The maximum number of lots using a proposed common driveway shall be two if
the common driveway has one entrance on a public road. Each lot shall have their
access on the common driveway, regardless of the potential for access onto an
existing Town, county or state road.
(3) The boundary of each lot served by a common driveway shall extend to the
center line of the common driveway with the right-of-way for ingress and egress
across the common driveway granted to each lot served by such common
driveway.
(4) In the case of a conservation subdivision, the Planning Board may, in its
discretion, require professional engineer's drawings showing the exact location,
dimensions and grade of the common driveway and specifications for its
composition. The Planning Board may refer these drawings to the Town
Engineering Office for review and comment.
(5) The subdivision plat shall show the road clearly labeled as "common driveway."
(6) The common driveway may not be offered for dedication to the Town of
Southold.
(7) The Planning Board shall require a recorded maintenance agreement executed by
the applicant as a condition of subdivision approval.
D. Flag lots. The Planning Board may permit a limited number of flag lots in a residential
subdivision plat, provided that they are well shaped, they are generally larger than usual
lots, their accessway is essentially straight and not excessive in length and their
arrangement will not create traffic difficulties on the street system and would not be a
means to circumvent a standard lot and street arrangement which might otherwise result
in a generally better platting of the subdivision and adjacent lands.
(1) To assure that the flag lot is of adequate size and shape, a flag lot located within
the residential zones shall contain at least the minimum lot area of the applicable
zoning district in which it is situated, within the bulk of the lot, exclusive of the
area contained in the flagpole access strip.
(2) In allowing flag lot arrangements in subdivision, the Planning Board may require
either a formal private lane or common access driveway to service such lots and
may require that such lanes or common access driveways be made part of the
improvements to be undertaken and made part of a performance bond.
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(3) The Planning Board may adopt further policies or regulations to assure
compliance with these requirements, including design and legal specifications for
the creation of lanes and common access driveways over such flag lot
arrangements.
§ 240-46. Lighting.
Streetlighting shall be provided along all streets in the subdivision and along all streets upon
which the subdivision abuts, as required by the Town Engineering Office and/or the Highway
Superintendent. Public safety, power conservation and preservation of the night sky shall be
of primary consideration in choosing the design, location and number of lighting fixtures.
Fixtures must be designed to hide the source of illumination from the side and must direct the
light downward.
§ 240-47. Wastewater treatment systems.
All wastewater treatment systems shall be installed in accordance with plans approved by the
Suffolk County Health Department. Such systems shall provide each residence and other
structures containing plumbing fixtures with an adequate and safe method of sewage
treatment. Where a public sewage treatment system is not available, an adequate private
wastewater treatment system, approved by the Suffolk County Health Department, shall be
provided.
§ 240-48. Water supply systems.
All water supply systems shall be installed pursuant to plans approved by the Suffolk County
Health Department. Such systems shall be designed to provide a sufficient supply of potable
water, under adequate pressure, to all outlets, including, but not limited to, residences, other
structures, drinking fountains, hose connections, hydrants. Where a public water supply
system is not available, an adequate private water supply system, approved by the Suffolk
County Health Department, shall be provided.
ARTICLE XIII
Preservation of Natural Features
§ 240-49. Clearing.
A. Clearing of vegetation and/or grading is permitted only within the areas designated by
the Planning Board and as shown on a final clearing and/or grading plan or plat
approved by the Planning Board.
B. Clearing of vegetation within the individual residential lots on a subdivision plat
approved pursuant to this chapter shall be in accordance with Subsection C of this
section.
C. Lot size and permissible limits of clearing. Existing native and/or nonnative vegetation
shall be preserved subject to the following limits of clearing schedule.
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"Lot Size
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1 to 15,000 75%
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15,001 to 30,000 60%
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.30,001 to 60,000 50%
60,001 to 90,000 35%
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.90,001 to 140,000 25%
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140,001 to 200,000 20%
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:200,001 or greater 15%
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D. Clearing limits shall be clearly staked and approved by a New York State licensed
engineer or surveyor prior to any clearing or grading.
E. Clearing of vegetation within open space areas not in agricultural use is prohibited
unless according to an approved final clearing and/or grading plan or approved plat.
F. Clearing of vegetation shall be permitted on residential lots within a subdivision as
approved in accordance with this chapter upon the issuance of a certificate of
occupancy from the Building Department.
G. Properties located on the Town of Southold Farm or Farmland Inventory are exempt
from these provisions.
H. Clearing of slopes equal to greater than 15%. The Planning Board may permit the
clearing of slopes equal to or greater than 15% with the approval of an erosion and
sediment control plan prepared by a New York State Licensed Engineer.
I. Landscaping and ground cover.
(1) All lots which are not covered by structures or paving shall be properly seeded or
landscaped by the developer pursuant to an approved plan. These lots are to be
maintained by the landowner, or as otherwise provided by this chapter.
(2) Each lot shall be provided and/or planted with trees that are acceptable to the
Planning Board. This requirement may be waived by the Planning Board in
wooded areas where the developer intends to maintain existing trees or in areas
where the developer meets the limit of clearing requirements.
(3) When a proposed subdivision borders upon an existing commercial or industrial
establishment, or any other use which, in the opinion of the Planning Board, may
be visually detrimental to the tranquility of the future residents of the subdivision,
the Planning Board may require a landscape screen/buffer to protect the
subdivision from the visually incompatible use.
(4) Tree fee. [Added 12-16-2014 by L.L. No. 3-20141
(a) Upon the request of an applicant, if the Planning Board makes a finding
pursuant to this chapter that the proposed subdivision presents a proper case
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for requiring trees to be planted for screening or landscaping purposes, but
that a suitable location for said plantings does not exist, or it is otherwise
impracticable, the Planning Board may permit the applicant to pay a sum of
money in lieu thereof. The fee shall be as follows:
[1] Not less than an amount as determined by resolution of the Town
Board, nor more than an amount as determined by resolution of the
Town Board, per tree, based on caliper, that would have been
required for screening or landscaping purposes. [Amended 1-16-2024
by L.L. No. 4-20241
(b) Timing of fee payment. The fee shall be paid prior to any subdivision
approval.
(c) The fee shall be deposited into the Fiduciary Fund and used by the
Southold Town Tree Committee exclusively for the planting of new street
trees and/or the replacement of damaged or removed trees on Town
property.
§ 240-50. Floodplains.
A. Land that lies within a floodplain or zone or directly contributes to the watershed of
that plain or zone by way of a swale shall be left in its natural state.
B. Whenever possible, the ability of the land to naturally channel, retain and drain
stormwater shall be maintained and enhanced in ways that augment the existing natural
system.
C. No subdivision design will be permitted that would create a flood or flooding hazard to
adjoining or nearby properties including public roads and property.
§ 240-51. Stormwater, drainage and erosion control.
A. All stormwater runoff resulting from the development or improvement of a subdivision
or any of its lots should be retained on-site by adequate on-site drainage structures so
that the stormwater runoff will not flow into the right-of-way of a Town, county or
state road, upon any neighboring properties under separate ownership, or in any body
of water.
B. All historic drainage patterns shall be preserved. Where existing grade is altered, the
applicant shall submit a grading and drainage plan to the Planning Board. Dewatering,
altering, or causing adverse existing drainage patterns and/or conditions on adjacent
properties or parcels is prohibited.
C. Erosion and sediment control measures as defined by the Planning Board will be
required during and immediately after construction on site to help prevent stormwater
from carrying soil and other deleterious material onto adjacent properties and highways
and into wetland areas and adjoining bodies of water.
D. The Planning Board may refer all residential subdivision proposals to the Suffolk
County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) and/or the Town Engineering
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Office, for their review as to the acceptability of proposed drainage, erosion and
sediment control measures both during construction phases and after completion. All
easements deemed necessary to maintain either natural or man-made stormwater
drainage, erosion and/or sediment control measures shall be provided and plotted
accordingly on the final plat.
E. All subdivisions on parcels greater than 10 acres in size and located within designated
watersheds may be required to provide a soil and water conservation plan and/or site
development and/or construction best management practices to the Planning Board.
F. All construction activity greater than one acre in area is required to comply with federal
and state regulations as set forth in the SPDES general permit for stormwater discharge
from construction activity (GP-02-01).
ARTICLE X17V
Additional Requirements
§ 240-52. Standards and procedures for acceptance of streets; recreation and park
areas.
A. Acceptance of streets. The approval by the Planning Board and subsequent filing of the
final plat at the Suffolk County Clerk's office shall not constitute acceptance by the
Town of any street or right-of-way shown on such final plat. The applicant shall
comply with all Town rules and regulations regarding the dedication of highways, as
set forth in Chapter 161, Highway Specifications, Article IV, Final Dedication of
Roads. Any street
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F. Satisfaction of parkland reservation requirement. The park land reservation requirement
of this section shall be deemed satisfied upon the presentation to and acceptance by the
Town Board of a metes and bounds description of the parcel which is proposed to be
reserved for park, playground or recreation purposes, and by the placing of a notation
upon the final plat indicating that the land is so reserved and cannot be further
subdivided or built upon except for public park, playground or recreational purposes.
G. Park and recreation fee.
(1) If the Planning Board makes a finding pursuant to this chapter that the proposed
subdivision plat presents a proper case for requiring a park or parks suitably
located for playgrounds or other recreational purposes, but that a suitable park or
parks cannot be properly located on such subdivision plat, the Planning Board
may require a sum of money in lieu thereof. The fees shall be as
follows: [Amended 1-16-2024 by L.L. No. 4-20241
(a) Standard subdivision: an amount as determined by resolution of the Town
Board per lot.
(b) Conservation subdivision: an amount as determined by resolution of the
Town Board per lot.
(c) Affordable housing district: none.
(2) Timing of fee payment. Fees must be paid prior to any final approval except in
the case of an open development area where the fee shall be paid upon
implementation of the ODA [e.g., when the lot(s) is (are) created].
(3) Fees to constitute separate trust fund. All fees collected pursuant to this section
shall be placed in a separate trust fund(s) to be established and used by the Town
exclusively for the acquisition of public park, playground or recreation land, and/
or for the improvement of public park and recreation facilities.
§ 240-54. Reservation of lands for pedestrian trails.
Pursuant to New York State Town Law § 278 and to foster the goals of trail creation and
preservation, the Planning Board may require the reservation of nonagricultural open space
lands for park purposes and it may require some or all of that land be designated as
pedestrian trails, in accordance with the following considerations:
A. To the extent it is consistent with proper overall land use principles, existing trails shall
be preserved in their natural state within reserved areas in the proposed subdivision.
B. Where a subdivision layout cannot preserve existing trails because of adherence to
legitimate land use policies and principles, the Planning Board may require relocation
of trails within the proposed reserved areas to maintain the necessary linkage to
preserve the integrity of the system. The position of any relocation shall be established
by the Planning Board and shall be performed in such a manner as to minimize
disturbance to natural features deemed sensitive
C. In order to provide notice to the public, all trails shall be shown on the final map of the
proposed subdivision. Existing and relocated trails shall be distinguished on the map.
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Said trails and all property rights, both private and public, relating to the trails shall be
delineated by declaration or other proper legal instrument filed in connection with the
subdivision. The resolution of conditional final approval shall also delineate any
conditions of approval relating to trail preservation, use and maintenance.
D. All trails which are preserved as a condition of Planning Board approval shall be
improved in accordance with the Board's rules and regulations relating to clearing and
marking of trails.
E. All trails shall be buffered to the maximum extent practicable from proposed
development through location within proposed reserved areas.
F. Except as provided herein, all trails subject to this policy statement shall be limited to
recreational uses as outlined in Chapter 193, Parks and Recreation Areas, of the Town
Code and shall not be utilized by motorized vehicles.
G. The Planning Board shall encourage applicants to grant rights to the public to utilize
trails preserved pursuant to this section.
H. Dedication, access easements or covenants shall be acceptable means of creating public
rights to use the trail system.
I. Landowners' liability shall be governed by the applicable New York State law.
J. Where the developer has granted rights to the public to utilize trails within his control,
the Town shall be responsible for maintenance of the trails, absent an agreement with
the developer or a third party to the contrary.
K. Where rights have been granted to the Town in the form of dedications, easements or
covenants to utilize lands as trails but trails were not required to be constructed by the
applicant, future trail construction shall be the responsibility of the Town. Cooperation
with owners of the property shall be encouraged.
§ 240-55. Time limitations.
The time limitations set forth in this chapter and in New York State Town Law may be
varied when required for the purpose of complying with the provisions of SEQRA and its
implementing regulations.
§ 240-56. Waivers of certain provisions.
The Planning Board shall have the authority to modify or waive, subject to appropriate
conditions, any provision of these subdivision regulations, if in its judgment they are not
requisite in the interest of the public health, safety and general welfare, except where such
authority would be contrary to other ordinances or state law.
§ 240-57. Waiver, adjustment of property lines.
A. The following divisions of property shall be eligible for a waiver from subdivision
review by the Planning Board.
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(1) A resubdivision of nonconforming lots shown.on a subdivision map approved by
the Planning Board after April 9, 1957, and filed in the office of the Suffolk
County Clerk or the Town Clerk, but not held in single-and-separate ownership.
However, the reestablishment of the right to build on said lots shall require
variance relief from the Zoning Board of Appeals.
(2) A resubdivision which involves redrawing original lot lines for the purpose of
combining said lots to create conforming parcels shown on a subdivision map
approved by the Planning Board after April 9, 1957, and filed in the Office of the
Suffolk County Clerk or the Town Clerk.
B. The proposed division shall be reviewed by the Town Planning Department, and the
office shall inform the Planning Board in writing that the division will have not
significant environmental effect, will not make future planning of the affected parcels
more difficult or impossible and poses no other immediate or potential problem which
would justify more thorough review by this Board.
C. Where all the requirements of this section can be met, such a division may be
authorized by the Planning Board by resolution.
D. Each parcel created by resubdivision shall be shown on a survey prepared by a licensed
surveyor and filed in the office of the Planning Board. Any land being transferred by
such resubdivision shall be deeded to the owner of the property in identical name so the
new area merges with the existing parcel and shares therewith a common identification
number on a Suffolk County Tax Map. The deed and legal description for any
resubdivided parcel shall be recorded in the Office of the Suffolk County Clerk.
§ 240-58. When effective; effect on existing plats.
These subdivision regulations shall take effect immediately upon approval by the Town
Board. However, any subdivision which has received conditional approval of the preliminary
plat by the Planning Board prior to the approval or future modification of these regulations
may, at the discretion of the Planning Board, be permitted to be completed under the
provisions of the subdivision regulations existing at the time of the approval.
ARTICLE XV
Enforcement
§ 240-59. Violations.
A. Where a violation of the provisions of this chapter, as adopted and as may be amended,
has been committed or exists, the owner of the real property where such violation has
been committed or exists, any contract vendee and any grantee of such owner who
knowingly participates in such violation, and any agent who has executed an
application to the Planning Board on behalf of the owner or contract vendee with
respect to such real property and who knowingly participates in such violation shall be
guilty of a violation of this chapter.
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B. Any owner of real property who creates a subdivision or who subdivides real property
into lots within that part of the Town of Southold outside the limits of any incorporated
village without first obtaining approval of the Planning Board of a subdivision map or
plat showing the land to be subdivided shall be guilty of a violation of this chapter.
Any contract vendee and any grantee of such owner who knowingly participates in
such violation shall also be guilty of a violation of this chapter. As used herein the term
"subdivision" shall mean a subdivision as defined in this chapter.
C. Where a violation of any provision or condition of any resolution or approval of the
Planning Board or of filed covenants and restrictions relating to a subdivision, adopted
or granted under the authority of this chapter or Article 16 of the New York State
Town Law, has been committed or exists, the owner of the real property where such
violation has been committed or exists, any contract vendee and any grantee of such
owner who knowingly participates in such violation and any agent who has executed an
application to such Planning Board on behalf of the owner or contract vendee with
respect to such real property and who knowingly participates in such violation shall be
guilty of a violation of this chapter.
D. Any person who performs physical work on real property, including but not limited to
clearing of land, other site preparation and construction of improvements in violation of
this chapter or in violation of any provision or condition of any resolution or approval
of the Planning Board relating to subdivision, adopted or granted under the authority of
this chapter or Article) 16 of the New York State Town Law, shall be guilty of a
violation of this chapter..
§ 240-60. Penalties for offenses. [Amended 1-16-2007 by L.L. No. 3-20071
A. Any person in violation of any provision of this chapter shall be guilty of a violation
punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000 or a period of incarceration not to exceed 15
days, or both such fine and imprisonment.
B. This section shall supersede and suspend those provisions of Town Law § 268(1) of the
State of New York which pertain to the amount of the fines assessed and/or the terms
of imprisonment imposed for a violation of this chapter or subsequent violations of this
chapter.
§ 240-61. Methods of enforcement.
The provision of this chapter may be enforced by any method or remedy provided by law. In
addition to other remedies provided by law, any appropriate action or proceeding may be
instituted to prevent, restrain, correct or abate any violation of this chapter.
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(3) The wireless communication facility is designed and situated to be compatible
with the nature of uses on adjacent and nearby property.
(4) The wireless communication facility has been designed to use the surrounding
topography to minimize its visual impacts.
(5) The wireless communication facility has been designed to use the surrounding
tree, building or foliage coverage to minimize its visual impacts.
(6) The wireless communication facility maximizes design characteristics to reduce
or eliminate visual impacts and obtrusiveness.
(7) Other adequate conditions have been placed on the wireless communication
facility which will minimize any adverse impacts of the facility on adjoining
properties.
D. Expiration. Any special exception approval granted under this article shall have a term
of five years, commencing from the grant of the special exception, which may be
extended for an additional five-year term upon application to the Planning Board. On a
renewal application, the applicant shall demonstrate that the wireless communication
facility is in compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations and with all of
the conditions of the special exception approval and site plan, that the facility is
necessary to provide adequate service, and that there is no reasonable alternative
available to the owner which will provide adequate service without the continuing use
of the facility. Subsequent special exception renewals shall be subject to review by the
Planning Board and subject to such standards that shall be included in the Town Code
-- at that point in time.
§ 280-74. Application fees and requirements.
A. 2-27-2024 by L.L. No. 5-2024 [Amended 1-16-2024 by L.L. No. 3-20241
(1) Building permit application fees.
(a) Modification of existing wireless facility.
(b) New wireless facility.
(2) Site plan application fees.
(a) Modification of existing wireless facility.
(b) New wireless facility.
(3) Special exception application fee.
(4) Review by independent consultants.
(a) The Town may.hire any consultant(s) and/or expert(s) necessary to assist
the Town in reviewing and evaluating the application, including the
construction and modification of the site, once permitted, and any site
inspections. An escrow account shall be funded by the applicant with an
initial deposit as determined by the Planning Board, and based upon an
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estimate provided by the consultant(s). No application shall be considered
complete for review purposes until an escrow account is established and -
funded.
(b) Withdrawals from said escrow account may be made from time to time to
reimburse the Town for the cost of its consultants' professional review
services actually incurred in connection with the review of any application
including where applicable, the lease negotiation, the preapproval
evaluation, and the construction and modification of the site, once
permitted. The applicant shall remain responsible for all costs of outside
consultants in the event that said escrow deposit is exhausted. If such
account is not replenished within 30 days after the applicant is notified in
writing of the requirement for such additional deposit, the Planning_Board
may suspend its review of the application.
(c) The consultant(s) will work under the direction of the Town Planning
Director. Copies of the consultants' qualifications, findings and reports will
be provided to the applicant and an opportunity given to the applicant to
respond to the content of the consultants' report prior to any decisions being
made. In the event that the amount held in escrow by the Town is more
than the amount of the actual invoicing at.the conclusion of the project, the
remaining balance shall be promptly refunded to the applicant.
B. Building permit application.
(1) The following application requirements are in addition to those required in § 144-
8C.
(a) Written analysis demonstrating the project complies with the maximum
permissible exposure regulations in accordance with § 280-70K.
(b) Written documentation as to the facility's structural compliance with local,
state and federal codes.
(c) Copies of all applicable FCC licenses, notices of proposed construction or
alteration, federal environmental impact statements and other documents
verifying compliance with federal, state and local regulations.
(d) Propagation maps shall be submitted for existing coverage from existing
surrounding and/or approved sites, coverage from all alternative sites
considered and coverage from the proposed site. Propagation maps shall
include a minimum of three signal strength depictions (-75dBm, -85dBm
and -95dBm) and any other signal strength levels deemed appropriate by
the applicant based on the applicant's documented coverage and reliability
needs.
(e) A "gap map" prepared and signed by a qualified radio frequency engineer
and overlaid on an "existing coverage" background propagation map
demonstrating the area(s) within which the applicant's existing service is
not adequate. In addition, a search ring shall be depicted indicating where
the wireless communication facility needs to be located in order to provide
adequate signal strength and/or capacity to the target gap area. The
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applicant must explain and document its standards and criteria for adequate
- signal strength, capacity and reliability and must demonstrate to the
satisfaction of the Planning Board why these standards and criteria are
applicable to the Town of Southold.
(f) Digital files of the propagation and gap maps, including attribute
information, in a geographic information system (GIS) format and
projecting that is compatible with the GIS technology currently in use by
the Town of Southold.
(g) A copy of the deed or lease agreement establishing applicant's right to use
the parcel on which the wireless communication facility is to be located.
(h) Other information deemed necessary to assess the compliance with this
article.
(2) Once the application is received in the Building Department, it will be forwarded
to the Planning Director for report and recommendations on compliance with
§ 280-70, General requirements for all wireless communication facilities, and any
technical consultant reports that may have been required.No building permit for a
wireless facility may be granted prior to this report being submitted to the
Building Inspector.
C. Site plan application. The following application requirements are in addition to those
required in § 280-133:
(1) Seven copies of the completed building permit application required under
Subsection B.
(2) Aeronautical study or appropriate consultant's report demonstrating that the
proposed facility will not constitute an obstruction or hazard to air navigation.
(3) Visual impact analysis: renderings or computer graphics illustrating the
appearance of the completed facility from residential and public vantage points to
be determined by the Planning Board.
(4) Adjacent land uses, structures and zoning within 500 feet.
(5) The location in latitude and longitude, type and height of the wireless
communication facility.
(6) A list of other carriers already located on the facility, with the number, type,
height, orientation, effective radiated power, number of channels and operating
frequencies of each antenna, including the proposed.
(7) Digital information about the facility (AutoCAD, Shapefile) that can be imported
into a geographic information system depicting the search ring of the proposed
facility.
(8) A photo of the facility, if already existing.
(9) Location of landmarks listed by federal, state or Town agencies within 300 feet.
(10) Distances between the proposed facility and the following:
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(a) The nearest residential structure.
(b) The nearest property line with a residential use.
(c) All other structures.
(d) Roads, rights-of-way, driveways.
(11) Fall zone radius and distance.
(12) Proposed means of access.
(13) Elevation drawings with dimensions clearly indicated, including diameter or
width of the structure at its widest and narrowest, and the tallest point, including
antennas or lightning protection.
(14) Other information deemed by the Planning Board to be necessary to assess
compliance with this article.
D. Special exception application. To make the determination on an application for special
exception, the Planning Board shall require the following in addition to the
requirements of Article XXV of this chapter:
(1) Each application shall include:
(a) One copy of the building permit application.
(b) One copy of the site plan application.
(c) A written site location alternative analysis describing the location of other
sites considered, the availability of those sites, the extent to which other
sites do or do not meet the provider's service or engineering needs and the
reason why the subject site was chosen.
(d) Other information deemed by the Planning Board to be necessary to assess
compliance with this article.
(2) The applicant shall document to the satisfaction of the Planning Board that a
good-faith effort has been made to locate or co-locate on existing towers or other
available and appropriate buildings and structures, that it is not feasible to co-
locate on an existing facility and that the proposed location is necessary to
provide adequate service to the public. The documentation shall include a
notarized statement by the applicant as to whether construction of the wireless
communication facility will accommodate co-location of additional antennas for
future users.
(3) The Planning Board and Planning Department may retain technical consultants as
they deem necessary to provide assistance in the review of the needs and site
location alternatives analyses and other matters that the Board deems necessary.
The applicant shall bear the reasonable cost associated with such consultation,
which cost shall be assessed as an additional application fee. The consultants will
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detriment to the health, safety and welfare of the neighborhood or community. In
making such determination, the Planning Board shall also consider:
(a) Whether an undesirable change will be produced in the character of the
neighborhood or a detriment to nearby properties will be created by the
granting of the amendment;
(b) Whether the benefit sought by the applicant can be achieved by some
method feasible for the applicant to pursue, other than the sought variance;
(c) Whether the variance is substantial;
(d) Whether the proposed variance will have an adverse effect or impact on the
physical or environmental conditions in the neighborhood or district; and
(e) Whether the alleged difficulty was self-created, which shall be relevant to
the decision but shall not necessarily preclude the proposed amendment or
variance.
(2) This provision supersedes and amends New York State Town Law §§ 267, 267-a,
267-b and 267-c insofar as these sections give such authority to the Zoning Board
of Appeals.
§ 280-138. Fee schedule for site plan applications. [Added 3-29-2005 by L.L. No. 4-2005;
amended 6-17-2014 by L.L. No. 7-2014; 3-26-2024 by L.L. No. 7-20241
A. The fee for new site plan applications, including without limitation applications relating
to vacant sites or sites with no previously approved site plan, shall be a flat fee as
determined by resolution of the Town Board plus an additional fee as determined by
resolution of the Town Board for each acre (or fraction thereof) in excess of the first
acre, plus an additional fee as determined by resolution of the Town Board for each
gross square foot of proposed construction.
B. The fee for amended site plan applications shall be a flat fee as determined by
resolution of the Town Board plus an additional fee as determined by resolution of the
Town Board for each gross square foot of proposed construction in excess of the square
footage of construction included in the previously approved site plan.
C. The fee for agricultural site plan applications, excepting retail winery operations, shall
be a flat fee as determined by resolution of the Town Board.
D. The fee for new site plan applications for commercial solar energy production systems
pursuant to §§ 280-58B(10) and 280-62B(10) shall be a flat fee as determined by
resolution of the Town Board, and the fee for an amendment to a site plan application
for commercial solar energy production systems shall be as determined by resolution of
the Town Board.
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ARTICLE XXV
Special Exception Uses
[Added 1-10-1989 by L.L. No. 1-19891
§ 280-139. Purpose.
The provisions of this article are designed to provide for administrative review of selected
types of proposed land uses. Certain uses which are allowable under zoning are nevertheless
so likely to significantly affect their surroundings that they require individual review to assure
compatibility with existing land use patterns, community character and the natural
environment before being permitted to come into existence. Similarly, certain authorized uses
may take on such diverse forms in their actual implementation that it is wise to review and
pass upon the adherence of each individual proposal to standards and guidelines previously
established for the use involved. Finally, the case-by-case review achieved by use of the
special exception approval mechanism can increase the flexibility and appropriateness of
local development review and better enable local officials to avoid negative consequences
which sometimes arise from the otherwise lawful development or use of a particular site.
§ 280-140. Special exception uses; approval required. [Amended 11-24-1992 by L.L. No.
22-19921
There is hereby created a category of land use approval to be known as "special exception
uses." Said uses may not be commenced, created, undertaken, carried out or thereafter
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INDEX
DEFINITIONS NOTE:For the convenience of the Code user,all terms defined in this Code are included in the Index under the
heading"Definitions and Abbreviations."
Agricultural-Conservation Junkyards 1-2 Peddling and soliciting 1-14
- A - (A-C)District and Legislative intent 1-1 Police Department 1-14
Low-Density Liability 1-4 Records 1-14
ABANDONED VEHICLES Residential R-80, Licenses and permits 1-4 Senior citizens 1-14
VEHICLES,MOTOR- R-120,R-200 and Littering 1-2 Sewers 1-14
DRIVEN 264-19 R-400 Districts Parking 1-2 Sidewalks 1-14
ABANDONMENT 280-13;280-15 Peddling and soliciting 1-2 Soil removal 1-14
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; General Business(B) Penalties for offenses 1-11 Street excavations 1-14
PROPERTY District 280-48 Planning Board 1-2 Tobacco 1-14
MAINTENANCE Hamlet Business(HB) Police Department 1-2;14 Town Board 1-14;1-15;
100-3;1004 District 28045 Repeal of enactments not 1-16
Emergency Removal of Hamlet Density(HD) included in Code 1-3 Town Clerk 1-14
Vehicles 260-23 Residential District Salaries and compensation Trailer camps 1-14
Fishers Island Harbor 280-22 1-4 Transient merchants 1-14
Management 157-8 Historic Preservation Sale of Code book; Unsafe buildings 1-14
Light Industrial(LI)District District(HPD)280-193 supplementation 1-10 Vehicles 1-14
280-62 Light Industrial(LI)District Sales 1-4;1-10 Veterans 1-14
Light Industrial Park/ 280-62 Severability 1-6 Volunteer fire fighters 1-14
Planned Office Park Light Industrial Park/ Soil removal 1-2 Wetlands 1-14
(LIO)District 280-58 Planned Office Park Town Board 1-2;1-4;1-8; When effective 1-18
SEWERS AND SEWAGE (LIO)District 280-58 1-9;1-10 ADULT HOMES
DISPOSAL 215-3; Limited Business(LB) Town Clerk 1-7;1-9;1-10; ZONING 280-4
215-9 District 280-41 1-11 ADVERTISING
Signs 280-88 Low-Density Residential Trailer camps 1-2 Adoption of Renumbered
Small Wind Energy Systems R-40 District 280-17 Vehicles 1-2 2006 Code 1-14
277-6 Marine I(MI)District Violations and penalties General Business(B)
Special Exception Uses 280-52 14;1-I1 District 28048
280-141 Marine II(Mll)District Wetlands 1-2 Hamlet Business(HB)
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-55 When effective 1-13 District 280-45
240-37 Marine III Zone District Zoning Maps 14 LITTERING 174-1;174-6
Wireless Communication (IvIIII)280-205 ADOPTION OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Facilities 280-76 Plum Island Conservation RENUMBERED 2006 RULES AND
ACCESSORY BUILDINGS District(PIC)280-187 CODE REGULATIONS
AND STRUCTURES Plum Island Research Advertising 1-14 A290-15
Agricultural-Conservation District(PIR)280-183 Advisory Board 1-14 RENTAL PERMITS 207-7;
(A-C)District and Recreational Floating Zone Alarm systems 1-14 207-9
Low-Density District(RFZ) Alcoholic beverages 1-14 Signs 280-80;280-81;
Residential R-80, 280-202;280-204 Appearance tickets 1-14 280-85
R-120,R-200 and RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 Appointments 1-14 Small Wind Energy Systems
R-400 Districts Residential Office(RO) Bicycles 1-14 277-4
280-13;280-15 District 280-38 Bingo 1-14 STORMWATER
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Resort Residential(RR) Boats and Boating 1-14 MANAGEMENT
PROPERTY District 280-35 Burning 1-14 236-5
MAINTENANCE Site Plan Approval 280-127 Charges 1-14 TOBACCO
100-4 ZONING 280-4;280-78; Continuation of provisions ADVERTISING
FIRE PREVENTION AND 280-111 1-16 249-1;249-2;249-3;
BUILDING CODE ACCIDENTAL Costs and expenses 1-14 249-4;249-5
ADMINISTRATION DISCHARGES Defense and ZONING 280-4
144-3;144-8;144-15; Illicit Discharges 236-28 indemnification 1-14 ADVISORY BOARD
144-20 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Disabled persons 1-14 Adoption of Renumbered
FLOOD DAMAGE DISPOSAL 215-4 Docks 1-14 2006 Code 1-14
PREVENTION 148-4; ADOPTION OF CODE Dogs 1-14 Code of Ethics 26-2
148-22 Amendments to Code 1-8 Domestic partnerships 1-14 Community Preservation
Hamlet Density(HD) Bicycles 1-2 Environmental quality Fund Advisory Board
Residential District Bingo 1-2 review 1-14 17-16
280-22 Boats and Boating 1-2 Farms and farming 1-14 Establishment of
LANDMARK Bonds 14 Fees 1-14 Community Housing
PRESERVATION Burning 1-2 Fire prevention 1-14 Fund 17-51
170-7 Charges 1-4 Games of chance 1-14 Ethics Board 26-21
Low-Density Residential Code book to be kept up-to- Garbage,rubbish and refuse Records Management 59-15
R-40 District 280-19 date 1-9 1-14 Southold Community
RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Copy of Code on file 1-7 GENERAL PROVISIONS Preservation Fund 17-4
STORMWATER Distribution of local laws, 1-14\1-18 AFFORDABLE HOUSING
MANAGEMENT ordinances and Grievances 1-14 Affordable Housing(AHD)
236-5 resolutions 1-2 Hearings 1-14 District 280-24;
WATERFRONT Docks 1-2 Incorporation of provisions 280-25;280-26;
CONSISTENCY Easements 1-4 into Code 1-17 280-27;280-30
REVIEW 268-3 Effect on previously Inspections 1-14 Agricultural-Conservation
WETLANDS AND adopted legislation 1-5 Junkyards 1-14 (A-C)District and
SHORELINE 275-2; Enactments saved from Legislative intent 1-14 Low-Density
275-5 repeal;matters not Licenses and permits 1-16 Residential R-80,
ZONING 280-4;280-104; affected 1-4 Littering 1-14 R-120,R-200 and
280-107;280-116 Fees 1-10 Nonsubstantive changes in R-400 Districts 280-13
ACCESSORY USES AND Garbage,rubbish and refuse previously adopted Districts 280-5
STRUCTURES 1-2 legislation 1-15 Establishment of
Affordable Housing(AHD) GENERAL PROVISIONS Notices 1-14 Community Housing
District 280-27 1-1\1-13 Obstructions 1-14 Fund 17-48
Agricultural Planned Grades and grading 1-4 Officers and employees Hamlet Business(HB)
Development District Grievances 1-2 1-14 District 28045
280-172 Improvements 1-4 Open space 1-14 HOUSING FUND 34-1;
Incorporation of provisions Parking 1-14 34-2;34-5;34-6
into Code 1-12 Parks and recreation 1-14
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SANITARY FLOW Site plans 280-29;280-31 Town Board 70-2;70-4; Title 72-1
CREDITS, Standing committees 280-31 70-5 Trees 72-4
TRANSFER OF Tenants 280-27;280-28; AGRICULTURAL Variances 72-3
A 117-3;117-6;117-9; 281-30 PLANNED Water 72-4
117-11;117-14 Town Attorney 280-30 DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL-
Site Plan Approval 280-137 Town Board 280-25; DISTRICT CONSERVATION(A-C)
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-26;280-29; Accessory uses and DISTRICT AND LOW-
240-2;240-10;240-25; 280-30;280-31 structures 280-172 DENSITY
240-53 Town Clerk 280-29;280-30 Agricultural districts RESIDENTIAL R-80,
ZONING 280-158 Use regulations 280-27 280-173 R-120,R-200 AND R-400
AFFORDABLE HOUSING Utilities 280-25;280-29 Building permits 280-180 DISTRICTS
(AHD)DISTRICT Vacant lots 280-30 Classification 280-172 Accessory buildings and
Accessory uses and Variances 280-28 Clearing house 280-179 structures 280-13;
structures 280-27 Vehicles 280-25 Conditions 280-180 280-15
Administration 280-31 Violations and penalties Conditions of approval Accessory uses and
Affordable housing 280-24; 280-31;280-32.1; 280-175 structures 280-13;
280-25;280-26; 280-33 Costs and expenses 280-177 280-15
280-27;280-30 Water 280-29 County Clerk 280-175 Affordable housing 280-13
Ambulance service 280-30 Yards 280-28 Definitions 280-171 Animals 280-13
Apartments 280-27 ZONING 280-24\280-33 Disclosure 280-174 Apartments 280-13
Appeals 280-31 Zoning Board of Appeals Easements 280-175; Appeals 280-13
Applicability 280-26 280-28 280-177;280-179; Bed and breakfast 280-13
Applicability of other Code Zoning districts 280-32.1 280-180 Board of Appeals 280-13
provisions 280-32 Zoning Maps 280-29 Farms and farming 280-174 Boardinghouses 280-13
Application procedure AGRICULTURAL Fire protection 280-174 Boats and Boating 280-13
280-29 ADVISORY Hearings 280-174; Bufferyards 280-13
Boats and Boating 280-25 COMMITTEE 280-175;280-177 Building Inspector 280-13
Building Inspector 280-31 Agricultural districts 71-4 Height regulations 280-171 Bulk,area and parking
Building permits 280-31 Appointments 71-3 Improvements 280-171; regulations 280-14
Bulk,area and parking Compensation 71-3 280-174 Camps 280-13
regulations 280-28 Composition;membership; Lots 280-173 Cemeteries 280-13
Certificates of occupancy terms of office; Meetings 280-174 Certificates of
280-31;280-33 removal 71-3 Notices 280-174 appropriateness 280-15
Comprehensive Plan 280-29 Definitions 71-2 Open space 280-181 Certificates of compliance
Construction 280-25; Farms and farming 71-1; Permitted uses 280-175 280-13
280-29 71-3;71-4 Planning Board 280-174; Certificates of occupancy
Costs and expenses 280-24; Meetings 71-3 280-181 280-13
280-30 Membership 71-3 Price for development rights Communicable diseases
Definitions 280-25 Natural resources 71-1 280-176 280-13
Emergencies 280-30 Planning Board 71-1;71-4 Purpose 280-170 Conservation districts
Eminent domain 280-25 Powers and duties 71-4 Records 280-175;280-179 280-15
Farms and farming 280-26 Purpose 71-1 Reports 280-174 Construction 280-13
Fees 280-29 Reports 71-4 Requirements for eligibility Drugs and drug
General regulations and Site plans 71-4 280-173 paraphernalia 280-13
requirements 280-30 Terms of office 71-3 Sales 280-174;280-175; Dust 280-13
Grievances 280-31 Town Board 71-1;71-3, 280-176;280-177; Emergencies 280-13
Hearings 280-26;280-29 71-4 280-179;280-180; Farms and farming 280-12;
Improvements 280-25; Vehicles 714 280-181 280-13
280-30 Zoning Board of Appeals Subdivision 280-181 Fees 280-13
Liens 280-25 71-1 Subsequent development Fences 280-13
Lots 280-30;280-31 Zoning districts 71-2;71-4 right sales to Town Fire prevention 280-13
Maintenance and upkeep AGRICULTURAL 280-177 Fowl 280-13
280-32.1 DISTRICTS Town Attorney 280-175 Fumes 280-13
Meetings 280-29 AGRICULTURAL Town Board 280-173; Garage sales 280-13
Newspaper 280-26 ADVISORY 280-174;280-176; Garages 280-13
Notices 280-26;280-29; COMMITTEE 71-4 280-177;280-180 Gas 280-13
280-30 Agricultural Planned Town Clerk 280-174 Hearings 280-13
Off-street parking 280-27; Development District Water supply 280-174 Height regulations 280-13;
280-28 280-173 ZONING 280-170\280-181 280-15
Parking 280-28 Real Estate Transfer Tax Zoning approval; Historic Preservation
Penalties for offenses 17-24 application and review Commission 280-15
280-33 SUBDIVISION OF LAND procedure 280-174 Home occupations 280-13
Permitted uses 280-27 240-10;240-42 Zoning districts 280-174 Horses 280-13
Planning Board 280-24; ZONING 280-110 Zoning Maps 280-174; Hospitals 280-13
280-28;280-29; AGRICULTURAL LANDS 280-175 Inspections 280-13
280-30;280-31 PRESERVATION AGRICULTURAL USES Kennels 280-13
Planning Commission Acquisition of development Alcoholic beverages 724 Liability 280-13
280-29 rights 70-4 Animals 72-4 Licenses and permits 280-13
Property maintenance Alienation of development Christmas trees 72-4 Lighting 280-13
280-32.1 rights 70-5 Deer 72-4 Lots 280-13;280-15
Purpose;applicability of Construction 70-5 Definitions 72-4 Manure 280-13
amendments 280-24 Costs and expenses 70-5 See Farm Stands 72-5\72-12 Membership 280-13
Records 280-25;280-30; Definitions 70-3 Farms and farming 72-2; Mooring 280-13
280-31 Fences 70-3 724 Noise 280-13
Registry 280-25;280-30 Hearings 70-4;70-5 General Provisions 72-1\ Notices 280-13
Rental property 280-30 Improvements 70-2 724 Nursing homes 280-13
Reports 280-29;280-30 Licenses and permits 70-5 Horses 724 Odors 280-13
Retirement 280-25 Livestock 70-3 Livestock 72-4 Off-street parking 280-13
Safety standards 280-28 Open space 70-2 Poultry 724 One-family dwellings
Sales 280-25;280-30; Purpose 70-2 Purpose 72-2 280-13
280-31 Sales 704;70-5 Safety standards 72-2;72-3 Parking 280-13;280-14
Schools 280-26 Severability 70-6 Sales 72-4 Permitted uses 280-13
Setbacks 280-24;280-28 Storage 70-3 Shrubs 724 Places of worship 280-13
Sewers 280-29 Title 70-1 Statutory authorization 72-3 Planning Board 280-13
Site plan approval 280-29 Storage 724 Plastics 280-13
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R-80,R-120,R-200 AND R-400 DISTRICTS...
Playgrounds 280-13 FIRE PREVENTION AND PUBLIC PARKS AND
Pools 280-13 BUILDING CODE ENTERTAINMENT RECREATION
Property maintenance ADMINISTRATION AND SPECIAL AREAS 193-2;193-3.1
280-13 144-15 EVENTS 205-2 Penalties for offenses 83-25
Purpose 280-12 Intentional false alarms 75-5 ZONING 280-4 Proof of vaccination against
Radiation 280-13 Investigations 75-1 ANCHORING rabies 83-21
Registry 280-13 Licenses and permits 75-2; BOATS,DOCKS AND Purpose 83-17
Restaurants 280-13 75-3;75-4;75-6 WHARVES 96-2; Rabies control 83-21;83-22
Roller skates 280-13 Penalties for offenses 75-8 96-3;96-7;96-11; Records 83-18;83-24
Roofs 280-15 Permit required 75-3 96-12;96-14;96-22; Repeal of inconsistent local
Safety standards 280-13 Police Department 75-2; 96-23 laws or ordinances
Sales 280-13 75-6 COASTAL EROSION 83-26
Schools 280-13 Purpose 75-1 HAZARD AREAS Safety standards 83-17
Screens and screening Records 75-2 111-13 Service dogs 83-23
280-13 Reports 75-1;75-2 Fishers Island Harbor SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Setbacks 280-13;280-15 Severability 75-7 Management 157-4; DISPOSAL 215-3;
Sewers 280-13 Town Board 75-2;75-7 157-6 215-4
Signs 280-13 Town Clerk 75-6 FLOOD DAMAGE Signs 280-85
Single-family dwellings Violations and penalties PREVENTION 148-4; Southold Community
280-13 75-5;75-6;75-8 148-14;148-15; Preservation Fund 17-4
Site plan approval 280-13 ALARMS,FALSE 148-16;148-18; STORMWATER
Site plan review and See FALSE ALARMS 148-21;148-22 MANAGEMENT
approval 280-13 See FIRE ALARMS Small Wind Energy Systems 236-5
Site plans 280-13 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 277-4 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Skateboards 280-13 Adoption of Renumbered WETLANDS AND 240-3;240-44
Smoke 280-13 2006 Code 1-14 SHORELINE 275-2 Surcharges 83-19;83-23
Smoke alarms 280-13 AGRICULTURAL USES ZONING 280-4 Term of license and
Special exceptions 280-13 72-4 ANIMAL WASTE renewals 83-22
Storage 280-13 ALCOHOLIC See FECAL MATTER Town Board 83-17
Swimming pools 280-13 BEVERAGES 79-1 See PET WASTE Town Clerk 83-18;83-19;
Tenants 280-13 Consumption of alcoholic ANIMALS 83-20;83-24
Town Board 280-13 beverages in public AGRICULTURAL USES Vaccinations 83-21
Town Clerk 280-13 restricted 79-1 72-4 Violations and penalties
Trustees 280-13 See Also INTOXICATING Agricultural-Conservation 83-25
Two-family dwellings BEVERAGES (A-C)District and Waterfowl and Gull Feeding
280-13 See Also INTOXICATION Low-Density and Domestic Pet
Use regulations 280-13 Pedestrians 79-1 Residential R-80, Waste 83-27
Utilities 280-13 Penalties for offenses 79-2 R-120,R-200 and See Waterfowl and Gull
Violations and penalties POLICE DEPARTMENT R-400 Districts 280-13 Feeding and Domestic
280-13 RULES AND ANIMALS 83-18;83-23 Pet Waste 83-27\83-31
Water 280-13 REGULATIONS BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; WETLANDS AND
Water supply 280-13 A290-15 PROPERTY SHORELINE 275-2
Wind energy systems,small Public Consumption 79-1\ MAINTENANCE ZONING 280-4;280-78;
280-13 79-2 100-3 280-111
Wireless communications Vehicles 79-1 See Also CATS ANTENNAS
facilities 280-13 Violations and penalties Costs and expenses 83-23 See Also SATELLITE DISH
Yard sales 280-13 79-2 Definitions 83-18 ANTENNAS
Yards 280-13;280-15 ZONING 280-4 Dog Licensing and Wireless Communication
ZONING 280-12\280-15 ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES Identification 83-16\ Facilities 280-68;
Zoning Board of Appeals See Also OFF-ROAD 83-26 280-69;280-70;
280-13 VEHICLES Dogs 83-6;83-17;83-18; 280-71;280-72;
AIR CONDITIONING VEHICLES,MOTOR- 83-19;83-20;83-21; 280-73;280-74;
FLOOD DAMAGE DRIVEN 264-3 83-22;83-23;83-24; 280-76;280-76.1;
PREVENTION 148-16 ALUMINUM 83-26 280-76.2
Illicit Discharges 236-25 ELECTRICAL See Dogs 83-6\83-15 ZONING 280-4
SEWERS AND SEWAGE INSPECTIONS 126-4 See Ducks 83-1\83-5 APARTMENTS
DISPOSAL 215-2; Garbage,Rubbish and Farmland Bill of Rights Affordable Housing(AHD)
215-4 Refuse 233-1 280-98;280-99 District 280-27
AIR POLLUTION LITTERING 174-1 Fees 83-19;83-23 Agricultural-Conservation
See Also POLLUTION Roadway Construction Fishers Island Harbor (A-C)District and
ZONING 280-77;280-111 161-36 Management 157-11 Low-Density
AIR RIFLES Signs 280-82 Garbage,Rubbish and Residential R-80,
PARKS AND ZONING 280-111 Refuse 233-1 R-120,R-200 and
RECREATION AMBULANCE SERVICE Guide dogs 83-23 R-400 Districts 280-13
AREAS 193-6 Affordable Housing(AHD) Hearing dogs 83-23 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
ALARM SYSTEMS District 280-30 Issuance of license; PROPERTY
Adoption of Renumbered Exemption for Volunteer identification tag 83-24 MAINTENANCE
2006 Code 1-14 Firefighters and Legislative authority 83-16 100-4
ALARM SYSTEMS 75-1; Ambulance Workers Liability 83-25 Exemption for War
75-2;75-3;75-5;75-6 245-11;245-13 Licenses and permits Veterans and Gold Star
BICYCLES 88-2 Special Events Requiring 83-17;83-19;83-20; Parents 245-16.1
Charges 75-6;75-8 Chairperson of the 83-21;83-22;83-23; General Business(B)
Charges for false alarms; Zoning Board of 83-24;83-26 District 280-48
rules and regulations Appeals'Approval Licenses issued only by Hamlet Business(HB)
75-6 205-5 Town Clerk 83-20 District 280-45
Definitions 75-2 AMERICANS WITH Licensing 83-19 Hamlet Density(HD)
Disorderly conduct 75-8 DISABILITIES ACT Light Industrial(LI)District Residential District
Disorderly persons 75-8 See DISABLED PERSONS 280-62 280-22
Emergencies 75-1;75-2; AMUSEMENTS Light Industrial Park/ Historic Preservation
75-5;75-6 APPEARANCE TICKETS Planned Office Park District(HPD)280-193
False alarms 75-5;75-6 5-2 (LIO)District 280-58 Light Industrial(LI)District
See Also FALSE ALARMS FIRE PREVENTION AND LITTERING 174-1 280-62
Fees 75-4;75-8 BUILDING CODE Low-Density Residential Light Industrial Park/
See Also FIRE ALARMS ADMINISTRATION R-40 District 280-17 Planned Office Park
Fire Department 75-1;75-2 144-3 (LIO)District 280-58
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Limited Business(LB) Vehicles 5-2 ASSESSMENTS Wireless Communication
District 280-41 Violations and penalties Assessment and Tax Relief Facilities 280-76
Plum Island Conservation 5-1;5-2;5-3 for Superstorm Sandy YOUTH BOARD 68-3;
District(PIC)280-187 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Impact 245-20; 684;68-5
Plum Island Research and Domestic Pet 245-21;245-22; ZONING 280-92;280-159
District(PIR)280-183 Waste 83-29 245-23;245-24 ASSESSOR
RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 APPOINTMENTS BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Assessment and Tax Relief —
B Residential Office(RO) Adoption of Renumbered PROPERTY for Superstorm Sandy
District 280-38 2006 Code 1-14 MAINTENANCE Impact 245-23
WETLANDS AND AGRICULTURAL 100-6;100-10 ASSESSORS 9-3;9-4
SHORELINE 275-2 ADVISORY COASTAL EROSION Exemption for Historic
ZONING 280-4;280-78 COMMITTEE 71-3 HAZARD AREAS Properties 24549
APPEALS Board of Appeals 280-145 111-10 Exemption for Volunteer
Affordable Housing(AHD) Ethics Board 26-21 Exemption for Cold War Firefighters and
District 280-31 FIRE PREVENTION AND Veterans 245-18 Ambulance Workers
Agricultural-Conservation BUILDING CODE Exemption for Disabled 245-11
(A-C)District and ADMINISTRATION Persons With Limited Exemption for War
Low-Density 144-5 Income 245-10 Veterans and Gold Star
Residential R-80, POLICE DEPARTMENT Exemption for Historic Parents 245-16
R-120,R-200 and 51-3;51-4 Properties 245-19 LITTERING 174-5
R-400 Districts 280-13 POLICE DEPARTMENT Exemption for Volunteer Senior Citizen Exemption
Board of Appeals 280-146 RULES AND Firefighters and 245-3
See Also BOARD OF REGULATIONS Ambulance Workers Targeted Business
APPEALS A290-5 245-11;245-12;245-14 Investment Exemption
COASTAL EROSION RECORDS 59-5 Exemption for War 245-7
HAZARD AREAS Residency Requirements Veterans and Gold Star See Also TAX ASSESSOR
111-24;111-25;111-26 42-10 Parents 245-16; Veterans'Exemption 245-9
Farm Stands 72-11 Site Plan Approval 280-135 245-16.1 ASSESSORS
FIRE PREVENTION AND Small Wind Energy Systems FIRE PREVENTION AND Amendment of Session
BUILDING CODE 277-7 BUILDING CODE Laws 9-3
ADMINISTRATION TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION Approval by referendum 9-5
144-5 ACCESS 144-5;144-19;144-20 Assessor 9-3;9-4
FLOOD DAMAGE MANAGEMENT 64-4 Hamlet Business(HB) Conditions as to
PREVENTION 148-4; YOUTH BOARD 68-5 District 280-45 effectiveness 9-4
148-23 AREA,YARD AND BULK HOUSING FUND 34-3 See Election 9-1\9-2
LANDMARK REGULATIONS Light Industrial(LI)District Number 9-3\9-5
PRESERVATION See LOTS 280-62 Town Board 9-4
170-11 See YARDS Light Industrial Park/ AUXILIARY POLICE
Plum Island Conservation ARREST WARRANTS Planned Office Park See POLICE OFFICERS
District(PIC)280-187 Dogs 83-9 (LIO)District 280-58 AWNINGS
Plum Island Research See Also SEARCH LITTERING 174-5 FIRE PREVENTION AND
District(PIR)280-183 WARRANTS PUBLIC HEARINGS, BUILDING CODE
Real Estate Transfer Tax See Also WARRANTS NOTICE OF 55-1 ADMINISTRATION
17-34 ASBESTOS Recreational Floating Zone 144-8
RECORDS 59-8;59-10 SEWERS AND SEWAGE District(RFZ)280-201 Garbage,Rubbish and
RENTAL PERMITS 207-8 DISPOSAL 215-9 SANITARY FLOW Refuse 233-4
Special Events Requiring ASHES CREDITS, General Business(B)
Chairperson of the PARKS AND TRANSFER OF 117-9 District 280-48
Zoning Board of RECREATION Senior Citizen Exemption Hamlet Business(HB)
Appeals'Approval AREAS 193-2 245-3;245-4 District 280-45
205-6 SEWERS AND SEWAGE SEWERS AND SEWAGE Signs 280-85
SUBDIVISION OF LAND DISPOSAL 215-4 DISPOSAL 215-16;
240-10 ASSEMBLIES,PUBLIC 215-18 _ B
See Also ZONING BOARD See PUBLIC SHELLFISH AND OTHER
OF APPEALS ASSEMBLIES MARINE BACKFILLING
APPEALS BOARD ASSESSMENT AND TAX RESOURCES 219-4 See Also EXCAVATIONS
See BOARD OF APPEALS RELIEF FOR Signs 280-88 See Also FILL
See ZONING BOARD OF SUPERSTORM SANDY Site Plan Approval 280-133 Roadway Construction
APPEALS IMPACT SOIL REMOVAL 228-6 161-25;161-36;161-44
APPEARANCE TICKETS Applicability 245-24 Special Events Requiring SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Adoption of Renumbered Assessments 245-20; Chairperson of the DISPOSAL 215-9
2006 Code 1-14 245-21;245-22; Zoning Board of Street Excavations 237-13;
Amusements 5-2 245-23;245-24 Appeals'Approval 237-16
APPEARANCE TICKETS Assessor 245-23 2054 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
5-1;5-2;5-3 Board of Assessment Special Events Requiring 240-36
Certain public servants 245-23 Town Board Approval WETLANDS AND
authorized to issue Definitions 245-20 205-7 SHORELINE 275-11
appearance tickets 5-2 Eligibility criteria;relief STORMWATER BAGS,PLASTIC
Code Enforcement Officer granted 245-22 MANAGEMENT See PLASTIC BAGS
5-2 Emergency Management 236-17;236-20 BARRICADES
Dogs 5-2 Agency 245-23 Street Excavations 237-14 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
Fire prevention 5-2 Implementation and SUBDIVISION OF LAND PROPERTY
FIRE PREVENTION AND adoption of Superstorm 240-7;240-44 MAINTENANCE
BUILDING CODE Sandy Assessment Targeted Business 100-9
ADMINISTRATION Relief Act 245-21 Investment Exemption SEWERS AND SEWAGE
144-25 Improvements 245-20; 245-7 DISPOSAL 215-9
Firesafety 5-2 245-22;245-23 Veterans'Exemption 245-8; Street Excavations 237-12;
Parking 5-2;5-3 Insurance 245-23 245-9 237-13
Peddling and soliciting 5-2 Other provisions 245-23 WATERFRONT WETLANDS AND
Purpose 5-1 Reports 245-23 CONSISTENCY SHORELINE 275-11
Safety standards 5-2 Superstorm Sandy 245-20; REVIEW 268-3;268-5 BATHING
Sanitation 5-2 245-21;245-22;245-23 WETLANDS AND BOATS,DOCKS AND
Service of appearance TAXATION 245-20\245-24 SHORELINE 2754; WHARVES 96-7;
tickets 5-3 275-6;275-11 96-11;96-12;96-16;
Signs 5-2 96-19;96-20;96-21
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BATHING...
Marine I(MI)District See Also SKATEBOARDS SUBDIVISION OF LAND ZONING 280-4;280-78;
280-52 Southold Community 240-3;240-10;240-17; 280-79;280-121;
Marine II(MII)District Preservation Fund 17-8 240-21 280-145\280-150;
280-55 SUBDIVISION OF LAND WATERFRONT 280-154
Parking at Beaches 189-1; 240-10;240-53 CONSISTENCY Zoning Board of Appeals
189-2 TRANSPORTATION REVIEW 268-3 280-149
PARKS AND ACCESS WETLANDS AND See Also ZONING BOARD
RECREATION MANAGEMENT 64-5 SHORELINE 275-2 OF APPEALS
AREAS 193-3.1; Use of bell or whistle as ZONING 280-4;280-116 Zoning Maps 280-146
193-4;193-5 alarm 88-2 BOARD OF APPEALS BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
SHELLFISH AND OTHER Use of sidewalks 88-6 Additional conditions and Assessment and Tax Relief
MARINE Vehicles 88-1;88-2;88-3; safeguards 280-147 for Superstorm Sandy
RESOURCES 219-4 88-4;88-5;88-6 Agricultural-Conservation Impact 245-23
ZONING 280-78 Violations and penalties (A-C)District and Rules of Conduct 26-13
BATTERIES 88-7 Low-Density BOARD OF
JUNKYARDS 166-1 BILLBOARDS Residential R-80, COMMISSIONERS
Light Industrial(LI)District Signs 280-83 R-120,R-200 and BURNING,OUTDOOR
280-62 ZONING 280-4 R-400 Districts 280-13 104-1
Light Industrial Park/ BINGO Appeals 280-146 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Planned Office Park Adoption of Code 1-2 See Also APPEALS 51-2
(LIO)District 280-58 Adoption of Renumbered Appointment;membership BOARD OF HEALTH
BEACH FRIES 2006 Code 1-14 280-145 See Also HEALTH
See FIRES BINGO AND GAMES OF Appointments 280-145 OFFICER
See OPEN BURNING CHANCE 92-1;92-2; Board of Appeals 280-145; TOURIST AND TRAILER
BED AND BREAKFAST 92-3;92-4;92-5;92-6; 280-146;280-147; CAMPS 253-6;253-7;
Agricultural-Conservation 92-7;92-8;92-10; 280-148;280-149; 253-14
(A-C)District and 92-11 280-150 BOARD OF REVIEW
Low-Density See Also GAMBLING Building Inspector 280-146 COASTAL EROSION
Residential R-80, See Also GAMES OF Certificates of occupancy HAZARD AREAS
R-120,R-200 and CHANCE 280-146 111-23;111-24;
R-400 Districts 280-13 BINGO AND GAMES OF Costs and expenses 280-146 111-25;111-26;111-29
General Business(B) CHANCE County Clerk 280-146 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
District 280-48 Bingo 92-1\92-11 Districts 280-9 BOATS,DOCKS AND
Hamlet Business(HB) Bingo permitted 92-2 Escrow accounts 280-146 WHARVES 96-1;
District 280-45 See Games of Chance EXPENSES OF TOWN 96-2;96-3;96-23;
Hamlet Density(HD) 92-12\92-15 OFFICERS 30-1 96-25;96-31;96-32
Residential District Leased premises 92-4 Farm Stands 72-11 COASTAL EROSION
280-22 License required 92-3 Fees 280-149 HAZARD AREAS
Historic Preservation Licenses and permits 92-2; General Business(B) 111-6
District(HPD)280-193 92-3 District 280-48 Design Standards 240-45
Limited Business(LB) Management and operation Hamlet Business(HB) Ducks 83-4
District 28041 92-9 District 28045 Shellfish 219-7;219-8
Low-Density Residential Maximum value of all Hamlet Density(HD) SHELLFISH AND OTHER
R-40 District 280-17 prizes on one occasion Residential District MARINE
Marine I(MI)District 92-8 280-22 RESOURCES 219-4;
280-52 Maximum value of single Hearings 280-146;280-150 219-16;219-17;
Marine II(NEI)District prize 92-7 Light Industrial(LI)District 219-18;219-21
280-55 Penalties for offenses 92-11 280-62 Site Plan Approval 280-133
Parking at Beaches 189-3 Purchase of bingo Light Industrial Park/ STORMWATER
Residential Office(RO) equipment 92-5 Planned Office Park MANAGEMENT
District 280-38 Purpose 92-1 (LIO)District 280-58 236-18
Resort Residential(RR) Remuneration prohibited Limited Business(LB) WETLANDS AND
District 280-35 92-10 District 280-41 SHORELINE 275-2;
ZONING 2804;280-78 Town Board 92-1 Low-Density Residential 275-3;275-3.1;275-4;
BICYCLES Use of proceeds 92-6 R-40 District 280-17 275-6;275-7;275-11
Adoption of Code 1-2 Violations and penalties Marine I(MI)District BOARDINGHOUSES
Adoption of Renumbered 92-11 280-52 Agricultural-Conservation
2006 Code 1-14 BLASTING Marine II(MII)District (A-C)District and
Alarm systems 88-2 See EXPLOSION 280-55 Low-Density
Applicability 88-8 HAZARDS Membership 280-145 Residential R-80,
BICYCLES 88-1;88-2; See EXPLOSIVES Notice of hearing 280-150 R-120,R-200 and
88-3;88-5;88-6 BLIGHT Notices 280-146;280-150 R-400 Districts 280-13
Coasting;carrying children BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Permitted uses 280-146 Hamlet Business(HB)
88-5 PROPERTY Plum Island Conservation District 280-45
Cutouts prohibited 88-4 MAINTENANCE District(PIC)280-187 Parking at Beaches 189-3
Design Standards 240-45 100-3;100-4 Plum Island Research ZONING 280-78
Hamlet Business(HB) FLOOD DAMAGE District(PIR)280-183 BOATS AND BOATING
District 280-45 PREVENTION 148-3 Powers and duties 280-146 Adoption of Code 1-2
Light required 88-1 LITTERING 174-1 Qualifications 280-146 Adoption of Renumbered
Limited Business(LB) RENTAL PERMITS 207-1 Reports 280-146 2006 Code 1-14
District 280-41 BLOCKS Residential Office(RO) Affordable Housing(AHD)
Motorcycles 88-4 Design Standards 240-45 District 280-38 District 280-25
Operation of bicycle 88-3 Floating Homes 96-27 Resort Residential(RR) Agricultural-Conservation
Parks and recreation 88-1; FLOOD DAMAGE District 280-35 (A-C)District and
88-2;88-3;88-5 PREVENTION 148-21 Rules of conduct and Low-Density
Pedestrians 88-2;88-6 General Business(B) procedure 280-148 Residential R-80,
Penalties for offenses 88-7 District 280-48 Safety standards 280-146 R-120,R-200 and
PUBLIC Hamlet Business(HB) Site Plan Approval 280-131 R-400 Districts 280-13
ENTERTAINMENT District 280-45 Special exceptions 280-146 BOATS,DOCKS AND
AND SPECIAL Site Plan Approval 280-133 Special permits 280-146 WHARVES 96-2;
EVENTS 205-2 Small Wind Energy Systems Town Board 280-145; 96-3;96-6;96-7;96-9;
See Also ROLLER 277-2 280-149 96-10;96-11;96-12;
SKATES STORMWATER Town Clerk 280-150
Sidewalks 88-6 MANAGEMENT Variances 280-146
Site Plan Approval 280-137 236-5 Waivers 280-150
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96-13;96-14;96-15; Costs and expenses 96-10; Stormwater 96-8 See Also GRASS
96-17;96-18;96-20; 96-25 Swimming pools 96-8 CLIPPINGS
96-22;96-23;96-24; Definitions 96-7 Toilet facilities 96-8 JUNKYARDS 166-7
96-25 Docks 96-1;96-3;96-12; Towing 96-7;96-12;96-16 See Also LAWNS
COASTAL EROSION 96-14;96-22 Town Board 96-10;96-13; NOISE,PREVENTION OF
HAZARD AREAS Drugs and drug 96-18;96-24 180-4
111-5 paraphernalia 96-15 Town Clerk 96-32 Roadway Construction
B Fishers Island Harbor Dumps and dumping 96-8 Trustees 96-24;96-25 161-16;161-30;16142
Management 157-3; Emergencies,96-17 Unnavigable boats;hazards Snow and Ice Removal
157-5;157-6;157-8; Enforcing officer 96-30 to navigation 96-10 237-20
157-10;157-12 Equipment 96-14 Vehicles 96-9 SOIL REMOVAL 228-7
Floating Homes 96-26 Explosives 96-16 Violations and penalties STORMWATER
Garbage,Rubbish and Fees 96-3 96-8;96-14;96-15; MANAGEMENT
Refuse 2334 See Floating Homes 96-26\ 96-31;96-33 236-19
General Business(B) 96-29 Water 96-7;96-12;96-16 Street Excavations 237-13
District 28048 Fuel 96-16 Water-skiers 96-12 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Light Industrial(LI)District Garbage,rubbish and refuse Wetlands 96-8 240-10
280-62 96-8 BONDS TOURIST AND TRAILER
Light Industrial Park/ Gas 96-17 Adoption of Code 14 CAMPS 253-5
Planned Office Park Gases 96-16 COASTAL EROSION WETLANDS AND
(LIO)District 280-58 Hearing 96-32 HAZARD AREAS SHORELINE 275-2;
Marine I(MI)District Hearings 96-31;96-32 111-15;111-27;111-28 275-11
280-52 Historic preservation 96-15 Design Standards 240-45 See Also YARD WASTE
Marine II(MII)District Hunting 96-20 HIGHWAY ZONING 2804;280-93;
280-55 Improvements 96-8 SPECIFICATIONS 280-95
Parking at Beaches 189-2 Inspections 96-24 161-49 BUDGET
PARKS AND Internal-combustion HOUSING FUND 34-4 Chief of Police A290-7
RECREATION engines;mufflers 96-17 Roadway Construction LITTERING 174-5
AREAS 193-1;193-3; Issuance of permits by 16146 POLICE DEPARTMENT
193-5 Board of Trustees 96-3 SEWERS AND SEWAGE 514
Plum Island Research Liability 96-10;96-25 DISPOSAL 215-8 YOUTH BOARD 684
District(PIR)280-183 Licenses and permits 96-3; Site Plan Approval BUFFERS
Resort Residential(RR) 96-24 280-131;280-137 COASTAL EROSION
District 280-35 Liens 96-10;96-25 SOIL REMOVAL 228-9 HAZARD AREAS
Shellfish 219-8;219-9; Lighting 96-14 Southold Community 111-12
219-10 Markers 96-23 Preservation Fund Light Industrial(LI)District
SHELLFISH AND OTHER Mooring 96-3;96-7;96-22; 17-5;17-6 280-62;280-64
MARINE 96-24;96-25 STORMWATER Light Industrial Park/
RESOURCES 219-4; Mooring and anchoring MANAGEMENT Planned Office Park
219-12 96-22 236-5;236-20 (LIO)District 280-58;
Site Plan Approval 280-137 Mooring permits 96-24 Street Excavations 237-9; 280-60
STORMWATER Mooring without a permit 237-18 Plum Island Conservation
MANAGEMENT 96-25 SUBDIVISION OF LAND District(PIC)280-187
236-5 Motor vehicles 96-24 240-3;240-7;240-20; Plum Island Research
WETLANDS AND Mufflers 96-17 240-23;240-25; District(PIR)280-183 -
SHORELINE 275-2; Noise 96-17 240-30;240-31; Preservation of Natural
275-11 Notice of violation 96-31 240-32;240-33; Features 240-49
Wireless Communication Notices 96-10;96-13; 240-34;240-35; See Also SCREENS AND
Facilities 280-69 96-25;96-31;96-32; 240-36;240-37 SCREENING
ZONING 280-4;280-78; 96-33 WETLANDS AND Site Plan Approval
280-110;280-119 Notices of violations 96-31; SHORELINE 275-9 280-131;280-137
BOATS,DOCKS AND 96-32 BONFIRES STORMWATER
WHARVES Obstruction and Use of See BURNING MANAGEMENT
Administration and Town Waters 96-1\96-3 See FIRES 236-18
Enforcement 96-30\ Operation of boats near See OPEN BURNING SUBDIVISION OF LAND
96-33 beaches and bathers BOWLING ALLEYS 240-3;240-17;240-21;
Anchoring 96-2;96-3; 96-11 General Business(B) 240-42;240-43
96-7;96-11;96-12; Operators 96-15 District 280-48 WATERFRONT
96-14;96-22;96-23 Parades 96-16 ZONING 280-4 CONSISTENCY
Anchoring in Mattituck Permit required 96-1 BRIDGES REVIEW 268-3
Creek 96-23 Police officers 96-15 FLOOD DAMAGE WETLANDS AND
Aquatic events 96-18 Prohibited discharges 96-8 PREVENTION 148-3; SHORELINE 275-2;
Bathing 96-7;96-I1;96-12; See Public Docks 96-4\96-5 148-23 275-4;275-5;275-11
96-16;96-19;96-20; Ramps 96-9 Notification of Defects Wireless Communication
96-21 Records 96-10;96-25 237-1 Facilities 280-70;
Bathing and swimming Registration 96-24 Parking at Beaches 189-2 280-72
96-19 Regulation of personal Stop and Yield Intersections ZONING 280-4;280-92;
Board of Trustees 96-1; watercraft and specialty 260-6 280-94;280-95;
96-2;96-3;96-23; prop-craft 96-16 SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-96;280-118
96-25;96-31;96-32 Restricted areas at end of 240-17 BUFFERYARDS
Boats 96-6\96-25 Town highways 96-2 VEHICLES AND Agricultural-Conservation
Boats and Boating 96-2; Safety standards 96-14; TRAFFIC 260-8 (A-C)District and
96-3;96-6;96-7;96-9; 96-15 WETLANDS AND Low-Density
96-10;96-11;96-12; Sales 96-10;96-25 SHORELINE 275-11 Residential R-80,
96-13;96-14;96-15; Sanitary regulations 96-8 BRUSH,GRASS AND R-120,R-200 and
96-17;96-18;96-20; Scuba diving 96-20 WEEDS R-400 Districts 280-13
96-22;96-23;96-24; Short title;applicability BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Special Exception Uses
96-25 96-6 PROPERTY 280-143
Certificates of registration Signs 96-23 MAINTENANCE BUILDING
96-10 Spearfishing 96-21 100-4 CONSTRUCTION
Charges 96-10;96-25 Special permits 96-18 BURNING,OUTDOOR See Also CONSTRUCTION
Compliance required; Speed limits 96-13 104-1;104-2
penalties for offenses Speed limits;manner of Garbage,Rubbish and
96-33 operation 96-13 Refuse 233-1;233-4
Construction 96-8 Storage 96-10;96-25
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION...
FIRE PREVENTION AND BUILDING PERMITS Apartments 100-4 Village Trustees 100-5
BUILDING CODE Affordable Housing(AHD) Assessments 100-6;100-10 Violations and penalties
ADMINISTRATION District 280-31 Barricades 100-9 100-6;100-7;100-10;
144-5;144-15 Agricultural Planned Blight 100-3;100-4 100-I1
Site Plan Approval 280-128 Development District Brush,grass and weeds Water 100-4
BUILDING INSPECTOR 280-180 100-4 Wells 100-4
- Affordable Housing(AHD) BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Building Inspector 100-5; When effective 100-13
District 280-31 PROPERTY 100-6;100-7;100-9; Yards 100-3;100-4
Agricultural-Conservation MAINTENANCE 100-10 Zoning districts 100-4
(A-C)District and 100-4 Building permits 100-4 BURNING
Low-Density COASTAL EROSION Certificates of occupancy Adoption of Code 1-2
Residential R-80, HAZARD AREAS 100-4 Adoption of Renumbered
R-120,R-200 and 111-6 Cesspools 100-4 2006 Code 1-14
R-400 Districts 280-13 See Also CONSTRUCTION Combustibles 100-3 BURNING,OUTDOOR
Board of Appeals 280-146 PERMITS Condominiums 100-4 - 104-1;104-2
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Districts 280-8;280-9; Contents of notice 100-7 FIRE PREVENTION AND
PROPERTY 280-10 Costs and expenses 100-7; BUILDING CODE
MAINTENANCE ELECTRICAL 100-9;100-10 ADMINISTRATION
100-5;100-6;100-7; INSPECTIONS 126-3 County Clerk 100-8 144-6;144-8;144-19;
100-9;100-10 Ethics Board 26-21 Definitions 100-3 144-21
See Also CODE FIRE PREVENTION AND Demolition 100-4;100-9; See Also FIRES
ENFORCEMENT BUILDING CODE 100-10 JUNKYARDS 166-3;166-7
OFFICER ADMINISTRATION Dumpsters 100-3;100-4 See Also OPEN BURNING
Districts 280-6;280-8 144-3;144-5;144-6; Easements 100-3 STORMWATER
ELECTRICAL 144-8;144-9;144-11; Emergencies 100-4;100-5; MANAGEMENT
INSPECTIONS 126-3 144-12;144-13; 100-9 236-5
FILMING 139-8 144-15;144-16; Emergency measures to WETLANDS AND
FIRE PREVENTION AND 144-17;144-19;144-25 vacate 100-9 SHORELINE 275-2
BUILDING CODE Garbage,Rubbish and Emergency vehicles 100-2 BURNING,OPEN
ADMINISTRATION Refuse 233-6 Fences 100-4 See FIRES
144-3;144-5;144-6; LANDMARK Filing a copy of notice See OPEN BURNING
144-7;144-8;144-9; PRESERVATION 100-8 BURNING,OUTDOOR
144-10;144-12; 170-5;170-6 Fire Department 100-5 Board of Commissioners
144-13;144-14; See Also LICENSES AND Garbage,rubbish and refuse 104-1
144-15;144-16; PERMITS 100-3;100-4 Brush,grass and weeds
144-17;144-18; LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Glass 100-3 104-1;104-2
144-19;144-21; 172-8 Graffiti 100-4 Burning 104-1;104-2
144-23;144-24;144-25 RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Health hazards 100-2 Exclusions 104-4
FLOOD DAMAGE Residential Office(RO) Hearings 100-7 Fire Department 104-2
PREVENTION 148-4; District280-38 Hedges 1004 Fires 104-1;104-2;104-3
148-11 SANITARY FLOW Height regulations 100-4 See Also FIRES
See Also INSPECTIONS CREDITS, Hot tubs 100-4 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
Light Industrial(LI)District TRANSFER OF Inspection and report 100-5 104-1
280-62 117-10 Inspections 100-5;100-9 Grass fires;permits 104-2
Light Industrial Park/ SEWERS AND SEWAGE Landscaping 100-4 Issuance of fire permits;
Planned Office Park DISPOSAL 215-7 Lawns 100-4 agreement with Fire
(LIO)District 280-58 Site Plan Approval Liability 100-11 District 104-1
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 280-127;280-130; Licenses and permits 100-3 Licenses and permits
172-8 280-134 Liens 100-10 104-1;104-2
PUBLIC Small Wind Energy Systems Litter 100-3 Penalties for offenses 104-5
ENTERTAINMENT 277-3;277-6 Notices 100-6;100-7; Sidewalks 104-1
AND SPECIAL Special Exception Uses 100-8;100-9;100-I1 Supervision of fires 104-3
EVENTS 205-2 280-140 Nuisances 100-2 Town Board 104-1
RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 See Also SPECIAL Obstructions 100-2 Violations and penalties
SANITARY FLOW PERMITS Open space 100-3 104-1;104-5
CREDITS, STORMWATER Paper 100-3 BUS STOPS
TRANSFER OF 117-9 MANAGEMENT Penalties for offenses VEHICLES AND
Signs 280-81;280-85; 236-10;236-11 100-11 TRAFFIC 260-21;
280-88 Street Numbering 237-25; Ponds 100-4 260-28
Site Plan Approval 237-26 Property maintenance BUSINESS DISTRICTS
280-127;280-130; SUBDIVISION OF LAND 100-1;100-4 Districts 280-5
280-131 240-10;240-25 Purpose 100-2 General Business(B)
Small Wind Energy Systems Wireless Communication Records 100-3;100-8 District 280-48
277-7 Facilities 280-70; Reports 100-5 Light Industrial Park/
SOIL REMOVAL 228-4 280-71;280-74 Residential districts 1004 Planned Office Park
STORMWATER ZONING 2804;280-105; Safety standards 100-2; (LIO)District 280-58
MANAGEMENT 280-114;280-121; 100-3;100-4 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
236-5;236-11;236-33; 280-124;280-125; Service of notice 100-6 172-5
236-34;236-35 280-151;280-152; Setbacks 100-4 Signs 280-85
Street Numbering 237-28 280-153 Severability 100-12 Site Plan Approval 280-137
WATERFRONT BUILDINGS, Sidewalks 100-4 ZONING 280-78;280-93;
CONSISTENCY DEMOLITION OF Site plan approval 1004 280-94
REVIEW 268-6 See DEMOLITION OF Spas 1004 BUSINESS LICENSES
WETLANDS AND BUILDINGS Standards 1004 See LICENSES AND
SHORELINE 275-11 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE Storage 100-3 PERMITS
Wireless Communication See UNSAFE BUILDINGS Swimming pools 100-4
Facilities 280-70; See UNSAFE Title 100-1 - C -
280-74;280-76 STRUCTURES Town Attorney 100-8;
ZONING 2804;280-92; BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 100-11 CABLE TELEVISION
280-105;280-109; PROPERTY Town Board 100-7 Removal of Utility Poles
280-151;280-152; MAINTENANCE Trees 100-4 237-31
280-153;280-154; Abandonment 100-3;100-4 Unsafe buildings 100-1; CAMPING
_ 280-155;280-208 Accessory buildings and 1004;100-5 FLOOD DAMAGE
structures 100-4 Vehicles 100-3;1004; PREVENTION 148-4
Animals 100-3 100-5
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Recreational Vehicle Parks Residential R-80, Site Plan Approval 280-130 Members of the Department
253-20 R-120,R-200 and STORMWATER A290-33
ZONING 2804 R400 Districts 280-15 MANAGEMENT PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS
CAMPS LANDMARK 236-11;236-34 AND TRANSIENT
Agricultural-Conservation PRESERVATION Street Numbering 237-25 RETAIL
(A-C)District and 170-4;170-6;170-7; Targeted Business MERCHANTS 197-11
Low-Density 170-9;170-10;170-12; Investment Exemption See Also POLICE CHIEF
Residential R-80, 170-14 245-7 Police Department 51-1;
R-120,R-200 and Site Plan Approval 280-131 ZONING 280-4;280-112; A290-7
R-400 Districts 280-13 CERTIFICATES OF 280-151;280-154; POLICE DEPARTMENT
C General Business(B) APPROVAL 280-207;280-208 RULES AND
District 280-48 SUBDIVISION OF LAND CERTIFICATES OF REGULATIONS
Light Industrial Park/ 240-21 REGISTRATION A290-2;A290-3;
Planned Office Park CERTIFICATES OF BOATS,DOCKS AND A2904;A290-6\
(LIO)District 280-58 COMPLIANCE WHARVES 96-10 A290-7;A290-8;
Low-Density Residential Agricultural-Conservation Fishers Island Harbor A290-9;A290-12;
R-40 District 280-17 (A-C)District and Management 157-12 A290-13;A290-15;
Resort Residential(RR) Low-Density See Also REGISTRATION A290-16;A290-17;
District 280-35 Residential R-80, CESSPOOLS A290-18;A290-19;
TOURIST AND TRAILER R-120,R-200 and BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; A290-22;A290-27;
CAMPS 253-1;253-2; R400 Districts 280-13 PROPERTY A290-30;A290-36;
253-3;253-5;253-6; ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE A290-41;A29043;
253-7;253-8;253-10; INSPECTIONS 126-3 100-4 A290-44;A29046
253-11;253-12; FIRE PREVENTION AND SEWERS AND SEWAGE PUBLIC
253-13;253-14; BUILDING CODE DISPOSAL 215-3; ENTERTAINMENT
253-15;253-16 ADMINISTRATION 215-5 AND SPECIAL
ZONING 2804;280-78; 144-3;144-5;144-15; SOIL REMOVAL 228-4 EVENTS 205-2
280-115 144-19;144-20;144-25 Water Quality Improvement Records A290-7
CANNABIS FLOOD DAMAGE 1743 Reports A290-7
CANNABIS 106-1;106-2; PREVENTION 148-14 WETLANDS AND Security standards A290-7
106-3 Illicit Discharges 236-28 SHORELINE 275-3 Specific duties A290-7
Cannabis Retail Dispensary WETLANDS AND CHARGES Town Board A290-7
and On-Site SHORELINE 275-10; Adoption of Code 1-4 Town Clerk A290-7
Consumption Site Opt- 275-13 Adoption of Renumbered VEHICLES,MOTOR-
Out 106-1\106-3 ZONING 280-4 2006 Code 1-14 DRIVEN 264-8;
Legislative intent 106-1 CERTIFICATES OF ALARM SYSTEMS 75-6; 264-17;264-19
Licenses and permits 106-2 INSURANCE 75-8 CHILD-CARE CENTERS
Local opt-out 106-3 FILMING 139-3;139-11 BOATS,DOCKS AND TOBACCO
Statutory authority 106-2 See Also INSURANCE WHARVES 96-10; ADVERTISING 249-2
Town Board 106-2;106-3 Special Events Requiring 96-25 CHIMNEYS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT Chairperson of the See Also COSTS AND FIRE PREVENTION AND
PROJECTS Zoning Board of EXPENSES BUILDING CODE
See IMPROVEMENTS Appeals'Approval Emergency Removal of ADMINISTRATION
CARBON MONOXIDE 205-4 Vehicles 260-24 144-6;144-8;144-21
FIRE PREVENTION AND Special Events Requiring Farmland Bill of Rights FLOOD DAMAGE -
BUILDING CODE Town Board Approval 280-101 PREVENTION 148-18
ADMINISTRATION 205-7 See Also FEES ZONING 280-4;280-104
144-15 WETLANDS AND' Fishers Island Harbor CHRISTMAS TREES
CARBON MONOXIDE SHORELINE 275-3.1 Management 157-8; AGRICULTURAL USES
DETECTORS CERTIFICATES OF 157-12 724
RENTAL PERMITS 2074 OCCUPANCY Garbage,Rubbish and Farmland Bill of Rights
CARNIVALS Affordable Housing(AHD) Refuse 233-3.1;233-7 280-98
PUBLIC District 280-31;280-33 LITTERING 174-5 ZONING 2804
ENTERTAINMENT Agricultural-Conservation NOISE,PREVENTION OF CHURCHES
AND SPECIAL (A-C)District and 180-4 General Business(B)
EVENTS 205-2 Low-Density Parking at Beaches 189-3 District 280-48
CATS Residential R-80, POLICE DEPARTMENT See Also PLACES OF
See Also ANIMALS R-120,R-200 and 51-1;51-6 WORSHIP
Limited Business(LB) R-400 Districts 280-13 POLICE DEPARTMENT Residential Office(RO)
District 280-41 Board of Appeals 280-146 RULES AND District 280-38
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; REGULATIONS SEWERS AND SEWAGE
and Domestic Pet PROPERTY A290-36 DISPOSAL 215-7
Waste 83-27 MAINTENANCE RENTAL PERMITS 207-5 Snow and Ice Removal
ZONING 2804;280-78 100-4 SEWERS AND SEWAGE 237-20
CEASE AND DESIST Districts 280-10 DISPOSAL 215-7; Special Exception Uses
ORDERS ELECTRICAL 215-15;215-16 280-143
COASTAL EROSION INSPECTIONS 126-3' Street Numbering 237-23 CIGARETTES
HAZARD AREAS Ethics Board 26-21 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Illicit Discharges 236-28
111-25 FIRE PREVENTION AND 240-8 TOBACCO
CEMETERIES BUILDING CODE TOURIST AND TRAILER ADVERTISING
Agricultural-Conservation ADMINISTRATION CAMPS 253-2 249-1;249-2
(A-C)District and 144-3;144-5;144-15; VEHICLES,MOTOR- CIRCUSES
Low-Density 144-16;144-17; DRIVEN 264-19 PUBLIC
Residential R-80, 144-19;144-20;144-25 ZONING 280-4;280-115 ENTERTAINMENT
R-120,R-200 and Preservation of Natural CHIEF OF POLICE AND SPECIAL
R-400 Districts 280-13 Features 24049 Budget A290-7 EVENTS 205-2
STORMWATER RENTAL PERMITS 207-5; Chief of Police A290-6; CITATIONS
MANAGEMENT 207-7 A290-7 FIRE PREVENTION AND
236-10 Residential Office(RO) FILMING 139-3;139-4; BUILDING CODE
CERTIFICATES OF District 280-38 139-8;139-13 ADMINISTRATION
APPROPRIATENESS SANITARY FLOW General duties A290-6 144-6;144-19
Agricultural-Conservation CREDITS, Inspections A290-7 CIVIL SERVICE
(A-C)District and TRANSFER OF Investigations A290-7 COMMISSION
Low-Density 117-13 Meetings A290-7 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Signs 280-85 51-4
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CLERK Groundwater 111-5;111-6 FIRE PREVENTION AND Town Board 13-1;13-2;
See COUNTY CLERK Hearings 111-23;111-27; BUILDING CODE 13-3;13-4
CLUSTER 111-35 ADMINISTRATION Town Clerk 13-3
DEVELOPMENTS Height regulations 111-6 144-3;144-13;144-15; When effective 13-6
Design Standards 24045 Improvements 111-6 144-19;144-23 COMMUNICABLE
Site Plan Approval 280-137 Inspections 111-29 FLOOD DAMAGE DISEASES
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Interpretation 111-30 PREVENTION 148-4 Agricultural-Conservation
240-3;240-10;240-42; Issuance of permit 111-9 LANDMARK (A-C)District and
240-43;240-44 Licenses and permits PRESERVATION Low-Density
COASTAL EROSION 111-27;111-29;111-31 170-12;170-13 Residential R-80,
HAZARD AREAS Mining 111-6;111-11; RENTAL PERMITS 207-2; R-120,R-200 and
Administration and 111-12;111-13;111-14 207-10 R-400 Districts 280-13
Enforcement 111-27\ Mobile homes 111-6 Small Wind Energy Systems See Also CONTAGIOUS
111-34 Motorvehicles 111-16 277-7 DISEASES
Amendments I11-35\111-36 Natural resources 111-4; Street Numbering 237-28 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Anchoring I I1-13 111-5;111-6;111-9; WATERFRONT RULES AND
Appeal to Board of Review 111-15 CONSISTENCY REGULATIONS
111-25 Nearshore area I I I-11 REVIEW 268-6 A29045
Appeal to Supreme Court Notices 111-25;111-35 WETLANDS AND TOURIST AND TRAILER
111-26 Notices of violations 111-29 SHORELINE 275-12.1 CAMPS 253-14
Appeals 111-24;111-25; Obstructions I I I-11; ZONING 280-4;280-153 COMMUNITY
111-26 111-13 CODE OF CONDUCT PRESERVATION
Assessments 111-10 Open space I11-13 See OFFICERS AND FUND ADVISORY
Beach area 111-12 Pedestrians 111-6;111-16 EMPLOYEES BOARD
Bluff area 111-14 Penalties for offenses CODE OF ETHICS Advisory Board 17-16
Board of Review 111-23; 111-34 Advisory Board 26-2 Community Preservation
111-24;111-25; Permit required for Compensation 26-2 Fund Advisory Board
111-26;111-29 regulated activities Costs and expenses 26-2 established;purpose;
Board of Trustees 111-6 111-8 Definitions 26-2 membership 17-16
Boats and Boating 111-5 Police Department 111-6; Disclosure 26-1 COMMUNITY
Bond 111-28 111-29 ETHICS 26-1\26-2 PRESERVATION
Bonds 111-15;111-27; Pools 111-6 Legislative intent 26-1 FUND AND
111-28 Porches 111-6 Licenses and permits 26-2 COMMUNITY
Buffers 111-12 Powers and duties 111-29 Officers and employees HOUSING FUND
Building permits 111-6 Powers and duties of 26-1 17-16\17-18
Cease and desist orders Administrator 111-29 Volunteer fire fighters 26-2 Compensation 17-16
I11-25 Procedure 111-35 CODE OFFICIAL Membership 17-16
Certification 111-36 Purpose 111-4 See BUILDING Severability 17-17
Coastal Erosion Hazard Records 111-10;111-29 INSPECTOR Town Board 17-16
Board of Review Regulations 111-7\I11-16 COLD WAR VETERANS When effective 17-18
I11-24 Reports 111-27;111-29; Exemption for Cold War COMMUNITY
Coastal erosion 111-35 Veterans 245-17; PRESERVATION
management permit Severability 111-32 245-18 FUND AND
111-27 Sheds 111-6 COMBUSTIBLES COMMUNITY
Conflicts 111-31 Structural hazard area BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; HOUSING FUND
Conservation districts 111-6 111-10 PROPERTY See Community
Construction 1114;111-5; Tests 111-6 MAINTENANCE Preservation Fund
111-6;111-10;111-11; Title 111-2 100-3 Advisory Board 17-16\
111-13;111-14; Town Board 111-22; See Also EXPLOSION 17-18
111-15;111-23 I11-24;111-27;111-35 HAZARDS See Establishment of
Costs and expenses 111-6; Town Clerk 111-25 See Also EXPLOSIVES Community Housing
111-20 Traffic control 111-16 FIRE PREVENTION AND Fund 17-47\17-53
Decks 111-6 Trustees 111-35 BUILDING CODE See Real Estate Transfer
Definitions 111-6 Utilities 111-6 ADMINISTRATION Tax 17-19\1740
Docks 111-6 Variances 111-20;111-21; 144-19 See Southold Community
Drainage 111-14 111-22;111-23; See Also FLAMMABLES Preservation Fund
Dumps and dumping 111-6 111-24;111-27 JUNKYARDS 166-1;166-7 17-1\17-11
Dune area 111-13 Variances and Appeals LITTERING 174-1 See Southold Community
See Emergency Activities 111-20\111-26 SOIL REMOVAL 228-7 Preservation Project
111-17\111-19 Variances from standards COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Plan 17-12\17-15
Enactment I I I-1 and restrictions 111-20 Garbage,Rubbish and See Water Quality
Environmental quality Violations and penalties Refuse 233-1;2334 Improvement 17-41\
review 111-33 111-29;111-34 See Also VEHICLES 17-46
Environmental review Walls 111-6 VEHICLES AND COMPENSATION
111-33 Water 111-5;111-6;111-7; TRAFFIC 260-15 AGRICULTURAL
Erosion protection 111-10;111-13; ZONING 280-78;280-110 ADVISORY
structures I I1-15 111-14;111-29 COMMISSIONERS, COMMITTEE 71-3
Establishment 111-7 Water conservation 111-6 BOARD OF Code of Ethics 26-2
Excavations 111-6;111-10; Wetlands 111-6 See BOARD OF COMMITTEES,
111-11;111-12; When effective 111-3 COMMISSIONERS APPOINTMENT OF
111-13;111-14 Wildlife 111-6;111-12; COMMITTEES, 13-2
Expiration 111-23 111-13;111-14;111-15 APPOINTMENT OF Community Preservation
Fees 111-22;111-27 CODE ENFORCEMENT Committee members 13-2 Fund Advisory Board
Fences 111-6 CITATIONS Compensation 13-2 17-16
Findings I I 1-5 See CITATIONS Costs and expenses 13-4 Establishment of
Format and procedure CODE ENFORCEMENT Duties 13-3 Community Housing
I11-21 OFFICER Effect on statutory Fund 17-51
Garages 111-6 APPEARANCE TICKETS provisions 13-5 Ethics Board 26-21
Gas 111-10 5-2 Establishment of Exemption for Cold War
General Provisions 111-1\ See Also BUILDING committees 13-1 Veterans 245-18
111-6 INSPECTOR Expenses 13-4 Exemption for War
Grades and grading 111-6; Dogs 83-7 Meetings 13-3 Veterans and Gold Star
I11-10;111-11; FILMING 139-8 Membership 13-2 Parents 245-16
111-12;111-13 Minutes 13-3 EXPENSES OF TOWN
Grievances 111-26 OFFICERS 30-1
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COMPENSATION...
FIRE PREVENTION AND CONDITIONAL USES Agricultural-Conservation STORMWATER
BUILDING CODE See NONCONFORMING (A-C)District and MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATION USES Low-Density 236-2;236-3;236-4;
144-3;144-5 See PERMITTED USES Residential R-80, 236-5;236-7;236-9;
Grievance Procedures 47-1 See SPECIAL EXCEPTION R-120,R-200 and 236-10;236-12;
HOUSING FUND 34-6 USES R400 Districts 280-13 236-14;236-16;
NOISE,PREVENTION OF CONDOMINIUMS BOATS,DOCKS AND 236-17;236-18; -
1804 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; WHARVES 96-8 236-19;236-20;
POLICE DEPARTMENT PROPERTY See Also BUILDING 236-22;236-23;236-34
51-1;51-4;51-6 MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION Street Excavations 237-12;
C POLICE DEPARTMENT 100-4 COASTAL EROSION 237-13;237-14
RULES AND Southold Community HAZARD AREAS Street Numbering 237-25;
REGULATIONS Preservation Fund 17-4 111-4;111-5;111-6; 237-26
A29047 WETLANDS AND 111-10;111-11; SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Real Estate Transfer Tax SHORELINE 275-2 111-13;111-14; 240-3;240-6;240-10;
17-35 ZONING 280-4 111-15;111-23 240-16;240-17;
Rules of Conduct 26-5; CONFIDENTIALITY Districts 280-8 240-21;240-25;
26-12;26-16 POLICE DEPARTMENT Ducks 83-3 240-31;240-32;
See Also SALARIES AND RULES AND Establishment of 240-35;240-36;
COMPENSATION REGULATIONS Community Housing 240-37;240-39;
Site Plan Approval 280-135 A290-14;A290-41 Fund 17-50;17-51 240-40;240-54;240-59
TOBACCO Real Estate Transfer Tax FIRE PREVENTION AND Targeted Business
ADVERTISING 249-2 17-37 BUILDING CODE Investment Exemption
TOURIST AND TRAILER RECORDS 59-2 ADMINISTRATION 245-7
CAMPS 253-1 Rules of Conduct 26-11 144-2;144-3;144-5; Water Quality Improvement
TRANSPORTATION CONFLICTS OF INTEREST 144-6;144-7;144-8; 17-43
ACCESS Rules of Conduct 26-3; 144-11;144-13; WATERFRONT
MANAGEMENT 64-4 26-5;26-7 144-15;144-18; CONSISTENCY
Water Quality Improvement CONSERVATION BOARD 144-20;144-25;144-26 REVIEW 268-3
1746 SUBDIVISION OF LAND FLOOD DAMAGE WETLANDS AND
WETLANDS AND 24042 PREVENTION 148-2; SHORELINE 275-2;
SHORELINE 275-3.1 CONSERVATION 148-4;148-12;148-13; 275-3.1;275-5;
YOUTH BOARD 68-5 DISTRICTS 148-14;148-15; 275-11;275-12.1;
ZONING 280-4 Agricultural-Conservation 148-16;148-17; 275-16
COMPLAINTS (A-C)District and 148-18;148-19; Wireless Communication
Dogs 83-8;83-9 Low-Density 148-20;148-24 Facilities 280-70;
Ethics Board 26-23 Residential R-80, Garbage,Rubbish and 280-73;280-74;280-75
FIRE PREVENTION AND R-120,R-200 and Refuse 233-1;233-4 ZONING 280-4;280-105;
BUILDING CODE R-400 Districts 280-15 General Business(B) 280-114;280-123;
ADMINISTRATION COASTAL EROSION District 280-48 280-153;280-156;
144-5;144-20;144-24 HAZARD AREAS Hamlet Business(HB) 280-207;280-208
Garbage,Rubbish and 111-6 District 280-45 CONSTRUCTION CODES
Refuse 233-8 Districts 280-5 HIGHWAY See BUILDING
Members of the Department General Business(B) SPECIFICATIONS CONSTRUCTION
A290-33 District 280-48 161-2;161-4;161-6; CONSTRUCTION CODES,
POLICE DEPARTMENT Hamlet Business(HB) 161-7;161-9;161-14 UNIFORM
RULES AND District 280-45 HOUSING FUND 34-5 See BUILDING
REGULATIONS Hamlet Density(HD) Illicit Discharges 236-25; CONSTRUCTION
A290-15;A290-36; Residential District 236-28;236-30 CONSTRUCTION
A290-45 280-22 LANDMARK OFFICIAL
Senior Citizen Exemption Limited Business(LB) PRESERVATION See BUILDING
245-4 District 280-41 170-6;170-7 INSPECTOR
STORMWATER Low-Density Residential LIGHTING,OUTDOOR See CODE
MANAGEMENT R-40 District 280-17; 172-4;172-6 ENFORCEMENT
236-24 280-19 NOISE,PREVENTION OF OFFICER
TOURIST AND TRAILER Marine I(MI)District 180-4 CONSTRUCTION
CAMPS 253-15 280-52 OPEN SPACE PERMITS
WETLANDS AND Marine II(MII)District PRESERVATION See Also BUILDING
SHORELINE 275-3.1 280-55 185-5 PERMITS
Wireless Communication Plum Island Conservation Preservation of Natural FIRE PREVENTION AND
Facilities 280-74 District(PIC)280-186; Features 240-51 BUILDING CODE
ZONING 280-151 280-187;280-188 Residential Office(RO) ADMINISTRATION
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Preservation of Natural District 280-38 144-3
Affordable Housing(AHD) Features 240-51 Roadway Construction See Also LICENSES AND
District 280-29 Residential Office(RO) 161-15;161-18; PERMITS
FLOOD DAMAGE District 280-38 161-21;161-24; See Also SPECIAL
PREVENTION 148-23 Resort Residential(RR) 161-25;161-37;161-38 PERMITS
General Business(B) District 280-35 SANITARY FLOW CONSTRUCTION SIGNS
District 280-48 SEWERS AND SEWAGE CREDITS, See SIGNS
Hamlet Business(HB) DISPOSAL 215-2 TRANSFER OF CONSTRUCTION
District 280-45 STORMWATER 117-10;117-13 STANDARDS
Historic Preservation MANAGEMENT SEWERS AND SEWAGE See BUILDING
District(HPD)280-195 236-5;236-17 DISPOSAL 215-2; CONSTRUCTION
See Also MASTER PLAN Water Quality Improvement 215-3;215-4;215-9; CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
Recreational Floating Zone 1741;17-43 215-18 See Also
District(RFZ)280-201 CONSERVATION Signs 280-81;280-85 COMMUNICABLE
SOIL REMOVAL 228-6 EASEMENTS Site Plan Approval DISEASES
SUBDIVISION OF LAND See EASEMENTS 280-128;280-133; PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS
240-3;2404;240-10; CONSTRUCTION 280-137;280-138 AND TRANSIENT
240-11;240-19; Affordable Housing(AHD) Small Wind Energy Systems RETAIL
240-42;240-43;240-53 District 280-25;280-29 277-4 MERCHANTS 197-6
COMPTROLLER AGRICULTURAL LANDS SOIL REMOVAL 228-4; CONVALESCENT HOMES
LOCAL LAWS, PRESERVATION 70-5 228-7 See Also NURSING
ADOPTION OF 38-5 Special Exception Uses HOMES
RECORDS 59-2 280-140.280-141 ZONING 280-4.280-79
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CONVENIENCE STORES Light Industrial(LI)District SANITARY FLOW FIRE PREVENTION AND
General Business(B) 280-62 CREDITS, BUILDING CODE
District 28048 Light Industrial Park/ TRANSFER OF ADMINISTRATION
Hamlet Business(HB) Planned Office Park 117-11 144-8
District 280-45 (LIO)District 280-58 STORMWATER FLOOD DAMAGE
ZONING 280-4;280-78 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR MANAGEMENT PREVENTION 148-18
CORRUGATED 172-4 236-9;236-11 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
CARDBOARD LITTERING 174-5 SUBDIVISION OF LAND 172-2
Garbage,Rubbish and OPEN SPACE 240-3;240-21;240-25; Site Plan Approval 280-137
Refuse 233-1;233-3.1 PRESERVATION 240-30;240-34; STORMWATER
COSTS AND EXPENSES 185-5 240-35;240-44; MANAGEMENT
Adoption of Renumbered Parking at Beaches 189-7 240-52;240-57 236-10
2006 Code 1-14 POLICE DEPARTMENT ZONING 280-4 WETLANDS AND
Affordable Housing(AHD) 51-1 COURT CLERK SHORELINE 275-2;
District 280-24;280-30 Real Estate Transfer Tax Members of the Department 275-5
AGRICULTURAL LANDS 17-35 A290-33 ZONING 280-4;280-104
PRESERVATION 70-5 RECORDS 59-9 CROSSWALKS DEER
Agricultural Planned Roadway Construction See Also PEDESTRIAN AGRICULTURAL USES
Development District 161-21;161-26;161-40 WALKWAYS 72-4
280-177 SANITARY FLOW Pedestrians 260-27 FIRE PREVENTION AND
ANIMALS 83-23 CREDITS, See Also STREETS AND BUILDING CODE
Board of Appeals 280-146 TRANSFER OF 117-9 SIDEWALKS ADMINISTRATION
BOATS,DOCKS AND Senior Citizen Exemption SUBDIVISION OF LAND 144-8
WHARVES 96-10; 245-1 240-3 HUNTING 163-3
96-25 SEWERS AND SEWAGE VEHICLES AND Stop and Yield Intersections
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; DISPOSAL 215-3; TRAFFIC 260-18 260-4;260-6
PROPERTY 215-4;215-7;215-8; CULTURAL HISTORIC WETLANDS AND
MAINTENANCE 215-9;215-12;215-18 PRESERVATION SHORELINE 275-5
100-7;100-9;100-10 Shellfish 219-6 See HISTORIC ZONING 280-4;280-105
See Also CHARGES Signs 280-88;280-90 PRESERVATION DEER HUNTING
COASTAL EROSION Site Plan Approval CULVERTS HUNTING 163-3
HAZARD AREAS 280-131;280-137 Notification of Defects DEFECATION
111-6;111-20 Small Wind Energy Systems 237-1 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding
Code of Ethics 26-2 277-6 Site Plan Approval 280-133 and Domestic Pet
COMMITTEES, SOIL REMOVAL 228-9 STORMWATER Waste 83-28
APPOINTMENT OF Special Events Requiring MANAGEMENT DEFENSE AND
13-4 Chairperson of the 236-5 INDEMNIFICATION
DOMESTIC Zoning Board of SUBDIVISION OF LAND Adoption of Renumbered
PARTNERSHIPS Appeals'Approval 240-10;240-17 2006 Code 1-14
121-5 205-5 CURBS Adoption of statutory
ELECTRICAL Special Events Requiring Design Standards 240-45 provisions 21-1
INSPECTIONS 126-2 Town Board Approval HIGHWAY DEFENSE AND
Emergency Removal of 205-7 SPECIFICATIONS INDEMNIFICATION
Vehicles 260-24 STORMWATER 161-4 21-2
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Marine II(MII)District Ethics Board 26-21
QUALITY REVIEW 236-8;236-9;236-18; 280-55 Liability 21-2
130-9 236-20;236-34;236-35 POLICE DEPARTMENT See Also LIABILITY
Establishment of Street Excavations 237-7; RULES AND Officers and employees
Community Housing 237-9;237-14;237-16 REGULATIONS 21-1
Fund 17-50 SUBDIVISION OF LAND A290-37;A290-38 Town Board 21-1
ETHICS 26-17;26-26 240-8;240-10;240-20; Roadway Construction Town to provide defense for
Ethics Board 26-21 240-23;240-32; 161-34;161-38; employees 21-2
EXPENSES OF TOWN 240-34;240-37;240-44 161-41;161-45;161-46 DEFINITIONS AND
OFFICERS 30-1 Targeted Business Site Plan Approval ABBREVIATIONS
See Also FEES Investment Exemption 280-131;280-133; 303(d)LIST 236-5
FILMING 139-4;139-5; 245-7 280-137 ACCESS 280-4
139-14 TRANSPORTATION STORMWATER ACCESS PATH 275-2
FIRE PREVENTION AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT ACCESSORY
BUILDING CODE MANAGEMENT 64-2 236-5 APARTMENT 280-4
ADMINISTRATION VEHICLES,MOTOR- Street Excavations 237-6; ACCESSORY BUILDING
144-3;144-8;144-15; DRIVEN 264-19 237-13 OR STRUCTURE
144-19;144-20 Water Quality Improvement SUBDIVISION OF LAND 2804
Fishers Island Harbor 17-44 240-17;240-21 ACCESSORY
Management 157-8; WETLANDS AND VEHICLES AND STRUCTURE 275-2;
157-12 SHORELINE 275-7; TRAFFIC 260-1; 148-4
FLOOD DAMAGE 275-11 260-22;260-28 ACCESSORY USE 280-4
PREVENTION 148-3; Wireless Communication ZONING 280-4;280-78; ACQUISITION 185-3
148-4;148-12;148-13; Facilities 280-74; 280-92 ACTIONS 268-3
148-15;148-23;148-24 280-76 CURFEW ACTIVE DUTY 245-17
General Business(B) ZONING 280-4;280-92 See MINORS ADAPTIVE REUSE 170-3
District 280-48 COUNTY CLERK ADDITION 280-4
Hamlet Business(HB) Agricultural Planned - D — ADMINISTRATIVE
District 28045 Development District PERMIT 275-2
HIGHWAY 280-175 DANCE HALLS ADMINISTRATOR 111-6
SPECIFICATIONS Board of Appeals 280-146 General Business(B) ADVISORY BOARD 17-4
161-6;161-49 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; District 280-48 AESTHETICS 275-2
HOUSING FUND 34-3; PROPERTY ZONING 280-4 AGENCY 268-3
34-5;34-6 MAINTENANCE DAY-CARE FACILITIES AGRICULTURAL
Illicit Discharges 236-28; 100-8 Historic Preservation DEBRIS 233-1
236-31 Historic Preservation District(HPD)280-193 AGRICULTURAL LANDS
JUNKYARDS 166-6 District(HPD)280-196 DECKS 70-3
LANDMARK Real Estate Transfer Tax COASTAL EROSION AGRICULTURAL
PRESERVATION 17-20 HAZARD AREAS PROCESSING 280-4
170-14 111-6
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AGRICULTURAL AUTOMOBILE TRAILER CHANNEL 236-5 COMMISSIONER 177-1
PROCESSING or HOUSE CAR 253-1 CHANNEL SYSTEM COMMITTEE 70-3;71-2;
BUILDING 2804 BANK 275-2 96-7;2194 185-3
AGRICULTURAL BASE FLOOD 1484 CHARITABLE EVENT COMMON DRIVEWAY
PRODUCTION 70-3; BASE STATION 1804 240-3
72-4;236-5;280-4 EQUIPMENT 280-69 CHILD CARE 280-4 COMMON OPEN SPACE
AGRICULTURAL BASEMENT 148-4;280-4 CHILD-CARE CENTER 280-4
PRODUCTION BAY 275-2 249-2 COMMUNICABLE
BUILDING 280-4 BEACH 111-6;275-2 CHLORINE DEMAND DISEASE A29045
AGRICULTURAL USES BED-AND-BREAKFAST 215-2 COMMUNITY CENTER
72-4 2804 CHURNING 2194 280-4
AGRICULTURAL BENCHMARKING CIGARETTE 249-2 COMMUNITY FACILITY
ZONING DISTRICTS INFORMATION 177-1 CLEAN FILL 236-5 280-191
D 71-2 BERM 280-4 CLEAN WATER ACT COMMUNITY HOUSING
AGRICULTURE 236-5; BEST MANAGEMENT 236-5 17-4
275-2;240-3;280-4 PRACTICES(BMPs) CLEARING 236-5;275-2; COMMUNITY
AGRICULTURE AND 236-5 240-3 PRESERVATION 174
MARKETS LAW BILLBOARD 2804 CLERK 275-2 COMMUNITY
83-18 BLOCK 2804 CLERK OF THE PRESERVATION
AGRICULTURE BLUFF 111-6;275-2 PLANNING BOARD PROJECT PLAN 174
RESERVE AREA BLUFF LINE 275-2 240-3 COMPLAINANT A290-36
240-3 BLUFF,TOE OF 275-2 CLUB,BEACH 280-4 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
AIRBORNE SOUND 180-4 BLUFF,TOP OF 275-2 CLUB,MEMBERSHIP OR 240-3
ALARM INSTALLATION BOARD 17-4;275-2 COUNTRY OR GOLF CONDITION
75-2 BOARD OF APPEALS 280-4 ASSESSMENT 144-20
ALIENATION 70-3;185-3 2804 CLUB,YACHT 2804 CONDOMINIUM 2804
ALTER HYDROLOGY BOARD OR CLUSTER 240-3;280-4 CONSERVATION 275-2;
FROM PRE-TO DEPARTMENT OF CO-LOCATION 280-69 240-3
POST- PUBLIC HEALTH COASTAL A ZONE 148-4 CONSERVATION
DEVELOPMENT 253-1 COASTAL AREA 268-3 AREAS,PRIMARY
CONDITIONS 236-5 BOARDING-AND COASTAL ASSESSMENT 240-3
ALTERATION 170-3; TOURIST HOUSES FORM(CAF)268-3 CONSERVATION
280-4 280-4 COASTAL AREAS,
AMPLIFIED SOUND BOAT(VESSEL)96-7 CONSTRUCTION SECONDARY 240-3
180-4 BOAT/VESSEL 219-4; 275-2 CONSERVATION
ANCHOR 96-7 275-2 COASTAL EASEMENT 240-3
ANTENNA 280-69 BOD(denoting CONTRACTOR 275-2 CONSERVATION
ANTENNA SUPPORT "biochemical oxygen COASTAL EROSION SUBDIVISION 240-3
STRUCTURE 280-69 demand")215-2 HAZARD AREA MAP CONSIDERATION 17-20
APARTMENT 280-4 BODY FLUIDS A290-45 111-6 CONSISTENT 268-3
APARTMENT HOUSE BONA FIDE COASTAL EROSION CONSTRUCTION 236-5
280-4 AQUACULTURE/ HAZARD LINE 275-2 CONSTRUCTION
APPEAL 1484 MARICULTURE COASTAL HIGH- ACTIVITY 236-5
APPEAR and APPEAR FARM OPERATION HAZARD AREA CONSTRUCTION AND
BEFORE 26-2 280-4 1484 DEMOLITION(C&
APPLICANT 236-5;275-2; BONA FIDE FARM COASTAL WATERS D)DEBRIS 233-1;
240-3;2804 OPERATION 2804 111-6 275-2
APPLICATION 275-2 BOWRIDING 96-7 COASTLINE 111-6 CONSTRUCTION
APPLICATION FOR BREAKAWAY WALL COD(denoting chemical DEVICE 1804
DEVELOPMENT 1484 oxygen demand)215-2 CONSULTANT 26-2
2804 BREEZEWAY 280-4 CODE ENFORCEMENT CONSUMER PRICE
AQUACULTURE 2194; BUFFER 2804 OFFICER 144-3 INDEX 280-25
275-2;2804 BUFFER AREA 275-2; CODE ENFORCEMENT CONTAINMENT 219-4
AQUATIC HABITAT 240-3 OFFICIAL 207-2 CONTINUING CARE
RESTORATION BUILDABLE AREA 280-4 CODE ENFORCEMENT FACILITY 280-4
PROJECT 17-43 BUILDABLE LAND 280-4 PERSONNEL 144-3 CONTRACT 26-2
ARCADE,AMUSEMENT BUILDABLE LANDS COLD WAR VETERAN CONTROLLING
280-4 240-3 245-17 INTEREST 17-20
ARCHIVES 59-13 BUILDING 236-5;148-4; COMBINED SEWER CONVENIENCE STORE
AREA LIGHT 172-2 280-4 236-5 280-4
AREA OF SHALLOW BUILDING AREA 280-4 COMMENCE CONVEYANCE 17-20;
FLOODING 148-4 BUILDING ENERGY (COMMENCEMENT 280-25
AREA OF SPECIAL BENCHMARKING OF)CONSTRUCTION COOPERATIVE 280-4
FLOOD HAZARD 177-1 ACTIVITIES 236-5 CORRUGATED
148-4 BUILDING INSPECTOR COMMERCIAL CARDBOARD 233-1
ARMED FORCES 245-17 236-5 AGRICULTURE 275-2 COURT,DEPTH OF
ARTISAN MARKET BUILDING LINE 280-4 COMMERCIAL DOCK OUTER 280-4
280-191 BUILDING PERMIT 144-3 275-2 COURT,INNER 280-4
ARTIST STUDIO/ BULKHEAD 275-2;280-4 COMMERCIAL COURT,OUTER 280-4
WORKSHOP 280-191 CABANA/POOL HOUSE LANDSCAPER 180-4 COURT,WIDTH OF
AS-BUILT PLANS 275-2 2804 COMMERCIAL OUTER 2804
ASSEMBLY AREA 144-3 CAMP COTTAGE 253-1 LANDSCAPING 180-4 COVERED MUNICIPAL
ASSET 280-25 CAMPSITE 253-20 COMMERCIAL BUILDING 177-1
ASTM 215-2 CANOPY 144-3 PURPOSES 219-4 CRAWL SPACE 148-4
ATTENDANT 233-1 CANS 233-1 COMMERCIAL SELF- CREEKS 275-2
ATTIC 280-4 CATWALK 275-2 HAULERS 233-1 CRITICAL
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE CELLAR 148-4;280-4 COMMERCIAL SERVICE ENVIRONMENTAL
RECEPTACLE 174-1 CENTRAL ALARM EQUIPMENT 180-4 AREAS 275-2
AUTO 166-2 STATION 75-2 COMMERCIAL SOLAR CROPS,LIVESTOCK
AUTO REPAIR SHOP CERTIFICATE OF ENERGY AND LIVESTOCK
280-4 COMPLIANCE 144-3; PRODUCTION PRODUCTS 280-98
AUTOMOBILE SALES 280-4 SYSTEM 280-4 CROSSWALK 240-3
LOT OR BUILDING CERTIFICATE OF COMMERCIAL CUL-DE-SAC 280-4
2804 OCCUPANCY 144-3; VEHICLES 233-1 CUL-DE-SAC(COURT)
280-4 COMMISSION 64-3 240-3
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CULLING 2194 EMPLOYEE 47-1 FIRE SAFETY AND GIFT and FINANCIAL
CULTURAL FEATURES ENERGY 177-1 PROPERTY BENEFIT 26-2
240-3 ENERGY CODE 144-3 MAINTENANCE GLARE 172-2
CURB CUT 280-4 ENERGY INSPECTION 144-3 GLASS 233-1
CURB LEVEL 2804 PERFORMANCE FIRST-TIME GOLD STAR PARENT
CURBLINE 260-1 SCORE 177-1 HOMEBUYER 17-4 245-15
CUSTOM WORKSHOP ENERGY USE FISH PROCESSING 280-4 GOLF COURSE,
280-4 INTENSITY(EUI) FIXED DOCK 275-2 STANDARD
CUSTOMER or CLIENT 177-1 FIXED GEAR 219-4 REGULATION 280-4
26-2 ENGINEER 240-3 FIXTURE 172-2 GOVERNMENT LIAISON
DAYS 47-1 ENLARGEMENT 280-4 FLAT,LOW SLOPE OR OFFICER 280-25
dB(A)180-4 ENVIRONMENT 268-3 MANSARD ROOF GRADING 111-6;236-5;
DEBRIS LINE 111-6 EQUIPMENT SHELTER 280-4 240-3
DEC 215-2 280-69 FLEA MARKET 280-4 GRANTEE 17-20
DECIBEL("dB")180-4 EROSION 111-6;236-5 FLOAT 275-2 GRANTOR 17-20
DECK 275-2;280-4 EROSION CONTROL FLOATING DOCK 275-2 GREENHOUSE 280-4
DECKING 275-2 275-2 FLOATING HOME 96-27 GRIEVANCE 47-1
DEDICATION 236-5; EROSION CONTROL FLOATING HOME GROCERY STORE 280-4
280-4 MANUAL 236-5 MARINA 96-27 GROIN 275-2
DEMOLITION 170-3; EROSION HAZARD FLOOD BOUNDARY GROSS FLOOR AREA
280-4 AREA 111-6 AND FLOODWAY 177-1;280-4
DEPARTMENT 47-1; EROSION PROTECTION MAP(FBFM)148-4 GROUND FLOOR 280-4
177-1;236-5;A290-46 STRUCTURE 111-6 FLOOD ELEVATION GUEST 219-4
DESIGN MANUAL 236-5 EROSION, STUDY 148-4 GUEST UNIT 280-4
DESIGN PROFESSIONAL SEDIMENTATION FLOOD HAZARD AREA GUYED ANTENNA
236-5 AND STORMWATER 280-4 SUPPORT
DETERIORATION 144-20 RUNOFF CONTROL FLOOD HAZARD STRUCTURE 280-69
DEVELOPER 236-5 PLAN 236-5 BOUNDARY MAP HABITABLE FLOOR
DEVELOPMENT 236-5; ESSENTIAL LIGHTING (FHBM)148-4 AREA 280-4
148-4 172-2 FLOOD INSURANCE HABITAT 275-2
DEVELOPMENT RIGHT EXCAVATION 236-5 RATE MAP(FIRM) HABITAT
70-3;185-3 EXCESSIVE LIGHTING 148-4 FRAGMENTATION
DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS 172-2 FLOOD INSURANCE 275-2
280-171 EXISTING STUDY 148-4 HANDBILL 174-1
DIAL ALARM 75-2 MANUFACTURED FLOOD OR FLOODING HARVESTING 275-2
DIRECT ACTIONS 268-3 HOME PARK OR 148-4 HAZARDOUS
DIRECT ALARM 75-2 SUBDIVISION 148-4 FLOODPLAIN 280-4 MATERIALS 236-5
DIRECT DISCHARGE(TO EXISTING RESOURCE FLOODPLAIN OR HAZARDOUS
A SPECIFIC AND SITE FLOOD-PRONE PRODUCTION
SURFACE WATER ANALYSIS PLAN AREA 148-4;240-3 MATERIALS 144-3
BODY)236-5 (ERSAP)240-3 FLOODPROOFING 148-4 HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
DISCHARGE 236-5 EXISTING STRUCTURE FLOODWAY 148-4 280-25
DISTRICT 215-2 111-6 FLOOR AREA 280-4 HEALTH CARE
DOCK 275-2 EXPANSION TO AN FLOOR AREA RATIO FACILITY 2804
DOCK LENGTH 275-2 EXISTING 2804 HEALTH CLUB 280-4
DOMESTIC LIVESTOCK MANUFACTURED FLOOR AREA,GROSS HEIGHT 280-69
83-27 HOME PARK OR (GFA)280-4 HEIGHT OF ACCESSORY
DOMESTIC PET SUBDIVISION 148-4 FLOOR AREA,LIVABLE BUILDING 2804
(ANIMAL)83-27 EXTERIOR LIGHTING 2804 HEIGHT OF BUILDING
DOUBLE POLE 237-31 172-2 FOOD CATERING 2804
DRAIN LAYER or EXTERIOR PROPERTY FACILITY 2804 HIGHEST ADJACENT
LICENSED DRAIN 100-3 FOOD PROCESSING GRADE 1484
LAYER 215-2 FACADE 170-3 FACILITY 2804 HIGHWAY 237-5
DRAINAGE RIGHT-OF- FALL ZONE 280-69 FOOTCANDLE(FC)172-2 HISTORIC 170-3
WAY 240-3 FALSE EMERGENCY FRATERNAL HISTORIC BUILDING
DRAINAGE SYSTEMS ALARM 75-2 ORGANIZATION 280-4
236-5 FAMILY 280-4 280-4 HISTORIC
DUMPSTER 100-3 FAMILY MEMBER 280-4 FRONT or FRONTAGE SIGNIFICANCE 64-3
DUNE 111-6;275-2 FAMILY OFFENSE 237-23 HISTORIC STRUCTURE
DWELLING 207-2;249-2 A290-36 FRONTAGE 280-4 1484
DWELLING UNIT 207-2; FAMILY/HOUSEHOLD FULL CUTOFF(FCO) HISTORICAL SOCIETY
280-4 A290-36 172-2 2804
DWELLING,MULTIPLE FARM 2804 FULLY SHIELDED 172-2 HOLIDAY LIGHTING
2804 FARM BUILDINGS 2804 FUNCTIONAL 275-2 172-2
DWELLING,MULTIPLE- FARM OPERATION 2804 FUNCTIONAL HOLIDAYS 180-4;260-1
FAMILY 207-2 FARM STAND 724;2804 BULKHEAD 275-2 HOME BUSINESS
DWELLING,ONE- FARMHOUSE 280-4 FUNCTIONAL JETTY/ OFFICE 280-4
FAMILY 207-2;280-4 FCNYS 144-3 GROIN 275-2 HOME OCCUPATION
DWELLING,ROW OR FEDERAL EMERGENCY FUNCTIONALLY 280-4
ATTACHED 280-4 MANAGEMENT DEPENDENT USE HOME PROFESSIONAL
DWELLING, AGENCY 148-4 148-4 OFFICE 2804
SEMIDETACHED FEED or FEEDING 83-27 FUND 17-4;17-20;34-3 HOMEOWNER'S LIGHT
280-4 FENCE 280-4 GABION 275-2 RESIDENTIAL
DWELLING,TWO- FILLING 236-5 GAMBLING 280-4 OUTDOOR
FAMILY 207-2;280-4 FINAL PLAT 240-3 GARAGE,PRIVATE 280-4 EQUIPMENT 180-4
EASEMENT 240-3;280-4 FINAL PLAT APPROVAL GARAGE,PUBLIC 280-4 HOMEOWNERS'OR
EEL 219-4 240-3 GARAGE,REPAIR 280-4 HOMES
ELEVATED BUILDING FINAL STABILIZATION GARBAGE 100-3;174-1 ASSOCIATION
148-4 236-5 GARDEN CENTER 275-2;280-4
ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS 280-191 HORTICULTURE 275-2
17-4 75-2 GAS-POWERED LEAF HOTEL OR MOTEL,
ELIGIBLE PROJECT FIRE OR POLICE ALARM BLOWER 180-4 RESORT 280-4
117-3 DEVICE 75-2 GASOLINE SERVICE HOTEL OR MOTEL,
EMERGENCY ALARM STATION 280-4 TRANSIENT 280-4
75-2 HOUSEHOLD 280-25
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HOUSING 34-3 LIFE CARE MOBILE FOOD NONSTORMWATER
IDENTIFICATION TAG COMMUNITY 280-4 PREPARATION DISCHARGE 236-5
83-18 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL VEHICLES 144-3 NONTURF BUFFER 275-2
IESNA 172-2 USES 280-4 MOBILE HOME 148-4 NORMAL
IESNA RECOMMENDED LIGHT INDUSTRY 280-4 MODERATE-INCOME MAINTENANCE
PRACTICES 172-2 LIGHT POLLUTION 172-2 FAMILY 280-25 111-6
ILLEGAL DUMPING LIGHT SOURCE 172-2 MODERATE-INCOME NPDES 215-2
233-1 LIGHT TRESPASS 172-2 FAMILY DWELLING NUISANCE WILDLIFE
ILLICIT CONNECTIONS LIGHTING 172-2 UNIT 280-25 268-3
236-5 LIMIT OF MODERATE MODERATE-INCOME NURSERY SCHOOL 280-4
ILLICIT DISCHARGE WAVE ACTION FAMILY OCCUPANT 100-3
236-5 (LiMWA)148-4 UNIMPROVED LOT OFF DUTY A290-46
ILLUMINANCE 172-2 LITTER 100-3;174-1 280-25 OFF-PREMISES SIGN
D IMMEDIATE FAMILY LIVABLE FLOOR AREA MODIFICATION 280-69 280-4
207-2 111-6 MONOPOLE 280-69 OFF-STREET PARKING
IMMEDIATE FAMILY LIVING AREA 2804 MONOPOLIZE 96-4;275-2 SPACE 280-4
MEMBER 26-2 LOADING BERTH 2804 MOORING 275-2 OFFICER A29046
IMMEDIATE PROJECT LOCAL MOTEL,RESORT 280-4 OFFICIAL MAP 240-3
AREA 275-2 ADMINISTRATOR MOTEL,TRANSIENT OFFICIAL TIME
IMMEDIATE 148-4 280-4 STANDARD 260-1
SUPERVISOR 47-1 LOCAL WATERFRONT MOUNT 280-69 ON DUTY A290-46
IMPACTED TAX ROLL REVITALIZATION MOUNTING HEIGHT ON-FARM DIRECT
245-20 PROGRAM or LWRP 172-2 MARKETING
IMPERVIOUS SURFACE 268-3 MOVABLE STRUCTURE BUILDING 280-4
236-5;275-2;280-4 LOT 240-3;280-4 111-6 ON-FARM OPERATION
IMPROVED VALUE LOT AREA 280-4 MUNICIPAL PERMIT DIRECT
245-20 LOT COVERAGE 280-4 236-5 MARKETING 2804
INCOME ELIGIBLE LOT DEPTH 280-4 MUNICIPAL SEPARATE ONE-HUNDRED-YEAR
INDIVIDUALS/ LOT LINE 280-4 STORM SEWER FLOOD 1484
FAMILIES 34-3 LOT LINE SYSTEM(MS4)236-5 ONE-HUNDRED-YEAR
INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE MODIFICATION NATIONAL GEODETIC FLOODPLAIN 236-5
TREATMENT 240-3 VERTICAL DATUM OPEN DEVELOPMENT
SYSTEM 236-5 LOT LINE,FRONT 280-4 (NGVD)1484 AREA 240-3
INDOOR DOG AND CAT LOT LINE,REAR 280-4 NATURAL BUFFER 240-3 OPEN SPACE 280-4
CARE FACILITY LOT LINE,SIDE 2804 NATURAL DRAINAGE OPEN SPACE or OPEN
2804 LOT WIDTH 280-4 236-5 AREA 185-3
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY LOT,CORNER 280-4 NATURAL FEATURES, OPERATING PERMIT
236-5 LOT,INTERIOR 280-4 RESOURCES OR 144-3
INDUSTRIAL LOT,REAR OR FLAG SYSTEMS 240-3 OPERATIONS 275-2
STORMWATER 280-4 NATURAL OUTLET 215-2 ORDER OF PROTECTION
PERMIT 236-5 LOT,THROUGH 280-4 NATURAL PROTECTIVE A290-36
INFILTRATION 236-5 LOW-PROFILE JETTY FEATURE 111-6; ORDER TO REMEDY
INSPECTOR 144-3 275-2 236-5;268-3 144-3
INTEREST IN REAL LOW-SILL BULKHEAD NATURAL PROTECTIVE ORDINARY AND USUAL
PROPERTY 17-20 275-2 FEATURE AREA MAINTENANCE -
INTRUSION75-2 LOWER-AND 111-6 275-2
JETTY 275-2 MODERATE-COST NATURAL VEGETATED ORDINARY
JUNKED VEHICLE 100-3 HOUSING 280-4 BUFFER 268-3 MAINTENANCE
JUNKYARD 280-4 LOWEST FLOOR 148-4 NATURAL 280-69
JURISDICTIONAL LUMEN 172-2 WATERCOURSE ORIGINAL STRUCTURE
WETLAND 236-5 LUMINAIRE 172-2 236-5 275-2
LAMP 172-2 MAIN FLOOR 280-4 NATURAL WATERSHED OUTDOOR PAVILLION
LAND 100-3 MAINTENANCE 236-5 280-4
LAND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT 236-5 NEARSHORE AREA OUTDOOR
ACTIVITY 236-5 MAINTENANCE 111-6 RECREATIONAL
LAND-BASED DREDGING 275-2 NET WORTH 280-25 FACILITIES 280-4
AQUACULTURE MAJOR ADDITION 111-6 NEW CONSTRUCTION OUTDOOR STORAGE
219-4;280-4 MAN-MADE POND 275-2 148-4 280-4
LANDMARK MANUFACTURED HOME NEW MANUFACTURED OUTSIDE EMPLOYER
DESIGNATION 280-4 148-4 HOME PARK OR OR BUSINESS 26-2
LANDOWNER 236-5 MANUFACTURED HOME SUBDIVISION 148-4 OWNER 83-18;100-3;
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING PARK OR NEW YORK SCENIC 207-2;237-23;2804
172-2 SUBDIVISION 1484 BYWAY(NORTH OWNER OF RECORD
LANDSCAPED BUFFER MANUFACTURING 280-4 FORK TRAIL)268-3 83-18
268-3 MAP 237-23 NEWSPAPER 174-1;233-1 PARK 174-1;249-2
LANDSCAPING 1804; MARICULTURE 2194; NOISE POLLUTION 180-4 PARK AND
2804 280-4 NONCONFORMING RECREATION FEE
LANDWARD 275-2 MARINA 96-27;275-2 BUILDING OR 240-3
LARGER COMMON MARINA or BOAT BASIN STRUCTURE 280-4 PARK DEDICATION
PLAN OF 280-4 NONCONFORMING LOT 240-3
DEVELOPMENT OR MARINE RESOURCES 280-4 PARKING CAPACITY
SALE 236-5 219-4 NONCONFORMING USE 205-2
LATEST CLASS RATIO MASTER PLAN 280-4 280-4 PARKING GARAGE
245-17 MATERIAL 275-2 NONDISTURBANCE 144-20
LATEST STATE MEAN HIGH WATER BUFFER 275-2 PARKING LOT 2804
EQUALIZATION (MHW)275-2;2804 NONESSENTIAL PARTIAL SELF-SERVICE
RATE 245-17 MEAN LOW WATER EXTERIOR GASOLINE SERVICE
LATTICE ANTENNA 111-6 LIGHTING 172-2 STATION 280-4
SUPPORT MEAN LOW WATER NONFERTILIZER 275-2 PARTIALLY SHIELDED
STRUCTURE 280-69 (NEW)275-2 NONPOINT SOURCE 172-2
LAWS and ORDINANCES MEAN SEA LEVEL 148-4 POLLUTION 236-5 PATENT LANDS 219-4;
A290-46 MEMBER A290-46 NONRECYCLABLE 275-2
LICENSING AUTHORITY MINOR ACTIONS 268-3 WASTE 233-1 PATIO 280-4
75-2 NONRESIDENT 2194 PEAK LUNAR TIDES
275-2
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DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS...
PEDDLER 197-2 PROBABLE CAUSE RECYCLABLE,OTHER SEASONAL STRUCTURE
PERFORMANCE BOND A290-36 233-1 275-2
240-3 PROCESSED REFUSE 174-1;233-1 SECONDARY DUNE
PERFORMANCE AGRICULTURAL REFUSE HAULER/ 111-6
GUARANTY 2804 PRODUCT 724;280-4 CARTER 233-1 SEDIMENT CONTROL
PERIOD OF WAR 245-15 PROFESSIONAL A290-46 REGIONAL WATER 236-5
PERMANENT FIXED PROFESSIONAL QUALITY SEDIMENTATION 236-5
IMPROVEMENT ENGINEER 144-20 IMPROVEMENT SENDING DISTRICT
280-25 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE PLAN 17-43 117-3
PERMANENT MOORING 280-4 REGULATED ACTIVITY SENDING PARCEL 117-3
96-7 PROJECT 236-5 111-6 SENSITIVE AREAS 236-5
PERMANENT RESIDENT PROPERTY 245-20 REGULATION SEPTIC TANK 2804
219-4 PUBLIC PARKING LOT EQUIPMENT A290-46 SEQRA 240-3
PERMIT HOLDER 144-3 260-1 REGULATORY SERVICE CONNECTED
PERSON 17-20;26-2; PUBLIC PLACE 174-1 FLOODWAY 148-4 245-17
83-18;83-27;964; PUBLIC PROPERTY 264-3 RELATIVE 26-2 SERVICING 59-13
96-27;100-3;111-6; PUBLIC WAREHOUSING RELIEF ACT 245-20 SETBACK 275-2;2804
144-3;166-2;174-1; 280-4 REMOVAL 170-3 SEWAGE 215-2
180-4;197-2;233-1; PUBLIC WATER:PUBLIC RENT 207-2 SEWAGE TREATMENT
237-5;249-2;275-2; SEWER 2804 RENTAL DWELLING PLANT 215-2
215-2;280-4 PUBLICLY OWNED UNIT 207-2 SEWAGE WORKS 215-2
PERSONAL PROPERTY 83-27 RENTAL OCCUPANCY SEWER or DRAIN 215-2
WATERCRAFT 96-7 QUALIFIED INSPECTOR 207-2 SHEATHING 275-2
PERVIOUS NONTURF 236-5 RENTAL OCCUPANCY SHELLFISH 219-4
BUFFER 268-3 QUALIFIED OWNER PERMIT 207-2 SHOPPING CENTER
PERVIOUS SURFACE 245-17 RENTAL PERMIT 280-4 280-4
236-5 QUALIFIED REPAIR 144-3 SHORELINE
pH 215-2 PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH STRUCTURE 275-2
PHASING 236-5 236-5 LABORATORY 280-4 SIGN 280-4
PIER 275-2 QUALIFIED RESIDENT 83-18 SIGN AREA 280-4
PIER LINE 275-2 RESIDENTIAL REAL RESIDENTIAL 275-2 SIGNIFICANT FISH AND
PLANNING BOARD 280-4 PROPERTY 245-17 RESIDENTIAL CLUSTER WILDLIFE HABITAT
PLANNING BOARD or RADIO FREQUENCY 2804 111-6;268-3
BOARD 240-3 (RF)EMISSIONS OR RESIDENTIAL DOCK SILT BOOM 275-2
PLASTICS 233-1 RADIATION 280-69 275-2 SITE PLAN 2804
PLAT 280-4 RADIO FREQUENCY RESIDENTIAL SITE PREPARATION
PLATFORM 275-2 (RF)PROFESSIONAL HORTICULTURE 236-5
PMCNYS 144-3 280-69 275-2 SKY PLANE OF LOT
POLICE RADIO FREQUENCY RESIDENTIAL SELF- 280-4
HEADQUARTERS (RF)SIGNAL 280-69 HAULERS 233-1 SKYGLOW 172-2
75-2 RCNYS 144-3 RESOURCE BUFFER SLOPING ROOF 280-4
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES REAL PROPERTY 17-20 AREA 275-2 SLUGS 215-2
26-2 RECEDING EDGE 111-6 RESPONSIBLE PARTY SMALL BUSINESS
POLITICAL PARTY RECEIVING DISTRICT 236-5 OFFICE 280-191
COMMITTEE 26-2 117-3 RESPONSIBLE SMALL WIND ENERGY
POLLUTANT 236-5 RECEIVING PARCEL PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM 277-1;2804
POLLUTANT OF 117-3 ENGINEER 144-20 SNACK BAR 280-4
CONCERN 236-5 RECESSION RATE 111-6 RESTAURANT 280-4 SOLAR POWER FAST
POLLUTION RECHARGE 236-5 RESTAURANT, TRACK PROGRAM
PREVENTION RECORDING OFFICER FORMULA FOOD 144-3
PROJECT 17-43 17-20 280-4 SOLICITOR and/or
POND 275-2 RECORDS 59-13 RESTAURANT,TAKE- CANVASSER 197-2
PORTFOLIO MANAGER RECORDS CENTER 59-13 OUT 2804 SOUND 275-2
177-1 RECORDS DISPOSITION RESTORATION 111-6 SOUND-LEVEL METER
PREEXISTING 59-13 RESUBDIVISION 240-3 180-4
NONPERMITTED RECORDS RETAIL SALES AREA SPAWNER SANCTUARY
AND/OR MANAGEMENT 72-4 275-2
NONCONFORMING 59-13 RETAIL STORE 280-4 SPDES GENERAL
STRUCTURES 275-2 RECREATION FACILITY, RETAINING WALL PERMIT FOR
PRELIMINARY PLAT COMMERCIAL 2804 275-2;2804 STORMWATER
240-3 RECREATION FACILITY, REVETMENT 275-2 DISCHARGES FROM
PREMISES 100-3;236-5 MAJOR 280-4 RIGHT-OF-WAY LINES MUNICIPAL
PRESERVATION 240-3 RECREATION FACILITY, 280-4 SEPARATE
PRIMARY DUNE 111-6 MINOR 280-4 RIPRAP 275-2 STORMWATER
PRIMARY FRONTAL RECREATION,ACTIVE ROADSIDE FARM SEWER SYSTEMS
DUNE 148-4 240-3 STAND or GP-0-10-002 236-5
PRIMARY RESIDENCE RECREATION,PASSIVE AGRICULTURAL SPECIAL CONDITIONS
280-25 240-3 STAND 280-4 236-5
PRIMARY RESIDENTIAL RECREATIONAL AREAS ROADSIDE STAND 280-4 SPECIAL EVENT 205-2
PROPERTY 17-4 193-1 RUBBISH 100-3;174-1 SPECIAL EVENT
PRINCIPAL BUILDING RECREATIONAL RULES 130-2 COMMITTEE 205-2
111-6;280-4 FACILITIES 280-4 RUN AT LARGE 83-18 SPECIAL EXCEPTION
PRINCIPAL USE 280-4 RECREATIONAL RURAL SIGNIFICANCE USE 280-4
PRINCIPALLY ABOVE VEHICLE 253-20; 64-3 SPECIAL PROJECTS
GROUND 148-4 148-4;280-4 SALVAGE CENTER 211-1 COORDINATOR
PRIORITY WATER BODY RECREATIONAL SAND DUNES 148-4 280-25
268-3 VEHICLE PARK SANITARY FLOW SPECIALTY PROP-
PRIVATE PREMISES 253-20 CREDITS 117-3 CRAFT 96-7
174-1 RECREATIONAL SANITARY FLOW RIGHT SPLIT-RAIL FENCE 275-2
PRIVATE VEHICLE SITE 117-3 STABILIZATION 236-5
WAREHOUSING 253-20 SCAP NET 219-4 STANDARD
280-4 RECYCLABLE WOOD SCENIC SIGNIFICANCE INSTALLATION
PROACTIVE 233-1 64-3 144-3
RESTORATION 275-2 RECYCLABLE, SCHOOL 249-2 STANDARD
MANDATED 233-1 SUBDIVISION 240-3
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DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS...
START OF SUPERSTORM SANDY UNIFORMITY RATIO("U YOUTH 68-2
CONSTRUCTION 245-20 RATIO")172-2 YOUTH SERVICE
1484 SUPERVISOR OF A UNIT 253-1 PROJECT 68-2
STATE POLLUTANT TOWN OFFICER OR UNLICENSED MOTOR- ZONE 280-4
DISCHARGE EMPLOYEE 26-2 DRIVEN VEHICLE ZONING BOARD 280-4
ELIMINATION SUPERVISORY OFFICER 264-3 ZONING MAP 2804
SYSTEM(SPDES) A29046 UNREGULATED DEMOLITION
236-5 SURFACE WATERS OF ACTIVITY I11-6 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
STATE POLLUTANT THE STATE OF NEW UNSAFE CONDITION PROPERTY
DISCHARGE YORK 236-5 144-20 MAINTENANCE
ELIMINATION SUSPENDED SOLIDS UNSAFE STRUCTURE 100-4;100-9;100-10
SYSTEM(SPDES) 215-2 144-20 FIRE PREVENTION AND
GENERAL PERMIT SWIM PLATFORM 275-2 UNSHIELDED FIXTURE BUILDING CODE
D FOR SWIMMING POOL 280-4 172-2 ADMINISTRATION
CONSTRUCTION TAKING 2194 USABLE OPEN SPACE 144-3;144-8
ACTIVITIES TAXPAYER 2194 2804 Garbage,Rubbish and
GP-0-10-001 236-5 TELECOMMUNICATION USE 280-4 Refuse 233-1;233-4
STOP-WORK ORDER TOWER 2804 USE,ACCESSORY 2804 Historic Preservation
144-3;236-5 TEMPORARY UTILITY 177-1;237-31 District(HPD)280-190
STORMWATER 236-5 ANCHORING 96-7 VARIANCE 148-4 LANDMARK
STORMWATER TEMPORARY VEGETATED PRESERVATION
COLLECTING CERTIFICATE OF WETLANDS 275-2 170-2;170-3;170-4;
SYSTEM 17-43 OCCUPANCY 144-3 VEGETATION 111-6 170-5;170-6;170-7;
STORMWATER TEMPORARY VEHICLE 193-1 170-9;170-10
HOTSPOT 236-5 STABILIZATION VEHICLES 174-1 Roadway Construction
STORMWATER 236-5 VESSEL PUMPOUT 161-21
MANAGEMENT TENT 144-3 STATION 17-43 Special Exception Uses
236-5 TIDAL WATERS 275-2 VETERAN 245-15 280-140
STORMWATER TOBACCO 249-2 VIOLATION 148-4 STORMWATER
MANAGEMENT TOBACCO PRODUCT WALER 275-2 MANAGEMENT
CONTROL PLAN ADVERTISEMENT WASTEWATER 236-5 236-5;236-19
236-5 249-2 WASTEWATER WETLANDS AND
STORMWATER TOE 111-6 TREATMENT SHORELINE 275-2;
MANAGEMENT TOPSOIL 236-5 IMPROVEMENT 2754;275-11
FACILITY 236-5 TOTAL ASSESSED PROJECT 1743 ZONING 2804
STORMWATER VALUE 245-20 WATER QUALITY DEMOLITION DEBRIS
MANAGEMENT TOTAL MAXIMUM IMPROVEMENT Garbage,Rubbish and
OFFICER(SMO) DAILY LOAD PROJECT 1743 Refuse 233-1
236-5 (TMDL)236-5 WATER QUALITY DEMOLITION OF
STORMWATER TOURIST CAMP 253-1; STANDARD 236-5 BUILDINGS
MANAGEMENT 2804 WATER-DEPENDENT FIRE PREVENTION AND
PRACTICES(SMPs) TOURIST COTTAGE USES 275-2 BUILDING CODE
236-5 280-4 WATERCOURSE 236-5; ADMINISTRATION
STORMWATER TOWER HEIGHT 277-1 215-2 144-5
POLLUTION TOWN 17-20;34-3;83-18; WATERFOWL 83-27 DEPARTMENT OF -
PREVENTION PLAN 130-2;144-3;174-1; WATERWAY 236-5 HEALTH
(SWPPP)236-5 237-5;275-2 WATERWAYS 83-27 See BOARD OF HEALTH
STORMWATER RUNOFF TOWN AGENCY 130-2 WEATHER DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
236-5 TOWN BOARD 237-5; NORMALIZED SITE AND RECREATION
STORY 280-4 A29046;280-4 EUI 177-1 See PARKS AND
STREET 237-23;280-4 TOWN GARBAGE BAG WETLAND BOUNDARY RECREATION
STREET LINE 2804 233-1 OR BOUNDARIES OF DEPARTMENT OF
STREET OR RIGHT-OF- TOWN OF SOUTHOLD WETLAND 275-2 PLANNING
WAY WIDTH 240-3 75-2 WETLANDS See PLANNING BOARD
STREET,ARTERIAL TOWN OFFICER OR (FRESHWATER) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
240-3 EMPLOYEE 26-2 275-2 WORKS
STREET,COLLECTOR TOWN SUPERVISOR WETLANDS(TIDAL) MUNICIPAL BUILDING
240-3 17-20 275-2 ENERGY
STREET,LOCAL 240-3 TOWN WATERS 96-27; WHARF 275-2 BENCHMARKING
STRIPPING 236-5 219-4;275-2 WIDTH OF CREEK 275-2 177-1
STRUCTURAL TOWNHOUSE 280-4 WILDLIFE PROTECTIVE PARKS AND
ALTERATION 2804 TRAIL 240-3 STRUCTURES 111-6 RECREATION
STRUCTURAL TRAILER OR MOBILE WIRELESS CARRIER AREAS 193-1
COMPONENTS 275-2 HOME 280-4 280-69 DESIGN STANDARDS
STRUCTURAL HAZARD TRAINED CONTRACTOR WIRELESS Bicycles 24045
AREA 111-6 236-5 COMMUNICATION Blocks 24045
STRUCTURE 70-3;111-6; TRANSFER OF FACILITY 2804 Board of Trustees 240-45
185-3;236-5;275-2; SANITARY FLOW WIRELESS Bonds 24045
148-4;280-4 CREDITS 117-3 COMMUNICATIONS Cluster developments
SUBDIVISION 240-3 TRANSFER STATION, 280-4 240-45
SUBORDINATE OF A PRIVATE 233-1 WIRELESS Curbs 240-45
TOWN OFFICER OR TRANSFER STATION, COMMUNICATIONS Driveways 240-45
EMPLOYEE 26-2 TOWN 233-1 FACILITY 280-69 Final plats 240-45
SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE TRANSIENT RENTAL WIRELESS SERVICES Fire hydrants 240-48
148-4 AMENITY 280-4 280-69 FLOOD DAMAGE
SUBSTANTIAL TRANSIENT RENTAL YARD 280-4 PREVENTION
IMPROVEMENT PROPERTY 2804 YARD LINE 2804 148-14;148-18
148-4 TRANSIENT RETAIL YARD,FRONT 280-4 Grades and grading 240-45
SUBTIDAL 275-2 BUSINESS 197-2 YARD,PRIMARY FRONT Improvements 24045
SUGARHOUSE 144-3 TREASURER(COUNTY 280-4 Lighting 240-46
SUPERINTENDENT TREASURER)17-20 YARD,REAR 280-4 Lots 240-45
193-1;237-5;215-2 TROPICAL HARDWOOD YARD,SECONDARY Lots;streets;common
SUPERIOR OFFICER 275-2 FRONT 280-4 driveways;flag lot _
A290-46 TRUSTEES 275-2 YARD,SIDE 2804 design 24045
UNIFORM CODE 144-3 YIELD 240-3 Off-street parking 24045
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DESIGN STANDARDS...
Open space 24045 Code of Ethics 26-1 Adoption of Renumbered Seizure of dogs at large
See Also PERFORMANCE ETHICS 26-17;26-18; 2006 Code 1-14 83-11
STANDARDS 26-19;26-20 BOATS,DOCKS AND Severability 83-14
Planning Board 240-45 Ethics Board 26-21;26-22; WHARVES 96-1; Summons;arrest warrant
Plumbing 24047 26-24;26-25 96-3;96-12;96-14; 83-9
Records 24045 MUNICIPAL BUILDING 96-22 Summonses 83-9
Safety standards 240-45; ENERGY COASTAL EROSION Town Attorney 83-9
240-46 BENCHMARKING HAZARD AREAS Town Board 83-12
Setbacks 240-45 177-4 111-6 Town Clerk 83-12
Sidewalks 240-45 RECORDS 59-2 Fishers Island Harbor Violations and penalties
STORMWATER WETLANDS AND Management 157-5; 83-13
MANAGEMENT SHORELINE 275-6 157-6;157-7 Warrants 83-9
236-9 DISCRIMINATION Floating Homes 96-27; Waterfowl and Gull Feeding
Streetlighting 240-46 Grievance Procedures 47-2 96-28 and Domestic Pet
SUBDIVISION OF LAND DISEASE CONTROL Light Industrial(LI)District Waste 83-27
240-36;240-45\240-48 TOBACCO 280-62 When effective 83-15
Wastewater treatment ADVERTISING 249-1 Light Industrial Park/ ZONING 2804;280-78
systems 240-47 DISORDERLY CONDUCT Planned Office Park DOMESTIC
Water 240-48 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-8 (LIO)District 280-58 PARTNERSHIPS
Water supply 240-48 See Also NOISE Marine I(MI)District Adoption of Renumbered
Water supply systems POLICE DEPARTMENT 280-52 2006 Code 1-14
24048 RULES AND Marine II(MII)District Costs and expenses 121-5
Wireless Communication REGULATIONS 280-55 DOMESTIC
Facilities 280-70; A290-9;A290-15; Parking at Beaches 189-4 PARTNERSHIPS
280-72 A290-36 Public Docks 96-4;96-5 121-1;121-2;121-3;
Yards 240-45 SEWERS AND SEWAGE SHELLFISH AND OTHER 121-4;121-5
Zoning Board of Appeals DISPOSAL 215-6 MARINE Fees 121-3;121-5
24045 DISORDERLY PERSONS RESOURCES 2194 Filing of statements;fees
Zoning districts 24045 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-8 STORMWATER 121-5
DEVELOPMENT FEES DISTRICT ATTORNEY MANAGEMENT Purpose and objectives
See FEES Ethics Board 26-22 236-5 121-2
DINING FACILITIES DISTRICTS WETLANDS AND Records 1214
See RESTAURANTS Affordable housing 280-5 SHORELINE 275-2; Requirements 121-3
DIRECT SELLERS Board of Appeals 280-9 275-3;275-4;275-5; Statement of domestic
See SALES Building Inspector 280-6; 275-7;275-11 partnership 121-4
DIRT 280-8 ZONING 280-4;280-78; Title 121-1
See Also EXCAVATIONS Building permits 280-8; 280-111;280-116 Town Board 121-5
See Also FILL 280-9;280-10 DOG RUNS Town Clerk 1214;121-5
HIGHWAY Business districts 280-5 PARKS AND Violations and penalties
SPECIFICATIONS Certificates of occupancy RECREATION 121-4;121-5
161-9 280-10 AREAS 193-3.1 DRAINAGE
NOISE,PREVENTION OF Conservation districts 280-5 DOG WASTE COASTAL EROSION
1804 Construction 280-8 See FECAL MATTER HAZARD AREAS
PARKS AND District boundaries 280-7 See PET WASTE 111-14
RECREATION District designations 280-5 DOGS FLOOD DAMAGE
AREAS 193-2 Effect of establishment of Adoption of Renumbered PREVENTION
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS districts 280-8 2006 Code 1-14 148-12;148-15;
AND TRANSIENT Hearings 280-11 ANIMALS 83-6\83-15; 148-16;148-17;148-19
RETAIL Industrial districts 280-5 83-17;83-18;83-19; HIGHWAY
MERCHANTS 197-10 Insurance 280-10 83-20;83-21;83-22; SPECIFICATIONS
SEWERS AND SEWAGE Landscaping 280-7 83-23;83-24;83-26 161-2;161-3;161-4;
DISPOSAL 215-3 Lot recognition 280-9 APPEARANCE TICKETS 161-8;161-9;161-13
Snow and Ice Removal Lots 280-9;280-10;280-11 5-2 JUNKYARDS 166-4
237-20 Merger 280-10 Arrest warrants 83-9 Preservation of Natural
See Also SOIL REMOVAL Nonconforming lots 280-10 Code Enforcement Officer Features 240-51
STORMWATER Office districts 280-5 83-7 Recreational Vehicle Parks
MANAGEMENT One-family dwellings Complaints 83-8;83-9 253-22
236-5 280-10 Confinement;redemption; Roadway Construction
See Also TOPSOIL Open space 280-8 disposition 83-12 161-18;161-25;
REMOVAL Parks and recreation 280-7 Dogs 83-6;83-7;83-8; 161-27;161-28;
DISABILITY Planning Board 280-9 83-9;83-10;83-11; 161-29;161-30;
Exemption for Cold War Prohibited uses 280-8 83-12 161-31;161-32;
Veterans 245-17; Records 280-7;280-9 Enforcement 83-7 161-36;161-45
245-18 Residential districts 280-5 Fees 83-12 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Exemption for Disabled Screens and screening 280-7 Filing of complaints 83-8 DISPOSAL 215-2;
Persons With Limited Town Board 280-9 Impoundment 83-11;83-12 215-4;215-5
Income 245-10 Variances 280-10 Limited Business(LB) Site Plan Approval
Exemption for War Waiver of merger 280-11 District 28041 280-127;280-129;
Veterans and Gold Star Waivers 280-11 PARKS AND 280-133
Parents 245-16 Water 280-7;280-8 RECREATION SOIL REMOVAL 228-2;
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Yards 280-7;280-8 AREAS 193-3.1 228-4;228-7
172-2 ZONING 280-5\280-11 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS STORMWATER
POLICE DEPARTMENT Zoning Board of Appeals AND TRANSIENT MANAGEMENT
RULES AND 280-I1 RETAIL 236-4;236-5;236-6;
REGULATIONS Zoning Map 280-6 MERCHANTS 197-5; 236-13;236-16;
A290-3 Zoning Maps 280-6;280-7 197-10 236-17;236-18;236-24
DISABLED PERSONS DISTURBING THE PEACE Penalties for offenses 83-13 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Adoption of Renumbered See Also NOISE Police officers 83-7 240-3;240-4;240-9;
2006 Code 1-14 NOISE,PREVENTION OF Prohibited activities 83-6 240-10;240-11;
DISABLED VETERANS 180-4 Recreation areas 83-6 240-17;240-19;
See VETERANS DOCKING AND MOORING Seeing eye dogs 83-10 240-21;240-32;
DISCLOSURE See MOORING Seeing Eye dogs exempted 240-36;240-37;
Agricultural Planned DOCKS 83-10 240-41;240-44
Development District Adoption of Code 1-2 Seizure 83-I1 TOURIST AND TRAILER
280-174 CAMPS 253-5
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DRAINAGE...
Water Quality Improvement VEHICLES,MOTOR- Electrical Inspector 126-1;
1743 DRIVEN 264-15 _ E 126-2;126-3
WATERFRONT ZONING 280-4 Emergencies 126-3
CONSISTENCY DUCKS EARTH REMOVAL Fees 126-1
REVIEW 268-3 ANIMALS 83-1\83-5 See TOPSOIL REMOVAL Inspections 126-1;126-2;
WETLANDS AND Applications and issuance of EASEMENTS 126-3
SHORELINE 275-5; permit 83-3 Adoption of Code 1-4 Insurance 126-2 -
275-6;275-11 Board of Trustees 83-4 Agricultural Planned Penalties for offenses 126-5
Wireless Communication Construction 83-3 Development District Reports 126-3
Facilities 280-72 Deposit of waste matter in 280-175;280-177; Restrictions on materials
ZONING 280-4;280-78; Town waters prohibited 280-179;280-180 126-4
280-91 83-4 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Severability 126-6
DRAINAGE PLAN Keeping of ducks for private PROPERTY Town Attorney 126-2
Preservation of Natural use 83-2 MAINTENANCE Town Board 126-1;126-2;
Features 240-51 Penalties for offenses 83-5 100-3 126-3
Site Plan Approval Permit required for FILMING 139-3 Violations and penalties
280-129;280-133 commercial enterprise HIGHWAY 126-3;126-5
E SOIL REMOVAL 228-5 83-1 SPECIFICATIONS When effective 126-7
STORMWATER Town Board 83-1;83-2; 161-2;161-3;161-4; ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
MANAGEMENT 83-3;83-5 161-13 ELECTRICAL
236-10 Town Clerk 83-1;83-3 LANDMARK INSPECTIONS 126-1;
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Violations and penalties PRESERVATION 126-2;126-3
240-7;240-17;240-20; 83-5 170-4 RENTAL PERMITS 207-2
240-21;240-23; Water 83-3;83-4 Preservation of Natural ELECTROMAGNETIC
240-25;240-30; DUMPS AND DUMPING Features 240-51 INTERFERENCE
240-32;240-35 BOATS,DOCKS AND Real Estate Transfer Tax Small Wind Energy Systems
WETLANDS AND WHARVES 96-8 17-24 277-4
SHORELINE 275-6; COASTAL EROSION Roadway Construction ELEVATORS
275-11 HAZARD AREAS 161-18 FLOOD DAMAGE
DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS 111-6 SANITARY FLOW PREVENTION 148-16
Limited Business(LB) Garbage,Rubbish and CREDITS, ZONING 280-104
District 280-41 Refuse 233-1;233-2; TRANSFER OF E-MAIL
DRIVEWAYS 233-7 117-5;117-8 Rules of Conduct 26-12
Design Standards 240-45 JUNKYARDS 166-3;166-7 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Special Events Requiring
General Business(B) PARKS AND DISPOSAL 215-9; Town Board Approval
District 28048 RECREATION 215-10 205-7
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR AREAS 193-2 Site Plan Approval 280-133 EMERGENCIES
172-2 Roadway Construction Southold Community Affordable Housing(AHD)
LITTERING 174-1;174-2 161-19;161-21 Preservation Fund 17-9 District 280-30
PARKS AND DUMPSTERS Special Events Requiring Agricultural-Conservation
RECREATION BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Chairperson of the (A-C)District and
AREAS 193-1 PROPERTY Zoning Board of Low-Density
Recreational Vehicle Parks MAINTENANCE Appeals'Approval Residential R-80,
253-22 100-3;100-4 205-4;205-5 R-120,R-200 and
Roadway Construction DUST STORMWATER R-400 Districts 280-13 -
161-39;161-46 Agricultural-Conservation MANAGEMENT ALARM SYSTEMS 75-1;
Signs 280-85 (A-C)District and 236-9;236-20 75-2;75-5;75-6
Site Plan Approval 280-137 Low-Density SUBDIVISION OF LAND BOATS,DOCKS AND
SOIL REMOVAL 228-4 Residential R-80, 240-3;240-10;240-17; WHARVES 96-17
STORMWATER R-120,R-200 and 240-21;240-26; BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
MANAGEMENT R-400 Districts 280-13 240-27;240-28; PROPERTY
236-13;236-17;236-18 Farmland Bill of Rights 240-42;240-44;240-54 MAINTENANCE
Street Excavations 237-13 280-99 VEHICLES,MOTOR- 100-4;100-5;100-9
Street Numbering 237-23 FIRE PREVENTION AND DRIVEN 264-3 ELECTRICAL
SUBDIVISION OF LAND BUILDING CODE WETLANDS AND INSPECTIONS 126-3
240-3 ADMINISTRATION SHORELINE 275-11 Emergency Activities
TOURIST AND TRAILER 144-19 ZONING 280-3;280-4 111-17;111-18;111-19
CAMPS 253-3; General Business(B) ELECTION Emergency Removal of
253-10;253-11 District 280-48 Approval by referendum 9-2 Vehicles 260-23
VEHICLES AND Light Industrial(LI)District ASSESSORS 9-1\9-2 FILMING 139-3
TRAFFIC 260-9; 280-62 Continuation as elective FIRE PREVENTION AND
260-15;260-17; Light Industrial Park/ office 9-1 BUILDING CODE
260-18;260-22;260-28 Planned Office Park ELECTRICAL CODE ADMINISTRATION
WATERFRONT (LIO)District 280-58 FIRE PREVENTION AND 144-3;144-6
CONSISTENCY NOISE,PREVENTION OF BUILDING CODE Fishers Island Harbor
REVIEW 268-3 180-4 ADMINISTRATION Management 157-6
WETLANDS AND PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 144-3 Floating Homes 96-26
SHORELINE 275-2; AND TRANSIENT Roadway Construction Garbage,Rubbish and
275-3;275-5 RETAIL 161-46 Refuse 233-6
Wireless Communication MERCHANTS 197-10 ELECTRICAL HOUSING FUND 34-2;
Facilities 280-74 Plum Island Research INSPECTIONS 34-6
ZONING 280-4;280-78; District(PIR)280-183 Administration;inspection Illicit Discharges 236-29;
280-92;280-93 Roadway Construction fee 126-1 236-32
DRUGS AND DRUG 161-23 Aluminum 126-4 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
PARAPHERNALIA SOIL REMOVAL 228-2; Building Inspector 126-3 172-6
Agricultural-Conservation 228-5;228-7 Building permits 126-3 Members of the Department
(A-C)District and Special Exception Uses Certificates of compliance A290-33
Low-Density 280-143 126-3 NOISE,PREVENTION OF
Residential R-80, STORMWATER Certificates of occupancy 180-7
R-120,R-200 and MANAGEMENT 126-3 PARKS AND
R-400 Districts 280-13 236-18 Costs and expenses 126-2 RECREATION
BOATS,DOCKS AND ZONING 280-91;280-111 Designation of Inspectors AREAS 193-3
WHARVES 96-15 126-2 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Senior Citizen Exemption Duties of Electrical 51-4
245-1 Inspector 126-3
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EMERGENCIES...
POLICE DEPARTMENT Town Board 260-24 Maintenance of files open to Wireless Communication
RULES AND Vehicles 260-23;260-24; public inspection Facilities 280-74
REGULATIONS 260-25 130-17 . ESTABLISHMENT OF
A290-3;A290-11; VEHICLES AND Meetings 130-7 COMMUNITY
A290-46 TRAFFIC 260-23\ Notice of completion of HOUSING FUND
RENTAL PERMITS 207-5 260-25 draft environmental Advisory Board 17-51
SEWERS AND SEWAGE EMERGENCY VEHICLES impact statement Affordable housing 17-48
DISPOSAL 215-4 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 130-10 Community Housing Plan
Site Plan Approval 280-137 PROPERTY Notice of completion of 17-52
Special Events Requiring MAINTENANCE final environmental COMMUNITY
Chairperson of the 100-2 impact statement PRESERVATION
Zoning Board of FLOOD DAMAGE 130-13 FUND AND
Appeals'Approval PREVENTION 148-23 Notice of receipt of COMMUNITY
205-4 Roadway Construction complete application HOUSING FUND
Special Exception Uses 161-20 130-6 17-47\17-53
280-143 See Also VEHICLES Notices 130-6;130-10; Compensation 17-51
STORMWATER VEHICLES,MOTOR- 130-13;130-17 Construction 17-50;17-51
MANAGEMENT DRIVEN 264-18 Preparation of draft Costs and expenses 17-50
236-10 EMINENT DOMAIN environmental impact Eligible expenses 17-50
Street Excavations 237-6; Affordable Housing(AHD) statement 130-9 Fund established 1747
237-13 District 280-25 Preparation of final Liability 17-48
Street Numbering 237-22 LANDMARK environmental impact Management of fund 17-49
WATERFRONT PRESERVATION statement 130-12 Purposes of fund 1748
CONSISTENCY 170-7 Processing of proposed Sales 17-47;17-48;17-50
REVIEW 268-3 Real Estate Transfer Tax actions 130-8 Town Board 17-51;17-53
WETLANDS AND 17-20 Processing of proposed Village participation 17-53
SHORELINE 275-5 Senior Citizen Exemption actions not affecting Websites 17-52
Wireless Communication 245-2 environment 130-11 ETHICS
Facilities 280-70 ENCROACHMENTS Required findings in written Annual disclosure 26-17
ZONING 280-4;280-111 FLOOD DAMAGE determination 130-15 Applicant disclosure 26-20
EMERGENCY ACTIVITIES PREVENTION SANITARY FLOW See Code of Ethics 26-1\
Applicability 111-17 148-14;148-15; CREDITS, 26-2
COASTAL EROSION 148-17;148-19;148-22 TRANSFER OF 117-9 Costs and expenses 26-17;
HAZARD AREAS ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Site Plan Approval 26-26
111-17\111-19 See CODE 280-131;280-137 Debarment 26-28
Emergencies I I 1-17; ENFORCEMENT STORMWATER Designation of officers and
111-18;111-19 OFFICER MANAGEMENT employees required to
Improper or insufficient ENVIRONMENTAL 236-5 file annual disclosure
notification 111-19 IMPACT SUBDIVISION OF LAND statements 26-18
Natural resources I I1-17 STATEMENTS 240-3;240-8;240-18; Disclosure 26-17;26-18;
Notices 111-18;111-19 ENVIRONMENTAL 240-19;240-22; 26-19;26-20
Notification to QUALITY REVIEW 240-25;240-30 Disclosure Requirements
Administrator I I1-18 130-9;130-10;130-11; Time limit for written 26-17\26-20
Safety standards I I1-17; 130-12;130-13; determination by See Ethics Board 26-21\
111-18 130-14;130-17 agency 130-7 26-25
EMERGENCY SUBDIVISION OF LAND Title 130-1 Liability 26-26
MANAGEMENT 240-18;240-19; Types of actions 130-4 Licenses and permits 26-17
AGENCY 240-22;240-25 When effective 130-20 Maintenance of disclosure
Assessment and Tax Relief Wireless Communication ENVIRONMENTALLY statements 26-19
for Superstorm Sandy Facilities 280-74 SENSITIVE AREAS Officers and employees
Impact 245-23 ENVIRONMENTAL SUBDIVISION OF LAND 26-17;26-18
FIRE PREVENTION AND QUALITY REVIEW 240-10;240-43 Penalties 26-26\26-28
BUILDING CODE Actions involving more than ZONING 280-4 Penalties for offenses 26-26
ADMINISTRATION one agency 130-18 EROSION AND SEDIMENT Retirement 26-17
144-10 Adoption of Renumbered CONTROL See Rules of Conduct 26-3\
FLOOD DAMAGE 2006 Code 1-14 Preservation of Natural 26-16
PREVENTION 148-4; COASTAL EROSION Features 240-49; Town Board 26-18;26-26
148-6;148-9;148-10; HAZARD AREAS 240-51 Town Clerk 26-19
148-13;148-14; 111-33 See Also SOIL EROSION Variances 26-17
148-15;148-23 Compliance required; AND SEDIMENT Violations and penalties
STORMWATER exceptions 130-3 CONTROL 26-17;26-26;26-27;
MANAGEMENT Costs and expenses 130-9 STORMWATER 26-28
236-5 Decision to approve or MANAGEMENT Voidable contracts 26-27
SUBDIVISION OF LAND disapprove action;time 236-1;236-3;236-5; ETHICS BOARD
240-10;240-42 limit 130-14 236-6;236-7;236-9; Advisory Board 26-21
EMERGENCY REMOVAL Definitions 130-2 236-12;236-17; Appointments 26-21
OF VEHICLES Environmental impact 236-18;236-19; Building permits 26-21
Abandonment 260-23 statements 130-9; 236-20;236-22;236-34 Certificates of occupancy
Authority to remove 130-10;130-I1; SUBDIVISION OF LAND 26-21
vehicles 260-23 130-12;130-13; 240-11;240-19;240-36 Compensation 26-21
Charges 260-24 130-14;130-17 WATERFRONT Complaints 26-23
Costs and expenses 260-24 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSISTENCY Costs and expenses 26-21
Emergencies 260-23 QUALITY REVIEW REVIEW 268-2;268-3 Defense and
Impoundment 260-24 130-1 WETLANDS AND indemnification 26-21
Notice of removal 260-25 Fee 130-19 SHORELINE 275-2; Disclosure 26-21;26-22;
Notices 260-25 Fees 130-9;130-19 275-3;275-6;275-11 26-24;26-25
Obstructions 260-23 Filing of copy of ESCROW ACCOUNTS District Attorney 26-22
Parking 260-23 determination 130-16 Board of Appeals 280-146 Establishment of Ethics
Police Department 260-24; Filing of written statement Wireless Communication Board 26-21
260-25 by applicant 130-5 Facilities 280-74 ETHICS 26-21\26-25
Police officers 260-23; Garbage,Rubbish and ESCROW DEPOSITS Investigation procedures
260-24 Refuse 233-6 STORMWATER 26-23
-- Seizure 260-24 Hearings 130-10;130-11; MANAGEMENT Investigations 26-21;
Storage 260-24 130-12 236-20 26-22;26-23;26-25
Storage and charges 260-24 Licenses and permits 130-5 Licenses and permits 26-21
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Meetings 26-21 EXEMPTION FOR EXPLOSION HAZARDS Enforcement 280-102
Officers and employees DISABLED PERSONS See Also COMBUSTIBLES Farms and farming 280-97;
26-24;26-25 WITH LIMITED See Also FIREWORKS 280-98;280-99;
Powers of the Ethics Board INCOME See Also FLAMMABLES 280-100;280-101
26-22 Assessments 245-10 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Fences 280-99
Public inspection of Ethics Disability 245-10 DISPOSAL 215-4 Grades and grading 280-99
Board records 26-25 Exemption granted 245-10 EXPLOSIVES Holidays 280-99
Qualifications 26-21 TAXATION 245-10; BOATS,DOCKS AND Horses 280-98;280-99
Records 26-23;26-25 245-10 WHARVES 96-16 Inspections 280-101
Reports 26-25 EXEMPTION FOR See Also COMBUSTIBLES Livestock 280-98;280-99
Review of lists and HISTORIC FIRE PREVENTION AND Noise 280-99
disclosure statements PROPERTIES BUILDING CODE Notices 280-97;280-100;
26-24 Assessments 245-19 ADMINISTRATION 280-101
Terms of office 26-21; Assessor 245-19 144-19 Nuisances 280-97;280-99
26-23 Historic preservation 245-19 See Also FIREWORKS Odors 280-99
Town Attorney 26-22 Historic Preservation See Also FLAMMABLES Planning Board 280-100
Town Board 26-21;26-22; Commission 245-19 JUNKYARDS 166-1 Poultry 280-98;280-99
26-23 Historic properties 245-19 Light Industrial(LI)District Right to farm 280-97
Violations and penalties Real property exemption 280-62 Right to notice by brokers
26-23;26-24 245-19 Light Industrial Park/ and agents 280-101
F EXCAVATIONS TAXATION 245-19; Planned Office Park Right to notice provided by
See Also BACKFILLING 245-19 (LIO)District 280-58 Town agencies 280-100
COASTAL EROSION EXEMPTION FOR Plum Island Research Right to undertake protected
HAZARD AREAS VOLUNTEER District(PIR)280-183 farm practices 280-99
111-6;111-10;111-11; FIREFIGHTERS AND SEWERS AND SEWAGE Safety standards 280-97;
111-12;111-13;111-14 AMBULANCE DISPOSAL 215-4 280-99
See Also DIRT WORKERS STORMWATER Sales 280-98
See Also FILL Ambulance service 245-11; MANAGEMENT Severability 280-103
FIRE PREVENTION AND 245-13 236-5 Shrubs 280-98
BUILDING CODE Applicability 245-14 ZONING 280-111 Signs 280-101
ADMINISTRATION Assessments 245-11; Smoke 280-99
144-8 245-12;245-14 _ F — Town Board 280-97;
FLOOD DAMAGE Assessor 245-11 280-100
PREVENTION 148-4 Effective date 245-12 FAIR HOUSING Trees 280-98
HIGHWAY Exemption granted;amount; See AFFORDABLE Vehicles 280-99
SPECIFICATIONS qualifications 245-11 HOUSING Vibrations 280-99
161-2 Fire Department 245-11; FALSE ALARMS Violations and penalties
Roadway Construction 245-13 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-5; 280-102
161-17;161-18; Qualifications 245-11 75-6 Water 280-99
161-25;161-29; Schools 245-11 See Also ALARM ZONING 280-97\280-103
161-30;161-36 TAXATION 245-11\245-14 SYSTEMS Zoning Board of Appeals
SEWERS AND SEWAGE Unremarried spouses of See Also FIRE ALARMS 280-100
DISPOSAL 215-7; deceased volunteer FAMILY DAY-CARE FARMS AND FARMING
215-8;215-9 firefighters or See DAY-CARE Adoption of Renumbered
Site Plan Approval ambulance workers FACILITIES 2006 Code 1-14
280-129;280-136 245-13 FARM STANDS Affordable Housing(AHD)
SOIL REMOVAL 228-1; Volunteer Ambulance AGRICULTURAL USES District 280-26
228-3;228-4;228-5; 245-11;245-13 72-5\72-12 AGRICULTURAL
228-6;228-7 Volunteer fire fighters Appeals 72-11 ADVISORY
STORMWATER 245-11;245-13 Board of Appeals 72-11 COMMITTEE 71-1;
MANAGEMENT EXEMPTION FOR WAR Farm stand offerings 72-7 71-3;71-4
236-5;236-9;236-10; VETERANS AND Farm stand permit required Agricultural Planned
236-15;236-16; GOLD STAR PARENTS 72-5 Development District
236-17;236-18; Apartments 245-16.1 Farm stand permits issued 280-174
236-34;236-35 Assessments 245-16; without requirement of AGRICULTURAL USES
Street Excavations 237-4; 245-16.1 site plan approval 72-6 72-2;72-4
237-6;237-9;237-11; Assessor 245-16 Farms and farming 72-5; Agricultural-Conservation
237-12;237-13;237-16 Compensation 245-16 72-6;72-7;72-8; (A-C)District and
See Also STREET Definitions 245-15 72-11;72-12 Low-Density
EXCAVATIONS Disability 245-16 Licenses and permits 72-6 Residential R-80,
See Also STREET Exemption granted to Livestock 72-5 R-120,R-200 and
OPENINGS veterans and Gold Star Maximum size of farm R-400 Districts
SUBDIVISION OF LAND parents 245-16 stand 72-8 280-12;280-13
240-36 Gold Star Parents 245-15; Off-street parking 72-6 Farm Stands 72-5;72-6;
See Also TOPSOIL 245-16 Parking 72-5;72-6 72-7;72-8;72-11;
REMOVAL Reports 245-15 Penalties for offenses 72-12 72-12
See Also TRENCHES Schools 245-16 Planning Board 72-6 Farmland Bill of Rights
WETLANDS AND TAXATION 245-15\ Safety standards 72-11 280-97;280-98;
SHORELINE 275-2; 245-16.1 Sales 72-5;72-6;72-7 280-99;280-100;
275-11 Tenant-stockholders Setbacks 72-6 280-101
ZONING 280-114 245-16.1 Site plan approval 72-6 FIRE PREVENTION AND
EXEMPTION FOR COLD Tenants 245-16.1 Site plans 72-6 BUILDING CODE
WAR VETERANS Veterans 245-15;245-16 Variance procedures 72-11 ADMINISTRATION
Assessments 245-18 Water 245-15 Variances 72-11 144-8
Cold War veterans 245-17; EXPENSES OF TOWN Violations and penalties Garbage,Rubbish and
245-18 OFFICERS 72-12 Refuse 233-1
Compensation 245-18 Board of Appeals 30-1 Zoning Board of Appeals General Business(B)
Definitions 245-17 Compensation 30-1 72-11 District 280-48
Disability 245-17;245-18 Compensation for expense FARMLAND BILL OF Historic Preservation
Exemption granted 245-18 of attendance at official RIGHTS District(HPD)280-191
Schools 245-18 meetings 30-1 Animals 280-98;280-99 HOUSING FUND 34-6
TAXATION 245-17\245-18 Costs and expenses 30-1 Charges 280-101 Light Industrial(LI)District
Veterans 245-17;245-18 Meetings 30-1 Christmas trees 280-98 280-62 --
Violations and penalties Planning Board 30-1 Definitions 280-98
245-18 Town Board 30-1 Dust 280-99
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FARMS AND FARMING...
Light Industrial Park/ Fishers Island Harbor 240-16;240-19; FERAL CATS
Planned Office Park Management 157-6 240-20;240-30; See CATS
(LIO)District 280-58 FLOOD DAMAGE 240-34;240-37; FILL
Limited Business(LB) PREVENTION 24044;240-53 See Also BACKFILLING
District 28041 148-12;148-13;148-15 TOURIST AND TRAILER See Also DIRT
Low-Density Residential Garbage,Rubbish and CAMPS 253-4 See Also EXCAVATIONS
R-40 District 280-17 Refuse 233-2;233-3; WETLANDS AND FLOOD DAMAGE
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 233-3.1;233-4;233-6; SHORELINE 275-2; PREVENTION
AND TRANSIENT 233-7 275-3.1;275-7;275-8; 148-15;148-18
RETAIL HIGHWAY 275-14 Roadway Construction
MERCHANTS 197-2 SPECIFICATIONS Wireless Communication 161-25
Preservation of Natural 16149 Facilities 280-71; SOIL REMOVAL 228-7
Features 240-49 Historic Preservation 280-74 STORMWATER
PUBLIC District(HPD)280-195 ZONING 280-4;280-154; MANAGEMENT
ENTERTAINMENT JUNKYARDS 166-6 280-158 236-5;236-18
AND SPECIAL LANDMARK FENCES Street Excavations 237-13
EVENTS 205-2 PRESERVATION AGRICULTURAL LANDS WETLANDS AND
See Also RIGHT TO FARM 170-7;170-14 PRESERVATION 70-3 SHORELINE 275-I1
NOISE,PREVENTION OF Agricultural-Conservation FILLING STATIONS
Signs 280-85;280-86; 1804 (A-C)District and See GAS STATIONS
280-87 OPEN SPACE Low-Density See SERVICE STATIONS
SOIL REMOVAL 228-3; PRESERVATION Residential R-80, FILMING
228-4;228-6;228-7 185-3;185-4;185-5 R-120,R-200 and Application for a permit
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Parking at Beaches 189-3; R400 Districts 280-13 139-3
240-10;240-42;240-43 189-4 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Building Inspector 139-8
TRANSPORTATION PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS PROPERTY Certificates of insurance
ACCESS AND TRANSIENT MAINTENANCE 139-3;139-11
MANAGEMENT RETAIL 100-4 Chief of Police 139-3;
64-2;64-3 MERCHANTS 197-4; COASTAL EROSION 1394;139-8;139-13
ZONING 280-4;280-78; 197-7;197-8;197-9 HAZARD AREAS Cleanup deposit 139-5
280-207 Plum Island Conservation 111-6 Code Enforcement Officer
FAST-FOOD District(PIC)280-187 Farmland Bill of Rights 139-8
RESTAURANTS Plum Island Research 280-99 Compliance with other laws
See RESTAURANTS District(PIR)280-183 FIRE PREVENTION AND 139-10
FECAL MATTER POLICE DEPARTMENT BUILDING CODE Costs and expenses 1394;
See Also PET WASTE RULES AND ADMINISTRATION 139-5;139-14
POLICE DEPARTMENT REGULATIONS 144-8 Easements 139-3
RULES AND A290-15 General Business(B) Emergencies 139-3
REGULATIONS Preservation of Natural District 28048 Extension of permit period
A290-45 Features 24049 See Also HEDGES 139-13
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Real Estate Transfer Tax See Also HEIGHT Fees 139-3;139-4;139-6;
and Domestic Pet 17-20;17-35 REGULATIONS 139-7;139-13
Waste 83-28 RECORDS 59-3;59-9 JUNKYARDS 1664;166-7 Fire extinguishers 139-3
FEES Recreational Floating Zone Light Industrial(LI)District Fire Marshal 139-8
Adoption of Code I-10 District(RFZ)280-201 280-62 Firesafety 139-3
Adoption of Renumbered RENTAL PERMITS 207-3; Light Industrial Park/ Garbage,rubbish and refuse
2006 Code 1-14 207-5;207-8 Planned Office Park 139-3
Affordable Housing(AHD) Rules of Conduct 26-5 (L IO)District 280-58 Insurance 139-11
District 280-29 SALVAGE CENTERS Limited Business(LB) Insurance requirements
Agricultural-Conservation 211-3 District 28041 139-11
(A-C)District and SEWERS AND SEWAGE OPEN SPACE Liability 139-3;139-11
Low-Density DISPOSAL 215-7 PRESERVATION Liability insurance 139-11
Residential R-80, Shellfish 219-7 185-3 Licenses and permits
R-120,R-200 and SHELLFISH AND OTHER Roadway Construction 139-1;139-3
R-400 Districts 280-13 MARINE 161-16;161-29; No alterations to Town
ALARM SYSTEMS 75-4; RESOURCES 219-4 161-41;161-42 property 139-9
75-8 Signs 280-81 Signs 280-82;280-85 No donations accepted
ANIMALS 83-19;83-23 Site Plan Approval Site Plan Approval 139-7
Board of Appeals 280-149 280-129;280-131; 280-133;280-134; Notice to other officials
BOATS,DOCKS AND 280-133;280-137; 280-137 139-8
WHARVES 96-3 280-138 Small Wind Energy Systems Notices 139-4;139-8
See Also CHARGES Small Wind Energy Systems 2774 Parking 139-3
COASTAL EROSION 277-5 SOIL REMOVAL 228-4; Payment of fees 139-6
HAZARD AREAS SOIL REMOVAL 228-8; 228-7 Pedestrians 139-1;139-3
111-22;111-27 228-11 STORMWATER Penalties for offenses
See Also COSTS AND Southold Community MANAGEMENT 139-14
EXPENSES Preservation Fund 17-8 236-5;236-10;236-18 Permit available at film site
Dogs 83-12 Special Events Requiring SUBDIVISION OF LAND 139-12
DOMESTIC Chairperson of the 240-36 Permit required;exemption
PARTNERSHIPS Zoning Board of TOURIST AND TRAILER 139-2
121-3;121-5 Appeals'Approval CAMPS 253-15 Police Department 139-12
ELECTRICAL 205-4;205-5 WATERFRONT Police officers 139-4
INSPECTIONS 126-1 Special Events Requiring CONSISTENCY Purpose 139-1
ENVIRONMENTAL Town Board Approval REVIEW 268-3 Safety standards 139-1;
QUALITY REVIEW 205-7 WETLANDS AND 139-3
130-9;130-19 Special Exception Uses SHORELINE 275-2; Salaries and compensation
FILMING 139-3;1394; 280-141 275-5;275-11 139-4
139-6;139-7;139-13 Street Excavations 237-10 Wireless Communication Sanitary facilities 139-3
FIRE PREVENTION AND Street Numbering 237-23 Facilities 280-69; Security standards 139-3
BUILDING CODE SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-70;280-71 Severability 139-15
ADMINISTRATION 240-3;240-6;240-7; ZONING 280-4;280-78; Sidewalks 139-2
144-5;144-6;144-8; 240-8;240-9;240-10; 280-92;280-94; Signs 139-3
144-9;144-11;144-15; 280-104;280-105; Town Attorney 139-3
144-17;144-19;144-23 280-106;280-114 Town Board 139-1;139-3;
139-4;139-9
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FILMING...
Town Clerk 139-3;1394; FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Administration and Emergency Management
139-5;139-6;139-8; FILMING 139-3 enforcement officers Agency 144-10
139-13 FIRE PREVENTION AND designated;definitions Excavations 144-8
Traffic control fee 1394 BUILDING CODE 144-3 Explosives 144-19
Trash 139-3 ADMINISTRATION Alarm systems 144-15 Farms and farming 144-8
Trees 139-9 144-6 Amusements 144-3 Fees 144-5;144-6;144-8;
Utilities 139-3 General Business(B) Appeals 144-5 144-9;144-11;144-15;
Vehicles 139-3 District 280-48 Appearance tickets 144-25 144-17;144-19;144-23
Violations and penalties JUNKYARDS 166-7 Appointments 144-5 Fences 144-8
139-14 Special Events Requiring Assessments 144-5; Fire Department 144-21
When effective 139-16 Chairperson of the 144-19;144-20 Fire extinguishers 144-6
FINAL PLANS Zoning Board of Awnings 144-8 Fire Inspector 144-3
HIGHWAY Appeals'Approval Building construction Fire prevention 144-1;
SPECIFICATIONS 205-4 144-5;144-15 144-2;144-3;144-5;
161-3;161-4 TOURIST AND TRAILER Building Inspector 144-3; 144-6;144-23
STORMWATER CAMPS 253-14 144-5;144-6;144-7; Fire protection 144-6;
MANAGEMENT FIRE HAZARDS 144-8;144-9;144-10; 144-8;144-15
236-9 JUNKYARDS 166-7 144-12;144-13; Fire safety and property
FINAL PLATS FIRE HYDRANTS 144-14;144-15; maintenance44 Design Standards 240-45 Design Standards 240-48 1 -16;144-17; inspections 144-23
F Preservation of Natural Site Plan Approval 144-18;144-19; Firesafety 144-3;144-5;
Features 240-51 280-133;280-137 144-21;144-23; 144-6;144-8;144-19;
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Street Excavations 237-12; 144-24;144-25 144-20;144-23
240-3;240-6;240-7; 237-13 Building permit fees 144-11 Fireworks 144-19
240-8;240-13;240-15; SUBDIVISION OF LAND Building permit required; Flammables 144-19
240-16;240-19; 240-10;240-17; application for permit Flood hazard areas 144-8;
240-20;240-21; 240-21;240-35;240-36 144-8 144-10
240-22;240-23; VEHICLES AND Building permits 144-3; Floodways 144-8;144-10
240-24;240-25; TRAFFIC 260-14; 144-5;144-6;144-8; Fuel 144-6;144-8;144-21
240-28;240-31; 260-28 144-9;144-11;144-12; Garages 144-8;144-19;
240-32;240-35; FIRE INSPECTOR 144-13;144-15; 144-20
240-36;240-41; FIRE PREVENTION AND 144-16;144-17; Gas 144-3;144-6;144-19;
240-42;24044; BUILDING CODE 144-19;144-25 144-21
240-52;240-53 ADMINISTRATION Burning 144-6;144-8; Grades and grading 144-6;
ZONING 280-4 144-3 144-19;144-21 144-8;144-20
FINANCIAL FIRE INSURANCE Carbon monoxide 144-15 Hazardous materials and
DISCLOSURES See CERTIFICATES OF Certificate of occupancy substances 144-19
See DISCLOSURE INSURANCE required;application Heating 144-6;144-8;
FINANCIAL See INSURANCE 144-15 144-10
INSTITUTIONS FIRE INSURANCE Certificates of compliance Height regulations 144-8
Hamlet Business(HB) CLAIMS 144-3;144-5;144-15; Hotels 144-8
District 280-45 See CERTIFICATES OF 144-19;144-20;144-25 Impoundment 144-8
STORMWATER INSURANCE Certificates of occupancy Improvements 144-8
MANAGEMENT See INSURANCE 144-3;144-5;144-15; Inspection prior to issuance
236-20 FIRE LANES 144-16;144-17; of certificate;records
FINES JUNKYARDS 166-7 144-19;144-20;144-25 144-16
See VIOLATIONS AND VEHICLES AND Chimneys 144-6;144-8; Inspections 144-3;144-5;
PENALTIES TRAFFIC 260-14; 144-21 144-6;144-8;144-15;
FINGERPRINTING 260-15;260-28 Citations 144-6;144-19 144-16;144-19;
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS FIRE MARSHAL Climatic and Geographic 144-20;144-23;144-24
AND TRANSIENT FILMING 139-8 Design Criteria 144-10 Inspections required 144-6
RETAIL RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Code Enforcement Officer Insurance 144-10
MERCHANTS 197-7 Special Events Requiring 144-3;144-13;144-15; Intermunicipal agreements
FIRE ALARMS Chairperson of the 144-19;144-23 144-27
See Also ALARM Zoning Board of Combustibles 144-19 Investigations 144-5
SYSTEMS Appeals'Approval Compensation 144-3;144-5 Issuance or denial of
See Also FALSE ALARMS 205-5 Complaints 144-5;144-20; building permit 144-9
SUBDIVISION OF LAND FIRE PREVENTION 144-24 Liability 144-3;144-20
240-17 Adoption of Renumbered Compliance required; Licenses and permits
FIRE DEPARTMENT 2006 Code 1-14 penalties for offenses 144-5;144-8;144-19
ALARM SYSTEMS 75-1; Agricultural-Conservation 144-25 Lighting 144-6
75-2 (A-C)District and Condition assessments of Manufactured homes
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Low-Density parking garages 144-20 144-6;144-15
PROPERTY Residential R-80, Conflicts with other Motels 144-8
MAINTENANCE R-120,R-200 and regulations 144-4 Motor vehicles 144-20
100-5 R-400 Districts 280-13 Construction 144-2;144-3; Notices 144-5;144-8;
BURNING,OUTDOOR APPEARANCE TICKETS 144-5;144-6;144-7; 144-21;144-24;144-25
104-2 5-2 144-8;144-11;144-13; Notification regarding fire
Exemption for Volunteer FIRE PREVENTION AND 144-15;144-18; or explosion 144-21
Firefighters and BUILDING CODE 144-20;144-25;144-26 One-family dwellings
Ambulance Workers ADMINISTRATION Construction permits 144-3 144-19
245-11;245-13 144-1;144-2;144-3; Cooperation with other Open burning 144-19
FIRE PREVENTION AND 144-5;144-6;144-23 departments 144-7 Operating permits 144-19
BUILDING CODE Historic Preservation Costs and expenses 144-3; Parking 144-19;144-20
ADMINISTRATION District(HPD)280-196 144-8;144-15;144-19; Permitted uses 144-8
144-21 RENTAL PERMITS 207-1; 144-20 Playgrounds 144-8
Members of the Department 207-4;207-7;207-8 Decks 144-8 Plumbing 144-6;144-8
A290-33 FIRE PREVENTION AND Deer 144-8 Powers and duties 144-5
PARKS AND BUILDING CODE Demolition 144-3;144-8 Powers and duties of
RECREATION ADMINISTRATION Demolition of buildings Building Inspector
AREAS 193-3 Abatement of violations 144-5 144-5
Street Excavations 237-13 144-26 Dust 144-19 Property maintenance 144-3
See Also VOLUNTEER Accessory buildings and Electrical Code 144-3 Purpose 144-2
FIRE FIGHTERS structures 144-3; Emergencies 144-3;144-6 Records 144-5;144-10;
144-8;144-15;144-20 144-16
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ADMINISTRATION...
Recreational fires 144-19 FIRE ZONES Notices 157-3;157-9; Storage 96-26;96-27
Registration 144-8 VEHICLES AND 157-12;157-14 Town Board 96-26
Reports 144-5;144-6; TRAFFIC 260-14; Penalties for offenses Trash 96-26
144-15;144-19; 260-20;260-28 157-14 Water 96-27
144-20;144-23;144-24 FIREARMS Ponds 157-6 Water pollution 96-26
Residential Code 144-3 See Also GUNS Rafting 157-10 Water quality 96-26
Retaining walls 144-8 Members of the Department Records 157-12 FLOOD DAMAGE
Revocation of building A290-33 Safety standards 157-6 PREVENTION
permit 144-12 PARKS AND Sales 157-12 Accessory buildings and
Right of entry 144-14 RECREATION Severability 157-13 structures 148-4;
Roofs 144-3 AREAS 193-6 Speed and wake regulation 148-22
Safety standards 144-8; POLICE DEPARTMENT 157-4 Accessory structures
144-15;144-19 RULES AND Storage 157-6;157-12 including detached
Schools 144-8;144-15; REGULATIONS Title;applicability 157-1 garages 148-22
144-23 A290-9 Town Board 157-3;157-6; Air conditioning 148-16
Sheds 144-8 See Also WEAPONS 157-7;157-12 Anchoring 1484;148-14;
Signs 144-6;144-8 FIRES Traffic control authority 148-15;148-16;
Single-family dwellings See Also BURNING 157-2 148-18;148-21;148-22
144-8 BURNING,OUTDOOR Unnavigable boats;hazards Appeals 148-4;148-23
Site plan review and 104-1;104-2;104-3 to navigation 157-12 Applicability 148-5
approval 144-8 See Also BURNING, Use of private moorings by Application for permit
Site plans 144-8 OUTDOOR guests 157-9 148-13
Smoke 144-3;144-15 See Also OPEN BURNING Use of vessel as abode Basis for establishing areas
Smoke detectors 144-8 See Also RECREATIONAL 157-7 of special flood hazard
Solar collectors 144-3 FIRES Violations and penalties 148-6
Solar energy systems 144-8 FIRESAFETY 157-11;157-14 Blight 148-3
Sprinkler systems 144-8 APPEARANCE TICKETS Water 157-1;157-5 Blocks 148-21
Stop-work orders 144-3; 5-2 Waterskiing 157-5 Bridges 148-3;148-23
144-5;144-12;144-13; FILMING 139-3 FISHING Building Inspector 1484;
144-24;144-25 FIRE PREVENTION AND Floating Homes 96-26 148-I1
Storage 144-3;144-8; BUILDING CODE Marine I(MI)District Camping 148-4
144-19;144-20 ADMINISTRATION 280-52 Certificates of compliance
Surcharges 144-8 144-3;144-5;144-6; Marine II(MII)District 148-14
Swimming pools 144-8 144-8;144-19;144-20; 280-55 Chimneys 148-18
Temporary certificates of 144-23 Parking at Beaches 189-3 Code Enforcement Officer
occupancy;fee 144-17 Special Events Requiring SHELLFISH AND OTHER 1484
Tenants 144-13;144-25 Chairperson of the MARINE Comprehensive Plan 148-23
Tests 144-3;144-5;144-15; Zoning Board of RESOURCES 219-4 Conditions for variances
144-18;144-19 Appeals'Approval TRANSPORTATION 148-24
Tests for compliance with 205-4 ACCESS Construction 148-2;148-4;
standards 144-18 FIREWORKS MANAGEMENT 64-3 148-12;148-13;
Tires 144-19 See Also EXPLOSION VEHICLES AND 148-14;148-15;
Title 144-1 HAZARDS TRAFFIC 260-28 148-16;148-17;
Town Board 144-3;144-5; See Also EXPLOSIVES WETLANDS AND 148-18;148-19;
144-8;144-15;144-19; FIRE PREVENTION AND SHORELINE 275-2; 148-20;148-24
144-25;144-27 BUILDING CODE 275-11 Costs and expenses 148-3;
Two-family dwellings ADMINISTRATION ZONING 280-4;280-78 148-4;148-12;148-13;
144-8;144-19;144-20 144-19 FLAMMABLES 148-15;148-23;148-24
Unsafe buildings 144-22 FISHERS ISLAND See Also COMBUSTIBLES Decks 148-18
Unsafe buildings,structures, HARBOR See Also EXPLOSION Definitions 148-4
and equipment and MANAGEMENT HAZARDS Design standards 148-14;
conditions of imminent Abandonment 157-8 See Also EXPLOSIVES 148-18
danger 144-22 Anchoring 157-4;157-6 FIRE PREVENTION AND Designation of local
Unsafe structures 144-20 Anchoring and mooring BUILDING CODE administrator 148-11
Vapors 144-3 157-6 ADMINISTRATION Drainage 148-12;148-15;
Vehicles 144-3;144-19 Animals 157-11 144-19 148-16;148-17;148-19
Ventilation 144-6;144-8 Boats and Boating 157-3; General Business(B) Duties and responsibilities
Veterans 144-8 157-5;157-6;157-8; District 280-48 of local administrator
Violations and penalties 157-10;157-12 JUNKYARDS 166-1 148-14
144-5;144-6;144-8; Certificates of registration SEWERS AND SEWAGE Elevation of residential
144-12;144-13; 157-12 DISPOSAL 215-4 structures(except
144-16;144-23; Charges 157-8;157-12 STORMWATER coastal high-hazard
144-24;144-25; Costs and expenses 157-8; MANAGEMENT areas)148-17
144-26;144-27 157-12 236-5 Elevators 148-16
Walls 144-8 Discharge of refuse 157-11 FLOATING HOMES Emergency Management
Warrants 144-8;144-23 Docks 157-5;157-6;157-7 Blocks 96-27 Agency 148-4;148-6;
Water 144-3;144-8 Emergencies 157-6 Boats and Boating 96-26 148-9;148-10;148-13;
FIRE PROTECTION Fees 157-6 BOATS,DOCKS AND 148-14;148-15;148-23
Agricultural Planned Fishers Island Harbor WHARVES 96-26\ Emergency vehicles 148-23
Development District Committee 157-3 96-29 Encroachments 148-14;
280-174 HARBOR Definitions 96-27 148-15;148-17;
FIRE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT Docks 96-27;96-28 148-19;148-22
BUILDING CODE 157-1\157-14 Emergencies 96-26 Excavations 148-4
ADMINISTRATION Height regulations 157-6 Fire protection 96-26 Fees 148-12;148-13;
144-6;144-8;144-15 Inspections 157-8 Fishing 96-26 148-15
Floating Homes 96-26 Liability 157-12 Legislative findings 96-26 Fill 148-15;148-18
General Business(B) Licenses and permits 157-6 Marinas 96-26;96-27; Findings 148-1
District 280-48 Liens 157-12 96-28 Flood hazard areas 1484;
SANITARY FLOW Marinas 1574 Mooring 96-26;96-28 148-15
CREDITS, Meetings 157-3 Pollution 96-26 Floodplain development
TRANSFER OF 117-9 Membership 157-3 Prohibited acts 96-28 permit;fees;deposit
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Mooring 157-6;157-7; Recreation areas 96-26 148-12
2404;240-9 157-8;157-9;157-10 Safety standards 96-26 Floodplains 148-2;1484;
Mooring maintenance 157-8 Sales 96-27 148-I1;148-12;
Severability 96-29 148-14;148-22;148-23
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Floodways 1484;148-14; Security standards 148-21 FORESTRY GAMES OF CHANCE
148-15;148-21; Severability 148-8 STORMWATER Adoption of Renumbered
148-22;148-24 Sewers 148-3;148-15; MANAGEMENT 2006 Code 1-14
Garages 148-4;148-22 148-16;148-23 236-5 Approval by electors 92-15
Gas 148-3;148-4;148-15; Sheds 148-4 SUBDIVISION OF LAND See Also BINGO
148-23 Standards for all structures 240-3;24044 BINGO AND GAMES OF
General standards 148-15 148-16 WETLANDS AND CHANCE 92-12\92-15
Glass 148-18 Steep slopes 148-4 SHORELINE 275-2 Definitions 92-12
Grades and grading 148-2; Stop-work orders 148-14 ZONING 280-4 Games of Chance 92-13;
148-4;148-16;148-17; Storage 1484;148-12; FOWL 92-14
148-18;148-19;148-22 148-16;148-22 Agricultural-Conservation Games of chance authorized
Grievances 148-23 Storage tanks 148-4;148-16 (A-C)District and 92-13
Hazardous materials and Town Board 148-1;148-12 Low-Density Licenses and permits
substances 148-15 Trucks 148-4 Residential R-80, 92-13;92-14
Heating 148-16 Utilities 148-3;148-4; R-120,R-200 and Restrictions 92-14
Height regulations 148-4; 148-13;148-15; R-400 Districts 280-13 GAMING
148-15 148-16;148-19; Light Industrial(LI)District See BINGO
Historic districts 148-4 148-20;148-21; 280-62 GARAGE SALES
Historic preservation 148-4 148-22;148-23 Light Industrial Park/ Agricultural-Conservation
Improvements 148-4; Variances 148-4;148-7; Planned Office Park (A-C)District and
148-13;148-14; 148-9;148-14;148-22; (LIO)District 280-58 Low-Density
148-15;148-16; 148-23;148-24 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Residential R-80,
148-17;148-18; Vehicles 148-4;148-16 and Domestic Pet R-120,R-200 and
G 148-19;148-20;148-24 Violations and penalties Waste 83-27 R400 Districts 280-13
Insects 148-16 148-4;148-9;148-14 ZONING 280-4 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS
Inspections 148-12;148-14 Walls 148-4;148-13; FUEL AND TRANSIENT
Insurance 148-2;148-4; 148-14;148-16; BOATS,DOCKS AND RETAIL
148-6;148-7;148-12; 148-18;148-19;148-22 WHARVES 96-16 MERCHANTS 197-4
148-14;148-15; Warning and disclaimer of FIRE PREVENTION AND See Also SALES
148-16;148-17; liability 148-10 BUILDING CODE See Also YARD SALES
148-18;148-22;148-24 Water 148-2;148-3;148-4; ADMINISTRATION GARAGES
Interpretation;conflict with 148-14;148-15; 144-6;144-8;144-21 Agricultural-Conservation
other laws 148-7 148-16;148-18; Garbage,Rubbish and (A-C)District and
Liability 148-10 148-19;148-23 Refuse 233-3 Low-Density
Licenses and permits Water supply 148-16 General Business(B) Residential R-80,
148-4;148-11;148-14 Watercourses 148-4; District 280-48 R-120,R-200 and
Lots 148-4;148-13;148-24 148-13;148-14;148-15 Hamlet Business(HB) R-400 Districts 280-13
Manufactured home parks Zoning Board of Appeals District 280-45 COASTAL EROSION
148-4;148-21 148-23 Light Industrial(LI)District HAZARD AREAS
Manufactured homes FLOOD HAZARD AREAS 280-62 111-6
148-4;148-13;148-14; FIRE PREVENTION AND Light Industrial Parkl FIRE PREVENTION AND
148-15;148-21 BUILDING CODE Planned Office Park BUILDING CODE
Manufactured homes and ADMINISTRATION (LIO)District 280-58 ADMINISTRATION
recreational vehicles 144-8;144-10 Marine I(MI)District 144-8;144-19;144-20
148-21 FLOOD DAMAGE 280-52 FLOOD DAMAGE
Mining 148-4 PREVENTION 148-4; Marine II(MII)District PREVENTION 148-4;
Mobile homes 148-4 148-15 280-55 148-22
Nonresidential structures Site Plan Approval MUNICIPAL BUILDING General Business(B)
(coastal high-hazard 280-129;280-133 ENERGY District 280-48
areas)148-20 WETLANDS AND BENCHMARKING Hamlet Business(HB)
Nonresidential structures SHORELINE 275-3 177-1 District 280-45
(except coastal high- ZONING 280-4 NOISE,PREVENTION OF Light Industrial(LI)District
hazard areas)148-19 FLOODPLAINS 1804 280-62
Notices 148-9;148-14; FLOOD DAMAGE SEWERS AND SEWAGE Light Industrial Park/
148-24 PREVENTION 148-2; DISPOSAL 215-4 Planned Office Park
Nuisances 148-24 148-4;148-11;148-12; WATERFRONT (LIO)District 280-58
Objectives 148-3 148-14;148-22;148-23 CONSISTENCY Site Plan Approval
Obstructions 148-16; Preservation of Natural REVIEW 268-3 280-134;280-137
148-18 Features 240-50 WETLANDS AND WETLANDS AND
Official Map 148-4 STORMWATER SHORELINE 275-4 SHORELINE 275-2
Parking 148-4;148-16 MANAGEMENT ZONING 280-4;280-111 ZONING 2804;280-78;
Penalties for offenses 148-9 2364;236-5;236-15; FUMES 280-104
Performance standards 236-18 Agricultural-Conservation GARBAGE,RUBBISH AND
148-22 SUBDIVISION OF LAND (A-C)District and REFUSE
Plumbing 148-16 240-3;240-4 Low-Density Adoption of Code 1-2
Porches 148-18 ZONING 280-4 Residential R-80, Adoption of Renumbered
Purpose 148-2 FLOODWAYS R-120,R-200 and 2006 Code 1-14
Records 148-23;148-24 FIRE PREVENTION AND R-400 Districts 280-13 Aluminum 233-1
Recreational vehicles BUILDING CODE See Also GAS Animals 233-1
148-4;148-14;148-15; ADMINISTRATION See Also GASES Awnings 233-4
148-21 144-8;144-10 Light Industrial(LI)District Boats and Boating 2334
Reports 148-6;148-23 FLOOD DAMAGE 280-62 BOATS,DOCKS AND
Residential Code 148-16 PREVENTION 148-4; Light Industrial Park/ WHARVES 96-8
Residential structures 148-14;148-15; Planned Office Park Brush,grass and weeds
(coastal high-hazard 148-21;148-22;148-24 (LIO)District 280-58 233-1;233-4
areas)148-18 STORMWATER See Also ODORS Building permits 233-6
Roofs 148-18;148-22 MANAGEMENT Plum Island Research BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
Safety standards 148-2; 236-18 District(PIR)280-183 PROPERTY
148-4;148-7;148-18; FLY ASH See Also VAPORS MAINTENANCE
148-23;148-24 See ASHES 100-3;100-4
Sales 148-4 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS - G _ BURNING,OUTDOOR
Sanitary facilities 148-4; See RESTAURANTS 104-1
148-19;148-20 GAMBLING Charges 233-3.1;233-7
Screens and screening See Also BINGO Commercial vehicles
148-16 ZONING 280-4 233-1;233-4
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Complaints 233-8 STORMWATER See Also SERVICE Sales 280-48
Construction 233-1;233-4 MANAGEMENT STATIONS Schools 280-48
Conveyance and 236-5 GASES Screens and screening
transportation of refuse TOURIST AND TRAILER BOATS,DOCKS AND 280-48
233-5 CAMPS 253-7;253-14 WHARVES 96-16 Service stations 280-48
Corrugated cardboard Town Board 233-1;233-2; See Also FUMES Setbacks 280-50
233-1;233-3.1 233-3;233-3.1;233-4; Light Industrial(LI)District Shopping centers 280-48
Definitions 233-1 233-6;233-7;233-8 280-62 Sidewalks 280-48
Demolition 233-1;233-4 Town Clerk 233-4;233-6 Light Industrial Park/ Signs 28048
Demolition debris 233-1 Town transfer station 233-3 Planned Office Park Site plan approval 280-48
Disposal and collection of Transfer station special (LIO)District 280-58 Site plan review and
solid waste and permit 233-6 See Also ODORS approval 280-48
recyclables 233-3.1 Trash 233-3.1 Plum Island Research Site plans 280-48
Dumping prohibited See Also TRASH District(PIR)280-183 Smoke 280-48
generally 233-2 Trees 233-4 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Spas 280-48
Dumps and dumping 233-1; Trucks 233-6 DISPOSAL 215-4 Special exception uses
233-2;233-7 Vehicles 233-1;233-3; Special Exception Uses 280-48
Emergencies 233-6 233-3.1;233-4;233-5; 280-143 Special exceptions 28048
Environmental quality 233-6 GENERAL BUSINESS(B) Storage 280-48
review 233-6 Violations and penalties DISTRICT Tests 280-48
Farms and farming 233-1 233-3.1;233-7;233-8 Accessory uses and Tires 280-48
Fees 233-2;233-3;233-3.1; Waterfowl and Gull Feeding structures 280-48 Trailer camps 280-48
233-4;233-6;233-7 and Domestic Pet Advertising 280-48 Trailers 280-48
Fees;issuance and duration Waste 83-28 Apartments 280-48 Two-family dwellings
of permits and licenses WETLANDS AND Awnings 28048 28048
2334 SHORELINE 275-11 Bed and breakfast 280-48 Use regulations 280-48
FILMING 139-3 Yard waste 233-3.1 Blocks 280-48 Vehicles 28048
Fuel 233-3 Yards 233-3.1;233-4 Board of Appeals 28048 Vibrations 28048
Garbage,Rubbish and ZONING 280-114 Boats and Boating 280-48 Walls 280-48
Refuse 233-1;233-2; GARDEN APARTMENTS Bowling alleys 28048 Yards 280-48;280-50
233-3;233-3.1;233-4 See APARTMENTS Bulk,area and parking ZONING 280-47\280-50
Glass 233-1;233-3.1 GAS requirements 28049 Zoning Board of Appeals
Grass clippings 2334 Agricultural-Conservation Business districts 28048 28048
Hazardous wastes 233-1; (A-C)District and Camps 28048 GENERAL PROVISIONS
233-2 Low-Density Churches 28048 See Adoption of Code I-1\
Hearings 233-6;233-8 Residential R-80, Comprehensive Plan 28048 1-13
Inspections 233-4;233-6 R-120,R-200 and Conservation districts See Adoption of
Junk 233-1;233-2 R-400 Districts 280-13 28048 Renumbered 2006
Landfills 233-3.1;233-4 BOATS,DOCKS AND Construction 280-48 Code 1-14\I-18
Landscaping 2334 WHARVES 96-17 Convenience stores 280-48 GLARE
Licenses and permits COASTAL EROSION Costs and expenses 280-48 Light Industrial(LI)District
233-2;233-3;233-3.1; HAZARD AREAS Dance halls 280-48 280-62
233-4;233-8 111-10 Driveways 280-48 Light Industrial Park/
LITTERING 174-1;174-2 FIRE PREVENTION AND Dust 28048 Planned Office Park
Magazines 233-1 BUILDING CODE Farms and farming 28048 (LIO)District 280-58
Motor vehicles 233-3;2334 ADMINISTRATION Fences 28048 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
Newspaper 233-1;233-3.1 144-3;144-6;144-19; Fire extinguishers 280-48 172-2;172-5
Notices 233-6;233-8 144-21 Fire protection 280-48 Site Plan Approval 280-129
Paper 233-1 FLOOD DAMAGE Flammables 280-48 ZONING 280-91;280-94;
PARKS AND PREVENTION 148-3; Front yard setbacks 280-50 280-111;280-117
RECREATION 148-4;148-15;148-23 Fuel 280-48 GLASS
AREAS 193-2;193-7 See Also FUMES Garages 280-48 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
Penalties for offenses 233-7 JUNKYARDS 166-4 Gas stations 280-48 PROPERTY
Planning Board 233-6 Light Industrial(LI)District Glass 280-48 MAINTENANCE
Plastic bags 233-1 280-62 Groundwater 280-48 100-3
Plastics 233-1;233-3.1 Light Industrial Park/ Height regulations 280-48 FLOOD DAMAGE
Recyclable materials 233-1 Planned Office Park Hospitals 280-48 PREVENTION 148-18
Recyclables 233-1;233-2; (LIO)District 280-58 Hotels 280-48 Garbage,Rubbish and
233-3;233-3.1;233-4; MUNICIPAL BUILDING Industrial districts 280-48 Refuse 233-1;233-3.1
233-5;233-6 ENERGY Junk 280-48 General Business(B)
Recycling 233-7 BENCHMARKING Library 280-48 District 280-48
Registration 233-4 177-1 Licenses and permits 280-48 Hamlet Business(HB)
Revocation of permit and/or NOISE,PREVENTION OF Lots 280-48 District 280-45
license 233-8 180-4;180-7 Meetings 280-48 JUNKYARDS 166-1
Schools 233-3 See Also ODORS Motels 280-48 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
SEWERS AND SEWAGE POLICE DEPARTMENT Motor vehicles 280-48 172-2
DISPOSAL 215-2; RULES AND Noise 280-47;280-48 LITTERING 174-1
215-3;215-4 REGULATIONS Nonconforming uses 280-48 PARKS AND
Shrubs 233-4 A290-15 Odors 280-48 RECREATION
Sidewalks 233-2 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Off-street parking 280-48 AREAS 193-2
Signs 233-3 DISPOSAL 215-4 Office districts 280-48 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Site plan approval 233-6 Signs 280-83 Parking 280-48;280-49 DISPOSAL 2154
Site plans 233-6 Site Plan Approval 280-129 Patios 280-48 Signs 280-82;280-85
SOIL REMOVAL 228-7 STORMWATER Pedestrian walkways 280-48 GOLD STAR PARENTS
SOLID WASTE 233-1\ MANAGEMENT Pedestrians 280-48 Exemption for War
233-8;233-3.1 236-19 Permitted uses 280-48 Veterans and Gold Star
See Also SOLID WASTE Street Excavations 237-6 Planning Board 280-48 Parents 245-15;245-16
Special Events Requiring SUBDIVISION OF LAND Plastics 280-48 GOLF COURSES
Chairperson of the 240-35 Plumbing 28048 Light Industrial Park/
Zoning Board of ZONING 280-111 Pollution 280-48 Planned Office Park
Appeals'Approval GAS STATIONS Purpose 28047 (LIO)District 280-58
2054 General Business(B) Restaurants 280-48 ZONING 280-4;280-78
Special permits 233-6 District 28048 Roofs 28048 GRADES AND GRADING
Storage 233-1 Hamlet Business(HB) Salaries and compensation Adoption of Code 1-4
District 280-45 280-48
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COASTAL EROSION GRIEVANCE WETLANDS AND Planning Board 28045
HAZARD AREAS PROCEDURES SHORELINE 275-9; Plastics 280-45
111-6;111-10;111-11; Compensation 47-1 275-10 Plumbing 28045
111-12;111-13 Declaration of policy 47-2 Wireless Communication Purpose 280-44
Design Standards 24045 Definitions 47-1 Facilities 280-72 Registry 280-45
Farmland Bill of Rights Discrimination 47-2 GUARANTIES Restaurants 280-45
280-99 Grievances 47-1;47-2; SEWERS AND SEWAGE Roofs 280-45 -
FIRE PREVENTION AND 47-3;47-4 DISPOSAL 215-8 Salaries and compensation
BUILDING CODE Hearings 47-4 Site Plan Approval 280-131 280-45
ADMINISTRATION Holidays 47-1 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Sales 280-45
144-6;144-8;144-20 Initial presentation 47-3 240-34;240-38 Schools 280-45
FLOOD DAMAGE Investigations 47-3 ZONING 280-4 Screens and screening
PREVENTION 148-2; Notices 47-1 GUIDE DOGS 280-45
148-4;148-16;148-17; PERSONNEL 47-1\47-4 ANIMALS 83-23 Setbacks 280-45
148-18;148-19;148-22 Records 47-1 See Also HEARING DOGS Sidewalks 280-45
Hamlet Business(HB) Retirement 47-1 See Also SEEING EYE Signs 28045
District 280-45 Review by Town Board DOGS Site plan approval 28045
HIGHWAY 474 See Also SERVICE DOGS Site plan review and
SPECIFICATIONS Safety standards 47-1 GUNS approval 280-45
161-2;161-4 Town Board 47-4 See Also FIREARMS Site plans 280-45
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Violations and penalties PARKS AND Special exception uses
172-2 47-1 RECREATION 280-45
Preservation of Natural GRIEVANCES AREAS 193-6 Special exceptions 280-45
Features 240-49; Adoption of Code 1-2 POLICE DEPARTMENT Storage 280-45
240-51 Adoption of Renumbered RULES AND Two-family dwellings
Roadway Construction 2006 Code 1-14 REGULATIONS 28045
H 161-18;161-19; Affordable Housing(AHD) A290-15 Use regulations 280-45
161-21;161-22; 1 District 280-3 1 See Also WEAPONS Walls 280-45
161-23;161-24; COASTAL EROSION GUTTERS Yards 280-45
161-29;161-30; HAZARD AREAS LITTERING 174-2 ZONING 280-44\280-46
161-35;161-42;161-46 111-26 Roadway Construction HAMLET DENSITY(HD)
SEWERS AND SEWAGE FLOOD DAMAGE 161-29;161-34 RESIDENTIAL
DISPOSAL 215-9 PREVENTION 148-23 STORMWATER DISTRICT
Signs 280-85 Grievance Procedures 47-1; MANAGEMENT Accessory buildings and
Site Plan Approval 47-2;47-3;474 236-5;236-14 structures 280-22
280-129;280-133; LANDMARK SUBDIVISION OF LAND Accessory uses and
280-134;280-136 PRESERVATION 240-44 structures 280-22
Small Wind Energy Systems 170-11 ZONING 280-4 Apartments 280-22
277-1 GROUNDWATER Applicability 280-21
SOIL REMOVAL 228-4; COASTAL EROSION _ H _ Bed and breakfast 280-22
228-6;228-7 HAZARD AREAS Board of Appeals 280-22
STORMWATER 111-5;111-6 HAMLET BUSINESS(HB) Bulk,area and parking
MANAGEMENT General Business(B) DISTRICT regulations 280-23
236-3;236-5;236-6; District 28048 Accessory uses and Conservation districts
236-9;236-10;236-15; HOUSING FUND 34-6 structures 280-45 280-22
236-17;236-18; Illicit Discharges 236-25; Advertising 280-45 Parking 280-23
236-19;236-34 236-26 Affordable housing 280-45 Permitted uses 280-22
Street Excavations 237-13 Light Industrial(LI)District Apartments 280-45 Planning Board 280-22
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-62 Assessments 280-45 Purpose 280-20
240-3;240-4;240-6; Light Industrial Park/ Awnings 280-45 Residential districts 280-20;
240-10;240-17; Planned Office Park Bed and breakfast 280-45 280-21;280-23
240-19;240-21;24041 (LIO)District 280-58 Bicycles 280-45 Sewers 280-22
TOBACCO Plum Island Research Blocks 28045 Single-family dwellings
ADVERTISING 249-2 District(PIR)280-183 Board of Appeals 28045 280-22
TOURIST AND TRAILER Roadway Construction Boardinghouses 280-45 Site plan approval 280-22
CAMPS 253-5 161-29;161-30 Bulk,area and parking Special exceptions 280-22
WATERFRONT SANITARY FLOW regulations 28046 Town Board 280-21
CONSISTENCY CREDITS, Comprehensive Plan 28045 Two-family dwellings
REVIEW 268-3 TRANSFER OF Conservation districts 280-22
WETLANDS AND 117-3;117-6 280-45 Use regulations 280-22
SHORELINE 275-2; SEWERS AND SEWAGE Construction 280-45 Utilities 280-22
2754;275-11 DISPOSAL 215-2; Convenience stores 28045 Water 280-22
ZONING 2804;280-78; 215-3;215-4;215-9 Costs and expenses 280-45 ZONING 280-20\280-23
280-108;280-114 Site Plan Approval Financial institutions 280-45 Zoning Maps 280-21
GRAFFITI 280-129;280-137 Fuel 280-45 HANDBILLS
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Special Exception Uses Garages 280-45 LITTERING 174-1;174-6
PROPERTY 280-143 Gas stations 280-45 RENTAL PERMITS 207-7
MAINTENANCE STORMWATER Glass 28045 HANDICAPPED PARKING
1004 MANAGEMENT Grades and grading 280-45 See Also PARKING
GRASS 236-3;236-5;236-10; Height regulations 280-45 VEHICLES AND
See BRUSH,GRASS AND 236-18;236-24 Hotels 280-44;280-45 TRAFFIC 260-17;
WEEDS SUBDIVISION OF LAND Improvements 280-45 260-28
GRASS CLIPPINGS 240-4 Industrial districts 280-45 HANDICAPPED PERSONS
See Also BRUSH,GRASS WETLANDS AND Library 280-45 See DISABLED PERSONS
AND WEEDS SHORELINE 275-3 Meetings 280-45 HARASSMENT
Garbage,Rubbish and Wireless Communication Motels 280-44;280-45 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Refuse 233-4 Facilities 280-70 Motorcycles 280-45 RULES AND
See Also LAWNS ZONING 280-4;280-91 Museums 280-45 REGULATIONS
NOISE,PREVENTION OF GUARANTEES Off-street parking 280-45 A290-36
1804 STORMWATER Office districts 28045 HARBOR MANAGEMENT
See Also YARD WASTE MANAGEMENT Parking 280-45;280-46 See Fishers Island Harbor
GRAVEYARDS 236-20 Parking off-street 280-45 Management 157-1\
JUNKYARDS 166-1 Street Excavations 237-9 Patios 280-45 157-14
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Pedestrian walkways 280-45
240-31;240-33;240-34 Permitted uses 280-45
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Districts 280-11 MUNICIPAL BUILDING 280-107;280-108;
AND SUBSTANCES ENVIRONMENTAL ENERGY 280-109;280-117;
FIRE PREVENTION AND QUALITY REVIEW BENCHMARKING 280-208
BUILDING CODE 130-10;130-11;130-12 177-1 HIGHWAY
ADMINISTRATION Garbage,Rubbish and Roadway Construction SPECIFICATIONS
144-19 Refuse 233-6;233-8 161-22;161-23 Bonds 161-49
FLOOD DAMAGE Grievance Procedures 47-4 HEDGES Construction 161-2;161-4;
PREVENTION 148-15 Historic Preservation BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 161-6;161-7;161-9;
Illicit Discharges 236-32 District(HPD)280-195 PROPERTY 161-14
Light Industrial Park/ HOUSING FUND 34-4; MAINTENANCE Construction plans 161-4
Planned Office Park 34-6 100-4 Costs and expenses 161-6;
(LIO)District 280-58 JUNKYARDS 166-6 See Also FENCES 16149
STORMWATER LANDMARK Stop and Yield Intersections Curbs 161-4
MANAGEMENT PRESERVATION 260-4 Dead-end streets 161-11
236-3;236-5 170-5;170-7;170-14 WETLANDS AND Dirt 161-9
See Also TOXIC LIGHTING,OUTDOOR SHORELINE 275-2 Drainage 161-2;161-3;
SUBSTANCES 172-8 ZONING 280-78;280-106 1614;161-8;161-9;
Water Quality Improvement LOCAL LAWS, HEIGHT REGULATIONS 161-13
1743;17-44;17-45 ADOPTION OF 38-1; Agricultural Planned Drainage easements 161-13
WATERFRONT 38-2;38-4;38-6 Development District Easements 161-2;161-3;
CONSISTENCY NOISE,PREVENTION OF 280-171 161-4;161-13
REVIEW 268-3;268-5 180-4 Agricultural-Conservation Excavations 161-2
HAZARDOUS WASTES OPEN SPACE (A-C)District and Fees 161-49
Garbage,Rubbish and PRESERVATION Low-Density Final Dedication of Roads
Refuse 233-1;233-2 185-4;185-5 Residential R-80, 161-49
POLICE DEPARTMENT PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS R-120,R-200 and Final plans 161-3;161-4
RULES AND AND TRANSIENT R-400 Districts General Construction
REGULATIONS RETAIL 280-13;280-15 Requirements 161-5\
A290-45 MERCHANTS 197-11 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 161-14
STORMWATER POLICE DEPARTMENT PROPERTY Grades and grading 161-2;
MANAGEMENT 51-6 MAINTENANCE 1614
2364 PUBLIC HEARINGS, 1004 Improvements 161-6
See Also TOXIC NOTICE OF 55-1 COASTAL EROSION Inspections 16149
SUBSTANCES Real Estate Transfer Tax HAZARD AREAS Lighting 1614
HEALTH DEPARTMENT 17-34 111-6 Lots 161-11
See BOARD OF HEALTH Recreational Floating Zone See Also FENCES Major subdivisions 161-4
HEALTH HAZARDS District(RFZ)280-201 FIRE PREVENTION AND Manholes 161-2
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; RENTAL PERMITS 207-8 BUILDING CODE Monuments 161-3
PROPERTY SANITARY FLOW ADMINISTRATION Planning Board 161-49
MAINTENANCE CREDITS, 144-8 Plans and Maps for
100-2 TRANSFER OF Fishers Island Harbor Subdivisions 161-1\
HEALTH OFFICER 117-7;117-9;117-12; Management 157-6 161-4
See Also BOARD OF 117-14 FLOOD DAMAGE Preliminary plans 161-2;
HEALTH Senior Citizen Exemption PREVENTION 148-4; 161-3
SEWERS AND SEWAGE 245-4 148-15 Procedure 161-49
DISPOSAL 215-3 Site Plan Approval General Business(B) Progress schedule 161-5
HEARING DOGS 280-130;280-131; District 28048 Protection of new drainage
ANIMALS 83-23 280-137 Hamlet Business(HB) installations 161-9
See Also GUIDE DOGS SOIL REMOVAL 228-5; District 280-45 Records 16149
See Also SEEING EYE 228-12 Light Industrial(LI)District Reports 161-49
DOGS Southold Community 280-62 Responsibility of developer
See Also SERVICE DOGS Preservation Fund 17-7 Light Industrial Park/ 161-6
HEARING OFFICER Special Events Requiring Planned Office Park See Roadway Construction
Real Estate Transfer Tax Chairperson of the (LIO)District 280-58 161-15\161-48
17-34 Zoning Board of LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Safety standards 161-6;
HEARINGS Appeals'Approval 172-2;172-5;172-6; 161-7
Adoption of Renumbered 205-6 172-8 Sales 161-49
2006 Code 1-14 Special Exception Uses Removal of Utility Poles Sidewalks 161-3;161-4
Affordable Housing(AHD) 280-141 237-31 Signs 161-11;161-12
District 280-26;280-29 STORMWATER Roadway Construction Sketch plans 161-1
AGRICULTURAL LANDS MANAGEMENT 161-44;161-46 Soil removal 161-10
PRESERVATION 236-5 Signs 280-82;280-85 Speed limits 161-12
70-4;70-5 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Site Plan Approval 280-134 Stormwater 161-6;161-8
Agricultural Planned 240-13;240-19; Small Wind Energy Systems Stormwater runoff 161-8
Development District 240-25;240-29; 277-1;277-2;277-3; Street signs 161-12
280-174;280-175; 240-30;240-53 2774 Street trees 161-3
280-177 TOURIST AND TRAILER SOIL REMOVAL 228-7 Streetlighting 161-3;161-4
Agricultural-Conservation CAMPS 253-2;253-4 Street Numbering 237-26 Temporary roads 161-14
(A-C)District and WETLANDS AND SUBDIVISION OF LAND Tests 161-2;161-6
Low-Density SHORELINE 275-3.1; 240-10 Topsoil removal 161-10
Residential R-80, 275-8 WATERFRONT Town Attorney 16149
R-120,R-200 and ZONING 280-92;280-157; CONSISTENCY Town Board 161-12;161-49
R-400 Districts 280-13 280-159 REVIEW 268-3 Town Clerk 161-49
Board of Appeals 280-146; HEATING WETLANDS AND Town Engineer 161-5;
280-150 FIRE PREVENTION AND SHORELINE 275-2; 161-6;161-8;161-49
BOATS,DOCKS AND BUILDING CODE 275-11 Traffic maintenance 161-7
WHARVES 96-31; ADMINISTRATION Wireless Communication Trees 161-11
96-32 144-6;144-8;144-10 Facilities 280-69; Vehicles 161-7
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; FLOOD DAMAGE 280-70;280-71; Water 161-11
PROPERTY PREVENTION 148-16 280-72;280-73; Wells 161-3
MAINTENANCE Light Industrial Park/ 280-74;280-76; HISTORIC DISTRICTS
100-7 Planned Office Park 280-76.2 FLOOD DAMAGE
COASTAL EROSION (LIO)District 280-58 ZONING 280-4;280-78; PREVENTION 1484
HAZARD AREAS 280-94;280-104;
111-23;111-27;111-35 280-105;280-106;
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LANDMARK Day-care facilities 280-193 PUBLIC Parking at Beaches 189-3
PRESERVATION Definitions 280-191 ENTERTAINMENT Resort Residential(RR)
170-4;170-5 Demolition 280-190 AND SPECIAL District 280-35
WATERFRONT Eligibility 280-192 EVENTS 205-3 Signs 280-85
CONSISTENCY Farms and farming 280-191 VEHICLES AND ZONING 280-4;280-78;
REVIEW 268-3 Fees 280-195 TRAFFIC 260-1; 280-79
Wireless Communication Fire prevention 280-196 260-11 HOUSES OF WORSHIP
Facilities 280-75 Hearings 280-195 HOME OCCUPATIONS See CHURCHES
HISTORIC FEATURES Historic landmarks Agricultural-Conservation See PLACES OF
LANDMARK 280-192;280-195 (A-C)District and WORSHIP
PRESERVATION Historic preservation Low-Density HOUSING FUND
170-3;170-8 280-190;280-192 Residential R-80, Affordable housing 34-1;
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Historic Preservation R-120,R-200 and 34-2;34-5;34-6
240-4 Commission 280-192; R400 Districts 280-13 Assessments 34-3
HISTORIC LANDMARKS 280-195 ZONING 280-4;280-78 Bonds 34-4
Historic Preservation Insurance 280-191 HORSES Compensation 34-6
District(HPD) Library 280-191;280-193 AGRICULTURAL USES Construction 34-5
280-192;280-195 Maintenance and 724 Costs and expenses 34-3;
LANDMARK termination 280-196 Agricultural-Conservation 34-5;34-6
PRESERVATION Meetings 280-193;280-195 (A-C)District and Definitions 34-3
170-1;170-2;170-4; Museums 280-193 Low-Density Emergencies 34-2;34-6
170-5;170-8;170-9; Notices 280-195 Residential R-80, Farms and farming 34-6
170-10 Permitted uses 280-193 R-120,R-200 and Findings 34-2
Plum Island Conservation Planning Board 280-193; R-400 Districts 280-13 Fund established 344
District(PIC)280-187 280-195;280-196 Farmland Bill of Rights Groundwater 34-6
Plum Island Research Planning Commission 280-98;280-99 Hearings 344;34-6
District(PIR)280-183 280-195 Light Industrial(LI)District Housing Advisory
Site Plan Approval 280-131 Pre-application procedure 280-62 Commission
HISTORIC 280-194 Light Industrial Park/ established 34-6
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PRESERVATION Property maintenance Planned Office Park Improvements 34-2;34-5;BOATS,DOCKS AND 280-196 (LIO)District 280-58 34-6
WHARVES 96-15 Purpose;applicability of See Also LIVESTOCK Meetings 34-6
Exemption for Historic amendments 280-190 STORMWATER Membership 34-6
Properties 245-19 Reports 280-195 MANAGEMENT Minutes 34-6
FLOOD DAMAGE Sales 280-191 236-5 Natural resources 34-6
PREVENTION 1484 Schools 280-191;280-193 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Open space 34-6
Historic Preservation Sewers 280-195 240-3 Parking 34-6
District(HPD) Site plan approval 280-193 TRANSPORTATION Planned unit developments
280-190;280-192 Town Attorney 280-196 ACCESS 34-6
LANDMARK Town Board 280-190; MANAGEMENT 64-2 Police officers 34-2
PRESERVATION 280-195;280-196 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Purpose 34-1
170-4 Town Clerk 280-195; and Domestic Pet Purposes of fund 34-5
Real Estate Transfer Tax 280-196 Waste 83-27 Qualifications 34-2;34-5
17-24 Use regulations 280-193 WETLANDS AND Sales 34-2;34-4;34-5;34-6
Southold Community Utilities 280-195 SHORELINE 275-2 Town Board 34-3;34-4;
Preservation Fund Violations and penalties ZONING 280-4 34-6
17-4;17-8 280-196 HOSPITALS Water 34-6
STORMWATER Water 280-195 Agricultural-Conservation HUNTING
MANAGEMENT ZONING 280-190\280-196 (A-C)District and BOATS,DOCKS AND
236-6 Zoning districts 280-190 Low-Density WHARVES 96-20
HISTORIC Zoning Maps 280-195; Residential R-80, Deer 163-3
PRESERVATION 280-196 R-120,R-200 and Deer hunting 163-3
COMMISSION HISTORIC PROPERTIES R-400 Districts 280-13 HUNTING 163-1;163-2;
Agricultural-Conservation Exemption for Historic General Business(B) 163-3
(A-C)District and Properties 245-19 District 280-48 Licenses and permits 163-2
Low-Density Southold Community Low-Density Residential PARKS AND
Residential R-80, Preservation Fund 17-8 R-40 District 280-17 RECREATION
R-120,R-200 and HISTORIC RESOURCES POLICE DEPARTMENT AREAS 193-2;
R-400 Districts 280-15 LANDMARK RULES AND 193-3.1;193-6
Exemption for Historic PRESERVATION REGULATIONS Purpose 163-2
Properties 245-19 170-2 A290-44;A290-45 Special permits 163-3
Historic Preservation Plum Island Conservation ZONING 280-4;280-78; Title 163-1
District(HPD) District(PIC)280-186 280-79 Town Board 163-2
280-192;280-195 Real Estate Transfer Tax HOT TUBS Town Clerk 163-2
LANDMARK 17-19 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Waiver 163-3
PRESERVATION STORMWATER PROPERTY Waivers 163-2;163-3
1704;170-5;170-6; MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE ZONING 2804
170-7;170-8;170-9; 236-20 1004
170-10;170-11; WATERFRONT STORMWATER _ I
170-12;170-14 CONSISTENCY MANAGEMENT
Rules of Conduct 26-16 REVIEW 268-5 236-5 ILLICIT CONNECTIONS
Site Plan Approval HISTORICAL DISTRICTS HOTELS Illicit Discharges 236-25
280-131;280-135 Wireless Communication FIRE PREVENTION AND See Also SEWAGE
HISTORIC Facilities 280-70 BUILDING CODE DISPOSAL,PRIVATE
PRESERVATION HISTORICAL FEATURES ADMINISTRATION
DISTRICT(HPD) Site Plan Approval 280-133 144-8 See Also SEWERS
Accessory uses and HOLDING TANKS General Business(B) STORMWATER
structures 280-193 Water Quality Improvement District 280-48 MANAGEMENT
Apartments 280-193 1743 Hamlet Business(HB) 236-4;236-5;236-35
Application procedure HOLIDAYS District 280-44;28045 ILLICIT DISCHARGES
280-195 Farmland Bill of Rights Limited Business(LB) Access and monitoring of
Bed and breakfast 280-193 280-99 District 280-41 discharges 236-31
Comprehensive Plan Grievance Procedures 47-1 Marine II(MII)District Accidental discharges
280-195 NOISE,PREVENTION OF 280-55 236-28
County Clerk 280-196 1804;180-7 See Also MOTELS
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ILLICIT DISCHARGES...
Activities contaminating AGRICULTURAL LANDS General Business(B) SEWERS AND SEWAGE
stormwater prohibited PRESERVATION 70-2 District 28048 DISPOSAL 215-3;
236-27 Agricultural Planned Hamlet Business(HB) 215-4;215-7;215-9;
Air conditioning 236-25 Development District District 28045 215-10
Certificates of compliance 280-171;280-174 Light Industrial(LI)District Site Plan Approval 280-137
236-28 Assessment and Tax Relief 280-63 Special Events Requiring
Cigarettes 236-28 for Superstorm Sandy Roadway Construction Chairperson of the
Construction 236-25; Impact 245-20; 161-15 Zoning Board of
236-28;236-30 245-22;245-23 ZONING 280-93;280-94 Appeals'Approval
Costs and expenses 236-28; BOATS,DOCKS AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES 205-5
236-31 WHARVES 96-8 SEWERS AND SEWAGE STORMWATER
Discharge and connection COASTAL EROSION DISPOSAL 215-2; MANAGEMENT
prohibitions 236-25 HAZARD AREAS 215-3;215-4 236-4;236-9;236-20;
Emergencies 236-29; 111-6 INSECTS 236-22;236-24;236-34
236-32 Design Standards 240-45 FLOOD DAMAGE Street Excavations 237-14
Failing individual sewage FIRE PREVENTION AND PREVENTION 148-16 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
treatment systems BUILDING CODE PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 240-9;240-10;240-20;
prohibited 236-26 ADMINISTRATION AND TRANSIENT 240-32;240-33;
Groundwater 236-25; 144-8 RETAIL 240-36;240-37
236-26 FLOOD DAMAGE MERCHANTS 197-10 TOURIST AND TRAILER
Hazardous materials and PREVENTION 148-4; Roadway Construction CAMPS 253-13
substances 236-32 148-13;148-14; 161-44 VEHICLES AND
Illicit connections 236-25 148-15;148-16; INSPECTIONS TRAFFIC 260-28
Industrial or construction 148-17;148-18; Adoption of Renumbered WATERFRONT
activity discharges 148-19;148-20;148-24 2006 Code 1-14 CONSISTENCY
236-30 Hamlet Business(HB) Agricultural-Conservation REVIEW 268-3;268-5
Inspections 236-31 District 280-45 (A-C)District and WETLANDS AND
Lawns 236-25 HIGHWAY Low-Density SHORELINE 275-7;
Notices 236-25;236-27; SPECIFICATIONS Residential R-80, 275-9;275-10;275-11;
236-29;236-32 161-6 R-120,R-200 and 275-16
Notification of spills 236-32 HOUSING FUND 34-2; R-400 Districts 280-13 Wireless Communication
Pet waste 236-27 34-5;34-6 BOATS,DOCKS AND Facilities 280-69;
Prevention,control and LIGHTING,OUTDOOR WHARVES 96-24 280-70;280-74
reduction of stormwater 172-4 See Also BUILDING ZONING 280-151;280-154
pollutants by use of Preservation of Natural INSPECTOR INSURANCE
best management Features 240-51 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Assessment and Tax Relief
practices 236-28 Real Estate Transfer Tax PROPERTY for Superstorm Sandy
Records 236-31;236-32 17-20 MAINTENANCE Impact 245-23
Search warrants 236-31 Records Management 59-15 100-5;100-9 See Also CERTIFICATES
Security standards 236-31 Roadway Construction Chief of Police A290-7 OF INSURANCE
Septic tanks 236-26;236-28 161-25 COASTAL EROSION Districts 280-10
See Also SEWAGE Site Plan Approval HAZARD AREAS ELECTRICAL
DISPOSAL,PRIVATE 280-129;280-131; 111-29 INSPECTIONS 126-2
280-133;280-137 ELECTRICAL FILMING 139-11
Sewers 236-26 SOIL REMOVAL 228-4 INSPECTIONS 126-1; FIRE PREVENTION AND
Stormwater 236-25; Southold Community 126-2;126-3 BUILDING CODE
236-26;236-27; Preservation Fund 17-8 Farmland Bill of Rights ADMINISTRATION
236-28;236-30;236-31 STORMWATER 280-101 144-10
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FIRE PREVENTION AND FLOOD DAMAGE
MANAGEMENT 236-5;236-17 BUILDING CODE PREVENTION 148-2;
236-25\236-32 SUBDIVISION OF LAND ADMINISTRATION 148-4;148-6;148-7;
Suspension of access to 240-3;240-6;240-9; 144-3;144-5;144-6; 148-12;148-14;
MS4 in emergency 240-10;240-16; 144-8;144-15;144-16; 148-15;148-16;
situations or due to 240-17;240-20; 144-19;144-20; 148-17;148-18;
illicit discharge 236-29 240-30;240-31; 144-23;144-24 148-22;148-24
Tests 236-25 240-32;240-33; Fishers Island Harbor Historic Preservation
Trash 236-28 240-34;240-35; Management 157-8 District(HPD)280-191
Violations and penalties 240-36;240-37; FLOOD DAMAGE Marine I(MI)District
236-25;236-27; 240-38;240-39; PREVENTION 280-52
236-29;236-31 24040;24041; 148-12;148-14 Marine II(MII)District
Waivers 236-25 240-53;240-59 Garbage,Rubbish and 280-55
Water 236-25;236-26 Targeted Business Refuse 2334;233-6 Real Estate Transfer Tax
Wetlands 236-25 Investment Exemption HIGHWAY 17-32;17-34
IMPACT FEES 245-7 SPECIFICATIONS Residential Office(RO)
See FEES TRANSPORTATION 161-49 District 280-38
IMPOUNDMENT ACCESS Illicit Discharges 236-31 Senior Citizen Exemption
Dogs 83-11;83-12 MANAGEMENT 64-5 JUNKYARDS 166-6 245-1
Emergency Removal of VEHICLES,MOTOR- LOCAL LAWS, SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Vehicles 260-24 DRIVEN 264-6 ADOPTION OF 38-2 DISPOSAL 215-8
FIRE PREVENTION AND Water Quality Improvement Parking at Beaches 189-3; SOIL REMOVAL 228-6
BUILDING CODE 17-41;17-42;17-43; 189-4 STORMWATER
ADMINISTRATION 17-44;17-45;17-46 POLICE DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT
144-8 WATERFRONT RULES AND 236-5
STORMWATER CONSISTENCY REGULATIONS Street Excavations 237-8;
MANAGEMENT REVIEW 268-3 A290-15;A290-27 237-18
236-5 WETLANDS AND RECORDS 59-3;59-9; WETLANDS AND
VEHICLES,MOTOR- SHORELINE 275-3; 59-10 SHORELINE 275-3.1
DRIVEN 264-9 275-5 RENTAL PERMITS 207-5; INTERNET
WETLANDS AND ZONING 280-4;280-207 207-6;207-7 MUNICIPAL BUILDING
SHORELINE 275-6 INDECENT LANGUAGE Roadway Construction ENERGY
IMPROVEMENTS See PROFANITY 161-19;161-21; BENCHMARKING
Adoption of Code 1-4 INDEMNIFICATION 161-42;161-46;161-48 177-1;177-4
Affordable Housing(AHD) See LIABILITY Rules of Conduct 26-12
District 280-25;280-30 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS
Districts 280-5
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INTOXICATED PERSONS Fences 166-4;166-7 Certificate of LANDSCAPING
See ALCOHOLIC Fire extinguishers 166-7 appropriateness for BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
BEVERAGES Fire hazards 166-7 alteration,demolition PROPERTY
INTOXICATING Fire lanes 166-7 or new construction MAINTENANCE
BEVERAGES Flammables 166-1 170-6 100-4
See Also ALCOHOLIC Gas 166-4 Certificates of Districts 280-7
BEVERAGES Glass 166-1 appropriateness 170-4; Garbage,Rubbish and
PARKS AND Graveyards 166-1 170-6;170-7;170-9; Refuse 233-4
RECREATION Hearings 166-6 170-10;170-12;170-14 Limited Business(LB)
AREAS 193-9 Inspections 166-6 Code Enforcement Officer District 280-41
POLICE DEPARTMENT Issuance of license;fee; 170-12;170-13 NOISE,PREVENTION OF
RULES AND - display;duration; Construction 170-6;170-7 180-4;180-7
REGULATIONS transferability; Costs and expenses 170-14 Preservation of Natural
A290-15;A290-24 revocation;previous Criteria for approval of Features 240-49
INTOXICATION licenses 166-6 alteration of facades of Recreational Floating Zone
See Also ALCOHOLIC Junk 166-6;166-7 historic landmarks District(RFZ)280-201
BEVERAGES JUNKYARDS 166-1 170-8 Roadway Construction
POLICE DEPARTMENT Legislative intent 166-1 Criteria for approval of 161-42;161-43
RULES AND Liability 166-8 demolition or removal See Also SCREENS AND
REGULATIONS License required 166-3 of historic landmarks SCREENING
A290-9 Licenses and permits 170-9 Site Plan Approval
INVESTIGATIONS 166-1;166-3;166-4; Definitions 170-3 280-129;280-131;
ALARM SYSTEMS 75-1 166-5;166-6;166-7; Demolition 170-2;170-3; 280-133;280-134;
Chief of Police A290-7 166-8 170-4;170-5;170-6; 280-137
Ethics Board 26-21;26-22; Motorcycles 166-2 170-7;170-9;170-10 SOIL REMOVAL 228-4
26-23;26-25 Notices 166-5 Designation of historic STORMWATER
FIRE PREVENTION AND Nuisances 166-1 landmarks 170-5 MANAGEMENT
BUILDING CODE Penalties for offenses 166-8 Easements 170-4 236-10;236-16;
ADMINISTRATION Plastics 166-1 Eminent domain 170-7 236-20;236-34
144-5 Regulations 166-7 Enforcement 170-12 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Grievance Procedures 47-3 Sales 166-3 Fees 170-7;170-14 240-32;240-36;
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS Sanitary facilities 166-7 Grievances 170-I1 240-42;240-43
AND TRANSIENT Septic tanks 166-7 Hardship criteria for WATERFRONT
RETAIL Sewers 1664;166-7 approval of demolition, CONSISTENCY
MERCHANTS 197-7 Storage 166-3 removal or alteration of REVIEW 268-3
POLICE DEPARTMENT Tires 166-1 historic landmarks WETLANDS AND
51-6 Town Board 166-1;166-6; 170-10 SHORELINE 275-3;
POLICE DEPARTMENT 166-7;166-8 Hearings 170-5;170-7; 275-5;275-11
RULES AND Town Clerk 166-4;166-5; 170-14 Wireless Communication
L REGULATIONS 166-7 Historic districts 170-4; Facilities 280-69;
A290-15;A290-17; Trash 166-7 170-5 280-70;280-76.2
A290-19;A290-20; Trespassing 166-7 Historic features 170-3; ZONING 280-4;280-78;
A290-21;A290-24; Trucks 166-2 170-8 280-91;280-92;
A290-25;A290-31 Vehicles 166-2 Historic landmarks 170-1; 280-93;280-94;
RECORDS 59-2 Violations and penalties 170-2;170-4;170-5; 280-95;280-123
Site Plan Approval 280-130 166-8 170-8;170-9;170-10 LAWNS
WATERFRONT Water 1664 Historic preservation 1704 See Also BRUSH,GRASS
CONSISTENCY ZONING 2804 Historic Preservation AND WEEDS
REVIEW 268-3 JUVENILES Commission 170-4; BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
WETLANDS AND See MINORS 170-5;170-6;170-7; PROPERTY
SHORELINE 275-8 170-8;170-9;170-10; MAINTENANCE
- K — 170-11;170-12;170-14 1004
J_ Historic Preservation See Also GRASS
KENNELS Commission; CLIPPINGS
JUNK Agricultural-Conservation membership;terns; Illicit Discharges 236-25
Garbage,Rubbish and (A-C)District and powers and duties NOISE,PREVENTION OF
Refuse 233-1;233-2 Low-Density 170-4 180-4
General Business(B) Residential R-80, Historic resources 170-2 STORMWATER
District 280-48 R-120,R-200 and Meetings 170-4 MANAGEMENT
JUNKYARDS 166-6;166-7 R-400 Districts 280-13 Membership 170-4 236-4;236-19
Light Industrial(LI)District ZONING 280-4 Minutes 170-4 WETLANDS AND
280-62 Notices 1704;170-5; SHORELINE 275-2
Light Industrial Park/ _ L _ 170-7;170-14 See Also YARD WASTE
Planned Office Park Obstructions 170-3 LEAF WASTE
(LIO)District 280-58 LANDFILLS Penalties for offenses See YARD WASTE
ZONING 2804 Garbage,Rubbish and 170-13 LEASHING
JUNKYARDS Refuse 233-3.1;2334 Powers and duties 170-4 PARKS AND
Adoption of Code 1-2 Roadway Construction Purpose 170-2 RECREATION
Adoption of Renumbered 161-16 Qualifications 170-5 AREAS 193-3.1
2006 Code 1-14 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Quorum 1704 LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Application for license 24044 Records 170-5;170-11 See SICK LEAVE
1664 ZONING 280-4 Reports 170-5 LETTERS OF CREDIT
Batteries 166-1 LANDLORDS Stop-work orders 170-12 Site Plan Approval 280-131
Brush,grass and weeds RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Title 170-1 STORMWATER
166-7 See Also RENTAL Town Attorney 170-13 MANAGEMENT
Burning 166-3;166-7 PROPERTY Town Board 170-4;170-5; 236-20
Combustibles 166-1;166-7 LANDMARK 170-10;170-11;170-14 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Costs and expenses 166-6 PRESERVATION Town Clerk 170-5 240-34
Definitions 166-2 Accessory buildings and Violations and penalties LIABILITY
Drainage 1664 structures 170-7 170-13 Adoption of Code 1-4
Dumps and dumping 166-3; Appeals 170-11 Zoning districts 170-8 Agricultural-Conservation
166-7 Application for certificate of (A-C)District and
Existing businesses 166-5 appropriateness 170-7 Low-Density
Explosives 166-1 Building permits 170-5;
Fees 166-6 170-6
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Residential R-80, AGRICULTURAL LANDS RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL(LI)
R-120,R-200 and PRESERVATION 70-5 Residential Office(RO) DISTRICT
R-400 Districts 280-13 Agricultural-Conservation District 280-38 Abandonment 280-62
ANIMALS 83-25 (A-C)District and Rules of Conduct 26-16 Accessory uses and
BOATS,DOCKS AND Low-Density SALVAGE CENTERS structures 280-62
WHARVES 96-10; Residential R-80, 211-5 Animals 280-62
96-25 R-120,R-200 and SEWERS AND SEWAGE Apartments 280-62
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; R-400 Districts 280-13 DISPOSAL 215-2; Assessments 280-62
PROPERTY ALARM SYSTEMS 75-2; 215-7;215-8 Batteries 280-62
MAINTENANCE 75-3;75-4;75-6 Shellfish 219-6 Board of Appeals 280-62
100-11 ANIMALS 83-17;83-19; Site Plan Approval Boats and Boating 280-62
DEFENSE AND 83-20;83-21;83-22; 280-130;280-131; Buffers 280-62;280-64
INDEMNIFICATION 83-23;83-24;83-26 280-133;280-136 Building Inspector 280-62
21-2 BINGO AND GAMES OF SOIL REMOVAL 228-8; Bulk,area and parking
See Also DEFENSE AND CHANCE 92-2;92-3 228-12 regulations 280-63
INDEMNIFICATION BOATS,DOCKS AND Special Events Requiring Costs and expenses 280-62
Establishment of WHARVES 96-3; Chairperson of the Docks 280-62
Community Housing 96-24 Zoning Board of Dust 280-62
Fund 17-48 See Also BUILDING Appeals'Approval Explosives 280-62
ETHICS 26-26 PERMITS 205-4;205-5 Farms and farming 280-62
FILMING 139-3;139-11 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Special Events Requiring Fences 280-62
FIRE PREVENTION AND PROPERTY Town Board Approval Fowl 280-62
BUILDING CODE MAINTENANCE 205-7 Front yard setbacks 280-64
ADMINISTRATION 100-3 See Also SPECIAL Fuel 280-62
144-3;144-20 BURNING,OUTDOOR PERMITS Fumes 280-62
Fishers Island Harbor 104-1;104-2 STORMWATER Garages 280-62
Management 157-12 CANNABIS 106-2 MANAGEMENT Gas 280-62
FLOOD DAMAGE COASTAL EROSION 236-2;236-4;236-5; Gases 280-62
PREVENTION 148-10 HAZARD AREAS 236-14;236-21 Glare 280-62
JUNKYARDS 166-8 111-27;111-29;111-31 Street Excavations 237-6; Groundwater 280-62
Real Estate Transfer Tax Code of Ethics 26-2 237-10;237-13 Height regulations 280-62
17-20;17-23;17-29; See Also CONSTRUCTION SUBDIVISION OF LAND Horses 280-62
17-31;17-34;17-35 PERMITS 240-21;240-25;240-26 Industrial districts 280-63
SEWERS AND SEWAGE ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO Junk 280-62
DISPOSAL 215-4; QUALITY REVIEW ADVERTISING 249-2 Liens 280-62
215-8;215-10;215-17 130-5 TOURIST AND TRAILER Lots 280-61
Signs 280-88 ETHICS 26-17 CAMPS 253-3;253-12 Noise 280-62
SOIL REMOVAL 228-9 Ethics Board 26-21 VEHICLES AND Notices 280-62
STORMWATER Farm Stands 72-6 TRAFFIC 260-17 Nuisances 280-62
MANAGEMENT FILMING 139-1;139-3 WATERFRONT Odors 280-62
236-20 FIRE PREVENTION AND CONSISTENCY Office districts 280-62
Street Excavations 237-13; BUILDING CODE REVIEW 268-3 Parking 280-62;280-63
237-14;237-16;237-18 ADMINISTRATION WETLANDS AND Permitted uses 280-62
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 144-5;144-8;144-19 SHORELINE 275-2; Planning Board 280-62
240-54 Fishers Island Harbor 275-3.1;275-5;275-6; Plumbing 280-62
TOBACCO Management 157-6 275-8;275-11;275-16 Pollution 280-62
ADVERTISING 249-2 FLOOD DAMAGE Wireless Communication Purpose 280-61
VEHICLES,MOTOR- PREVENTION 1484; Facilities 280-71; Safety standards 280-62
DRIVEN 264-20 148-11;148-14 280-74;280-76.1 Sales 280-62
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Games of Chance 92-13; ZONING 280-3;280-4; Schools 280-62
and Domestic Pet 92-14 280-115 Screens and screening
Waste 83-27 Garbage,Rubbish and LIENS 280-62;280-64
WETLANDS AND Refuse 233-2;233-3; Affordable Housing(AHD) Setbacks 280-62;280-64
SHORELINE 275-3.1; 233-3.1;233-4;233-8 District 280-25 Shrubs 280-62
275-9;275-10 General Business(B) BOATS,DOCKS AND Signs 280-62
LIABILITY INSURANCE District 280-48 WHARVES 96-10; Site plan approval 280-62
FILMING 139-11 HUNTING 163-2 96-25 Site plan review and
Special Events Requiring JUNKYARDS 166-1; BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; approval 280-62
Chairperson of the 166-3;166-4;166-5; PROPERTY Smoke 280-62
Zoning Board of 166-6;166-7;166-8 MAINTENANCE Solar collectors 280-62
Appeals'Approval LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 100-10 Solar energy 280-62
205-4 172-8 Fishers Island Harbor Solar energy systems
WETLANDS AND Members of the Department Management 157-12 280-62
SHORELINE 275-9 A290-33 Light Industrial(LI)District Special exception uses
LIBRARY OPEN SPACE 280-62 280-62
General Business(B) PRESERVATION Light Industrial Park/ Special exceptions 280-62
District 280-48 185-5 Planned Office Park Storage 280-62
Hamlet Business(HB) Parking at Beaches 189-2; (LIO)District 280-58 Tests 280-62
District 280-45 189-3;189-4;189-5 Real Estate Transfer Tax Trees 280-62
Historic Preservation PARKS AND 17-20;17-27;17-35 Trucks 280-62
District(HPD) RECREATION SEWERS AND SEWAGE Use regulations 280-62
280-191;280-193 AREAS 193-3.1 DISPOSAL 215-16; Utilities 280-62
Limited Business(LB) PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 215-17 Vibrations 280-62
District 28041 AND TRANSIENT Signs 280-88 Violations and penalties
Low-Density Residential RETAIL Site Plan Approval 280-131 280-62
R-40 District 280-17 MERCHANTS 197-3; STORMWATER Waivers 280-62
Residential Office(RO) 197-4;197-6;197-7; MANAGEMENT Yards 280-62;280-64
District 280-38 197-8;197-9;197-11; 236-9;236-34 ZONING 280-61\280-64
YOUTH BOARD 68-1 197-13 SUBDIVISION OF LAND LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
ZONING 280-78;280-79 Preservation of Natural 240-34;240-44 PARK/PLANNED
LICENSES AND PERMITS Features 24049 WETLANDS AND OFFICE PARK(LIO)
Adoption of Code 1-4 PUBLIC SHORELINE 275-11 DISTRICT
Adoption of Renumbered ENTERTAINMENT Wireless Communication Abandonment 280-58
2006 Code 1-16 AND SPECIAL Facilities 280-76 Accessory uses and
EVENTS 205-2;205-9 ZONING 280-92 structures 280-58
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OFFICE PARK(LIO)DISTRICT...
Animals 280-58 Wireless communications Licenses and permits 172-8 Special exceptions 28041
Apartments 280-58 facilities 280-58 Lighting 172-1;172-2; Storage 28041
Assessments 280-58 Yards 280-58;280-60 172-4;172-5;172-6; Use regulations 280-41
Batteries 280-58 ZONING 280-57\280-60 172-7;172-8 Waivers 280-42
Board of Appeals 280-58 LIGHTING Lots 172-5 Yards 280-41;280-43
Boats and Boating 280-58 Agricultural-Conservation Markers 172-7 ZONING 280-40\280-43
Buffers 280-58;280-60 (A-C)District and Meters 172-2;172-5 LITTER
Building Inspector 280-58 Low-Density Nuisances 172-2;172-5 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
Bulk,area and parking Residential R-80, Parking 172-2;172-5 PROPERTY
regulations 280-59 R-120,R-200 and Patios 172-2 MAINTENANCE
Business districts 280-58 R-400 Districts 280-13 Pedestrians 172-2 100-3
Camps 280-58 BOATS,DOCKS AND Penalties for offenses 172-9 LITTERING 174-1;174-2;
Costs and expenses 280-58 WHARVES 96-14 Planning Board 172-5; 174-3; 174-4;174-5
Docks 280-58 Design Standards 240-46 172-8 NOISE,PREVENTION OF
Dust 280-58 FIRE PREVENTION AND Pollution 172-2 180-4
Explosives 280-58 BUILDING CODE Prohibitions 172-7 STORMWATER
Fauns and farming 280-58 ADMINISTRATION Public assemblies 172-2 MANAGEMENT
Fences 280-58 144-6 Reports 172-2 236-17
Fowl 280-58 HIGHWAY Review procedures 172-8 TRANSPORTATION
Front yard setbacks 280-60 SPECIFICATIONS Safety standards 172-2; ACCESS
Fuel 280-58 161-4 172-5 MANAGEMENT 64-5
Fumes 280-58 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Security standards 172-2 LITTERING
Garages 280-58 172-1;172-2;172-4; Service stations 172-5 Adoption of Code 1-2
Gas 280-58 172-5;172-6;172-7; Sidewalks 172-5 Adoption of Renumbered
Gases 280-58 172-8 Signs 172-7;172-8 2006 Code 1-14
Glare 280-58 MUNICIPAL BUILDING Site plans 172-8 Advertising 174-1;174-6
Golf courses 280-58 ENERGY Standards for exterior Aluminum 174-1
Groundwater 280-58 BENCHMARKING lighting 172-5 Animals 174-1
Hazardous materials and 177-1 Streetlighting 172-2;172-5; Assessments 174-5
substances 280-58 Roadway Construction 172-8 Assessor 174-5
Heating 280-58 16146 Title 172-1 Blight 174-1
Height regulations 280-58 Signs 280-81;280-83; Towers 172-6 Budget 174-5
Horses 280-58 280-87;280-88 Trespassing 172-2;172-5 Charges 174-5
Junk 280-58 Site Plan Approval Utilities 172-4;172-5 Combustibles 174-1
Liens 280-58 280-129;280-133; Vapors 172-7 Costs and expenses 174-5
Motor vehicles 280-58 280-137 Variances 172-8 Definitions 174-1
Noise 280-58 Small Wind Energy Systems Violations and penalties Driveways 174-1;174-2
Notices 280-58 277-4 172-9 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
Nuisances 280-58 Special Events Requiring Walls 172-2;172-7;172-8 174-1; 174-2
L Odors 280-58 Chairperson of the Yards 172-2 Glass 174-1
Off-street parking 280-58 Zoning Board of Zoning Board of Appeals Gutters 174-2
Office districts 280-58 Appeals'Approval 172-8 Handbills 174-1;174-6
Parking 280-58;280-59 205-4 LINIITED BUSINESS(LB) Litter 174-1;174-2;174-3;
Permitted uses 280-58 Special Events Requiring DISTRICT 174-4;174-5
Planning Board 280-58 Town Board Approval Accessory uses and Litter from vehicles 174-3
Plumbing 280-58 205-7 structures 280-41 Litter in parks,beaches and
Pollution 280-58 Street Excavations 237-12 Apartments 280-41 bodies of water 174-4
Purpose 280-57 See Also Bed and breakfast 280-41 Litter in public places 174-2
Recyclables 280-58 STREETLIGHTING Bicycles 280-41 Litter on private property
Recycling 280-58 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Board of Appeals 280-41 174-5
Safety standards 280-58 240-44 Bulk,area and parking Newspaper 174-6
Sales 280-58 TOURIST AND TRAILER regulations 280-42 Notices 174-5
Schools 280-58 CAMPS 253-3 Cats 280-41 Paper 174-1
Screens and screening TRANSPORTATION Conservation districts Parking 174-1
280-58;280-60 ACCESS 28041 Parks and recreation 174-1;
Setbacks 280-58;280-60 MANAGEMENT 64-5 Dogs 280-41 1744
Shrubs 280-58 WETLANDS AND Drive-in restaurants 280-41 Peddling and soliciting
Signs 280-58 SHORELINE 275-11 Farms and farming 28041 174-6
Site plan approval 280-58 Wireless Communication Fences 290-41 Penalties for offenses 174-7
Site plan review and Facilities 280-69; Front yard setbacks 280-43 Plastics 174-1
approval 280-58 280-70 Hotels 280-41 Playgrounds 174-1
Site plans 280-58 ZONING 280-4;280-111; Landscaping 280-41 Ponds 174-4
Smoke 280-58 280-117 Library 280-41 Porches 174-1
Solar collectors 280-58 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Lots 280-41 Records 174-5
Solar energy 280-58 Applicability 172-4 Motorcycles 280-41 Reports 174-5
Solar energy systems Building Inspector 172-8 Museums 280-41 Safety standards 174-1
280-58 Building permits 172-8 Office districts 280-41 Sidewalks 174-1;174-2;
Solid waste 280-58 Business districts 172-5 Parking 280-42 174-5;174-6
Special exception uses Conflict with other laws Pedestrians 280-41 Signs 174-6
280-58 172-3 Permitted uses 280-41 Storage 174-1
Special exceptions 280-58 Construction 172-4;172-6 Planning Board 280-41; Tires 174-3
Special permits 280-58 Costs and expenses 172-4 280-42 Town Board 174-5
Storage 280-58 Decks 172-2 Plumbing 280-41 Trucks 174-3
Street trees 280-58 Definitions 172-2 Purpose 280-40 Vehicles 174-1;174-3;
Tests 280-58 Disability 172-2 Restaurants 280-41 174-6
Town Board 280-58 Driveways 172-2 Sales 280-41 Violations and penalties
Trees 280-58 Emergencies 172-6 Screens and screening 174-7
Trucks 280-58 Exemptions 172-6 280-41 Water 174-4
Use regulations 280-58 Glare 172-2;172-5 Setbacks 280-43 Yards 174-1
Utilities 280-58 Glass 172-2 Signs 280-41 LIVESTOCK _
Vehicles 280-58 Grades and grading 172-2 Site plan approval 280-41 AGRICULTURAL LANDS
Vibrations 280-58 Hearings 172-8 Site plan review and PRESERVATION 70-3
Violations and penalties Height regulations 172-2; approval 28041 AGRICULTURAL USES
280-58 172-5;172-6;172-8 Special exception uses 72-4
Waivers 280-58 Improvements 172-4 280-41 Farm Stands 72-5
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LIVESTOCK...
Farmland Bill of Rights 240-26;240-27; MANUFACTURED HOMES Conservation districts
280-98;280-99 240-30;240-41; FIRE PREVENTION AND 280-55
See Also HORSES 240-42;240-43; BUILDING CODE Curbs 280-55
STORMWATER 240-44;240-53; ADMINISTRATION Docks 280-55
MANAGEMENT 240-57;240-59 144-6;144-15 Fishing 280-55
236-5 VEHICLES AND FLOOD DAMAGE Fuel 280-55
SUBDIVISION OF LAND TRAFFIC 260-12; PREVENTION 148-4; Hotels 280-55
240-3;240-44 260-28 148-13;148-14; Insurance 280-55
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding WETLANDS AND 148-15;148-21 Marinas 280-55
and Domestic Pet SHORELINE 275-2 See Also MOBILE HOMES Mooring 280-55
Waste 83-27;83-28 ZONING 280-4;280-78; MANURE Motels 280-55
WATERFRONT 280-79;280-95; Agricultural-Conservation Museums 280-55
CONSISTENCY 280-106;280-109; (A-C)District and Parking 280-56
REVIEW 268-3 280-113;280-116; Low-Density Permitted uses 280-55
WETLANDS AND 280-124;280-207 Residential R-80, Planning Board 280-55
SHORELINE 275-2 LOW-DENSITY R-120,R-200 and Porches 280-55
ZONING 280-4 RESIDENTIAL R-40 R-400 Districts 280-13 Purpose 280-54
LOCAL LAWS,ADOPTION DISTRICT Roadway Construction Records 280-55
OF Accessory buildings 280-19 16144 Restaurants 280-55
Comptroller 38-5 Accessory buildings and SEWERS AND SEWAGE Sales 280-55
Filing of proof of structures 280-19 DISPOSAL 2154 Schools 280-55
publication and posting Accessory uses and ZONING 280-4 Sewers 280-55
384 structures 280-17 MARINAS Signs 280-55
Hearings 38-1;38-2;384; Animals 280-17 Fishers Island Harbor Site plan approval 280-55
38-6 Bed and breakfast 280-17 Management 157-4 Site plan review and
Inspections 38-2 Board of Appeals 280-17 Floating Homes 96-26; approval 280-55
Notices 38-1;38-2;38-4; Bulk,area and parking 96-27;96-28 Special exceptions 280-55
38-6 regulations 280-18 Marine I(MI)District Swimming pools 280-55
Numbering 38-5 Camps 280-17 280-52 Use regulations 280-55
Posting and availability of Conservation districts Marine II(MII)District Water 280-54;280-55
copies 38-2 280-17;280-19 280-55 ZONING 280-54\280-56
Posting of copy upon Farms and farming 280-17 Resort Residential(RR) MARINE HI ZONE
adoption 38-3 Hospitals 280-17 District 280-35 DISTRICT(MIII)
Public hearing;notice 38-1 Library 280-17 Signs 280-85;280-86 Accessory uses and
Rezonings 38-6 Museums 280-17 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding structures 280-205
Town Board 38-1;38-3 Open space 280-16 and Domestic Pet Bulk,area and parking
Town Clerk 38-1;38-2; Parking 280-18 Waste 83-27 regulations 280-206
38-3;38-4;38-5 Permitted uses 280-17 WETLANDS AND Museums 280-205
LOTS Planning Board 280-17 SHORELINE 275-2; Off-street parking 280-205
Affordable Housing(AHD) Purpose 280-16 275-11 Parking 280-206
District 280-30;280-31 Single-family dwellings ZONING 280-4;280-78 Permitted uses 280-205
Agricultural Planned 280-17 MARINE I(MI)DISTRICT Planning Board 280-205
Development District Site plan approval 280-17 Accessory uses and Sheds 280-205
280-173 Special exceptions 280-17 structures 280-52 Site plan approval 280-205
Agricultural-Conservation Use regulations 280-17 Bathing 280-52 Storage 280-205
(A-C)District and Water supply 280-16 Bed and breakfast 280-52 Use regulations 280-205
Low-Density Yards 280-17 Board of Appeals 280-52 Water 280-205
Residential R-80, ZONING 280-16\280-19 Boats and Boating 280-52 ZONING 280-205\280-206
R-120,R-200 and Bulk,area and parking MARKERS
R-400 Districts _ M — regulations 280-53 BOATS,DOCKS AND
280-13;280-15 Conservation districts WHARVES 96-23
Design Standards 24045 MAGAZINES 280-52 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
Districts 280-9;280-10; Garbage,Rubbish and Docks 280-52 172-7
280-11 Refuse 233-1 Fishing 280-52 SHELLFISH AND OTHER
FLOOD DAMAGE ZONING 280-4 Fuel 280-52 MARINE
PREVENTION 148-4; MAJOR SUBDIVISIONS Insurance 280-52 RESOURCES 2194
148-13;148-24 HIGHWAY Marinas 280-52 Site Plan Approval 280-137
General Business(B) SPECIFICATIONS Mooring 280-52 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
District 28048 1614 Parking 280-53 24041
HIGHWAY Roadway Construction Permitted uses 280-52 TOURIST AND TRAILER
SPECIFICATIONS 161-38 Planning Board 280-52 CAMPS 253-8
161-11 See Also SUBDIVISION Purpose 280-51 MASTER PLAN
Light Industrial(LI)District OF LAND Records 280-52 See Also
280-61 MANHOLES Sales 280-52 COMPREHENSIVE
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR HIGHWAY Schools 280-52 PLAN
172-5 SPECIFICATIONS Signs 280-52 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Limited Business(LB) 161-2 Site plan approval 280-52 240-10;240-17
District 28041 Roadway Construction Site plan review and ZONING 2804
Preservation of Natural 161-35 approval 280-52 MEETINGS
Features 240-49; SEWERS AND SEWAGE Special exceptions 280-52 Affordable Housing(AHD)
240-51 DISPOSAL 215-2; Swimming pools 280-52 District 280-29
Recreational Floating Zone 2154;215-6 Use regulations 280-52 AGRICULTURAL
District(RFZ)280-201 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Water 280-51 ADVISORY
Roadway Construction 240-17 ZONING 280-51\280-53 COMMITTEE 71-3
161-15;161-16 MANUFACTURED HOME MARINE H(MII) Agricultural Planned
Site Plan Approval 280-137 PARKS DISTRICT Development District
SOIL REMOVAL 228-7 FLOOD DAMAGE Accessory uses and 280-174
STORMWATER PREVENTION 148-4; structures 280-55 Chief of Police A290-7
MANAGEMENT 148-21 Bathing 280-55 COMMITTEES,
_ 236-13;236-16 See Also MOBILE HOME Bed and breakfast 280-55 APPOINTMENT OF
Street Excavations 237-14 PARKS Board of Appeals 280-55 13-3
Street Numbering 237-23 Boats and Boating 280-55 ENVIRONMENTAL
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Bulk,area and parking QUALITY REVIEW
240-3;240-4;240-10; regulations 280-56 130-7
240-17;240-21; Ethics Board 26-21
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EXPENSES OF TOWN Fishers Island Harbor Fishers Island Harbor MULCHING
OFFICERS 30-1 Management 157-3 Management 157-6; STORMWATER
Fishers Island Harbor HOUSING FUND 34-6 157-7;157-8;157-9; MANAGEMENT
Management 157-3 LANDMARK 157-10 236-5;236-18
General Business(B) PRESERVATION Floating Homes 96-26; WETLANDS AND
District 280-48 170-4 96-28 SHORELINE 275-2
Hamlet Business(HB) SUBDIVISION OF LAND Marine I(MI)District MULTIFAMILY -
District 280-45 240-44 280-52 DWELLINGS
Historic Preservation YOUTH BOARD 68-5 Marine II(MII)District SEWERS AND SEWAGE
District(HPD) ZONING 280-4;280-78 280-55 DISPOSAL 215-7
280-193;280-195 METERS Resort Residential(RR) ZONING 280-108
HOUSING FUND 34-6 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR District 280-35 MUNICIPAL BUILDING
LANDMARK 172-2;172-5 WETLANDS AND ENERGY
PRESERVATION NOISE,PREVENTION OF SHORELINE 275-2; BENCHMARKING
1704 180-4;180-6 275-11 Applicability 177-2
Notification of Defects See Also PARKING ZONING 280-4;280-78 Benchmarking required for
237-2 METERS MOTELS covered municipal
PARKS AND SEWERS AND SEWAGE FIRE PREVENTION AND buildings 177-3
RECREATION DISPOSAL 215-4 BUILDING CODE Definitions 177-1
AREAS 193-9 MINING ADMINISTRATION Department of Public Works
PUBLIC HEARINGS, COASTAL EROSION 144-8 177-1
NOTICE OF 55-2 HAZARD AREAS General Business(B) Disclosure 177-4
Residential Office(RO) 111-6;111-11;111-12; District 280-48 Disclosure and publication
District 280-38 111-13;111-14 Hamlet Business(HB) of benchmarking
SANITARY FLOW FLOOD DAMAGE District 280-44;280-45 information 177-4
CREDITS, PREVENTION 148-4 See Also HOTELS Enforcement and
TRANSFER OF 117-9 STORMWATER Marine II(MII)District administration 177-6
Site Plan Approval MANAGEMENT 280-55 Fuel 177-1
280-131;280-133; 236-5 Parking at Beaches 189-3 Gas 177-1
280-137 MINORS Resort Residential(RR) Heating 177-1
Southold Community TOBACCO District 280-35 Internet 177-1;177-4
Preservation Project ADVERTISING 249-1 Signs 280-85 Lighting 177-1
Plan 17-13 ZONING 2804 ZONING 280-4;280-78 Maintenance of records
SUBDIVISION OF LAND MINUTES MOTOR VEHICLES 177-5
240-13;240-23;24040 COMMITTEES, BOATS,DOCKS AND Records 177-5
WETLANDS AND APPOINTMENT OF WHARVES 96-24 Reports 177-6
SHORELINE 275-8 13-3 COASTAL EROSION Tenants 177-5
YOUTH BOARD 68-4; HOUSING FUND 34-6 HAZARD AREAS Town Board 177-6
68-5 LANDMARK 111-16 Utilities 177-1;177-5
ZONING 2804;280-78; PRESERVATION FIRE PREVENTION AND Walls 177-1
280-157 170-4 BUILDING CODE Water 177-1
MEMBERS OF THE See Also RECORDS ADMINISTRATION MUSEUMS
DEPARTMENT Records Management 59-13 144-20 Hamlet Business(HB)
Chief of Police A290-33 YOUTH BOARD 684 Garbage,Rubbish and District 280-45 i
Complaints A290-33 MOBILE HOME PARKS Refuse 233-3;233-4 Historic Preservation
Court Clerk A290-33 See Also General Business(B) District(HPD)280-193
N Duties A290-33 MANUFACTURED District 28048 Limited Business(LB)
Emergencies A290-33 HOME PARKS Light Industrial Park/ District 28041
Fire Department A290-33 ZONING 2804 Planned Office Park Low-Density Residential
Firearms A290-33 MOBILE HOMES (LIO)District 280-58 R-40 District 280-17
Licenses and permits COASTAL EROSION Parking at Beaches 189-3; Marine II(MII)District
A290-33 HAZARD AREAS 1894 280-55
Notices A290-33 111-6 PARKS AND Marine III Zone District
Police Department A290-33 FLOOD DAMAGE RECREATION (MIII)280-205
POLICE DEPARTMENT PREVENTION 148-4 AREAS 193-3 Plum Island Conservation
RULES AND See Also See Also VEHICLES District(PIC)280-187
REGULATIONS MANUFACTURED VEHICLES AND Plum Island Research
A290-33 HOMES TRAFFIC 260-18 District(PIR)280-183
Police officers A290-33 STORMWATER VEHICLES,MOTOR- Residential Office(RO)
Records A290-33 MANAGEMENT DRIVEN 264-3; District 280-38
Reports A290-33 236-5 264-11;264-15 ZONING 280-78;280-79;
Retirement A290-33 WETLANDS AND ZONING 280-4;280-77; 280-119
Safety standards A290-33 SHORELINE 275-2 280-78;280-110
Security standards A290-33 ZONING 2804;280-78 MOTORCYCLES - N
Vehicles A290-33 MONUMENTS BICYCLES 88-4
Violations and penalties HIGHWAY Hamlet Business(HB) NATURAL FEATURES
A290-33 SPECIFICATIONS District 28045 See Also PRESERVATION
Weapons A290-33 161-3 JUNKYARDS 166-2 OF NATURAL
MEMBERSHIP SUBDIVISION OF LAND Limited Business(LB) FEATURES
AGRICULTURAL 240-10;240-17; District 280-41 Real Estate Transfer Tax
ADVISORY 240-21;240-41 PUBLIC 17-19
COMMITTEE 71-3 WETLANDS AND ENTERTAINMENT Site Plan Approval
Agricultural-Conservation SHORELINE 275-6 AND SPECIAL 280-129;280-133
(A-C)District and ZONING 280-104 EVENTS 205-2 Special Exception Uses
Low-Density MOORING VEHICLES,MOTOR- 280-143
Residential R-80, Agricultural-Conservation DRIVEN 264-15 STORMWATER
R-120,R-200 and (A-C)District and MUFFLERS MANAGEMENT
R-400 Districts 280-13 Low-Density BOATS,DOCKS AND 236-18
Board of Appeals 280-145 Residential R-80, WHARVES 96-17 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
COMMITTEES, R-120,R-200 and PARKS AND 240-3;240-43;240-53;
APPOINTMENT OF R400 Districts 280-13 RECREATION 240-54
13-2 BOATS,DOCKS AND AREAS 193-3 WATERFRONT
Community Preservation WHARVES 96-3; CONSISTENCY
Fund Advisory Board 96-7;96-22;96-24; REVIEW 268-3
17-16 96-25
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NATURAL FEATURES...
Wireless Communication TRANSPORTATION NONRESIDENTIAL POLICE DEPARTMENT
Facilities 280-72 ACCESS DISTRICTS RULES AND
ZONING 2804 MANAGEMENT 64-5 ZONING 280-93 REGULATIONS
NATURAL RESOURCES Wireless Communication NOTICES A29044
AGRICULTURAL Facilities 280-70; Adoption of Renumbered PUBLIC
ADVISORY 280-71 2006 Code 1-14 ENTERTAINMENT
COMMITTEE 71-1 ZONING 280-4;280-91; Affordable Housing(AHD) AND SPECIAL
COASTAL EROSION 280-94;280-111 District 280-26; EVENTS 205-8;205-9
HAZARD AREAS NOISE,PREVENTION OF 280-29;280-30 PUBLIC HEARINGS,
111-4;111-5;111-6; Brush,grass and weeds Agricultural Planned NOTICE OF 55-1
111-9;111-15 180-4 Development District Real Estate Transfer Tax
Emergency Activities Charges 180-4 280-174 17-32;17-34
I11-17 Compensation 180-4 Agricultural-Conservation RECORDS 59-10
HOUSING FUND 34-6 Construction 180-4 (A-C)District and Recreational Floating Zone
Plum Island Conservation Definitions 1804 Low-Density District(RFZ)280-201
District(PIC)280-187 Dirt 1804 Residential R-80, Removal of Utility Poles
Real Estate Transfer Tax Disturbing the peace 1804 R-120,R-200 and 237-32
17-19 Dust 1804 R400 Districts 280-13 RENTAL PERMITS 207-8
Southold Community Emergencies 180-7 Board of Appeals 280-146; Roadway Construction
Preservation Fund Fees 180-4 280-150 161-44
17-2;17-3;17-8 Fuel 180-4 BOATS,DOCKS AND SANITARY FLOW
Southold Community Gas 180-4;180-7 WHARVES 96-10; CREDITS,
Preservation Project General prohibition 180-5 96-13;96-25;96-31; TRANSFER OF
Plan 17-12 Grass clippings 1804 96-32;96-33 117-9;117-10;117-12;
STORMWATER Hearings 180-4 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 117-13;117-14
MANAGEMENT Holidays 180-4;180-7 PROPERTY Senior Citizen Exemption
236-5;236-10 Landscaping 1804;180-7 MAINTENANCE 245-3;2454;245-6
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Lawns 180-4 100-6;100-7;100-8; SEWERS AND SEWAGE
240-4;240-10 Litter 180-4 100-9;100-11 DISPOSAL 215-3;
WATERFRONT Meters 180-4;180-6 COASTAL EROSION 2154;215-7;215-8;
CONSISTENCY Noise 180-1;180-2;180-3; HAZARD AREAS 215-9;215-I1
REVIEW 268-2; 1804;180-5;180-6; 111-25;111-35 SHELLFISH AND OTHER
268-3;268-5 180-7 Emergency Activities MARINE
WETLANDS AND Pollution 180-1;180-2; 111-18;111-19 RESOURCES 219-16
SHORELINE 275-2; 180-3;180-4;180-5; Emergency Removal of Signs 280-88
275-3;275-11 180-6;180-7 Vehicles 260-25 Site Plan Approval
NEWSPAPER Prohibited noises;evidence ENVIRONMENTAL 280-131;280-137
Affordable Housing(AHD) of violation 180-7 QUALITY REVIEW Small Wind Energy Systems
District 280-26 Property maintenance 180-4 130-6;130-10;130-13; 277-3
Garbage,Rubbish and Purpose 180-2 130-17 SOIL REMOVAL 228-5;
Refuse 233-1;233-3.1 Safety standards 180-2; Farmland Bill of Rights 228-9;228-12
LITTERING 174-6 180-3 280-97;280-100; Special Events Requiring
See Also PAPER Shrubs 1804 280-101 Chairperson of the
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS Standards 180-6 FILMING 1394;139-8 Zoning Board of
AND TRANSIENT Statutory authorization FIRE PREVENTION AND Appeals'Approval
RETAIL 180-3 BUILDING CODE 2054
MERCHANTS 1974 Tenants 180-4 ADMINISTRATION Special Events Requiring T
NOISE Title 180-1 144-5;144-8;144-21; Town Board Approval Il�
Agricultural-Conservation Town Board 180-2 144-24;144-25 205-7
(A-C)District and Town Supervisor 180-7 Fishers Island Harbor STORMWATER
Low-Density Trees 180-4 Management 157-3; MANAGEMENT
Residential R-80, Trucks 180-4 157-9;157-12;157-14 236-5;236-9;236-12;
R-120,R-200 and Veterans 180-4 FLOOD DAMAGE 236-23;236-24;
R-400 Districts 280-13 Violations and penalties PREVENTION 148-9; 236-34;236-35
BOATS,DOCKS AND 180-7 148-14;148-24 Street Excavations 237-6;
WHARVES 96-17 NONCONFORMING Garbage,Rubbish and 237-11;237-13
See Also DISORDERLY BUILDINGS Refuse 233-6;233-8 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
CONDUCT ZONING 280-122;280-123 Grievance Procedures 47-1 240-13;240-18;
See Also DISTURBING NONCONFORMING LOTS Historic Preservation 240-19;240-22;
THE PEACE Districts 280-10 District(HPD)280-195 240-25;240-29;
Farmland Bill of Rights SUBDIVISION OF LAND Illicit Discharges 236-25; 240-30;240-32;
280-99 240-57 236-27;236-29;236-32 240-36;240-44;240-54
General Business(B) ZONING 280-4;280-124 JUNKYARDS 166-5 TOURIST AND TRAILER
District 280-47;280-48 NONCONFORMING SIGNS LANDMARK CAMPS 253-4
Light Industrial(LI)District Signs 280-90 PRESERVATION VEHICLES,MOTOR-
280-62 See Also SIGNS 170-4;170-5;170-7; DRIVEN 264-8
Light Industrial Park/ NONCONFORMING 170-14 WETLANDS AND
Planned Office Park STRUCTURES Light Industrial(LI)District SHORELINE 275-3.1;
(LIO)District 280-58 WETLANDS AND 280-62 275-8;275-9;275-10;
NOISE,PREVENTION OF SHORELINE 275-2; Light Industrial Park/ 275-11;275-16
180-1;180-2;180-3; 275-11 Planned Office Park Wireless Communication
180-4;180-5;180-6; NONCONFORMING USES (LIO)District 280-58 Facilities 280-74;
180-7 General Business(B) LITTERING 174-5 280-76
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS District 280-48 LOCAL LAWS, ZONING 280-92;280-153;
AND TRANSIENT See Also PERMITTED ADOPTION OF 38-1; 280-155;280-157;
RETAIL USES 38-2;38-4;38-6 280-159
MERCHANTS 197-10 See Also PROHIBITED Members of the Department NOTICES OF VIOLATIONS
Small Wind Energy Systems USES A290-33 BOATS,DOCKS AND
277-2;277-3 Signs 280-90 Notification of Defects WHARVES 96-31;
SOIL REMOVAL 228-5 See Also SPECIAL 237-1;237-2 96-32
Special Events Requiring EXCEPTION USES PARKS AND COASTAL EROSION
Town Board Approval ZONING 280-2;280-4; RECREATION HAZARD AREAS
205-7 280-120;280-121; AREAS 193-10 111-29
Special Exception Uses 280-123;280-154 POLICE DEPARTMENT
280-143 51-6
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NOTICES OF VIOLATIONS...
STORMWATER LANDMARK See Residency Signs 260-3.1
MANAGEMENT PRESERVATION Requirements 42-9\ U-tums 260-3.1
236-35 170-3 42-10 Vehicles 260-3;260-3.1
See Also VIOLATIONS Notification of Defects Rules of Conduct 26-4; VEHICLES AND
AND PENALTIES 237-1 26-11 TRAFFIC 260-3\
NOTIFICATION OF PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS See Superintendent of 260-3.1
DEFECTS AND TRANSIENT Highways 42-5\42-8 OPEN BURNING
Bridges 237-1 RETAIL See Town Clerk 42-1\42-4 See Also BURNING
Culverts 237-1 MERCHANTS 197-10 OFFICIAL MAP FIRE PREVENTION AND
Meetings 237-2 SEWERS AND SEWAGE FLOOD DAMAGE BUILDING CODE
Notices 237-1;237-2 DISPOSAL 215-4 PREVENTION 148-4 ADMINISTRATION
Obstructions 237-1 Signs 280-80 SUBDIVISION OF LAND 144-19
Prior written notice required Snow and Ice Removal 240-3;240-4;240-10; See Also FIRES
237-1 237-20 240-17 OPEN FIRES
Statutory provisions Street Excavations 237-12 ZONING 280-4 See BURNING
superseded 237-3 Wireless Communication See Also ZONING MAPS See FIRES
STREETS AND Facilities 280-70; OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OPEN SPACE
SIDEWALKS 237-1\ 280-74 See ZONING MAPS Adoption of Renumbered
237-3 ZONING 280-104; OFF-ROAD VEHICLES 2006 Code 1-14
Town Board 237-2 280-106;280-111 See Also ALL-TERRAIN AGRICULTURAL LANDS
Town Clerk 237-1;237-2 OCCUPANCY, VEHICLES PRESERVATION 70-2
Transmission and CERTIFICATES OF SUBDIVISION OF LAND Agricultural Planned
presentation of notices See CERTIFICATES OF • 240-44 Development District
237-2 OCCUPANCY VEHICLES,MOTOR- 280-181
NUISANCES OCCUPANCY PERMITS DRIVEN 264-16 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; See CERTIFICATES OF OFF-STREET LOADING PROPERTY
PROPERTY OCCUPANCY See Also PARKING MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE ODORS ZONING 280-79 100-3
100-2 Agricultural-Conservation OFF-STREET PARKING COASTAL EROSION
Farmland Bill of Rights (A-C)District and Affordable Housing(AHD) HAZARD AREAS
280-97;280-99 Low-Density District 280-27;280-28 111-13
FLOOD DAMAGE Residential R-80, Agricultural-Conservation Design Standards 240-45
PREVENTION 148-24 R-120,R-200 and (A-C)District and Districts 280-8
JUNKYARDS 166-1 R400 Districts 280-13 Low-Density HOUSING FUND 34-6
Light Industrial(LI)District Farmland Bill of Rights Residential R-80, Low-Density Residential
280-62 280-99 R-120,R-200 and R40 District 280-16
Light Industrial Park/ See Also FUMES R400 Districts 280-13 OPEN SPACE
Planned Office Park See Also GAS Design Standards 240-45 PRESERVATION
(LIO)District 280-58 See Also GASES Farm Stands 72-6 185-1;185-2;185-3;
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR General Business(B) General Business(B) 185-5
172-2;172-5 District 280-48 District 280-48 Preservation of Natural
Plum Island Research Light Industrial(LI)District Hamlet Business(HB) Features 240-49
District(PIR)280-183 280-62 District 280-45 Real Estate Transfer Tax
SEWERS AND SEWAGE Light Industrial Park/ Light Industrial Park/ 17-24
DISPOSAL 215-4 Planned Office Park Planned Office Park SANITARY FLOW
SOIL REMOVAL 228-5 (LIO)District 280-58 (LIO)District 280-58 CREDITS,
VEHICLES,MOTOR- Plum Island Research Marine III Zone District TRANSFER OF
DRIVEN 264-14 District(PIR)280-183 (MIII)280-205 117-2;117-3
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding SEWERS AND SEWAGE See Also PARKING Site Plan Approval
O and Domestic Pet DISPOSAL 215-4 See Also PARKING OFF- 280-127;280-128;
Waste 83-28 Special Exception Uses STREET 280-137
WATERFRONT 280-143 Site Plan Approval Southold Community
CONSISTENCY SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-129;280-133; Preservation Fund
REVIEW 268-3 240-44 280-137 17-4;17-5;17-8;17-9
ZONING 280-111 ZONING 280-4;280-111 Special Exception Uses Southold Community
NURSING HOMES OFFENSES 280-143 Preservation Project
Agricultural-Conservation See VIOLATIONS AND SUBDIVISION OF LAND Plan 17-12
(A-C)District and PENALTIES 240-4 STORMWATER
Low-Density OFFICE DISTRICTS Wireless Communication MANAGEMENT
Residential R-80, Districts 280-5 Facilities 280-70 236-19
R-120,R-200 and General Business(B) ZONING 280-4;280-77; SUBDIVISION OF LAND
R-400 Districts 280-13 District 280-48 280-78;280-95; 240-2;240-3;240-10;
See Also Hamlet Business(HB) 280-109 240-21;240-42;
CONVALESCENT District 280-45 ONE-FAMILY 240-43;240-44;240-54
HOMES Light Industrial(LI)District DWELLINGS TRANSPORTATION
ZONING 280-4;280-78 280-62 Agricultural-Conservation ACCESS
Light Industrial Park/ (A-C)District and MANAGEMENT 64-3
- U _ Planned Office Park Low-Density WATERFRONT
(LIO)District 280-58 Residential R-80, CONSISTENCY
OBSTRUCTIONS Limited Business(LB) R-120,R-200 and REVIEW 268-2;268-5
Adoption of Renumbered District 280-41 R400 Districts 280-13 WETLANDS AND
2006 Code 1-14 OFFICERS AND Districts 280-10 SHORELINE 275-2
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; EMPLOYEES FIRE PREVENTION AND ZONING 280-4
PROPERTY Adoption of Renumbered BUILDING CODE OPEN SPACE
MAINTENANCE 2006 Code 1-14 ADMINISTRATION PRESERVATION
100-2 Code of Ethics 26-1 144-19 Acquisition 1854
COASTAL EROSION DEFENSE AND RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Alienation of fee,interest or
HAZARD AREAS INDEMNIFICATION See Also SINGLE-FAMILY right;instrument of
111-11;111-13 21-1 DWELLINGS conveyance;Open
Emergency Removal of ETHICS 26-17;26-18 ZONING 280-4;280-109 Space Committee
Vehicles 260-23 Ethics Board 26-24;26-25 ONE-WAY STREETS 185-5
FLOOD DAMAGE See Also PERSONNEL No U-tum areas 260-3.1 Construction 185-5
PREVENTION POLICE DEPARTMENT One-Way Streets 260-3 Costs and expenses 185-5
148-16;148-18 51-1 One-way streets designated Definitions 185-3
260-3 Fees 185-3;185-4;185-5
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OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION...
Fences 185-3 See Also HANDICAPPED TRANSPORTATION See Also OFF-STREET
Findings 185-2 PARKING ACCESS PARKING
Hearings 185-4;185-5 HOUSING FUND 34-6 MANAGEMENT 64-5 PARKS AND
Licenses and permits 185-5 Light Industrial(LI)District VEHICLES AND RECREATION
Open space 185-1;185-2; 280-62;280-63 TRAFFIC 260-1; Adoption of Renumbered
185-3;185-5 Light Industrial Park/ 260-8;260-8.1;260-9; 2006 Code 1-14
Sales 185-4;185-5 Planned Office Park 260-10;260-11; BICYCLES 88-1;88-2;
Severability 185-6 (LIO)District 280-58; 260-12;260-14; 88-3;88-5
Title 185-1 280-59 260-15;260-16; Districts 280-7
Town Board 185-2;185-4; LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 260-17;260-18; LITTERING 174-1;174-4
185-5 172-2;172-5 260-19;260-20; PARKS AND
OUTDOOR BURNING Limited Business(LB) 260-21;260-22;260-28 RECREATION
See FIRES District 280-42 WATERFRONT AREAS 193-1;193-3.1
LITTERING 174-1 CONSISTENCY See Also PLAYGROUNDS
P _ Low-Density Residential REVIEW 268-3 Real Estate Transfer Tax
R-40 District 280-18 WETLANDS AND 17-24
PAPER Marine I(MI)District SHORELINE 275-2 See Also RECREATION
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 280-53 Wireless Communication AREAS
PROPERTY Marine II(MII)District Facilities 280-69; Southold Community
MAINTENANCE 280-56 280-72 Preservation Fund 17-4
100-3 Marine III Zone District ZONING 280-4;280-65; Special Events Requiring
Garbage,Rubbish and (1VIIII)280-206 280-78;280-79; Town Board Approval
Refuse 233-1 See Also OFF-STREET 280-91280-95; 205-7
LITTERING 174-1 LOADING 280-111;280-117 STORMWATER
See Also NEWSPAPER See Also OFF-STREET PARKING AT BEACHES MANAGEMENT
PARKS AND PARKING Bathing 189-1;189-2 236-19
RECREATION Parking at Beaches 189-1; Bed and breakfast 189-3 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
AREAS 193-2 189-2;189-3;189-4; Boardinghouses 189-3 240-3;240-4;240-10;
SEWERS AND SEWAGE 189-5;189-6 Boats and Boating 189-2 240-42;240-52;
DISPOSAL 215-4; See Parking at Beaches Bridges 189-2 240-53;240-54
215-10 189-1\189-8 Charges 189-3 TOBACCO
Signs 280-83;280-85 PARKS AND Costs and expenses 189-7 ADVERTISING 249-1
SUBDIVISION OF LAND RECREATION Designation of parking areas Waterfowl and Gull Feeding
240-20;240-28; AREAS 193-1;193-3 on Fishers Island 189-4 and Domestic Pet
240-29;240-30 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS Designation of parking areas Waste 83-27
TOBACCO AND TRANSIENT requiring permits 189-2 ZONING 280-4
ADVERTISING 249-2 RETAIL Docks 189-4 PARKS AND
ZONING 280-4;280-111 MERCHANTS 197-2; Duration of permits 189-5 RECREATION AREAS
PARADES 197-10 Fees 189-3;189-4 Air rifles 193-6
BOATS,DOCKS AND Plum Island Conservation Fishing 189-3 Animals 193-2;193-3.1
WHARVES 96-16 District(PIC)280-188 Hotels 189-3 Ashes 193-2
PARKS AND Plum Island Research Inspections 189-3;189-4 Authority to promulgate
RECREATION District(PIR)280-184 Licenses and permits rules and regulations
AREAS 193-9 PUBLIC 189-2;189-3;1894; 193-11
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT 189-5 Bathing 193-3.1;193-4;
ENTERTAINMENT AND SPECIAL Motels 189-3 193-5
AND SPECIAL EVENTS 205-2;205-3 Motor vehicles 189-3;189-4 Beach activities 193-5
EVENTS 205-2 Recreational Floating Zone Other regulations 189-6 Behavior and conduct 193-9
PARENT AND GUARDIAN District(RFZ) PARKING 189-1\189-8 Boats and Boating 193-1;
RESPONSIBILITIES 280-201;280-203; Parking permits 189-3 193-3;193-5
Shellfish 219-6 280-204 Penalties for offenses 189-8 Certain acts prohibited
PARKING RENTAL PERMITS 207-1 Police Department 189-7 193-2
Adoption of Code 1-2 Residential Office(RO) Police officers 189-7 Definitions 193-1
Adoption of Renumbered District 280-38;280-39 Policy 189-1 Department of Public Works
2006 Code 1-14 Resort Residential(RR) Ponds 189-2 193-1
Affordable Housing(AHD) District 280-36 Recreation areas 189-4 Dirt 193-2
District 280-28 Roadway Construction Registration 189-3;189-4 Dog runs 193-3.1
Agricultural-Conservation 161-15 Removal of vehicles parked Dogs 193-3.1
(A-C)District and SALVAGE CENTERS in violation 189-7 Driveways 193-1
Low-Density 211-3;211-4 Rental units 189-3 Dumps and dumping 193-2
Residential R-80, Signs 280-85 Signs 189-4 Emergencies 193-3
R-120,R-200 and Site Plan Approval Storage 189-7 Enforcement;penalties for
R-400 Districts 280-127;280-128; Town Board 189-1;189-3; offenses 193-12
280-13;280-14 280-129;280-131; 189-4 Fire Department 193-3
APPEARANCE TICKETS 280-133;280-134; Town Clerk 189-3;189-4 Firearms 193-6
5-2;5-3 280-137 Trailers 189-2 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
Emergency Removal of SOIL REMOVAL 228-7 Vehicles 189-1;189-2; 193-2;193-7
Vehicles 260-23 Southold Community 189-3;189-4;189-7 Glass 193-2
Farm Stands 72-5;72-6 Preservation Fund 17-8 Violations and penalties Guns 193-6
FILMING 139-3 Special Events Requiring 189-2;189-3;189-4; Hours of use 193-10
FIRE PREVENTION AND Chairperson of the 189-7;189-8 Hunting 193-2;193-3.1;
BUILDING CODE Zoning Board of Water 189-1 193-6
ADMINISTRATION Appeals'Approval Wells 189-2 Hunting and use of firearms
144-19;144-20 2054 PARKING FOR prohibited 193-6
FLOOD DAMAGE Special Events Requiring HANDICAPPED Intoxicating beverages
PREVENTION 148-4; Town Board Approval See HANDICAPPED 193-9
148-16 205-7 PARKING Leashing 193-3.1
General Business(B) Special Exception Uses PARKING METERS Licenses and permits
District 280-48;280-49 280-143 See Also METERS 193-3.1
Hamlet Business(HB) STORMWATER VEHICLES AND Meetings 193-9
District 280-45;280-46 MANAGEMENT TRAFFIC 260-1 Motor vehicles 193-3
Hamlet Density(HD) 236-5;236-13;236-19 PARKING OFF-STREET Mufflers 193-3
Residential District SUBDIVISION OF LAND Hamlet Business(HB) Notices 193-10
280-23 240-44 District 280-45 Paper 193-2
Parades 193-9
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Parking 193-1;193-3 Farms and farming 197-2 COASTAL EROSION Historic Preservation
Parks and recreation 193-1; Fees 197-4;197-7;197-8; HAZARD AREAS District(HPD)280-193
193-3.1 197-9 111-6;111-16 Light Industrial(LI)District
Playgrounds 193-1 Fees;expiration of license Crosswalks 260-27 280-62
Police Department 193-12 197-9 FILMING 139-1;139-3 Light Industrial Park/
Police officers 193-3 Fingerprinting 197-7 General Business(B) Planned Office Park
Recreation areas 193-1; Garage sales 197-4 District 280-48 (LIO)District 280-58
193-3.1;193-6;193-7; Hearings 197-11 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Limited Business(LB)
193-10;193-11 Insects 197-10 172-2 District 280-41
Regulations concerning Investigation of applicant Limited Business(LB) Low-Density Residential
bathing and swimming 197-7 District 280-41 R-40 District 280-17
193-4 Investigations 197-7 Pedestrians 260-27 Marine I(MI)District
Regulations concerning Issuance of license;records; Recreational Floating Zone 280-52
dogs or domestic possession 197-8 District(RFZ)280-201 Marine II(MII)District
animals 193-3.1 Legislative intent 197-1 Safety standards 260-27 280-55
Regulations concerning License required 197-3 Signs 280-85 Marine III Zone District
motor vehicles 193-3 Licenses and permits Site Plan Approval (MIII)280-205
Restrictions concerning 197-3;197-4;197-6; 280-128;280-129; See Also
certain games and 197-7;197-8;197-9; 280-133;280-137 NONCONFORMING
sports activities 193-8 197-11;197-13 Street Numbering 237-26 USES
Safety standards 193-6; Licensing and Regulation SUBDIVISION OF LAND Plum Island Conservation
193-11 197-1\197-13 240-3;240-4;240-10; District(PIC)280-187
Service dogs 193-3.1 Newspaper 197-4 240-42;240-53;240-54 Plum Island Research
Signs 193-3;193-3.1 Noise 197-10 Town Board 260-27 District(PIR)280-183
Special permits 193-7 Obstructions 197-10 TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC
Toilet facilities 193-4 Parking 197-2;197-10 ACCESS ENTERTAINMENT
Town Board 193-3.1; Peddling and soliciting MANAGEMENT 64-5 AND SPECIAL
193-10 197-1;197-2;197-3; Vehicle Traffic 260-26 EVENTS 205-2
Trap 193-6 197-4;197-7;197-8; VEHICLES AND Recreational Floating Zone
Trash 193-2;193-7 197-10 TRAFFIC 260-18; District(RFZ)280-202
Trees 193-2 Penalties for offenses 260-27 Residential Office(RO)
Trucks 193-3 197-13 WETLANDS AND District 280-38
Use of picnic areas 193-7 Permitted activities 197-5 SHORELINE 275-11 Resort Residential(RR)
Use Regulations and Police Chief 197-7 ZONING 280-2;280-77 District 280-35
Restrictions 193-1\ Police Department 197-7 PENALTIES FOR SANITARY FLOW
193-13 Records 197-7;197-8 OFFENSES CREDITS,
Vehicles 193-1;193-3; Registration 197-1;197-4; See VIOLATIONS AND TRANSFER OF 117-3
193-4 197-6 PENALTIES Special Events Requiring
Violations and penalties Restrictions 197-10 PENSIONS Chairperson of the
193-7;193-12 Revocation of license; See Also RETIREMENT Zoning Board of
Water 193-4 hearing 197-11 WATERFRONT Appeals'Approval
Weapons 193-6 Sales 197-2;197-4;197-5; CONSISTENCY 205-5
When effective 193-13 197-6;197-10 REVIEW 268-3 Special Exception Uses
Wildlife 193-6 Schools 197-10 PERFORMANCE 280-143
PARKS AND Signs 197-12 GUARANTEES See Also SPECIAL
RECREATION Town Board 197-11;197-12 STORMWATER EXCEPTION USES
COMMITTEE Town Clerk 197-3;197-6; MANAGEMENT Targeted Business
See Also RECREATION 197-8;197-I1 236-20 Investment Exemption
AREAS Transient merchants 197-1; WETLANDS AND 245-7
Recreational Floating Zone 197-2;197-5;197-6 SHORELINE 275-9 Wireless Communication
District(RFZ)280-201 Trucks 197-2;197-5 PERFORMANCE Facilities 280-71
PATIOS Vehicles 197-10 STANDARDS PERSONNEL
P General Business(B) Violations and penalties See Also DESIGN See Grievance Procedures
District 28048 197-6;197-I1;197-13 STANDARDS 47-I\474
Hamlet Business(HB) PEDDLING AND FLOOD DAMAGE See Also OFFICERS AND
District 28045 SOLICITING PREVENTION 148-22 EMPLOYEES
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Adoption of Code 1-2 STORMWATER PERSONNEL POLICIES
172-2 Adoption of Renumbered MANAGEMENT See OFFICERS AND
STORMWATER 2006 Code 1-14 236-3;236-9;236-18 EMPLOYEES
MANAGEMENT APPEARANCE TICKETS PERMIT PARKING PET WASTE
236-5 5-2 See PARKING See Also FECAL MATTER
WETLANDS AND LITTERING 174-6 PERMITTED USES Illicit Discharges 236-27
SHORELINE 275-2 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS Affordable Housing(AHD) STORMWATER
ZONING 280-4;280-104 AND TRANSIENT District 280-27 MANAGEMENT
PEACE AND GOOD RETAIL Agricultural Planned 2364
ORDER MERCHANTS 197-1; Development District PET WASTE DISPOSAL
See DISORDERLY 197-2;197-3;197-4; 280-175 See FECAL MATTER
CONDUCT 197-7;197-8;197-10 Agricultural-Conservation PLACES OF WORSHIP
See DISTURBING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT (A-C)District and Agricultural-Conservation
PEACE RULES AND Low-Density (A-C)District and
See NOISE REGULATIONS Residential R-80, Low-Density
PEDALCYCLES A290-15 R-120,R-200 and Residential R-80,
See BICYCLES See Also SALES R-400 Districts 280-13 R-120,R-200 and
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS See Also VENDORS Board of Appeals 280-146 R-400 Districts 280-13
AND TRANSIENT PEDESTRIAN FIRE PREVENTION AND See Also CHURCHES
RETAIL MERCHANTS WALKWAYS BUILDING CODE Residential Office(RO)
Application for license See Also CROSSWALKS ADMINISTRATION District 280-38
197-6 General Business(B) 144-8 ZONING 280-78
Chief of Police 197-11 District 28048 General Business(B) PLANNED UNIT
Contagious diseases 197-6 Hamlet Business(HB) District 280-48 DEVELOPMENTS
Definitions 197-2 District 28045 Hamlet Business(HB) HOUSING FUND 34-6
Dirt 197-10 PEDESTRIANS District 28045 PLANNING BOARD
Dogs 197-5;197-10 ALCOHOLIC Hamlet Density(HD) Adoption of Code 1-2
Dust 197-10 BEVERAGES 79-1 Residential District
Exemptions 197-4 BICYCLES 88-2;88-6 280-22
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PLANNING BOARD...
Affordable Housing(AHD) Site Plan Approval Roadway Construction Permitted uses 280-183
District 280-24; 280-127;280-129; 161-46 Planning Board 280-183
280-28;280-29; 280-130;280-131; SEWERS AND SEWAGE Purpose 280-182
280-30;280-31 280-132;280-133; DISPOSAL 215-4 Setbacks 280-185
AGRICULTURAL 280-137 Signs 280-82 Sewers 280-183
ADVISORY SOIL REMOVAL 228-4; WETLANDS AND Site plan approval 280-183
COMMITTEE 71-1; 228-7 SHORELINE 275-11 Smoke 280-183
714 Special Events Requiring ZONING 280-4;280-111 Solar energy 280-183
Agricultural Planned Chairperson of the PLAYGROUNDS Special exception uses
Development District Zoning Board of Agricultural-Conservation 280-183
280-174;280-181 Appeals'Approval (A-C)District and Special exceptions 280-183
Agricultural-Conservation 205-5 Low-Density Storage 280-183
(A-C)District and STORMWATER Residential R-80, Town Board 280-183
Low-Density MANAGEMENT R-120,R-200 and Use regulations 280-183
Residential R-80, 236-10 R-400 Districts 280-13 Utilities 280-183
R-120,R-200 and Street Numbering 237-25 FIRE PREVENTION AND Vibrations 280-183
R-400 Districts 280-13 SUBDIVISION OF LAND BUILDING CODE Water 280-183
Design Standards 240-45 240-3;240-5;240-6; ADMINISTRATION Wetlands 280-185
Districts 280-9 240-8;240-9;240-10; 144-8 ZONING 280-182\280-185
EXPENSES OF TOWN 240-11;240-12; LITTERING 174-1 PLUMBERS
OFFICERS 30-1 240-13;240-14; See Also PARKS AND SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Farm Stands 72-6 240-16;240-18; RECREATION DISPOSAL 215-8
Farmland Bill of Rights 240-19;240-20; PARKS AND ZONING 2804
280-100 240-21;240-22; RECREATION PLUMBING
Garbage,Rubbish and 240-23;240-24; AREAS 193-1 Design Standards 240-47
Refuse 233-6 240-25;240-29; See Also RECREATION FIRE PREVENTION AND
General Business(B) 240-30;240-32; AREAS BUILDING CODE
District 280-48 240-34;240-35; SUBDIVISION OF LAND ADMINISTRATION
Hamlet Business(HB) 240-38;240-39; 240-10;240-43; 144-6;144-8
District 280-45 240-40;24041; 240-44;240-52;240-53 FLOOD DAMAGE
Hamlet Density(HD) 240-42;240-44; PLUM ISLAND PREVENTION 148-16
Residential District 240-52;240-53; CONSERVATION General Business(B)
280-22 240-54;240-56; DISTRICT(PIC) District 280-48
HIGHWAY 240-57;240-58;240-59 Accessory uses and Hamlet Business(HB)
SPECIFICATIONS WATERFRONT structures 280-187 District 280-45
161-49 CONSISTENCY Apartments 280-187 Light Industrial(LI)District
Historic Preservation REVIEW 268-4 Appeals 280-187 280-62
District(HPD) Wireless Communication Board of Appeals 280-187 Light Industrial Park/
280-193;280-195; Facilities 280-70; Buffers 280-187 Planned Office Park
280-196 280-72;280-73; Bulk,area and parking (LIO)District 280-58
Light Industrial(LI)District 280-74;280-76.2 regulations 280-188 Limited Business(LB)
280-62 ZONING 280-4;280-78; Conservation districts District 28041
Light Industrial Park/ 280-92;280-94; 280-186;280-187; RENTAL PERMITS 207-2
Planned Office Park 280-104;280-123; 280-188 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
(LIO)District 280-58 280-151;280-154; Fees 280-187 DISPOSAL 215-2;
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 280-157 Historic landmarks 280-187 215-9
172-5;172-8 PLANNING COMMISSION Historic resources 280-186 ZONING 280-4;280-78
Limited Business(LB) Affordable Housing(AHD) Museums 280-187 POLICE CHIEF
District 28041;28042 District 280-29 Natural resources 280-187 See Also CHIEF OF
Low-Density Residential Historic Preservation Parking 280-188 POLICE
R-40 District 280-17 District(HPD)280-195 Permitted uses 280-187 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS
Marine I(MI)District Site Plan Approval 280-131 Planning Board 280-187 AND TRANSIENT
280-52 Special Events Requiring Purpose 280-186 RETAIL
Marine II(MII)District Chairperson of the Setbacks 280-189 MERCHANTS 197-7
280-55 Zoning Board of Site plan approval 280-187 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Marine III Zone District Appeals'Approval Solar energy 280-187 Administration;rules and
(mill)280-205 205-5 Special exception uses regulations 51-5
Plum Island Conservation SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-187 Adoption of Code 1-2;1-4
District(PIC)280-187 240-12 Special exceptions 280-187 Adoption of Renumbered
Plum Island Research PLASTIC BAGS Town Board 280-187 2006 Code 1-14
District(PIR)280-183 Garbage,Rubbish and Use regulations 280-187 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-2;
Preservation of Natural Refuse 233-1 Wetlands 280-189 75-6
Features 24049; POLICE DEPARTMENT ZONING 280-186\280-189 Appointments 51-3;51-4
240-51 RULES AND PLUM ISLAND RESEARCH Board of Commissioners
PUBLIC REGULATIONS DISTRICT(PIR) 51-2
ENTERTAINMENT A29045 Accessory uses and Board of Police
AND SPECIAL PLASTICS structures 280-183 Commissioners 51-2
EVENTS 205-2 Agricultural-Conservation Apartments 280-183 Budget 51-4
Recreational Floating Zone (A-C)District and Appeals 280-183 Charges 51-1;51-6
District(RFZ) Low-Density Board of Appeals 280-183 Charges;disciplinary action
280-201;280-202 Residential R-80, Boats and Boating 280-183 51-6
Residential Office(RO) R-120,R-200 and Buffers 280-183 Chief of Police 51-1;
District 280-38 R-400 Districts 280-13 Bulk,area and parking A290-7
Resort Residential(RR) Garbage,Rubbish and regulations 280-184 Civil Service Commission
District 280-35 Refuse 233-1;233-3.1 Dust 280-183 514
Roadway Construction General Business(B) Explosives 280-183 COASTAL EROSION
161-15;16144 District 280-48 Fees 280-183 HAZARD AREAS
Rules of Conduct 26-13 Hamlet Business(HB) Fumes 280-183 111-6;111-29
SANITARY FLOW District 280-45 Gases 280-183 Compensation 51-1;514;
CREDITS, JUNKYARDS 166-1 Groundwater 280-183 51-6
TRANSFER OF LITTERING 174-1 Historic landmarks 280-183 Costs and expenses 51-1
117-9;117-11 POLICE DEPARTMENT Museums 280-183 Emergencies 51-4
Signs 280-81 RULES AND Nuisances 280-183 Emergency Removal of
REGULATIONS Odors 280-183 Vehicles 260-24;
A290-45 Parking 280-184 260-25
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POLICE DEPARTMENT...
Establishment;members; A290-36;A290-41; Patrol duty A290-37 FILMING 139-4
powers and duties; A290-43;A290-44; Peddling and soliciting HOUSING FUND 34-2
compensation; A290-46 A290-15 Members of the Department
equipment 51-1 See Chief of Police A290-6\ Plastic bags A290-45 A290-33
FILMING 139-12 A290-7 Plastics A290-45 Parking at Beaches 189-7
Hearings 51-6 Civilian Members A290-12\ Police Department A290-1; PARKS AND
Investigations 51-6 A290-14 A290-2;A290-4; RECREATION -
Members of the Department Communicable diseases A290-8;A290-11; AREAS 193-3
A290-33 A290-45 A290-34;A290-35; POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notices 51-6 Communicable/infectious A290-36;A290-41; 51-3;51-4
Officers and employees diseases A290-45 A290-46;A290-47 POLICE DEPARTMENT
51-1 Compensation A290-47 Police officers A290-4; RULES AND
Parking at Beaches 189-7 Complaints A290-15; A290-16;A290-23; REGULATIONS
PARKS AND A290-36;A29045 A290-36;A290-37 A2904;A290-16;
RECREATION Composition A290-18 Powers and duties A290-1 A290-23;A290-36;
AREAS 193-12 Conduct A290-15 Pro-arrest policy A290-36 A290-37
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS Confidentiality A290-14; Procedures A290-30 Special Events Requiring
AND TRANSIENT A290-41 Profanity A290-15 Chairperson of the
RETAIL Confidentiality of official Qualifications A290-16 Zoning Board of
MERCHANTS 197-7 business A290-41 Records A290-9;A290-11; Appeals'Approval
POLICE DEPARTMENT Conflict with Police A290-15;A290-28; 205-5
51-1;51-2;51-3;51-5; Benevolent Association A290-45 Street Numbering 237-28
51-6 agreements A290-48 Records and documents VEHICLES AND
POLICE DEPARTMENT Construal of Provisions A290-28 TRAFFIC 260-7
RULES AND A290-48 Reports A290-3;A290-9; VEHICLES,MOTOR-
REGULATIONS Cooperation with other law A290-11;A290-13; DRIVEN 264-15;
A290-1;A290-2; enforcement agencies A290-15;A290-31; 264-17
A290-4;A290-8; A290-22 A290-32;A290-36; POLITICAL SIGNS
A290-11;A290-34; Curbs A290-37;A290-38 A290-37;A290-38; See SIGNS
A290-35;A290-36; Definitions;word usage A290-44 POLLUTION
A290-41;A290-46; A290-46 Requesting assistance See A1so AIR POLLUTION
A290-47 Detectives A290-16\ A290-26 Floating Homes 96-26
Police officers 51-3;51-4 A290-32 Rules of conduct A290-15; General Business(B)
Powers and duties 51-1 Detectives to be on call A290-23 District 28048
PUBLIC A290-32 Safeguarding information Light Industrial(LI)District
ENTERTAINMENT Disability A290-3 A290-14 280-62
AND SPECIAL Disciplinary Action Safety standards A29045 Light Industrial Park/
EVENTS 205-9 A290-47 Salaries and compensation Planned Office Park
Qualifications 51-3 Disorderly conduct A290-9; A290-47 (LIO)District 280-58
Qualifications of members A290-15;A290-36 Scene of investigation LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
of Police Department Dress A290-29 A290-20 172-2
51-3 Duty of Department Security standards A290-9; NOISE,PREVENTION OF
Salaries and compensation A290-35 A290-42 180-1;180-2;180-3;
51-6 Emergencies A290-3; Seniority A290-5 1804;180-5;180-6;
Special Events Requiring A290-11;A29046 Sergeants A290-10\A290-11 180-7 -
Chairperson of the Fecal matter A29045 Sick leave A290-39 SOIL REMOVAL 228-7
Zoning Board of Fees A290-15 Sick time A29044 Special Exception Uses
Appeals'Approval Firearms A290-9 Sidearms A29042 280-143
205-5 Fitness for duty A290-39 Sidewalks A290-37; STORMWATER
Special policemen 51-4 Gas A290-15 A290-38 MANAGEMENT
STORMWATER General duties A290-8; Smoke A29045 236-3;236-4;236-5;
MANAGEMENT A290-10;A290-12 Specific duties A290-9; 236-17;236-19;
P 236-33 General Rules A290-34\ A290-11;A290-13 236-20;236-35
Street Excavations 237-12; A29045 Streetlighting A290-37; See A1so WATER
237-13 Grooming A290-43 A290-38 POLLUTION
Town Board 51-1;51-2; Guns A290-15 Supervisory officers Water Quality Improvement
51-4;51-5;51-6 HarassmentA290-36 A290-38 17-41;17-43;1744;
VEHICLES,MOTOR- Hazardous wastes A290-45 Tests A290-45 17-45
DRIVEN 264-17; Hospitals A29044; Tobacco A290-15 WATERFRONT
264-19 A290-45 Towing A290-15 CONSISTENCY
Violations and penalties Inquiries A290-25 Town Board A290-2; REVIEW 268-3
51-6 Inspections A290-15; A290-4;A290-15; ZONING 280-91
WATERFRONT A290-27 A290-46 PONDS
CONSISTENCY Intoxicating beverages Types of action A290-47 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
REVIEW 2684;268-6 A290-15;A290-24 Use of intoxicating PROPERTY
POLICE DEPARTMENT Intoxication A290-9 beverages A290-24 MAINTENANCE
RULES AND Investigation of Vehicles A290-11; 100-4
REGULATIONS questionable deaths A290-15;A290-45 Fishers Island Harbor
Absence for disability of A290-21 Violations and penalties Management 157-6
Chief A290-3 Investigations A290-15; A290-9;A290-13; LITTERING 174-4
Additional duties A290-19 A290-17;A290-19; A290-15;A290-19; Parking at Beaches 189-2
Advertising A290-15 A290-20;A290-21; A290-36;A290-47 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Alcoholic beverages A290-24;A290-25; Waivers A29043 DISPOSAL 215-2
A290-15 A290-31 Warrants A290-17; Site Plan Approval 280-133
Appointments A290-5 Lieutenant A290-8\A290-9 A290-36 Southold Community
Assignment A290-17 Maintenance of order Water A29045 Preservation Project
Charges A290-36 A290-34 Weapons A290-15 Plan 17-13
Chief of Police A290-2; See Members of the Word Usage A29046 Stop and Yield Intersections
A290-3;A2904; Department A290-33 POLICE OFFICERS 2604;260-6
A290-8;A290-9; Monthly report A290-31 BOATS,DOCKS AND STORMWATER
A290-12;A290-13; Notices A29044 WHARVES 96-15 MANAGEMENT
A290-15;A290-16; Order of rank A290-4 Dogs 83-7 236-5;236-9;236-17;
A290-17;A290-18; Organization A290-1\ Emergency Removal of 236-18
A290-19;A290-22; A290-5 Vehicles 260-23; SUBDIVISION OF LAND
A290-27;A290-30; Other occupations A290-40 260-24 240-4;240-10;240-42
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PONDS...
VEHICLES AND PRELIMINARY PLATS Residential R-80, PUBLIC HEARINGS,
TRAFFIC 260-8; SUBDIVISION OF LAND R-120,R-200 and NOTICE OF
260-9;260-11 240-3;240-6;240-7; R400 Districts 280-13 Assessments 55-1
Water Quality Improvement 240-8;240-13;240-15; BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Hearings 55-1
17-43 240-16;240-17; PROPERTY Meetings 55-2
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding 240-18;240-19; MAINTENANCE Notices 55-1
and Domestic Pet 240-20;240-22; 100-1;100-4 Providing notice of public
Waste 83-27 240-24;240-25; FIRE PREVENTION AND hearings 55-1
WETLANDS AND 240-53;240-58 BUILDING CODE Records 55-1
SHORELINE 275-2; PRESERVATION OF ADMINISTRATION Setbacks 55-1
275-3;275-4;275-11 NATURAL FEATURES 144-3 Signs 55-1
ZONING 280-4;280-113 Buffers 240-49 Historic Preservation Town Board 55-1;55-2
POOLS Certificates of occupancy District(HPD)280-196 Videoconferencing for
Agricultural-Conservation 24049 NOISE,PREVENTION OF public meetings 55-2
(A-C)District and Clearing 240-49 1804 PUBLIC RECORDS,
Low-Density Conservation districts PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES ACCESS TO
Residential R-80, 240-51 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR See RECORDS
R-120,R-200 and Construction 240-51 172-2 PUBLIC SAFETY
R-400 Districts 280-13 Drainage 240-51 Site Plan Approval 280-129 See SAFETY
COASTAL EROSION Drainage plan 240-51 Special Exception Uses STANDARDS
HAZARD AREAS Easements 240-51 280-143 PUBLIC WORKS
111-6 Erosion and sediment PUBLIC DOCKS DEPARTMENT
RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 control 24049;240-51 BOATS,DOCKS AND See DEPARTMENT OF
See Also SWIMMING Farms and fanning 240-49 WHARVES 96-4\96-5 PUBLIC WORKS
POOLS Fees 240-49 Definitions 96-4
WETLANDS AND Final plats 240-51 Docks 96-4;96-5 _ Q -
SHORELINE 275-2 Floodplains 240-50 Monopolization of docks,
ZONING 280-4 Grades and grading 240-49; bulkheads and landing QUALIFICATIONS
PORCHES 240-51 places prohibited 96-5 Board of Appeals 280-146
COASTAL EROSION Improvements 240-51 PUBLIC Ethics Board 26-21
HAZARD AREAS Landscaping 240-49 ENTERTAINMENT Exemption for Volunteer
I11-6 Licenses and permits 240-49 AND SPECIAL Firefighters and
FLOOD DAMAGE Lots 240-49;240-51 EVENTS Ambulance Workers
PREVENTION 148-18 See Also NATURAL Amusements 205-2 245-11
LITTERING 174-1 FEATURES Bicycles 205-2 HOUSING FUND 34-2;
Marine II(MII)District Open space 240-49 Building Inspector 205-2 34-5
280-55 Planning Board 240-49; Carnivals 205-2 LANDMARK
Site Plan Approval 240-51 Chief of Police 205-2 PRESERVATION
280-134;280-137 Screens and screening Circuses 205-2 170-5
STORMWATER 240-49 Definitions 205-2 POLICE DEPARTMENT
MANAGEMENT Stormwater 240-50;240-51 Enforcement 205-8\205-9 51-3
236-5 Stormwater,drainage and Fauns and farming 205-2 POLICE DEPARTMENT
ZONING 280-4 erosion control 240-51 General Provisions 205-1\ RULES AND
POULTRY Street trees 240-49 205-3 REGULATIONS
AGRICULTURAL USES SUBDIVISION OF LAND Holidays 205-3 A290-16
72-4 24049\240-51 Licenses and permits Residency Requirements
Farmland Bill of Rights Town Board 240-49 205-2;205-9 42-9
280-98;280-99 Trees 240-49 Modification or rescission WATERFRONT
STORMWATER Water 240-51 of permit 205-8 CONSISTENCY
MANAGEMENT Water conservation 240-51 Motorcycles 205-2 REVIEW 268-3
236-5 Wetlands 240-51 Notices 205-8;205-9 Wireless Communication
SUBDIVISION OF LAND PRIVACY PROTECTION Parades 205-2 Facilities 280-74
240-3;240-44 See CONFIDENTIALITY Parking 205-2;205-3 QUORUM
WETLANDS AND PRIVIES Penalties for offenses 205-9 LANDMARK
SHORELINE 275-2 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Permit required 205-3 PRESERVATION
ZONING 280-4 DISPOSAL 215-3 Permitted uses 205-2 170-4
POWERS AND DUTIES PRIVY VAULTS Planning Board 205-2
AGRICULTURAL SEWERS AND SEWAGE Police Department 205-9 _ R
ADVISORY DISPOSAL 215-3 Purpose 205-1
COMMITTEE 71-4 PROFANITY Safety standards 205-1; RABIES CONTROL
Board of Appeals 280-146 POLICE DEPARTMENT 205-3 ANIMALS 83-21;83-22
COASTAL EROSION RULES AND Sales 205-2 RADIATION
HAZARD AREAS REGULATIONS Sanitary facilities 205-3 Agricultural-Conservation
111-29 A290-15 Signs 205-2 (A-C)District and
FIRE PREVENTION AND PROHIBITED Site plans 205-2 Low-Density
BUILDING CODE DISCHARGES See Special Events Residential R-80,
ADMINISTRATION BOATS,DOCKS AND Requiring Chairperson R-120,R-200 and
144-5 WHARVES 96-8 of the Zoning Board of R-400 Districts 280-13
LANDMARK PROHIBITED USES Appeals'Approval Wireless Communication
PRESERVATION Districts 280-8 205-4\205-6 Facilities 280-69;
170-4 See Also See Special Events 280-70
POLICE DEPARTMENT NONCONFORMING Requiring Town Board ZONING 280-4
51-1 USES Approval 205-7 RADIOACTIVE WASTE
POLICE DEPARTMENT See Also SPECIAL Special permits 205-8 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
RULES AND EXCEPTION USES Toilet facilities 205-2 DISPOSAL 215-4
REGULATIONS ZONING 280-111 Town Attorney 205-2 RAFFLES
A290-1 PROPERTY Town Board 205-2;205-3; See GAMBLING
Records Management 59-14 MAINTENANCE 205-8 REAL ESTATE SIGNS
YOUTH BOARD 68-5 Affordable Housing(AHD) Vehicles 205-2 Signs 280-81;280-85
PRELIMINARY PLANS District 280-32.1 Violations and penalties See Also SIGNS
HIGHWAY Agricultural-Conservation 205-1;205-9 REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
SPECIFICATIONS (A-C)District and Zoning Board of Appeals TAX
161-2;161-3 Low-Density 205-2;205-8 Additional exemptions
Zoning districts 205-2 17-25
Agricultural districts 17-24
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX...
Appeals 17-34 Treasurer 17-20;17-21; Maintenance of list of Definitions 59-13
Apportionment of 17-22;17-27;17-28; records by subject Disposition of records 59-17
consideration subject to 17-30;17-31;17-32; matter 59-7 Improvements 59-15
tax for property located 17-33;17-34;17-35; Marine I(MI)District Intent 59-11
only partly within 17-36 280-52 Minutes 59-13
Town 17-33 Violations and penalties Marine II(MII)District Powers and duties 59-14
COMMUNITY 17-31;17-32;17-34; 280-55 Powers and duties of
PRESERVATION 17-35;17-36;17-37 Members of the Department records management
FUND AND Waivers 17-36 A290-33 officer 59-14
COMMUNITY Warrants 17-35 See Also MINUTES Program established;
HOUSING FUND Wetlands 17-19 MUNICIPAL BUILDING designation of records
17-19\17-40 RECEIVER OF TAXES ENERGY management officer
Compensation 17-35 Senior Citizen Exemption BENCHMARKING 59-12
Confidentiality 17-37 245-3 177-5 RECORDS 59-11\59-17
Confidentiality of transfer SOIL REMOVAL 228-6 Notices 59-10 Records Advisory Board
tax returns 17-37 RECORDS PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 59-15
Cooperative housing Adoption of Renumbered AND TRANSIENT Security standards 59-13
corporation transfers 2006 Code 1-14 RETAIL Signs 59-15
17-27 Affordable Housing(AHD) MERCHANTS 197-7; Storage 59-12;59-13;59-14
Costs and expenses 17-35 District 280-25; 197-8 Town Board 59-15
County Clerk 17-20 280-30;280-31 POLICE DEPARTMENT Town Clerk 59-12
Credit 17-26 Agricultural Planned RULES AND RECREATION AREAS
Definitions 17-20 Development District REGULATIONS Dogs 83-6
Deposit and disposition of 280-175;280-179 A290-9;A290-11; Floating Homes 96-26
revenue 17-31 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-2 A290-15;A290-28; Parking at Beaches 189-4
Designation of agent by ANIMALS 83-18;83-24 A290-45 See Also PARKS AND
County Treasurer 17-28 Appeals 59-8;59-10 Public Access to Records RECREATION
Determination of tax; Appointments 59-5 59-1\59-10 PARKS AND
petition to Town BOATS,DOCKS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS, RECREATION
Supervisor 17-34 WHARVES 96-10; NOTICE OF 55-1 AREAS 193-1;
Easements 17-24 96-25 Public notice required 59-10 193-3.1;193-6;193-7;
Effective date;referendum BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Real Estate Transfer Tax 193-10;193-11
requirement 17-40 PROPERTY 17-20;17-21;17-22; See Also PARKS AND
Eminent domain 17-20 MAINTENANCE 17-24;17-28;17-29; RECREATION
Exemptions from tax 17-24 100-3;100-8 17-34;17-35;17-37 COMMITTEE
Fees 17-20;17-35 Chief of Police A290-7 RECORDS 59-2;59-3; See Also PLAYGROUNDS
Hearing Officer 17-34 COASTAL EROSION 59-4;59-5;59-6;59-7; Real Estate Transfer Tax
Hearings 17-34 HAZARD AREAS 59-8;59-9;59-10 17-19
Historic preservation 17-24 I11-10;111-29 Records access officer Recreational Floating Zone
Historic resources 17-19 Comptroller 59-2 59-3;59-8;59-10 District(RFZ)280-201
Imposition of tax;use of Confidentiality 59-2 Records Management Southold Community
tax;applicability 17-21 Costs and expenses 59-9 59-11;59-12;59-13; Preservation Fund 174
Improvements 17-20 Definitions 59-1 59-14;59-15;59-16; SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Insurance 17-32;17-34 Denial of access;appeals 59-17 240-3;240-4;240-10;
Interest and civil penalties 59-8 See Records Management 240-42;240-43;
17-36 Design Standards 240-45 59-11\59-17 240-44;240-52
Intergovernmental Designation of records Requests for access 59-6 ZONING 280-4
agreement authority access officer;duties Rules of Conduct 26-7 RECREATIONAL FIRES
17-38 59-3 Safety standards 59-2 FIRE PREVENTION AND
Judicial review 17-32 Designation of records Salaries and compensation BUILDING CODE
Legislative findings 17-19 location 59-4 59-2;59-9 ADMINISTRATION
Liability 17-20;17-23; Disclosure 59-2 SEWERS AND SEWAGE 144-19
17-29;17-31;17-34; Districts 280-7;280-9 DISPOSAL 215-1; See Also FIRES
17-35 DOMESTIC 215-9 RECREATIONAL
Liability for tax 17-23 PARTNERSHIPS Site Plan Approval 280-133 FLOATING ZONE
Liability of Recording 121-4 SOIL REMOVAL 228-6; DISTRICT(RFZ)
Officer 17-29 Ethics Board 26-23;26-25 228-9;228-12 Accessory uses and
Liens 17-20;17-27;17-35 Exceptions;records to be STORMWATER structures 280-202;
Natural features 17-19 maintained 59-2 MANAGEMENT 280-204
R Natural resources 17-19 Fees 59-3;59-9 236-5;236-9;236-20; Applicability 280-198
Notices 17-32;17-34 FIRE PREVENTION AND 236-24 Application procedure
Open space 17-24 BUILDING CODE Street Numbering 237-24 280-201
Parks and recreation 17-24 ADMINISTRATION SUBDIVISION OF LAND Assessments 280-201
Payment of tax;filing of 144-5;144-10;144-16 240-10;240-17; Boundaries 280-200
return;recording 17-22 Fishers Island Harbor 240-19;240-21; Comprehensive Plan
Proceedings to recover tax Management 157-12 240-25;240-29; 280-201
due 17-35 FLOOD DAMAGE 240-34;240-35; Dimensional and parking
Records 17-20;17-21; PREVENTION 240-38;240-41; requirements 280-203
17-22;17-24;17-28; 148-23;148-24 240-44;240-52;240-57 Eligibility 280-199
17-29;17-34;17-35; Grievance Procedures 47-1 TOURIST AND TRAILER Fees 280-201
17-37 HIGHWAY CAMPS 253-13 Hearings 280-201
Recreation areas 17-19 SPECIFICATIONS Town Board 59-3;59-8 Landscaping 280-201
Refunds 17-30 161-49 Town Clerk 59-3;59-8 Lots 280-201
Reports 17-34 Hours for public inspection WETLANDS AND Notices 280-201
Sales 17-20;17-24 59-5 SHORELINE 275-10 Parking 280-201;280-203;
Severability 17-39 Illicit Discharges 236-31; ZONING 280-4;280-92; 280-204
Social Security 17-27 236-32 280-151;280-154 Parking requirements
Town Attorney 17-35 Inspections 59-3;59-9; RECORDS ACCESS 280-204
Town Board 17-19;17-34; 59-10 OFFICER Parks and Recreation
17-38 Investigations 59-2 RECORDS 59-3;59-8; Committee 280-201
Town Supervisor 17-20; LANDMARK 59-10 Pedestrians 280-201
17-31;17-34 PRESERVATION RECORDS MANAGEMENT Permitted uses 280-202
170-5;170-11 Advisory Board 59-15 Planning Board 280-201;
LITTERING 174-5 Custody and control of 280-202
records 59-16 Purpose 280-197
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(RFZ)...
Recreation areas 280-201 See Also CERTIFICATES Emergencies 207-5 ELECTRICAL
Reports 280-201 OF REGISTRATION Enforcement 207-10 INSPECTIONS 126-3
Safety standards 280-201 FIRE PREVENTION AND Fees 207-3;207-5;207-8 Ethics Board 26-25
Screens and screening BUILDING CODE Fire Marshal 207-2 Exemption for War
280-201 ADMINISTRATION Fire prevention 207-1; Veterans and Gold Star
Setbacks 280-201;280-203 144-8 207-4;207-7;207-8 Parents 245-15
Sewers 280-201 Garbage,Rubbish and Handbills 207-7 FIRE PREVENTION AND
Site plan approval 280-202 Refuse 233-4 Hearings 207-8 BUILDING CODE
Site plans 280-201 Parking at Beaches 189-3; Implementation 207-12 ADMINISTRATION
Town Board 280-197; 189-4 Inspections 207-5;207-6; 144-5;144-6;144-15;
280-198;280-200; PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 207-7 144-19;144-20;
280-201;280-204 AND TRANSIENT Landlords 207-2 144-23;144-24
Town Clerk 280-200; RETAIL Legislative intent 207-1 FLOOD DAMAGE
280-201 MERCHANTS 197-1; Licenses and permits 207-7 PREVENTION 148-6;
Utilities 280-201 197-4;197-6 Notices 207-8 148-23
Water 280-201 TOURIST AND TRAILER One-family dwellings 207-2 HIGHWAY
Yards 280-203 CAMPS 253-14 Parking 207-1 SPECIFICATIONS
ZONING 280-197\280-204 VEHICLES AND Penalties for offenses 161-49
Zoning districts 280-201 TRAFFIC 260-28 207-11 Historic Preservation
Zoning Maps 280-200; VEHICLES,MOTOR- Plumbing 207-2 District(HPD)280-195
280-201 DRIVEN 264-11 Pools 207-7 LANDMARK
RECREATIONAL REGISTRY Rental permit required PRESERVATION
VEHICLE PARKS Affordable Housing(AHD) 207-7 170-5
Applicability of other District 280-25;280-30 Rental property 207-7 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
chapter provisions Agricultural-Conservation Rental units 207-7;207-9 172-2
253-24 (A-C)District and Revocation of permit 207-8 LITTERING 174-5
Camping 253-20 Low-Density Safety standards 207-1; Members of the Department
Dates of operation;time Residential R-80, 207-5;207-8 A290-33
limit for R-120,R-200 and Sales 207-7 MUNICIPAL BUILDING
accommodation 253-23 R-400 Districts 280-13 Sanitation 207-2 ENERGY
Definitions 253-20 Hamlet Business(HB) Search warrants 207-6 BENCHMARKING
Drainage 253-22 District 280-45 Signs 207-7 177-6
Driveways 253-22 Residential Office(RO) Smoke detectors 207-4 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Recreational vehicles District 280-38 Smoke detectors and carbon RULES AND
253-20;253-21; SANITARY FLOW monoxide detectors REGULATIONS
253-23;253-24 CREDITS, 207-4 A290-3;A290-9;
Roadways and driveways TRANSFER OF Social media 207-7 A290-11;A290-13;
253-22 117-11 Storage 207-7 A290-15;A290-31;
Setbacks 253-21 REMOVAL OF UTILITY Stormwater 207-2 A290-32;A290-36;
Site requirements 253-21 POLES Tenants 207-2 ,A290-37;A290-38;
TOURIST AND TRAILER Cable television 237-31 Town Board 207-1;207-2; A290-44
CAMPS 253-20\253-24 Definitions 237-31 207-3;207-8 Real Estate Transfer Tax
Trailers 253-20 Height regulations 237-31 Town Clerk 207-8 17-34
Vehicles 253-20 Legislative intent and Town Engineer 207-2 Recreational Floating Zone
Yards 253-21 purpose 237-30 Vehicles 207-1 District(RFZ)280-201
RECREATIONAL Notices 237-32 Violations and penalties SANITARY FLOW
VEHICLES Penalties for offenses 207-1;207-6;207-7; CREDITS,
FLOOD DAMAGE 237-33 207-8;207-11;207-12 TRANSFER OF 117-9
PREVENTION 148-4; Removal of damaged or Warrants 207-5 Senior Citizen Exemption
148-14;148-15;148-21 double utility poles Websites 207-7 245-1;245-2
Recreational Vehicle Parks 237-32 Yards 207-7 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
253-20;253-21; Safety standards 237-30 RENTAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL 215-4
253-23;253-24 STREETS AND Affordable Housing(AHD) STORMWATER
Site Plan Approval 280-137 SIDEWALKS 237-30\ District 280-30 MANAGEMENT
See Also VEHICLES 237-33 See Also LANDLORDS 236-20
ZONING 280-4 Utilities 237-30;237-31; RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
RECYCLABLE 237-32 See Also TENANTS 240-3;240-19
MATERIALS Utility poles 237-30; ZONING 280-4;280-111 TOBACCO
Garbage,Rubbish and 237-31;237-32 RENTAL UNITS ADVERTISING 249-1
Refuse 233-1 Violations and penalties Parking at Beaches 189-3 TOURIST AND TRAILER
RECYCLABLES 237-30;237-32;237-33 RENTAL PERMITS 207-7; CAMPS 253-14
Garbage,Rubbish and RENTAL PERMITS 207-9 TRANSPORTATION
Refuse 233-1;233-2; Accessory buildings and REPORTS ACCESS
233-3;233-3.1;233-4; structures 207-2 Affordable Housing(AHD) MANAGEMENT 64-4
233-5;233-6 Accessory uses and District 280-29;280-30 WATERFRONT
Light Industrial Park/ structures 207-7 AGRICULTURAL CONSISTENCY
Planned Office Park Advertising 207-7;207-9 ADVISORY REVIEW 268-4
(LIO)District 280-58 Apartments 207-2 COMMITTEE 71-4 WETLANDS AND
SALVAGE CENTERS Appeals 207-8 Agricultural Planned SHORELINE 275-8
211-1 Application for search Development District Wireless Communication
RECYCLING warrant 207-6 280-174 Facilities 280-70;
Garbage,Rubbish and Blight 207-1 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-1; 280-74
Refuse 233-7 Broker's/agent's 75-2 YOUTH BOARD 68-4
Light Industrial Park/ responsibility 207-9 Assessment and Tax Relief ZONING 280-4;280-151;
Planned Office Park Building Inspector 207-2 for Superstorm Sandy 280-157
(LIO)District 280-58 Building permits 207-2 Impact 245-23 RESIDENCY
See Also SOLID WASTE Carbon monoxide detectors Board of Appeals 280-146 REQUIREMENTS
Water Quality Improvement 207-4 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Appointments 42-10
17-43 Certificates of occupancy PROPERTY Eligibility requirements for
REFUSE 207-5;207-7 MAINTENANCE Town Attorney 42-10
See GARBAGE,RUBBISH Charges 207-5 100-5 OFFICERS AND
AND REFUSE Code Enforcement Officer Chief of Police A290-7 EMPLOYEES 42-9\
REGISTRATION 207-2;207-10 COASTAL EROSION 42-10
BOATS,DOCKS AND Definitions 207-2 HAZARD AREAS Qualifications 42-9
WHARVES 96-24 Electrical Inspector 207-2 111-27;111-29;111-35
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Supersession of Town Law RESORT RESIDENTIAL REVIEW,BOARD OF Excavation and
and enactment (RR)DISTRICT See BOARD OF REVIEW embankment 161-18
authority 42-9 Accessory uses and RIGHT OF ENTRY Excavations 161-17;
Terms of office 42-10 structures 280-35 FIRE PREVENTION AND 161-18;161-25;
Town Attorney 42-10 Bed and breakfast 280-35 BUILDING CODE 161-29;161-30;161-36
RESIDENTIAL CODE Board of Appeals 280-35 ADMINISTRATION Fences 161-16;161-29;
FIRE PREVENTION AND Boats and Boating 280-35 144-14 161-41;161-42
BUILDING CODE Bulk,area and parking STORMWATER Fencing and curbs at
ADMINISTRATION regulations 280-36 MANAGEMENT recharge basins 161-41
144-3 Camps 280-35 236-20 Fill 161-25
FLOOD DAMAGE Conservation districts RIGHT TO FARM Grades and grading 161-18;
PREVENTION 148-16 280-35 Farmland Bill of Rights 161-19;161-21;
RESIDENTIAL Hotels 280-35 280-97 161-22;161-23;
CONSTRUCTION Marinas 280-35 See Also FARMS AND 161-24;161-29;
See BUILDING Mooring 280-35 FARMING 161-30;161-35;
CONSTRUCTION Motels 280-35 ROADS 161-42;161-46
See CONSTRUCTION Parking 280-36 See STREETS AND Groundwater 161-29;
RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Permitted uses 280-35 SIDEWALKS 161-30
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Planning Board 280-35 ROADSIDE STANDS Gutters 161-29;161-34
PROPERTY Purpose 280-34 ZONING 280-4 Heating 161-22;161-23
MAINTENANCE Residential districts 280-35 ROADWAY Height regulations 161-44;
100-4 Restaurants 280-35 CONSTRUCTION 161-46
Districts 280-5 Sewers 280-34;280-35 Alterations or modifications HIGHWAY
Hamlet Density(HD) Signs 280-35 to specifications 161-47 SPECIFICATIONS
Residential District Site plan approval 280-35 Aluminum 161-36 161-15\161-48
280-20;280-21;280-23 Site plan review and As-constructed survey Improvements 161-25
Residential Office(RO) approval 280-35 161-45 Industrial districts 161-15
District 280-38 Special exception uses Asphalt binder course Insects 161-44
Resort Residential(RR) 280-35 161-22 Inspection of work 161-48
District 280-35 Special exceptions 280-35 Asphalt pavement cores Inspections 161-19;161-21;
Site Plan Approval Trailer camps 280-35 161-26 161-42;161-46;161-48
280-129;280-137 Use regulations 280-35 Asphalt wearing course Landfills 161-16
Wireless Communication Water 280-34;280-35 161-23 Landscaping 161-42;
Facilities 280-73 ZONING 280-34\280-36 Backfrlling 161-25;161-36; 161-43
ZONING 280-78;280-93; RESTAURANTS 161-44 Landscaping of recharge
280-94;280-104; Agricultural-Conservation Base course for asphalt basins Types A and B
280-110 (A-C)District and pavement 161-21 161-42
RESIDENTIAL OFFICE Low-Density Base course for stone blend Lighting 161-46
(RO)DISTRICT Residential R-80, road 161-19 Lots 161-15;161-16
Accessory uses and R-120,R-200 and Bituminous surface Major subdivisions 161-38
structures 280-38 R-400 Districts 280-13 treatment double Manholes 161-35
Apartments 280-38 General Business(B) application 161-24 Manure 161-44
Bed and breakfast 280-38 District 280-48 Bonds 161-46 Modifications to existing
Board of Appeals 280-38 Hamlet Business(HB) Brush,grass and weeds private roads 161-25
Building permits 280-38 District 280-45 161-16;161-30;161-42 Notices 161-44
Bulk,area and parking Limited Business(LB) Catch basins 161-34 Parking 161-15
regulations 280-39 District 280-41 Clearing and grubbing Planning Board 161-15;
Certificates of occupancy Marine II(IvIII)District 161-16 161-44
280-38 280-55 Concrete curbs 161-38 Plastics 161-46
Churches 280-38 Residential Office(RO) Concrete cylinders 161-40 Recharge basins Type A and
Conservation districts District 280-38 Concrete footings,slabs and drainage areas 161-29
280-38 Resort Residential(RR) headwalls 161-37 Recharge basins Type B and
Construction 280-38 District 280-35 Concrete sidewalks and drainage areas 161-30
Insurance 280-38 Signs 280-85 driveway entrances Recharge Basins Type C
Library 280-38 WETLANDS AND 161-39 161-31
Licenses and permits 280-38 SHORELINE 275-11 Construction 161-15; Safety standards 161-44;
Meetings 280-38 ZONING 280-4;280-78 161-18;161-21; 161-46
Museums 280-38 RETAIL FOOD 161-24;161-25; Screens and screening
Parking 280-38;280-39 ESTABLISHMENTS 161-37;161-38 161-22;161-23;
R Permitted uses 280-38 See RESTAURANTS Construction specifications 161-24;161-29;
Places of worship 280-38 RETAINING WALLS 161-15 161-30;161-42
Planning Board 280-38 - FIRE PREVENTION AND Costs and expenses 161-21; Seeding 161-43
Purpose 280-37 BUILDING CODE 161-26;161-40 Sheds 161-46
Registry 280-38 ADMINISTRATION Curbs 161-34;161-38; Sidewalks 161-39;161-46
Residential districts 280-38 144-8 161-41;161-45;161-46 Stone blend wearing course
Restaurants 280-38 Site Plan Approval 280-134 Demolition 161-21 161-20
Sales 280-38 See Also WALLS Design criteria for leaching Storage 161-29;161-30
Schools 280-38 WETLANDS AND basins 161-28 Storm drains 161-33
Signs 280-38 SHORELINE 275-2; Drainage 161-18;161-25; Stormwater 161-27;
Single-family dwellings 275-11 161-27;161-28; 161-29;161-30;
280-38 ZONING 280-4 161-29;161-30; 161-32;161-36
Site plan approval 280-38 RETIREMENT 161-31;161-32; Stormwater drainage
Site plan review and Affordable Housing(AHD) 161-36;161-45 systems 161-32
approval 280-38 District 280-25 Drainage design criteria Street trees 161-44
Special exception uses ETHICS 26-17 161-27 Streetlighting 161-46
280-38 Grievance Procedures 47-1 Drainage pipe criteria Streetlighting specifications
Special exceptions 280-38 Members of the Department 161-36 161-46
Storage 280-38 A290-33 Driveways 161-39;161-46 Stripping and stockpiling
Two-family dwellings See Also PENSIONS Dumps and dumping soil 161-17
280-38 Senior Citizen Exemption 161-19;161-21 Tests 161-26;161-29;
Use regulations 280-38 245-1;245-2 Dust 161-23 161-30;161-40;161-46
ZONING 280-37\280-39 WATERFRONT Easements 161-18 Through streets 161-46
CONSISTENCY Electrical Code 16146 Town Board 161-44;161-47
REVIEW 268-3 Emergency vehicles 161-20
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ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION...
Town Engineer 161-26; Inducement of others and NOISE,PREVENTION OF Hamlet Business(HB)
161-27;161-29; bribery 26-15 180-2;180-3 District 280-45
161-30;161-31;161-44 Internet 26-12 • PARKS AND POLICE DEPARTMENT
Trees 161-16;161-29; Licenses and permits 26-16 RECREATION 51-6
161-30;161-42;161-44 Officers and employees AREAS 193-6;193-11 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Trenches 161-36 26-4;26-11 Pedestrians 260-27 RULES AND
Trucks 161-19;161-21 Planning Board 26-13 POLICE DEPARTMENT REGULATIONS
Utility poles 161-46 Political activities RULES AND A290-47
Vibrations 161-21 prohibited 26-12 REGULATIONS RECORDS 59-2;59-9
Warrants 161-46 Records 26-7 A290-45 WETLANDS AND
Water 161-30;161-39; Recusal 26-6 PUBLIC SHORELINE 275-3.1
161-44 Recusal procedure 26-7 ENTERTAINMENT SALES
Yards 161-24 Representation 26-9 AND SPECIAL Adoption of Code 1-4;1-10
Zoning districts 161-15 Restriction on elected EVENTS 205-1;205-3 Affordable Housing(AHD)
ROLLER BLADES official or member of RECORDS 59-2 District 280-25;
See BICYCLES board 26-13 Recreational Floating Zone 280-30;280-31
See SKATEBOARDS Revolving door 26-14 District(RFZ)280-201 AGRICULTURAL LANDS
ROLLER SKATES Sales 26-12 Removal of Utility Poles PRESERVATION
Agricultural-Conservation Town Attorney 26-13 • 237-30 70-4;70-5
(A-C)District and Town Board 26-5;26-9; RENTAL PERMITS 207-1; Agricultural Planned
Low-Density 26-10;26-13 207-5;207-8 Development District
Residential R-80, Town Clerk 26-5 Roadway Construction 280-174;280-175;
R-120,R-200 and Violations and penalties 161-44;161-46 280-176;280-177;
R-400 Districts 280-13 26-4;26-15 SEWERS AND SEWAGE 280-179;280-180;
See Also BICYCLES Waivers 26-5 DISPOSAL 215-10 280-181
See Also SKATEBOARDS Zoning Board of Appeals SHELLFISH AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL USES
ROOFS 26-13 MARINE 72-4
Agricultural-Conservation RESOURCES 219-5 Agricultural-Conservation
(A-C)District and - S — Signs 280-82;280-88 (A-C)District and
Low-Density Site Plan Approval Low-Density
Residential R-80, SAFETY STANDARDS 280-128;280-129; Residential R-80,
R-120,R-200 and Affordable Housing(AHD) 280-131;280-133; R-120,R-200 and
R-400 Districts 280-15 District 280-28 280-137 R-400 Districts 280-13
FIRE PREVENTION AND AGRICULTURAL USES Small Wind Energy Systems BOATS,DOCKS AND
BUILDING CODE 72-2;72-3 277-3 WHARVES 96-10;
ADMINISTRATION Agricultural-Conservation SOIL REMOVAL 228-1; 96-25
144-3 (A-C)District and 228-5;228-7 Establishment of
FLOOD DAMAGE Low-Density Special Events Requiring Community Housing
PREVENTION Residential R-80, Chairperson of the Fund 1747;17-48;
148-18;148-22 R-120,R-200 and Zoning Board of 17-50
General Business(B) R400 Districts 280-13 Appeals'Approval Farm Stands 72-5;72-6;
District 280-48 ANIMALS 83-17 2054;205-5 72-7
Hamlet Business(HB) APPEARANCE TICKETS Special Events Requiring Farmland Bill of Rights
District 28045 5-2 Town Board Approval 280-98
SEWERS AND SEWAGE Board of Appeals 280-146 205-7 Fishers Island Harbor
DISPOSAL 215-2; BOATS,DOCKS AND Special Exception Uses Management 157-12
2154;215-9 WHARVES 96-14; 280-142;280-143 Floating Homes 96-27
Signs 280-85;280-86 96-15 STORMWATER FLOOD DAMAGE
Site Plan Approval 280-134 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; MANAGEMENT PREVENTION 148-4
STORMWATER PROPERTY 236-2;236-3;236-4; See Also GARAGE SALES
MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE 236-5;236-18;236-24 General Business(B)
236-5 100-2;100-3;100-4 SUBDIVISION OF LAND District 280-48
WETLANDS AND Design Standards 240-45; 240-2;240-4;240-10; Hamlet Business(HB)
SHORELINE 275-2; 240-46 240-38;240-43;240-56 District 280-45
275-4 Emergency Activities TRANSPORTATION HIGHWAY
Wireless Communication 111-17;111-18 ACCESS SPECIFICATIONS
Facilities 280-69; Farm Stands 72-11 MANAGEMENT 64-5 161-49
280-71;280-72 Farmland Bill of Rights Vehicle Traffic 260-26 Historic Preservation
ZONING 2804;280-104; 280-97;280-99 VEHICLES,MOTOR- District(HPD)280-191
280-108 FILMING 139-1;139-3 DRIVEN 264-2; HOUSING FUND 34-2;
RUBBISH FIRE PREVENTION AND 264-14;264-15 34-4;34-5;34-6
See GARBAGE,RUBBISH BUILDING CODE Waterfowl and Gull Feeding JUNKYARDS 166-3
AND REFUSE ADMINISTRATION and Domestic Pet Light Industrial(LI)District
RULES OF CONDUCT 144-8;144-15;144-19 Waste 83-28;83-31 280-62
Appearances 26-10 Fishers Island Harbor WATERFRONT Light Industrial Park/
Avoidance of conflicts 264 Management 157-6 CONSISTENCY Planned Office Park
Board of Assessment 26-13 Floating Homes 96-26 REVIEW 268-3 (LIO)District 280-58
Compensation 26-5;26-12; FLOOD DAMAGE WETLANDS AND Limited Business(LB)
26-16 PREVENTION 148-2; SHORELINE 275-3; District 280-41
Confidential information 1484;148-7;148-18; 275-11;275-12 Marine I(MI)District
26-11 148-23;148-24 Wireless Communication 280-52
Confidentiality 26-11 Grievance Procedures 47-1 Facilities 280-67; Marine II(Mll)District
Conflicts of interest 26-3; HIGHWAY 280-70;280-76; 280-55
26-5;26-7 SPECIFICATIONS 280-76.2 OPEN SPACE
E-mail 26-12 161-6;161-7 ZONING 280-2;280-3; PRESERVATION
ETHICS 26-3\26-16 Light Industrial(LI)District 280-111;280-125 185-4;185-5
Exclusion from Code of 280-62 SALARIES AND PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS
Ethics 26-16 Light Industrial Park/ COMPENSATION AND TRANSIENT
Fees 26-5 Planned Office Park Adoption of Code 1-4 RETAIL
General prohibition 26-5 (LIO)District 280-58 See Also COMPENSATION MERCHANTS 197-2;
Gifts 26-8 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 197-4;197-5;197-6;
Goal 26-3 172-2;172-5 FILMING 139-4 197-10
Historic Preservation LITTERING 174-1 General Business(B) See Also PEDDLING AND
Commission 26-16 Members of the Department District 280-48 SOLICITING
A290-33
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SALES...
PUBLIC SANITARY FLOW Agricultural-Conservation General Business(B)
ENTERTAINMENT CREDITS,TRANSFER (A-C)District and District 280-48
AND SPECIAL OF Low-Density Hamlet Business(HB)
EVENTS 205-2 Affordable housing 117-3; Residential R-80, District 280-45 -
Real Estate Transfer Tax 117-6;117-9;117-11; R-120,R-200 and See Also LANDSCAPING
17-20;17-24 117-14 R-400 Districts 280-13 Light Industrial(LI)District
RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 Applicability;general Exemption for Cold War 280-62;280-64
Residential Office(RO) prohibitions 117-4 Veterans 245-18 Light Industrial Park/
District 280-38 Assessments 117-9 Exemption for Volunteer Planned Office Park
Rules of Conduct 26-12 Building Inspector 117-9 Firefighters and (LIO)District 280-58;
SANITARY FLOW Building permits 117-10 Ambulance Workers 280-60
CREDITS, Certificates of occupancy 245-11 Limited Business(LB)
TRANSFER OF 117-13 Exemption for War District 280-41
117-5;117-6;117-11 Construction 117-10; Veterans and Gold Star Preservation of Natural
Senior Citizen Exemption 117-13 Parents 245-16 Features 240-49
245-2 Costs and expenses 117-9 FIRE PREVENTION AND Recreational Floating Zone
SEWERS AND SEWAGE County Clerk 117-11 BUILDING CODE District(RFZ)280-201
DISPOSAL 215-2 Covenants and restrictions ADMINISTRATION Roadway Construction
Signs 280-85 117-11 144-8;144-15;144-23 161-22;161-23;
Southold Community Definitions 117-3 Garbage,Rubbish and 161-24;161-29;
Preservation Fund Determination of credits to Refuse 233-3 161-30;161-42
17-4;17-9 be deposited;duties of General Business(B) SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Special Events Requiring Clerk 117-7 District 280-48 DISPOSAL 215-4
Chairperson of the Easements 117-5;117-8 Hamlet Business(HB) Site Plan Approval
Zoning Board of Environmental quality District 280-45 280-129;280-131
Appeals'Approval review 117-9 Historic Preservation SOIL REMOVAL 228-7
205-4 Expiration 117-13 District(HPD) Special Exception Uses
STORMWATER Fire protection 117-9 280-191;280-193 280-143
MANAGEMENT Groundwater 117-3;117-6 Light Industrial(LI)District STORMWATER
236-5 Hearings 117-7;117-9; 280-62 MANAGEMENT
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 117-12;117-14 Light Industrial Park/ 236-20
240-3;240-34 Irreversible transfer 117-8 Planned Office Park TOURIST AND TRAILER
TOBACCO Meetings 117-9 (LIO)District 280-58 CAMPS 253-16
ADVERTISING Notices 117-9;117-10; Marine I(MI)District Wireless Communication
249-1;249-2 117-12;117-13;117-14 280-52 Facilities 280-70;
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Open space 117-2;117-3 Marine II(MII)District 280-71;280-72;
and Domestic Pet Permitted uses 117-3 280-55 280-76.2
Waste 83-27 Planning Board 117-9; PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS ZONING 280-4;280-78;
WATERFRONT 117-11 AND TRANSIENT 280-91;280-92;
CONSISTENCY Procedure for transfer from RETAIL 280-93;280-94;
REVIEW 268-3 bank to receiving MERCHANTS 197-10 280-104;280-117
WETLANDS AND district 117-9 Residential Office(RO) SEARCH WARRANTS
SHORELINE 275-2 Purpose and intent 117-2 District 280-38 See Also ARREST
See Also YARD SALES Registry 117-11 SANITARY FLOW WARRANTS
ZONING 280-4;280-78; Reports 117-9 CREDITS, Illicit Discharges 236-31
280-79;280-104; Return of credit to bank TRANSFER OF 117-9 RENTAL PERMITS 207-6
280-118 117-14 SEWERS AND SEWAGE See Also WARRANTS
SALVAGE CENTERS Revocation 117-12 DISPOSAL 215-7 SECURITY STANDARDS
Application and fee 211-3 Sales 117-5;117-6;117-11 Special Exception Uses Chief of Police A290-7
Definitions 211-1 Sanitary flow credit bank 280-143 FILMING 139-3
Fees 211-3 117-5 Stop and Yield Intersections FLOOD DAMAGE
Licenses and permits 211-5 Sanitary flow credit 260-6 PREVENTION 148-21
Parking 211-3;211-4 certificate 117-10 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Illicit Discharges 236-31
Parking and access 211-4 Sanitary flow credit transfer 240-4;240-53 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
Penalties for offenses 211-6 117-6 Targeted Business 172-2
Permit provisions 211-5 Schools 117-9 Investment Exemption Members of the Department
Permit required 211-2 Tide 117-1 245-7 A290-33
Recyclables 211-1 Town Attorney 117-5; TOBACCO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Storage 211-3 117-9;117-10;117-11 ADVERTISING RULES AND
Town Board 211-3;211-5 Town Board 117-5;117-6; 249-1;249-2;249-3 REGULATIONS
Town Clerk 211-3 117-7;117-9;117-10; VEHICLES AND A290-9;A290-42
Violations and penalties 117-11;117-12; TRAFFIC 260-9; Records Management 59-13
S 211-6 117-13;117-14 260-15 Special Events Requiring
SANITARY FACILITIES Town Clerk 117-7;117-9; VEHICLES,MOTOR- Chairperson of the
FILMING 139-3 117-10;117-I1; DRIVEN 264-6 Zoning Board of
FLOOD DAMAGE 117-13;117-14 YOUTH BOARD 68-1; Appeals'Approval
PREVENTION 148-4; Water supply 117-9 68-5 205-4
148-19;148-20 Zoning districts 117-3; ZONING 280-4;280-78; Wireless Communication
JUNKYARDS 166-7 117-6;117-14 280-79 Facilities 280-69
PUBLIC SANITARY LANDFILL SCOOTERS SEEING EYE DOGS
ENTERTAINMENT See LANDFILLS VEHICLES,MOTOR- Dogs 83-10
AND SPECIAL SANITATION DRIVEN 264-3 See Also GUIDE DOGS
EVENTS 205-3 APPEARANCE TICKETS SCREENS AND See Also HEARING DOGS
Special Events Requiring 5-2 SCREENING See Also SERVICE DOGS
Chairperson of the RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Agricultural-Conservation SEIZURE
Zoning Board of SATELLITE DISH (A-C)District and Dogs 83-11
Appeals'Approval ANTENNAS Low-Density Emergency Removal of
205-4 See Also ANTENNAS Residential R-80, Vehicles 260-24
See Also TOILET Wireless Communication R-120,R-200 and SENIOR CITIZEN
FACILITIES Facilities 280-68; R-400 Districts 280-13 EXEMPTION _--
ZONING 280-4 280-72 See Also BUFFERS Applications 245-3
SCHOOLS Districts 280-7 Assessments 245-3;245-4
Affordable Housing(AHD) FLOOD DAMAGE Assessor 245-3
District 280-26 PREVENTION 148-16 Complaints 245-4
Conditions 245-2
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Costs and expenses 245-1 Light Industrial Park/ Resort Residential(RR) Inspections 215-3;215-4;
Drugs and drug Planned Office Park District 280-34;280-35 215-7;215-9;215-10
paraphernalia 245-1 (LIO)District 280-58; SEWERS AND SEWAGE Insurance 215-8
Eminent domain 245-2 280-60 DISPOSAL 215-1; Liability 215-4;215-8;
Hearings 245-4 Limited Business(LB) 215-2;215-3;2154; 215-10,215-17
Insurance 245-1 District 280-43 215-5;215-6;215-7; Licenses and permits
Notice 245-6 Plum Island Conservation 215-8;215-9;215-10; 215-2;215-7;215-8
Notices 245-3;245-4;245-6 District(PIC)280-189 215-11;215-12; Liens 215-16;215-17
Partial exemption for senior Plum Island Research 215-14;215-15; Manholes 215-2;215-4;
citizens 245-1 District(PIR)280-185 215-16;215-17;215-18 215-6
Penalties for offenses 245-5 PUBLIC HEARINGS, Site Plan Approval 280-133 Manure 215-4
Reapplications 245-4 NOTICE OF 55-1 STORMWATER Meters 215-4
Receiver of Taxes 245-3 Recreational Floating Zone MANAGEMENT Multifamily dwellings
Reports 245-1;245-2 District(RFZ) 236-4;236-5;236-19 215-7
Retirement 245-1;245-2 280-201;280-203 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Notices 215-3;2154;
Sales 245-2 Recreational Vehicle Parks 240-10;240-17; 215-7;215-8;215-9;
Senior citizens 245-1 253-21 24042;240-44 215-11
Social Security 245-1;245-2 Signs 280-85 TOURIST AND TRAILER Nuisances 215-4
TAXATION 245-1\245-6 Site Plan Approval CAMPS 253-7 Obstructions 215-4
Violations and penalties 280-133;280-134; ZONING 280-4;280-112 Odors 215-4
245-5 280-137 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Paper 215-4;215-10
SENIOR CITIZENS Small Wind Energy Systems DISPOSAL Penalties for offenses;
Adoption of Renumbered 277-3 Abandonment 215-3;215-9 disconnection 215-11
2006 Code 1-14 SOIL REMOVAL 228-5; Accidental discharges 215-4 Permit required to work on
Senior Citizen Exemption 228-7 Actions to collect rents public sewers;
245-1 SUBDIVISION OF LAND 215-17 tampering prohibited;
ZONING 280-4 240-19;240-42;240-43 Air conditioning 215-2; penalties 215-6
SEPTIC SYSTEMS WATERFRONT 215-4 Persons authorized to work
SUBDIVISION OF LAND CONSISTENCY Animals 215-3;215-4 on sewers;licensed
240-10 REVIEW 268-3 Asbestos 215-9 drain layers 215-8
Water Quality Improvement WETLANDS AND Ashes 215-4 Plastics 215-4
17-43 SHORELINE 275-2; Assessments 215-16; Plumbers 215-8
WETLANDS AND 275-3;275-5 215-18 Plumbing 215-2;215-9
SHORELINE 275-4 Wireless Communication Backfilling 215-9 Ponds 215-2
SEPTIC TANKS Facilities 280-70; Barricades 215-9 Powers and authority of
Illicit Discharges 236-26; 280-72;280-76.2 Bonds 215-8 inspectors 215-10
236-28 ZONING 280-4;280-104; Building permits 215-7 Privies 215-3
JUNKYARDS 166-7 280-105;280-116; Building sewer permits;fees Privy vaults 215-3
SEWERS AND SEWAGE 280-123 215-7 Purpose 215-1;215-14
DISPOSAL 215-3; SEWAGE DISPOSAL, Cesspools 215-3;215-5 Radioactive waste 215-4
215-5 INDIVIDUAL Charges 215-7;215-15; Records 215-1;215-9
TOURIST AND TRAILER See ILLICIT 215-16 Rents;penalty for late
CAMPS 253-7 CONNECTIONS Churches 215-7 payment 215-15
WETLANDS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL, Conservation districts 215-2 Reports 215-4
SHORELINE 275-3 PRIVATE Construction 215-2;215-3; Roofs 215-2;215-4;215-9
ZONING 280-4 See Also ILLICIT 215-4;215-9;215-18 Safety standards 215-10
SERVICE DOGS CONNECTIONS Costs and expenses 215-3; Sales 215-2
ANIMALS 83-23 See Also ILLICIT 215-4;215-7;215-8; Schools 215-7
See Also GUIDE DOGS DISCHARGES 215-9;215-12;215-18 Screens and screening 215-4
See Also HEARING DOGS SEWERS AND SEWAGE Definitions;word usage Septic tanks 215-3;215-5
PARKS AND DISPOSAL 215-3 215-2 Severability 215-13
RECREATION SEWER DISTRICTS Dirt 215-3 Sewage disposal,private
AREAS 193-3.1 SEWERS AND SEWAGE Discharges from private 215-3
See Also SEEING EYE DISPOSAL 215-1; systems 215-5 Sewer districts 215-1;
DOGS 215-2;215-3;215-14; Discretionary monitoring of 215-2;215-3;215-14;
SERVICE STATIONS 215-17 effluents 215-12 215-17
See Also GAS STATIONS SEWERS Disorderly conduct 215-6 Sewer rent fund 215-18
General Business(B) Adoption of Renumbered Drainage 215-2;2154; Sewer Rents and Charges
District 28048 2006 Code 1-14 215-5 215-14\215-18
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Affordable Housing(AHD) Easements 215-9;215-10 Sewer Use 215-1\215-13
172-5 District 280-29 Emergencies 215-4 Sewers 215-1;215-2;
ZONING 280-4;280-78 Agricultural-Conservation Excavations 215-7;215-8; 215-3;215-4;215-5;
SETBACKS (A-C)District and 215-9 215-6;215-7;215-8;
Affordable Housing(AHD) Low-Density Explosion hazards 215-4 215-9;215-10;215-11;
District 280-24;280-28 Residential R-80, Explosives 215-4 215-12;215-14;
Agricultural-Conservation R-120,R-200 and Fees 215-7 215-15;215-16;
(A-C)District and R400 Districts 280-13 Flammables 2154 215-17;215-18
Low-Density FLOOD DAMAGE Fuel 215-4 Single-family dwellings
Residential R-80, PREVENTION 148-3; Garbage,rubbish and refuse 215-3
R-120,R-200 and 148-15;148-16;148-23 215-2;215-3;2154 Standards for building
R-400 Districts Hamlet Density(HD) Gas 2154 sewers 215-9
280-13;280-15 Residential District Gases 215-4 Storage 215-2;215-4
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 280-22 General discharge Storm sewers 215-2;215-3
PROPERTY Historic Preservation prohibitions 2154 Stormwater 215-2;2154
MAINTENANCE District(HPD)280-195 General waste disposal Tests 215-2;2154;215-9;
1004 See Also ILLICIT requirements 215-3 215-10
Design Standards 240-45 CONNECTIONS Glass 2154 Toilet facilities 215-2
Farm Stands 72-6 Illicit Discharges 236-26 Grades and grading 215-9 Town Board 215-1;215-14;
General Business(B) JUNKYARDS 166-4;166-7 Groundwater 215-2;215-3; 215-17
District 280-50 Marine II(MI)District 2154;215-9 Town Engineer 215-9
Hamlet Business(HB) 280-55 Guaranties 215-8 Toxic substances 215-4
District 28045 Plum Island Research Health Officer 215-3 Trees 215-9
Light Industrial(LI)District District(PIR)280-183 Industrial wastes 215-2; Trenches 215-5;215-9
280-62;280-64 Recreational Floating Zone 215-3;2154 Two-family dwellings 215-7
District(RFZ)280-201 Utilities 215-8;215-9
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SEWERS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL...
Violations and penalties Eels 219-13 BURNING,OUTDOOR Farmland Bill of Rights
2154;215-6;215-7; Fees 219-4 104-1 280-101
215-8;215-9;215-11; Fishing 219-4 Design Standards 240-45 Farms and farming 280-85;
215-15;215-17;215-18 Fixed gear 219-15 FILMING 139-2 280-86;280-87
Walls 215-2;215-9 Markers 219-4 Garbage,Rubbish and Fees 280-81
Water 215-2;215-3;215-4; Mussels 219-12 Refuse 233-2 Fences 280-82;280-85
215-9 Notices 219-16 General Business(B) FILMING 139-3
Water pollution 215-4 Other Marine Resources District 280-48 FIRE PREVENTION AND
Watercourses 215-2 219-11\219-13 Hamlet Business(HB) BUILDING CODE
Workmen's Compensation Penalties for offenses District 28045 ADMINISTRATION
215-8 219-22 HIGHWAY 144-6;144-8
SEXUAL HARASSMENT Planting of shellfish seed SPECIFICATIONS Garbage,Rubbish and
See HARASSMENT 219-17 161-3;1614 Refuse 233-3
SHADE TREES Prohibited Activities; LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Gas 280-83
See Also TREES Restricted Areas; 172-5 General Business(B)
ZONING 280-93 Enforcement 219-14\ LITTERING 174-1;174-2; District 28048
SHEDS 219-23 174-5;174-6 General design principles
COASTAL EROSION Purpose 219-5 POLICE DEPARTMENT 280-82
HAZARD AREAS Residence requirements RULES AND Glass 280-82;280-85
111-6 219-1 REGULATIONS Grades and grading 280-85
FIRE PREVENTION AND Residence Requirements; A290-37;A290-38 Hamlet Business(HB)
BUILDING CODE Title;Definitions; Roadway Construction District 28045
ADMINISTRATION Purpose 219-1\219-5 161-39;161-46 Height regulations 280-82;
144-8 Restricted areas 219-16 Signs 280-85 280-85
FLOOD DAMAGE Safety standards 219-5 Site Plan Approval HIGHWAY
PREVENTION 148-4 See Shellfish 219-6\219-10 280-133;280-137 SPECIFICATIONS
Marine III Zone District Title 219-3 Snow and Ice Removal 161-11;161-12
(MIII)280-205 Town Board 219-22 237-19;237-20 Hotels 280-85
Roadway Construction Transplanting of shellfish SOIL REMOVAL 228-4 Liability 280-88
161-46 219-18 Special Exception Uses Liens280-88
STORMWATER Trustees 219-19;219-20 280-143 Light Industrial(LI)District
MANAGEMENT Variances 219-21 STORMWATER 280-62
236-5 Vegetation removal MANAGEMENT Light Industrial Park/
SUBDIVISION OF LAND prohibited 219-20 236-5;236-17;236-19 Planned Office Park
240-42 Violations and penalties Street Excavations 237-5; (LIO)District 280-58
WETLANDS AND 219-22;219-23 237-6;237-12;237-13 Lighting 280-81;280-83;
SHORELINE 275-2 Water 219-4;219-14 See Also STREETS AND 280-87;280-88
ZONING 280-4 Wetlands 219-20 SIDEWALKS LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
SHELLFISH SHOPPING CENTERS SUBDIVISION OF LAND 172-7; 172-8
Board of Trustees 219-7; General Business(B) 240-17;240-21;240-36 Limitation of content or
219-8 District 280-48 VEHICLES AND copy 280-84
Boats and Boating 219-8; Signs 280-87 TRAFFIC 260-14; Limited Business(LB)
219-9;219-10 VEHICLES AND 260-18;260-28 District 280-41
Clams 219-9 TRAFFIC 260-12; VEHICLES,MOTOR- LITTERING 174-6
Costs and expenses 219-6 260-14;260-22 DRIVEN 264-3 Marinas 280-85;280-86 -
Fees 219-7 ZONING 280-4 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Marine I(Ml)District
Licenses and permits 219-6 SHRUBS and Domestic Pet 280-52
Oysters 219-10 AGRICULTURAL USES Waste 83-28 Marine II(MII)District
Parent and guardian 72-4 WETLANDS AND 280-55
responsibilities 219-6 Farmland Bill of Rights SHORELINE 275-2 Motels 280-85
Permit fee;expiration; 280-98 ZONING 280-78;280-95; Nonconforming signs
display 219-7 Garbage,Rubbish and 280-111 280-90
Permit requirements 219-6 Refuse 233-4 SIGNS See Also
Scallops 219-8 Light Industrial(LI)District Abandonment 280-88 NONCONFORMING
SHELLFISH AND OTHER 280-62 Advertising 280-80; SIGNS
MARINE Light Industrial Park/ 280-81;280-85 Nonconforming uses 280-90
RESOURCES 219-6\ Planned Office Park Agricultural-Conservation Notices 280-88
219-10 (LIO)District 280-58 (A-C)District and Obstructions 280-80
Towing 219-8 NOISE,PREVENTION OF Low-Density One-Way Streets 260-3.1
Town Board 219-7 180-4 Residential R-80, Paper 280-83;280-85
Town Clerk 219-6 See Also TREES R-120,R-200 and Parking 280-85
Violations and penalties WETLANDS AND R-400 Districts 280-13 Parking at Beaches 189-4
S 219-6 SHORELINE 275-2 Aluminum 280-82 PARKS AND
SHELLFISH AND OTHER Wireless Communication Animals 280-85 RECREATION
MARINE RESOURCES Facilities 280-70; APPEARANCE TICKETS AREAS 193-3;193-3.1
Angling for fish 219-2 280-72 5-2 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS
Aquaculture/mariculture ZONING 280-4;280-92; Applicability;permit AND TRANSIENT
exemption 219-21 280-93;280-95; required;application; RETAIL
Assessments 219-4 280-118 approval;fees 280-81 MERCHANTS 197-12
Bathing 219-4 SICK LEAVE Assessments 280-88 Pedestrians 280-85
Blue claw crabs 219-11 POLICE DEPARTMENT Awnings 280-85 Planning Board 280-81
Board of Trustees 219-4; RULES AND Billboards 280-83 Plastics 280-82
219-16;219-17; REGULATIONS BOATS,DOCKS AND Prohibitions and general
219-18;219-21 A290-39 WHARVES 96-23 restrictions 280-83
Boats and Boating 219-4; SIDEWALK SALES Building Inspector 280-81; PUBLIC
219-12 See GARAGE SALES 280-85;280-88 ENTERTAINMENT
Coordination and See YARD SALES Business districts 280-85 AND SPECIAL
enforcement 219-23 SIDEWALKS Certificates of occupancy EVENTS 205-2
Culling shellfish and Adoption of Renumbered 280-85 PUBLIC HEARINGS,
restoration of 2006 Code 1-14 Construction 280-81; NOTICE OF 55-1
underwater lands BICYCLES 88-6 280-85 Purpose 280-80
219-14 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Costs and expenses 280-88; Real estate signs 280-81;
Definitions 219-4 PROPERTY 280-90 280-85
Docks 219-4 MAINTENANCE Driveways 280-85 See Also REAL ESTATE
Dredges and scrapes 219-19 100-4 SIGNS
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Records Management 59-15 FIRE PREVENTION AND Drainage plan 280-129; Markers 280-137
RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 BUILDING CODE 280-133 Meetings 280-131;
Residential Office(RO) ADMINISTRATION Driveways 280-137 280-133;280-137
District 280-38 144-8 Duration of plan 280-132 Natural features 280-129;
Resort Residential(RR) Hamlet Density(HD) Easements 280-133 280-133
District 280-35 Residential District Emergencies 280-137 Notices 280-131;280-137
Restaurants 280-85 280-22 Environmental quality Objectives 280-129
Roofs 280-85;280-86 Low-Density Residential review 280-131; Off-street parking 280-129;
Safety standards 280-82; R-40 District 280-17 280-137 280-133;280-137
280-88 See Also ONE-FAMILY Excavations 280-129; Open space 280-127;
Sales 280-85 DWELLINGS 280-136 280-128;280-137
Setbacks 280-85 Residential Office(RO) Farm Stands 72-6 Parking 280-127;280-128;
Shopping centers 280-87 District 280-38 Fee schedule for site plan 280-129;280-131;
Sidewalks 280-85 SEWERS AND SEWAGE applications 280-138 280-133;280-134;
Sign illumination 280-87 DISPOSAL 215-3 Fees 280-129;280-131; 280-137
Signs 280-80;280-81; STORMWATER 280-133;280-137; Pedestrians 280-128;
280-82;280-83; MANAGEMENT 280-138 280-129;280-133;
280-84;280-85; 236-19 Fences 280-133;280-134; 280-137
280-86;280-87; WETLANDS AND 280-137 Planning Board 280-127;
280-88;280-89;280-90 SHORELINE 275-5 Findings of fact;purpose 280-129;280-130;
Site Plan Approval ZONING 280-4;280-78 280-128 280-131;280-132;
280-133;280-134; SINGLE-USE PLASTIC Fire hydrants 280-133; 280-133;280-137
280-137 BAGS 280-137 Planning Commission
Small Wind Energy Systems See PLASTIC BAGS Flood hazard areas 280-131
277-4 SITE PLAN APPROVAL 280-129;280-133 Plum Island Conservation
Special Events Requiring Accessory uses and Garages 280-134;280-137 District(PIC)280-187
Chairperson of the structures 280-127 Garbage,Rubbish and Plum Island Research
Zoning Board of Affordable housing 280-137 Refuse 233-6 District(PIR)280-183
Appeals'Approval Affordable Housing(AHD) Gas 280-129 Ponds 280-133
205-4 District 280-29 General Business(B) Porches 280-134;280-137
Specific sign requirements Agricultural-Conservation District 280-48 Public assemblies 280-129
280-86 (A-C)District and Glare 280-129 Records 280-133
Specific signs 280-85 Low-Density Grades and grading Recreational Floating Zone
Stop and Yield Intersections Residential R-80, 280-129;280-133; District(RFZ)280-202
260-4;260-6 R-120,R-200 and 280-134;280-136 Recreational vehicles
Storage 280-88 R-400 Districts 280-13 Groundwater 280-129; 280-137
STORMWATER Applicability 280-127 280-137 Residential districts
MANAGEMENT Application requirements Guaranties 280-131 280-129;280-137
236-5;236-10 280-133 Hamlet Business(HB) Residential Office(RO)
Street Excavations 237-13 Appointments 280-135 District 280-45 District 280-38
Street Numbering 237-26 Approval of site plan Hamlet Density(HD) Resort Residential(RR)
SUBDIVISION OF LAND required 280-130 Residential District District 280-35
240-17;240-19;240-21 Architectural Review 280-22 Retaining walls 280-134
TOBACCO Committee 280-135 Hearings 280-130; Review procedure 280-131
ADVERTISING Architectural review 280-131;280-137 Roofs 280-134
249-2;249-4 standards 280-134 Height regulations 280-134 Safety standards 280-128;
Town Board 280-81 Assessments 280-133 Historic landmarks 280-131 280-129;280-131;
Transition 280-89 Bicycles 280-137 Historic Preservation 280-133;280-137
TRANSPORTATION Blocks 280-133 Commission 280-131; Screens and screening
ACCESS Board of Appeals 280-131 280-135 280-129;280-131
MANAGEMENT 64-5 Board of Trustees 280-133 Historic Preservation Setbacks 280-133;280-134;
Trees 280-83 Boats and Boating 280-137 District(HPD)280-193 280-137
Unsafe,abandoned and Bonds 280-131;280-137 Historical features 280-133 Sewers 280-133
unlawful signs 280-88 Buffers 280-131;280-137 Improvements 280-129; Sidewalks 280-133;
Utilities 280-83 Building construction 280-131;280-133; 280-137
Utility poles 280-83 280-128 280-137 Signs 280-133;280-134;
Variances 280-81;280-86 Building Inspector Inspections 280-137 280-137
VEHICLES AND 280-127;280-130; Investigations 280-130 Site Plan Approval
TRAFFIC 260-1; 280-131 Land clearing 280-136 280-127;280-129;
260-8;260-8.1; Building permits 280-127; Landscaping 280-129; 280-130;280-131;
260-12;260-13; 280-130;280-134 280-131;280-133; 280-132
260-17;260-18 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 280-134;280-137 Site plan review and
Violations and penalties PROPERTY Letters of credit 280-131 approval 280-133;
280-81;280-88 MAINTENANCE Licenses and permits 280-137
Walls 280-82;280-85; 100-4 280-130;280-131; Site plans 280-127;
280-86;280-87 Business districts 280-137 280-133;280-136 280-129;280-130;
WETLANDS AND Certificates of Liens 280-131 280-131;280-132;
SHORELINE 275-2; appropriateness Light Industrial(LI)District 280-133;280-134;
275-11 280-131 280-62 280-137;280-138
Wireless Communication Certificates of occupancy Light Industrial Park/ SOIL REMOVAL 228-4
Facilities 280-70 280-130 Planned Office Park Solar energy 280-138
Yard sales 280-86 Cluster developments (LIO)District 280-58 Special exceptions
ZONING 280-4;280-78; 280-137 Lighting 280-129;280-133; 280-130;280-131
280-80\280-90 Compensation 280-135 280-137 Standards for residential site
Zoning Board of Appeals Construction 280-128; Limited Business(LB) plans 280-137
280-81;280-86 280-133;280-137; District 280-41 Storage 280-134;280-137
SINGLE-FAMILY 280-138 Lots 280-137 Stormwater 280-129;
DWELLINGS Costs and expenses Low-Density Residential 280-133
Agricultural-Conservation 280-131;280-137 R40 District 280-17 STORMWATER
(A-C)District and Culverts 280-133 Marine I(MI)District MANAGEMENT
Low-Density Curbs 280-131;280-133; 280-52 236-16;280-133
Residential R-80, 280-137 Marine II(MII)District Street trees 280-129;
R-120,R-200 and Decks 280-137 280-55 280-133
R-400 Districts 280-13 Drainage 280-127; Marine III Zone District Terms of office 280-135
280-129;280-133 (MIII)280-205 Town Attorney 280-130
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SITE PLAN APPROVAL...
Town Board 280-128; Agricultural-Conservation Code Enforcement Officer SMOKING
280-131;280-135; (A-C)District and 277-7 TOBACCO
280-138 Low-Density Construction 277-4 ADVERTISING 249-1
Town Engineer 280-129; Residential R-80, Construction standards ZONING 280-4
280-131 R-120,R-200 and 277-4 SNOW AND ICE
Trailers 280-137 R-400 Districts 280-13 Costs and expenses 277-6 EMERGENCIES
Trees 280-129;280-130; Farm Stands 72-6 Definitions 277-1 See EMERGENCIES
280-133;280-136 FIRE PREVENTION AND Development standards SNOW AND ICE
Trustees 280-131 BUILDING CODE 277-3 REMOVAL
Utilities 280-127;280-129; ADMINISTRATION Electromagnetic Brush,grass and weeds
280-133 144-8 interference 277-4 237-20
Utility poles 280-133 Garbage,Rubbish and Enforcement;penalties for Churches 237-20
Variances 280-131;280-137 Refuse 233-6 offenses;remedies for Dirt 237-20
Vehicles 280-129;280-137 General Business(B) violations 277-7 Intent 237-19
Violations and penalties District 280-48 Fees 277-5 Obstructions 237-20
280-130;280-136 Hamlet Business(HB) Fences 277-4 Penalties for offenses
Waivers 280-131;280-133 District 280-45 Grades and grading 277-1 237-21
Walls 280-137 Light Industrial Park/ Height regulations 277-1; Sidewalks 237-19;237-20
Water 280-128;280-129; Planned Office Park 277-2;277-3;277-4 Snow and Ice Removal
280-133 (LIO)District 280-58 Lighting 277-4 237-20
Water supply 280-129; LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Noise 277-2;277-3 Snow and ice removal;
280-133 172-8 Notices 277-3 general maintenance
Watercourses 280-133 PUBLIC Safety standards 277-3 237-20
Wells 280-133 ENTERTAINMENT Setbacks 277-3 STREETS AND
Wetlands 280-129;280-133 AND SPECIAL Signs 277-4 SIDEWALKS 237-19\
Wildlife 280-129;280-133 EVENTS 205-2 Towers 277-1;277-2; 237-21
Wireless Communication Recreational Floating Zone 277-3;277-4;277-7 Town Board 237-19
Facilities 280-70; District(RFZ)280-201 Town Attorney 277-7 Vacant lots 237-20
280-71;280-72 Site Plan Approval Town Board 277-5;277-7 Violations and penalties
Yards 280-137 280-127;280-129; Trees 277-3 237-21
ZONING 280-92;280-104; 280-130;280-131; Utilities 277-1;277-2; SNOWMOBILES
280-119;280-127\ 280-132;280-133; 277-3;277-4 VEHICLES,MOTOR-
280-138;280-154 280-134;280-137; Violations and penalties DRIVEN 264-3;
Zoning Board of Appeals 280-138 277-7 264-15
280-130;280-131; SOIL REMOVAL 228-4 WIND ENERGY 277-1\ SOCIAL MEDIA
280-137 STORMWATER 277-7 RENTAL PERMITS 207-7
Zoning districts 280-129; MANAGEMENT Wind energy systems,small SOCIAL SECURITY
280-137 236-5;236-17 277-2;277-3;277-4; Real Estate Transfer Tax
SITE PLAN REVIEW AND SUBDIVISION OF LAND 277-6 17-27
APPROVAL 240-42 Wind turbines 277-1;277-3 Senior Citizen Exemption
Agricultural-Conservation TOURIST AND TRAILER SMOKE 245-1;245-2
(A-C)District and CAMPS 253-3 Agricultural-Conservation SOIL EROSION AND
Low-Density Wireless Communication (A-C)District and SEDIMENT CONTROL
Residential R-80, Facilities 280-71; Low-Density See Also EROSION AND
R-120,R-200 and 280-73;280-74; Residential R-80, SEDIMENT
R-400 Districts 280-13 280-76.2 R-120,R-200 and CONTROL
FIRE PREVENTION AND ZONING 280-4;280-151 R-400 Districts 280-13 STORMWATER
BUILDING CODE SKATEBOARDS Farmland Bill of Rights MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATION Agricultural-Conservation 280-99 236-3;236-4;236-17;
144-8 (A-C)District and FIRE PREVENTION AND 236-18
General Business(B) Low-Density BUILDING CODE SOIL MOVEMENT
District 280-48 Residential R-80, ADMINISTRATION See TOPSOIL REMOVAL
Hamlet Business(HB) R-120,R-200 and 144-3;144-15 SOIL REMOVAL
District 280-45 R400 Districts 280-13 General Business(B) Adoption of Code 1-2
Light Industrial(LI)District See Also BICYCLES District 280-48 Adoption of Renumbered
280-62 See Also ROLLER Light Industrial(LI)District 2006 Code 1-14
Light Industrial Park/ SKATES 280-62 Application for permit
Planned Office Park SKETCH PLANS Light Industrial Park/ 228-6
(LIO)District 280-58 HIGHWAY Planned Office Park Assessments 228-6
Limited Business(LB) SPECIFICATIONS (LIO)District 280-58 Bond or cash deposit 228-9
District 28041 161-1 Plum Island Research Bonds 228-9
Marine I(MI)District SUBDIVISION OF LAND District(PIR)280-183 Brush,grass and weeds
S 280-52 240-7;240-10;240-13; POLICE DEPARTMENT 228-7
Marine II(MII)District 240-16;240-20 RULES AND Building Inspector 228-4
280-55 SKETCH PLATS REGULATIONS Cesspools 228-4
Residential Office(RO) SUBDIVISION OF LAND A290-45 Combustibles 228-7
District 280-38 240-6;240-7;240-8; Special Exception Uses Comprehensive Plan 228-6
Resort Residential(RR) 240-9;240-10;240-11; 280-143 Construction 228-4;228-7
District 280-35 240-12;240-13; TOBACCO Costs and expenses 228-9
Site Plan Approval 240-17;240-20; ADVERTISING 249-1 See Also DIRT
280-133;280-137 240-26;240-27;240-28 ZONING 280-111 Drainage 228-2;228-4;
Special Events Requiring SLAUGHTERHOUSES SMOKE ALARMS 228-7
Chairperson of the ZONING 280-111 Agricultural-Conservation Drainage plan 228-5
Zoning Board of SMALL WIND ENERGY (A-C)District and Driveways 228-4
Appeals'Approval SYSTEMS Low-Density Dust 228-2;228-5;228-7
205-5 Abandonment 277-6 Residential R-80, Excavations 228-1;228-3;
ZONING 280-4 Abandonment of use 277-6 R-120,R-200 and 228-4;228-5;228-6;
SITE PLANS Advertising 277-4 R-400 Districts 280-13 228-7
Affordable Housing(AHD) Anchoring 277-4 SMOKE DETECTORS Farms and farming 228-3;
District 280-29;280-31 Application 277-2 FIRE PREVENTION AND 228-4;228-6;228-7
AGRICULTURAL Appointments 277-7 BUILDING CODE Fees 228-8;228-11
ADVISORY Blocks 277-2 ADMINISTRATION Fences 228-4;228-7
COMMITTEE 71-4 Building Inspector 277-7 144-8 Fill 228-7
Building permits 277-3; RENTAL PERMITS 207-4 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
277-6 228-7
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Grades and grading 228-4; Light Industrial Park/ Severability 17-10 Police Department 205-5
228-6;228-7 Planned Office Park Southold Community Police officers 205-5
Hearings 228-5;228-12 (LIO)District 280-58 Preservation Fund PUBLIC
Height regulations 228-7 Plum Island Conservation established 17-5 ENTERTAINMENT
HIGHWAY District(PIC)280-187 Title 17-1 AND SPECIAL
SPECIFICATIONS Plum Island Research Town Board 17-2;17-4; EVENTS 205-4\205-6
161-10 District(PIR)280-183 17-5;17-6;17-7;17-8 Safety standards 205-4;
Improvements 228-4 Site Plan Approval 280-138 Water 17-8 205-5
Insurance 228-6 ZONING 280-4 Wetlands 17-3;17-4 Sales 205-4
Intent of regulations 228-2 SOLAR ENERGY Wildlife 17-4;17-8 Sanitary facilities 205-4
Issuance and renewal of SYSTEMS SOUTHOLD COMMUNITY Security standards 205-4
permits 228-8 FIRE PREVENTION AND PRESERVATION Signs 205-4
Landscaping 228-4 BUILDING CODE PROJECT PLAN Site plan review and
Legislative declaration ADMINISTRATION COMMUNITY approval 205-5
228-1 144-8 PRESERVATION Town Attorney 205-5
Liability 228-9 Light Industrial(LI)District FUND AND Town Board 205-4;205-5;
Licenses and permits 280-62 COMMUNITY 205-6
228-8;228-12 Light Industrial Park/ HOUSING FUND Town Clerk 205-5;205-6
Lots 228-7 Planned Office Park 17-12\17-15 Trash 205-4
Noise 228-5 (LIO)District 280-58 Community Preservation Utilities 205-4
Notices 228-5;228-9; ZONING 280-2 Fund Management and Variances 205-5
228-12 SOLID WASTE Stewardship Plan Vehicles 205-4
Nuisances 228-5 Garbage,Rubbish and adopted 17-13.1 Vendors 205-4
Operations excepted 228-4 Refuse 233-1;233-3.1; Community preservation Violations and penalties
Parking 228-7 233-6 project plan adopted 205-5
Penalties for offenses See Garbage,Rubbish and 17-13 Waivers 205-4
228-13 Refuse 233-1\233-8 Legislative findings; Zoning Board of Appeals
Permit required 228-3 See Also GARBAGE, purpose 17-12 205-5
Permit standards 228-5 RUBBISH AND Meetings 17-13 SPECIAL EVENTS
Planning Board 228-4; REFUSE Natural resources 17-12 REQUIRING TOWN
228-7 Light Industrial Park/ Open space 17-12 BOARD APPROVAL
Pollution 228-7 Planned Office Park Ponds 17-13 Assessments 205-7
Public hearing 228-12 (LIO)District 280-58 Severability 17-14 Certificates of insurance
Receiver of Taxes 228-6 See Also RECYCLING Town Board 17-12;17-13; 205-7
Records 228-6;228-9; STORMWATER 17-13.1 Costs and expenses 205-7
228-12 MANAGEMENT Water quality 17-13 E-mail 205-7
Regulations 228-7 236-5 Wetlands 17-13 Events held on Town lands
Safety standards 228-1; See Also TRASH When effective 17-15 or events exceeding
228-5;228-7 WATERFRONT SPAS 1,000 attendees 205-7
Screens and screening 228-7 CONSISTENCY BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Fees 205-7
Setbacks 228-5;228-7 REVIEW 268-5 PROPERTY Licenses and permits 205-7
Sidewalks 228-4 SOUTHOLD COMMUNITY MAINTENANCE Lighting 205-7
Site plan approval 228-4 PRESERVATION 100-4 Noise 205-7
Site plans 228-4 FUND General Business(B) Notices 205-7
Storage 228-7 Acquisition of interests in District 280-48 Parking 205-7
Stormwater 228-4 property;public ZONING 280-4 Parks and recreation 205-7
Stormwater management hearing and other SPECIAL EVENTS PUBLIC
228-6 requirements 17-7 REQUIRING ENTERTAINMENT
Topsoil removal 228-3; Advisory Board 17-4 CHAIRPERSON OF AND SPECIAL
228-4;228-5;228-6 Alienation of land acquired THE ZONING BOARD EVENTS 205-7
See Also TOPSOIL using fund moneys OF APPEALS' Safety standards 205-7
REMOVAL 17-9 APPROVAL Town Board 205-7
Town Board 228-3;228-4; Animals 17-4 Ambulance service 205-5 Town Clerk 205-7
228-5;228-6;228-7; Bicycles 17-8 Appeal from denial of a Vendors 205-7
228-8;228-9;228-10; Bonds 17-5;17-6 special event permit Violations and penalties
228-12;228-13 COMMUNITY 205-6 205-7
Town Clerk 228-6;228-7; PRESERVATION Appeals 205-6 Waivers 205-7
228-8;228-9;228-10; FUND AND Application requirements Zoning Board of Appeals
228-11 COMMUNITY 205-4 205-7
Treasurer 228-6 HOUSING FUND Application review SPECIAL EXCEPTION
Vibrations 228-5 17-1\17-11 procedure and USES
Violations and penalties Condominiums 17-4 standards 205-5 Abandonment 280-141
228-13 Definitions 17-4 Assessments 205-4 Additional conditions and
Waiver by Town Board Easements 17-9 Certificates of insurance safeguards 280-144
228-10 Effective date 17-11 205-4 Application;hearing;
Waivers 228-10 Fees 17-8 Costs and expenses 205-5 approval;violations of
Water 228-2;228-4;228-5; Findings 17-2 Easements 205-4;205-5 conditions 280-141
228-7 Hearings 17-7 Emergencies 205-4 Bufferyards 280-143
Water supply 228-7 Historic preservation 17-4; Fees 205-4;205-5 Building permits 280-140
Yards 228-6;228-11 17-8 Fire extinguishers 205-4 Churches 280-143
SOLAR COLLECTORS Historic properties 17-8 Fire Marshal 205-5 Construction 280-140;
FIRE PREVENTION AND Improvements 17-8 Firesafety 205-4 280-141
BUILDING CODE Legislative purpose 17-3 Garbage,rubbish and refuse Demolition 280-140
ADMINISTRATION Management of lands 2054 Dust 280-143
144-3 acquired pursuant to Hearings 205-6 Emergencies 280-143
Light Industrial(LI)District chapter 17-8 Inspections 205-5 Fees 280-141
280-62 Natural resources 17-2; Liability insurance 2054 Gases 280-143
Light Industrial Park/ 17-3;17-8 Licenses and permits General Business(B)
Planned Office Park Open space 17-4;17-5; 2054;205-5 District 280-48
(LIO)District 280-58 17-8;17-9 Lighting 2054 General standards 280-142
SOLAR ENERGY Parking 17-8 Notices 205-4 Groundwater 280-143
Light Industrial(LI)District Parks and recreation 17-4 Parking 205-4 Hamlet Business(HB)
280-62 Purposes of fund 17-6 Permitted uses 205-5 District 280-45
Recreation areas 17-4 Planning Board 205-5 Hearings 280-141
Sales 17-4;17-9 Planning Commission 205-5
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SPECIAL EXCEPTION USES...
Light Industrial(LI)District Low-Density Residential Trees 2604;260-6 Residential Office(RO)
280-62 R40 District 280-17 VEHICLES AND District 280-38
Light Industrial Park/ Marine I(MI)District TRAFFIC 260-4\260-6 Roadway Construction
Planned Office Park 280-52 Wells 260-4;260-6 161-29;161-30
(LIO)District 280-58 Marine II(MII)District Yield intersections 260-6 SALVAGE CENTERS
Limited Business(LB) 280-55 STOP INTERSECTIONS 211-3
District 280-41 Plum Island Conservation Stop and Yield Intersections SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Matters to be considered District(PIC)280-187 260-4;260-5 DISPOSAL 215-2;
280-143 Plum Island Research STOP-WORK ORDERS 215-4
Natural features 280-143 District(PIR)280-183 FIRE PREVENTION AND Signs 280-88
Noise 280-143 Residential Office(RO) BUILDING CODE Site Plan Approval
See Also District 280-38 ADMINISTRATION 280-134;280-137
NONCONFORMING Resort Residential(RR) 144-3;144-5;144-12; SOIL REMOVAL 228-7
USES District 280-35 144-13;144-24;144-25 STORMWATER
Odors 280-143 Site Plan Approval FLOOD DAMAGE MANAGEMENT
Off-street parking 280-143 280-130;280-131 PREVENTION 148-14 236-5;236-17;236-18
Parking 280-143 Special Exception Uses LANDMARK SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Permitted uses 280-143 280-139;280-140; PRESERVATION 240-44
See Also PERMITTED 280-141;280-142 170-12 TOURIST AND TRAILER
USES Wireless Communication STORMWATER CAMPS 253-14
Plum Island Conservation Facilities 280-70; MANAGEMENT VEHICLES,MOTOR-
District(PIC)280-187 280-71;280-73; 236-5 DRIVEN 264-19
Plum Island Research 280-74;280-76.2; WATERFRONT WATERFRONT
District(PIR)280-183 280-76.3 CONSISTENCY CONSISTENCY
Pollution 280-143 ZONING 280-154 REVIEW 268-6 REVIEW 268-3
See Also PROHIBITED SPECIAL PERMITS WETLANDS AND WETLANDS AND
USES Board of Appeals 280-146 SHORELINE SHORELINE 275-2
Public assemblies 280-143 BOATS,DOCKS AND 275-12.1;275-16 ZONING 280-4;280-78;
Purpose 280-139 WHARVES 96-18 STORAGE 280-79;280-104;
Residential Office(RO) See Also BUILDING AGRICULTURAL LANDS 280-110;280-111;
District 280-38 PERMITS PRESERVATION 70-3 280-118;280-119
Resort Residential(RR) See Also CONSTRUCTION AGRICULTURAL USES STORAGE TANKS
District 280-35 PERMITS 724 FLOOD DAMAGE
Safety standards 280-142; Garbage,Rubbish and Agricultural-Conservation PREVENTION 148-4;
280-143 Refuse 233-6 (A-C)District and 148-16
Schools 280-143 HUNTING 163-3 Low-Density STORM SEWERS
Screens and screening See Also LICENSES AND Residential R-80, SEWERS AND SEWAGE
280-143 PERMITS R-120,R-200 and DISPOSAL 215-2;
Sidewalks 280-143 Light Industrial Park/ R-400 Districts 280-13 215-3
Smoke 280-143 Planned Office Park BOATS,DOCKS AND STORMWATER
Special Exception Uses (LIO)District 280-58 WHARVES 96-10; MANAGEMENT
280-140;280-141; PARKS AND 96-25 236-4;236-5
280-144 RECREATION BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; See Also STORMWATER
Special exception uses; AREAS 193-7 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
approval required PUBLIC MAINTENANCE STORMWATER
280-140 ENTERTAINMENT 100-3 BOATS,DOCKS AND
Special exceptions AND SPECIAL Emergency Removal of WHARVES 96-8
280-139;280-140; EVENTS 205-8 Vehicles 260-24 HIGHWAY
280-141;280-142 ZONING 280-4;280-154 FIRE PREVENTION AND SPECIFICATIONS
Stormwater 280-143 SPEED LIMITS BUILDING CODE 161-6;161-8
Stormwater management BOATS,DOCKS AND ADMINISTRATION Illicit Discharges 236-25;
280-142 WHARVES 96-13 144-3;144-8;144-19; 236-26;236-27;
Vehicles 280-143 HIGHWAY 144-20 236-28;236-30;236-31
Vibrations 280-143 SPECIFICATIONS Fishers Island Harbor Preservation of Natural
Violations and penalties 161-12 Management 157-6; Features 240-50;
280-141 TRANSPORTATION 157-12 240-51
Water supply 280-143 ACCESS Floating Homes 96-26; RENTAL PERMITS 207-2
ZONING 280-4;280-78; MANAGEMENT 64-5 96-27 Roadway Construction
280-139\280-144 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FLOOD DAMAGE 161-27;161-29;
Zoning Board of Appeals FIRE PREVENTION AND PREVENTION 148-4; 161-30;161-32;161-36
280-140;280-141; BUILDING CODE 148-12;148-16;148-22 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
280-142;280-144 ADMINISTRATION Garbage,Rubbish and DISPOSAL 215-2;
S SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS 144-8 Refuse 233-1 215-4
Agricultural-Conservation STANDING COMMITTEES General Business(B) Site Plan Approval
(A-C)District and Affordable Housing(AHD) District 280-48 280-129;280-133
Low-Density District 280-31 Hamlet Business(HB) SOIL REMOVAL 228-4
Residential R-80, STEEP SLOPES District 280-45 Special Exception Uses
R-120,R-200 and FLOOD DAMAGE JUNKYARDS 166-3 280-143
R-400 Districts 280-13 PREVENTION 148-4 Light Industrial(LI)District STORMWATER
Board of Appeals 280-146 SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-62 MANAGEMENT
General Business(B) 240-4 Light Industrial Park/ 236-2;236-3;236-4;
District 280-48 STOP AND YIELD Planned Office Park 236-5;236-9;236-10;
Hamlet Business(HB) INTERSECTIONS (LIO)District 280-58 236-12;236-13;
District 280-45 Bridges 260-6 Limited Business(LB) 236-17;236-18;
Hamlet Density(HD) Deer 260-4;260-6 District 280-41 236-19;236-20;
Residential District Hedges 260-4 LITTERING 174-1 236-21;236-22;
280-22 Ponds 260-4;260-6 Marine III Zone District 236-24;236-34;236-35
Light Industrial(LI)District Schools 260-6 (MIII)280-205 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
280-62 Signs 260-4;260-6 Parking at Beaches 189-7 240-3;240-11;240-19;
Light Industrial Park/ Stop intersections 260-4; Plum Island Research 240-36;240-44
Planned Office Park 260-5 District(PIR)280-183 Water Quality Improvement
(LIO)District 280-58 Stop intersections with Records Management 17-43
Limited Business(LB) flashing signals 260-5 59-12;59-13;59-14 Waterfowl and Gull Feeding
District 280-41 Stop intersections with stop RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 and Domestic Pet
signs 260-4 Waste 83-27
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WATERFRONT Drainage plan 236-10 Maintenance,inspection and Stop-work orders 236-5
CONSISTENCY Driveways 236-13;236-17; repair of stormwater Storage 236-5;236-17;
REVIEW 268-3 236-18 facilities 236-9 236-18
WETLANDS AND Dust 236-18 Mining 236-5 Storm sewers 236-4;236-5
SHORELINE 275-3 Easements 236-9;236-20 Mobile homes 236-5 See Also STORM SEWERS
Wireless Communication Emergencies 236-10 Mulching 236-5;236-18
Facilities 280-72 Emergency Management Natural features 236-18 Stormwater 236-2;236-3;
STORMWATER CONTROL Agency 236-5 Natural resources 236-5; 236-4;236-5;236-9;
STORMWATER Enforcement 236-33 236-10 236-10;236-12;
MANAGEMENT Environmental quality Notices 236-5;236-9; 236-13;236-17;
236-5 review 236-5 236-12;236-23; 236-18;236-19;
STORMWATER Erosion and sediment 236-24;236-34;236-35 236-20;236-21;
MANAGEMENT control 236-1;236-3; Notices of violations 236-35 236-22;236-24;
Accessory buildings and 236-5;236-6;236-7; Open space 236-19 236-34;236-35
structures 236-5 236-9;236-12;236-17; Other environmental Stormwater control 236-5
Activities covered 236-19 236-18;236-19; permits 236-21 STORMWATER
Activities requiring 236-20;236-22;236-34 Parking 236-5;236-13; MANAGEMENT
stormwater Escrow deposits 236-20 236-19 236-1;236-3;236-4;
management control Excavations 236-5;236-9; Parks and recreation 236-19 236-5;236-7;236-8;
approval 236-15 236-10;236-15; Patios 236-5 236-9;236-10;236-11;
Additional Requirements 236-16;236-17; Performance and design 236-12;236-15;
236-19\236-24 236-18;236-34;236-35 criteria for stormwater 236-16;236-17;
Administration and Exemptions 236-10 management and 236-18;236-20;
Enforcement 236-33\ Explosives 236-5 erosion and sediment 236-22;236-24
236-36 Fences 236-5;236-10; control 236-7 Stormwater Management
Advertising 236-5 236-18 Performance guarantees Officer and authority
All stormwater discharges Fill 236-5;236-18 236-20 236-8
236-34 Final plans 236-9 Performance standards Stormwater pollution
Amendments and Financial institutions 236-20 236-3;236-9;236-18 prevention plans
modifications to Findings of fact 236-3 Performance standards for 236-5;236-8;236-20;
stormwater Flammables 236-5 approval of stormwater 236-34
management control Floodplains 236-4;236-5; management control Street Excavations 237-7
plan 236-12 236-15;236-18 plan 236-18 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Animals 236-5 Floodways 236-18 Pet waste 236-4 240-17
Applicability and Forestry 236-5 Planning Board 236-10 Swimming pools 236-5
prohibitions 236-6 Garbage,rubbish and refuse Police Department 236-33 SWPPP and other
Application process 236-5 Pollution 236-3;236-4; documents retained on
236-17;236-20 Gas 236-19 236-5;236-17;236-19; site 236-23
Approved plans 236-11 General Provisions 236-1\ 236-20;236-35 Technical standards 236-5;
Assessments 236-17; 236-12 Ponds 236-5;236-9; 236-7;236-17;236-20
236-20 Grades and grading 236-3; 236-17;236-18 Tests 236-17
Blocks 236-5 236-5;236-6;236-9; Porches 236-5 Title 236-1
Board of Trustees 236-18 236-10;236-15; Poultry 236-5 Topsoil removal 236-10
Boats and Boating 236-5 236-17;236-18; Purpose 236-4 TOURIST AND TRAILER
Bonds 236-5;236-20 236-19;236-34 Records 236-5;236-9; CAMPS 253-2
Brush,grass and weeds Groundwater 236-3;236-5; 236-20;236-24 Town Attorney 236-9;
236-19 236-10;236-18;236-24 Remedies not exclusive 236-33
Buffers 236-18 Guarantees 236-20 236-36 Town Board 236-5;236-8;
Building Inspector 236-5; Gutters 236-5;236-14 Reports 236-20 236-33
236-11;236-33; Hazardous materials and Requirements for all land- Trash 236-4
236-34;236-35 substances 236-3; disturbing activities or Trees 236-18
Building permits 236-10; 236-5 impervious surfaces Utilities 236-5;236-6;
236-11 Hazardous wastes 236-4 236-14 236-10;236-17;236-19
Burning 236-5 Hearings 236-5 Requirements for All Variances 236-2
Cemeteries 236-10 Historic preservation 236-6 Stormwater Discharges Violations and penalties
Certificates of occupancy Historic resources 236-20 236-13\236-18 236-5;236-6;236-7;
236-11;236-34 Horses 236-5 Right of entry 236-20 236-9;236-22;236-24;
Complaints 236-24 Hot tubs 236-5 Roofs 236-5 236-33;236-34;236-35
Compliance 236-16 Illicit connections 236-4; Safety standards 236-2; Waivers 236-20
Conservation districts 236-5;236-35 236-3;236-4;236-5; Walls 236-5
236-5;236-17 Illicit discharges 236-35 236-18;236-24 Warrants 236-35
Construction 236-2;236-3; See Illicit Discharges Sales 236-5 Water 236-3;236-4;236-5;
236-4;236-5;236-7; 236-25\236-32 Screens and screening 236-6;236-10;236-17;
236-9;236-10;236-12; Impoundment 236-5 236-20 236-18;236-19;236-24
236-14;236-16; Improvements 236-5; Sewers 236-4;236-5; Water conservation 236-7
236-17;236-18; 236-17 236-19 Water pollution 236-5
236-19;236-20; Inspection of stormwater Sheds 236-5 Water quality 236-3;236-4;
236-22;236-23;236-34 facilities after project Sidewalks 236-5;236-17; 236-5;236-6;236-7;
Contractor identification completion 236-24 236-19 236-9;236-20;236-22
and certification 236-22 Inspections 236-4;236-9; Signs 236-5;236-10 Water supply 236-4;236-5
Costs and expenses 236-8; 236-20;236-22; Single-family dwellings Watercourses 236-5;
236-9;236-18;236-20; 236-24;236-34 236-19 236-15;236-18
236-34;236-35 Insurance 236-5 Site plan approval 236-16; Websites 236-20
County Clerk 236-9;236-11 Landscaping 236-10; 280-133 Wells 236-5;236-14
Culverts 236-5 236-16;236-20;236-34 Site plans 236-5;236-17 Wetlands 236-4;236-5;
Curbs 236-5 Lawns 2364;236-19 Soil erosion and sediment 236-6;236-15;236-17;
Decks 236-10 Letters of credit 236-20 control 236-3;236-4; 236-18;236-19
Definitions 236-5 Liability 236-20 236-17;236-18 WETLANDS AND
Demolition 236-5;236-19 Licenses and permits SOIL REMOVAL 228-6 SHORELINE 275-6;
Design standards 236-9 236-2;236-4;236-5; Solid waste 236-5 275-8
Dirt 236-5 236-14;236-21 Special Exception Uses Yard waste 236-4;236-5
Docks 236-5 Liens 236-9;236-34 280-142 Yards 236-15
Drainage 236-4;236-5; Litter 236-17 Statutory authorization/and
236-6;236-13;236-16; Livestock 236-5 conflicts with other
,236-17;236-18;236-24 Lots 236-13;236-16 laws 236-2
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STORMWATER Waiver of insurance and STREETS AND Coordination with other
POLLUTION bond requirements SIDEWALKS agencies 240-12
PREVENTION PLANS 237-18 See Also CROSSWALKS Costs and expenses 240-8;
STORMWATER Waivers 237-13;237-18 See Notification of Defects 240-10;240-20;
MANAGEMENT Water 237-6;237-13 237-1\237-3 240-23;240-32;
236-5;236-8;236-20; STREET NUMBERING See Removal of Utility 240-34;240-37;240-44
236-34 Building Inspector 237-28 Poles 237-30\237-33 County Clerk 240-3;
STREET EXCAVATIONS Building permits 237-25; See Also SIDEWALKS 240-21;240-25;
Adoption of Renumbered 237-26 See Snow and Ice Removal 240-30;240-34;
2006 Code 1-14 Certificates of occupancy 237-19\237-21 240-35;240-44;
Application requirements 237-25 See Street Excavations 240-52;240-57
237-7 Charges 237-23 237-4\237-18 Creation of lots 240-30
Assessments 237-14 Code Enforcement Officer See Street Numbering Crosswalks 240-3
Backfilling 237-13;237-16 237-28 237-22\237-29 Culverts 240-10;240-17
Barricades 237-12;237-13 Construction 237-25; STRUCTURES,UNSAFE Curbs 240-17;240-21
Bonds 237-9;237-18 237-26 See UNSAFE BUILDINGS Definitions 240-3
Brush,grass and weeds Definitions 237-23 See UNSAFE Design standards 240-36
237-13 Display of numbers;style STRUCTURES See Design Standards
Completion reimbursement and size 237-26 SUBDIVISION OF LAND 240-45\240-48
and assessment 237-14 Driveways 237-23 Abandonment 240-37 Determination of location of
Construction 237-12; Emergencies 237-22 •Action on final plats which open spaces created by
237-13;237-14 Enforcement 237-28 are in substantial cluster development
Costs and expenses 237-7; Fees 237-23 agreement with using primary and
237-9;237-14;237-16 Height regulations 237-26 approved preliminary secondary conservation
Curbs 237-6;237-13 Legislative intent 237-22 plats 240-24 areas 240-43
Definitions 237-5 Lots 237-23 Action on preliminary plat Drainage 240-3;240-4;
Driveways 237-13 Numbering system 240-19 240-9;240-10;240-11;
Emergencies 237-6;237-13 established;changes; Action on sketch plat; 240-17;240-19;
Excavations 237-4;237-6; unnamed roads 237-24 decision 240-13 240-21;240-32;
237-9;237-11;237-12; Pedestrians 237-26 Additional Requirements 240-36;240-37;
237-13;237-16 Penalties for offenses 240-52\240-58 240-41;240-44
See Also EXCAVATIONS 237-29 Administration fee 240-37 Drainage plan 240-7;
Fees 237-10 Planning Board 237-25 Affordable housing 240-2; 240-17;240-20;
Fill 237-13 Police officers 237-28 240-10;240-25;240-53 240-21;240-23;
Fire Department 237-13 Posting of numbers 237-25 Agricultural districts 240-25;240-30;
Fire hydrants 237-12; Records 237-24 240-10;240-42 240-32;240-35
237-13 Signs 237-26 Animals 240-3;240-44 Driveways 240-3
Gas 237-6 STREETS AND Appeals 240-10 Easements 240-3;240-10;
Grades and grading 237-13 SIDEWALKS 237-22\ Assessments 240-7;240-44 240-17;240-21;
Guarantees 237-9 237-29 Authority and purpose 240-26;240-27;
Inspections 237-14 Tax bill;compliance 240-42 240-28;240-42;
Insurance 237-8;237-18 deadline 237-27 Backfilling 240-36 240-44;240-54
Insurance coverage 237-8 Town Board 237-24;237-28 Bicycles 240-10;240-53 Emergency Management
Liability 237-13;237-14; Trustees 237-25 Blocks 240-3;240-10; Agency 240-10;240-42
237-16;237-18 Vehicles 237-26 240-17;240-21 Enforcement 240-59\240-61
Licenses and permits Violations and penalties Bonds 240-3;240-7; Environmental impact
237-6;237-10;237-13 237-29 240-20;240-23; statements 240-18;
Lighting 237-12 STREET OPENINGS 240-25;240-30; 240-19;240-22;240-25
Lots 237-14 See Also EXCAVATIONS 240-31;240-32; Environmental quality
Notice to public utilities WATERFRONT 240-33;240-34; review 240-3;240-8;
237-11 CONSISTENCY 240-35;240-36;240-37 240-18;240-19;
Notices 237-6;237-11; REVIEW 268-3 Bonds and Other Security 240-22;240-25;240-30
237-13 STREET TREES 240-31\240-34 Environmental review
Obstructions 237-12 HIGHWAY Bridges 240-17 240-18;240-22
Penalties for offenses SPECIFICATIONS Brush,grass and weeds Environmentally sensitive
237-17 161-3 240-10 areas 240-10;240-43
Permit required 237-6 Light Industrial Park/ Buffers 240-3;240-17; Erosion and sediment
Permit requirements 237-13 Planned Office Park 240-21;240-42;240-43 control 240-11;
Police Department 237-12; (LIO)District 280-58 Building permits 240-10; 240-19;240-36
237-13 Preservation of Natural 240-25 Establishment 240-26
Protective measures 237-12 Features 240-49 Certificates of approval Excavations 240-36
Responsibility for damages; Roadway Construction 240-21 Expiration 240-14
S repair 237-16 161-44 Charges 240-8 Farms and farming 240-10;
Revocation 237-15 Site Plan Approval Cluster Development 240-42;240-43
Short title 237-4 280-129;280-133 240-42\240-44 Fees 240-3;240-6;240-7;
Sidewalks 237-5;237-6; SUBDIVISION OF LAND Cluster developments 240-8;240-9;240-10;
237-12;237-13 240-17;240-21 240-3;240-10;240-42; 240-16;240-19;
Signs 237-13 STREETLIGHTING 240-43;240-44 240-20;240-30;
Stormwater management Design Standards 24046 Comprehensive Plan 240-3; 240-34;240-37;
237-7 HIGHWAY 240-4;240-10;240-11; 240-44;240-53
STREETS AND SPECIFICATIONS 240-19;240-42; Fences 240-36
SIDEWALKS 237-4\ 161-3;161-4 24043;240-53 Final Plat Review 240-20\
237-18 See Also LIGHTING Conservation Board 240-42 240-25
Town Board 237-5;237-10; LIGHTING,OUTDOOR Construction 240-3;240-6; Final plats 240-3;240-6;
237-17;237-18 172-2;172-5;172-8 240-10;240-16; 240-7;240-8;240-13;
Town Clerk 237-10 POLICE DEPARTMENT 240-17;240-21; 240-15;240-16;
Trees 237-13 RULES AND 240-25;240-31; 240-19;240-20;
Trenches 237-13 REGULATIONS 240-32;240-35; 240-21;240-22;
Utilities 237-11;237-16 A290-37;A290-38 240-36;240-37; 240-23;240-24;
Utility poles 237-13 Roadway Construction 240-39;240-40; 240-25;240-28;
Vehicles 237-13 161-46 240-54;240-59 240-31;240-32;
Violations and penalties SUBDIVISION OF LAND Coordination of review of 240-35;240-36;
237-17 240-17;240-21 performance bond 240-41;240-42;
estimate 240-23 240-44;240-52;240-53
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Final plats not in substantial Master Plan 240-10;240-17 Protection and use of open Tests 240-17;240-21;
agreement with Meetings 240-13;240-23; space lands created by 240-35;240-36
approved preliminary 240-40 cluster development Time limitations 240-55
plats or when no Membership 240-44 240-44 Topsoil removal 240-3
preliminary plat is Methods of enforcement Purpose 240-2 Town Attorney 240-21;
required 240-25 240-61 Purpose of performance 240-32;240-34;24044
Fire alarms 240-17 Modification of design of bond 240-31 Town Board 240-3;240-8;
Fire hydrants 240-10; improvements 240-40 Records 240-10;240-17; 240-10;240-12;
240-17;240-21; Monuments 240-10; 240-19;240-21; 240-19;240-25;
240-35;240-36 240-17;240-21;240-41 240-25;240-29; 240-26;240-28;
Fire protection 240-4;240-9 Natural features 240-3; 240-34;240-35; 240-29;240-32;
Floodplains 240-3;240-4 240-43;240-53;240-54 240-3 8;240-4 1; 240-33;240-34;
Forestry 240-3;240-44 Natural resources 240-4; 24044;240-52;240-57 240-37;24042;
Forms of security; 240-10 Recreation areas 240-3; 240-52;240-53;240-58
expiration and terms of Nonconforming lots 240-57 240-4;240-10;240-42; Town Clerk 240-19;
bonds;default 240-34 Notices 240-13;240-18; 240-43;240-44;240-52 240-25;240-29;.
Gas 240-35 240-19;240-22; Reports 240-3;240-19 240-30;240-32;240-57
General application 240-25;240-29; Required improvements and Town Supervisor 240-29
procedure 240-6 240-30;240-32; utilities 240-35 Trees 240-3;240-10
General Application 240-36;240-44;240-54 Required Public Utilities 240-4;240-10;
Procedure;Submission Odors 24044 Improvements; 240-17;240-21;
Requirements;Fees Off-road vehicles 24044 Inspections;Fees 240-35;240-36;
240-6\240-8 Off-street parking 240-4 240-35\240-41 240-41;240-42
General Provisions 240-1\ Official Map 240-3;240-4; Reservation of lands for Variances 240-57
240-2 240-10;240-17 pedestrian trails 240-54 Vehicles 240-3;240-54
General requirements Open Development Area Reservation of parkland on Violations 240-59
240-4;240-27 240-26\240-30 subdivision plats Violations and penalties
General Requirements; Open space 240-2;240-3; containing residential 240-44;240-59;
Classification 240-4\ 240-10;240-21; units 240-53 240-60;240-61
240-5 240-42;240-43; Review of sketch plat Waiver 240-38
Grades and grading 240-3; 240-44;240-54 240-11 Waiver of requirements
240-4;240-6;240-10; Paper 240-20;240-28; Safeguards during 240-15
240-17;240-19; 240-29;240-30 construction 240-39 Waiver,adjustment of
240-21;240-41 Parking 24044 Safety standards 240-2; property lines 240-57
Groundwater 240-4 Parks and recreation 240-3; 240-4;240-10;240-38; Waivers 240-10;240-15;
Guarantees 240-31;240-33; 240-4;240-10;240-42; 240-43;240-56 240-38;240-40;
240-34 240-52;240-53;240-54 Sales 240-3;240-34 240-56;240-57
Guaranties 240-34;240-38 Pedestrians 240-3;240-4; Schools 240-4;240-53 Waivers of certain
Gutters 240-44 240-10;24042; Septic systems 240-10 provisions 240-56
Hearings 240-13;240-19; 240-53;240-54 Setbacks 240-19;240-42; Water 240-3;240-4;
240-25;240-29; Penalties for offenses 240-43 240-10;240-17;
240-30;240-53 240-60 Sewers 240-10;240-17; 240-21;240-35;
Height regulations 240-10 Performance bond 240-32 240-42;240-44 240-36;240-42;240-44
Historic features 240-4 Planning Board 240-3; Sheds 24042 Water supply 240-9;
Horses 240-3 240-5;240-6;240-8; Sidewalks 240-17;240-21; 240-10;240-11;
Improvements 240-3; 240-9;240-10;240-11; 240-36 240-17;240-19;
240-6;240-9;240-10; 240-12;240-13; Signs 240-17;240-19; 240-42;240-44
240-16;240-17; 240-14;240-16; 240-21 Watercourses 240-3;240-41
240-20;240-30; 240-18;240-19; Site plans 240-42 Wells 240-4;240-10;
240-31;240-32; 240-20;240-21; Sketch plans 240-7; 240-17;240-21;
240-33;240-34; 240-22;240-23; 240-10;240-13; 240-35;240-44
240-35;240-36; 240-24;240-25; 240-16;240-20 Wetlands 240-3;240-4;
240-37;240-38; 240-29;240-30; Sketch Plat Review 240-9\ 240-10;240-17;
240-39;240-40; 240-32;240-34; 240-14 240-21;240-42
240-41;240-53;240-59 240-35;240-38; Sketch plats 240-6;240-7; When effective;effect on
Inspection of improvements 240-39;240-40; 240-8;240-9;240-10; existing plats 240-58
240-36 240-41;240-42; 240-11;240-12; Wildlife 240-3;240-44
Inspections 240-9;240-10; 240-44;240-52; 240-13;240-17; Zoning Board of Appeals
240-20;240-32; 240-53;240-54; 240-20;240-26; 240-57
240-33;240-36;240-37 240-56;240-57; 240-27;240-28 Zoning districts 240-10;
Landfills 240-44 240-58;240-59 Standards and procedures 240-17;240-26;
Landscaping 240-32; Planning Commission for acceptance of 240-27;240-42
240-36;240-42;240-43 240-12 streets;recreation and SUMMONSES
Letters of credit 240-34 Playgrounds 240-10; park areas 240-52 Dogs 83-9
Liability 240-54 240-43;240-44; Statutory authority 240-1 SUPERINTENDENT OF
Licenses and permits 240-52;240-53 Steep slopes 240-4 HIGHWAYS
240-21;240-25;240-26 Ponds 240-4;240-10; Storage 240-44 OFFICERS AND
Liens 240-34;240-44 240-42 Stormwater 240-3;240-11; EMPLOYEES 42-5\
Lighting 240-44 Poultry 240-3;240-44 240-19;240-36;240-44 42-8
Livestock 240-3;240-44 Preliminary Plat Review Stormwater management Referendum to be held 42-7
Lots 240-3;240-4;240-10; 240-15\240-19 240-17 Supersession of Town Law
240-17;240-21; Preliminary plats 240-3; Street trees 240-17;240-21 42-6
240-26;240-27; 240-6;240-7;240-8; Streetlighting 240-17; Term of office 42-5
240-30;240-41; 240-13;240-15; 240-21 Terms of office 42-5
24042;240-43; 240-16;240-17; Subdivision classifications When effective 42-8
240-44;240-53; 240-18;240-19; 240-5 SUPERSTORM SANDY
240-57;240-59 240-20;240-22; Submission 240-9;240-16; Assessment and Tax Relief
Maintenance bond 240-33 240-24;240-25; 240-20 for Superstorm Sandy
See Also MAJOR 240-53;240-58 Submission requirements Impact 245-20;
SUBDIVISIONS See Preservation of Natural 240-7;240-28 245-21;245-22;245-23
Manholes 240-17 Features 240-49\240-51 Swimming pools 240-3 SURCHARGES
Mapping of completed Procedure 240-29 Tax Assessor 240-34 ANIMALS 83-19;83-23
improvements; Technical requirements
monuments 240-41 240-10;240-17;240-21
Markers 240-41 Terms defined 240-3
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FIRE PREVENTION AND See Veterans'Exemption SEWERS AND SEWAGE See Also SANITARY
BUILDING CODE 245-8\245-9 DISPOSAL 215-2; FACILITIES
ADMINISTRATION TAXICABS 2154;215-9;215-10 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
144-8 ZONING 280-111 STORMWATER DISPOSAL 215-2
VEHICLES AND TECHNICAL STANDARDS MANAGEMENT ZONING 280-4
TRAFFIC 260-28 STORMWATER 236-17 TOPSOIL PROTECTION
SWIMMING POOLS MANAGEMENT SUBDIVISION OF LAND See DIRT
Agricultural-Conservation 236-5;236-7;236-17; 240-17;240-21; See EXCAVATIONS
(A-C)District and 236-20 240-35;240-36 See FILL
Low-Density TELECOMMUNICATIONS WETLANDS AND TOPSOIL REMOVAL
Residential R-80, FACILITIES SHORELINE 275-4 See Also DIRT
R-120,R-200 and Wireless Communication Wireless Communication See Also EXCAVATIONS
R-400 Districts 280-13 Facilities 280-69; Facilities 280-69; HIGHWAY
BOATS,DOCKS AND 280-71 280-74 SPECIFICATIONS
WHARVES 96-8 TENANTS THROUGH STREETS 161-10
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Affordable Housing(AHD) Roadway Construction SOIL REMOVAL 228-3;
PROPERTY District 280-27; 16146 2284;228-5;228-6
MAINTENANCE 280-28;280-30 TIRES See Also SOIL REMOVAL
100-4 Agricultural-Conservation FIRE PREVENTION AND STORMWATER
FIRE PREVENTION AND (A-C)District and BUILDING CODE MANAGEMENT
BUILDING CODE Low-Density ADMINISTRATION 236-10
ADMINISTRATION Residential R-80, 144-19 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
144-8 R-120,R-200 and General Business(B) 240-3
Marine I(MI)District R-400 Districts 280-13 District 280-48 TOURIST AND TRAILER
280-52 Exemption for War JUNKYARDS 166-1 CAMPS
Marine II(MII)District Veterans and Gold Star LITTERING 174-3 Application;site plan 253-3
280-55 Parents 245-16.1 TOBACCO Board of Health 253-6;
See Also POOLS FIRE PREVENTION AND Adoption of Renumbered 253-7;253-14
STORMWATER BUILDING CODE 2006 Code 1-14 Brush,grass and weeds
MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION POLICE DEPARTMENT 253-5
236-5 144-13;144-25 RULES AND Camps 253-1;253-2;
SUBDIVISION OF LAND MUNICIPAL BUILDING REGULATIONS 253-3;253-5;253-6;
240-3 ENERGY A290-15 253-7;253-8;253-10;
WETLANDS AND BENCHMARKING TOBACCO 253-11;253-12;
SHORELINE 275-3; 177-5 ADVERTISING 253-13;253-14;
275-11 NOISE,PREVENTION OF 249-1;249-2;249-3; 253-15;253-16
ZONING 280-4 180-4 249-4;249-5 Charges 253-2
RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 TOBACCO ADVERTISING Communicable diseases
T _ See Also RENTAL Advertising 249-1;249-2; 253-14
PROPERTY 249-3;249-4;249-5 Compensation 253-1
TARGETED BUSINESS WETLANDS AND Child-care centers 249-2 Complaints 253-15
INVESTMENT SHORELINE 275-12.1 Cigarettes 249-1;249-2 Definitions 253-1
EXEMPTION ZONING 280-4 Compensation 249-2 Distance between cottages
Assessments 245-7 TERMS OF OFFICE Definitions and word usage and other buildings or
Assessor 245-7 AGRICULTURAL 249-2 trailers 253-9
Certificates of occupancy ADVISORY Disease control 249-1 Distance from property lines
245-7 COMMITTEE 71-3 Exceptions 249-4 and roadways 253-10
Construction 245-7 Ethics Board 26-21;26-23 Grades and grading 249-2 Drainage 253-5
Costs and expenses 245-7 Residency Requirements Legislative intent and Driveways 253-3;253-10;
Exemption granted 245-7 42-10 findings 249-1 253-11
Improvements 245-7 Site Plan Approval 280-135 Liability 249-2 Duties of owner 253-14
Permitted uses 245-7 Superintendent of Highways Licenses and permits 249-2 Entrances and exits;trespass
Schools 245-7 42-5 Minors 249-1 on adjoining property
TAXATION 245-7 Town Clerk 42-1 Paper 249-2 253-15
TAX ASSESSOR TRANSPORTATION Parks and recreation 249-1 Fees 253-4
See Also ASSESSOR ACCESS Penalties for offenses 249-6 Fees;public hearing 253-4
SUBDIVISION OF LAND MANAGEMENT 64-4 Reports 249-1 Fences 253-15
240-34 TESTS Restrictions 249-3 Fire extinguishers 253-14
TAXATION COASTAL EROSION Sales 249-1;249-2 Garbage collection;sewer
See Assessment and Tax HAZARD AREAS Schools 249-1;249-2;249-3 system 253-7
Relief for Superstorm 111-6 Severability 249-7 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
Sandy Impact 245-20\ FIRE PREVENTION AND Signs 249-2;249-4 253-7;253-14
245-24 BUILDING CODE Smoke 249-1 General Regulations 253-1\
See Exemption for Cold ADMINISTRATION Smoking 249-1 253-19
War Veterans 245-17\ 144-3;144-5;144-15; Time frame for compliance Grades and grading 253-5
T 245-18 144-18;144-19 249-5 Hearings 253-2;253-4
See Exemption for Disabled General Business(B) Tobacco 249-1;249-2; Inspections 253-13
Persons With Limited District 280-48 249-3;249-4;249-5 Licenses and permits
Income 245-10 HIGHWAY Town Board 249-1 253-3;253-12
See Exemption for Historic SPECIFICATIONS Variances 249-1 Lighting 253-3
Properties 245-19 161-2;161-6 Violations and penalties Management 253-12
See Exemption for Illicit Discharges 236-25 249-6 Markers 253-8
Volunteer Firefighters Light Industrial(LI)District Walls 249-3 Minimum unit dimensions
and Ambulance 280-62 When effective 249-8 253-8
Workers 245-11\245-14 Light Industrial Park/ TOILET FACILITIES Nonapplicability 253-18
See Exemption for War Planned Office Park BOATS,DOCKS AND Notices 253-4
Veterans and Gold Star (LIO)District 280-58 WHARVES 96-8 Other ordinances and
Parents 245-15\ POLICE DEPARTMENT PARKS AND regulations 253-17
245-16.1 RULES AND RECREATION Penalties for offenses
See Senior Citizen REGULATIONS AREAS 193-4 253-19
Exemption 245-1\245-6 A290-45 PUBLIC Permit required 253-2
See Targeted Business Roadway Construction ENTERTAINMENT Records 253-13
Investment Exemption 161-26;161-29; AND SPECIAL See Recreational Vehicle
245-7 161-30;161-40;16146 EVENTS 205-2 Parks 253-20\253-24
Registration 253-14
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Reports 253-14 Site Plan Approval 280-130 Ducks 83-1;83-2;83-3; Pedestrians 260-27
Roadways and driveways Small Wind Energy Systems 83-5 Plum Island Conservation
253-11 277-7 ELECTRICAL District(PIC)280-187
Screening by plantings Special Events Requiring INSPECTIONS 126-1; Plum Island Research
253-16 Chairperson of the 126-2;126-3 District(PIR)280-183
Screens and screening Zoning Board of Emergency Removal of POLICE DEPARTMENT
253-16 Appeals'Approval Vehicles 260-24 51-1;51-2;51-4;51-5;
Septic tanks 253-7 205-5 Establishment of 51-6
Sewers 253-7 STORMWATER Community Housing POLICE DEPARTMENT
Site plans 253-3 MANAGEMENT Fund 17-51;17-53 RULES AND
Site requirements 253-5 236-9;236-33 ETHICS 26-18;26-26 REGULATIONS
Storage 253-14 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Ethics Board 26-21;26-22; A290-2;A290-4;
Stormwater management 240-21;240-32; 26-23 A290-15;A290-46
253-2 240-34;240-44 EXPENSES OF TOWN Preservation of Natural
Town Board 253-2;253-14; WATERFRONT OFFICERS 30-1 Features 240-49
253-16;253-19 CONSISTENCY Farmland Bill of Rights PUBLIC
Town Clerk 253-3;253-4 REVIEW 268-6;268-7 280-97;280-100 ENTERTAINMENT
Trailer camps 253-10; WETLANDS AND FILMING 139-1;139-3; AND SPECIAL
253-16 SHORELINE 275-6 139-4;139-9 EVENTS 205-2;
Trailers 253-1;253-3; TOWN BOARD FIRE PREVENTION AND 205-3;205-8
253-9;253-10 Adoption of Code 1-2;14; BUILDING CODE PUBLIC HEARINGS,
Trespassing 253-15 1-8;1-9;1-10 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF 55-1;55-2
Vehicles 253-1;253-14 Adoption of Renumbered 144-3;144-5;144-8; Real Estate Transfer Tax
Violations and penalties 2006 Code 1-14;1-15; 144-15;144-19; 17-19;17-34;17-38
253-14;253-19 1-16 144-25;144-27 RECORDS 59-3;59-8
Water 253-6 Affordable Housing(AHD) Fishers Island Harbor Records Management 59-15
Water supply 253-3;253-6; District 280-25; Management 157-3; Recreational Floating Zone
253-14 280-26;280-29; 157-6;157-7;157-12 District(RFZ)
TOWERS 280-30;280-31 Floating Homes 96-26 280-197;280-198;
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR AGRICULTURAL FLOOD DAMAGE 280-200;280-201;
172-6 ADVISORY PREVENTION 148-1; 280-204
Small Wind Energy Systems COMMITTEE 71-1; 148-12 RENTAL PERMITS 207-1;
277-1;277-2;277-3; 71-3;71-4 Garbage,Rubbish and 207-2;207-3;207-8
277-4;277-7 AGRICULTURAL LANDS Refuse 233-1;233-2; Roadway Construction
Wireless Communication PRESERVATION 233-3;233-3.1;233-4; 161-44;161-47
Facilities 280-69; 70-2;704;70-5 233-6;233-7;233-8 Rules of Conduct 26-5;
280-72;280-74 Agricultural Planned Grievance Procedures 47-4 26-9;26-10;26-13
ZONING 280-4;280-104 Development District Hamlet Density(HD) SALVAGE CENTERS
TOWING 280-173;280-174; Residential District 211-3;211-5
BOATS,DOCKS AND 280-176;280-177; 280-21 SANITARY FLOW
WHARVES 96-7; 280-180 HIGHWAY CREDITS,
96-12;96-16 Agricultural-Conservation SPECIFICATIONS TRANSFER OF
POLICE DEPARTMENT (A-C)District and 161-12;161-49 117-5;117-6;117-7;
RULES AND Low-Density Historic Preservation 117-9;117-10;117-11;
REGULATIONS Residential R-80, District(HPD) 117-12;117-13;117-14
A290-15 R-120,R-200 and 280-190;280-195; SEWERS AND SEWAGE
Shellfish 219-8 R-400 Districts 280-13 280-196 DISPOSAL 215-1;
ZONING 280-4 ALARM SYSTEMS 75-2; HOUSING FUND 34-3; 215-14;215-17
TOWN ATTORNEY 75-7 344;34-6 Shellfish 219-7
Affordable Housing(AHD) ANIMALS 83-17 HUNTING 163-2 SHELLFISH AND OTHER
District 280-30 ASSESSORS 9-4 JUNKYARDS 166-1; MARINE
Agricultural Planned BINGO AND GAMES OF 166-6;166-7;166-8 RESOURCES 219-22
Development District CHANCE 92-1 LANDMARK Signs 280-81
280-175 Board of Appeals 280-145; PRESERVATION Site Plan Approval
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 280-149 1704;170-5;170-10; 280-128;280-131;
PROPERTY BOATS,DOCKS AND 170-11;170-14 280-135;280-138
MAINTENANCE WHARVES 96-10; Light Industrial Park/ Small Wind Energy Systems
100-8;100-11 96-13;96-18;96-24 Planned Office Park 277-5;277-7
Dogs 83-9 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; (LIO)District 280-58 Snow and Ice Removal
ELECTRICAL PROPERTY LITTERING 174-5 237-19
INSPECTIONS 126-2 MAINTENANCE LOCAL LAWS, SOIL REMOVAL 228-3;
Ethics Board 26-22 100-7 ADOPTION OF 38-1; 228-4;228-5;228-6;
FILMING 139-3 BURNING,OUTDOOR 38-3 228-7;228-8;228-9;
HIGHWAY 104-1 MUNICIPAL BUILDING 228-10;228-12;228-13
SPECIFICATIONS CANNABIS 106-2;106-3 ENERGY Southold Community
161-49 Chief of Police A290-7 BENCHMARKING Preservation Fund
Historic Preservation COASTAL EROSION 177-6 17-2;17-4;17-5;17-6;
District(HPD)280-196 HAZARD AREAS NOISE,PREVENTION OF 17-7;17-8
LANDMARK 111-22;111-24; 180-2 Southold Community
PRESERVATION 111-27;111-35 Notification of Defects Preservation Project
170-13 COMMITTEES, 237-2 Plan 17-12;17-13;
PUBLIC APPOINTMENT OF OPEN SPACE 17-13.1
ENTERTAINMENT 13-1;13-2;13-3;13-4 PRESERVATION Special Events Requiring
AND SPECIAL Community Preservation 185-2;1854;185-5 Chairperson of the
EVENTS 205-2 Fund Advisory Board Parking at Beaches 189-1; Zoning Board of
Real Estate Transfer Tax 17-16 189-3;1894 Appeals'Approval
17-35 DEFENSE AND PARKS AND 205-4;205-5;205-6
Residency Requirements INDEMNIFICATION RECREATION Special Events Requiring
42-10 21-1 AREAS 193-3.1; Town Board Approval
Rules of Conduct 26-13 Districts 280-9 193-10 205-7
SANITARY FLOW Dogs 83-12 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS STORMWATER
CREDITS, DOMESTIC AND TRANSIENT MANAGEMENT
TRANSFER OF PARTNERSHIPS RETAIL 236-5;236-8;236-33
117-5;117-9;117-10; 121-5 MERCHANTS Street Excavations 237-5;
117-11 197-11;197-12 237-10;237-17;237-18
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TOWN BOARD...
Street Numbering 237-24; Historic Preservation Real Estate Transfer Tax Transportation Commission
237-28 District(HPD) 17-20;17-31;17-34 64-4
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 280-195;280-196 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Vacancies 64-4
240-3;240-8;240-10; HUNTING 163-2 240-29 Vehicles 64-5
240-12;240-19; JUNKYARDS 166-4; TOXIC SUBSTANCES Water quality 64-5
240-25;240-26; 166-5;166-7 See Also HAZARDOUS When effective 64-6
240-28;240-29; LANDMARK MATERIALS AND TRAP
240-32;240-33; PRESERVATION SUBSTANCES PARKS AND
240-34;240-37; 170-5 See Also HAZARDOUS RECREATION
240-42;240-52; LOCAL LAWS, WASTES AREAS 193-6
240-53;240-58 ADOPTION OF 38-1; SEWERS AND SEWAGE TRASH
TOBACCO 38-2;38-3;38-4;38-5 DISPOSAL 215-4 FILMING 139-3
ADVERTISING 249-1 Notification of Defects TOXIC WASTES Floating Homes 96-26
TOURIST AND TRAILER 237-1;237-2 See HAZARDOUS Garbage,Rubbish and
CAMPS 253-2; OFFICERS AND MATERIALS AND Refuse 233-3.1
253-14;253-16;253-19 EMPLOYEES 42-1\ SUBSTANCES See Also GARBAGE,
TRANSPORTATION 42-4 See HAZARDOUS RUBBISH AND
ACCESS Parking at Beaches 189-3; WASTES REFUSE
MANAGEMENT 189-4 TRAILER CAMPS Illicit Discharges 236-28
64-2;64-4;64-5 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS Adoption of Code 1-2 JUNKYARDS 166-7
Vehicle Traffic 260-26 AND TRANSIENT Adoption of Renumbered PARKS AND
VEHICLES,MOTOR- RETAIL 2006 Code 1-14 RECREATION
DRIVEN 264-2 MERCHANTS 197-3; General Business(B) AREAS 193-2;193-7
Water Quality Improvement 197-6;197-8;197-11 District 280-48 See Also SOLID WASTE
17-41;17-42;17-43; RECORDS 59-3;59-8 Resort Residential(RR) Special Events Requiring
17-44;17-45;17-46 Records Management 59-12 District 280-35 Chairperson of the
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Recreational Floating Zone TOURIST AND TRAILER Zoning Board of
and Domestic Pet District(RFZ) CAMPS 253-10; Appeals'Approval
Waste 83-31 280-200;280-201 253-16 205-4
WATERFRONT Referendum to be held 42-3 ZONING 280-115 STORMWATER
CONSISTENCY RENTAL PERMITS 207-8 TRAILERS MANAGEMENT
REVIEW 268-3; Rules of Conduct 26-5 General Business(B) 236-4
268-4;268-5 SALVAGE CENTERS District 280-48 TREASURER
WETLANDS AND 211-3 Parking at Beaches 189-2 Real Estate Transfer Tax
SHORELINE 275-3; SANITARY FLOW Recreational Vehicle Parks 17-20;17-21;17-22;
275-3.1;275-7;275-16 CREDITS, 253-20 17-27;17-28;17-30;
YOUTH BOARD 68-1; TRANSFER OF Site Plan Approval 280-137 17-31;17-32;17-33;
68-4;68-5 117-7;117-9;117-10; TOURIST AND TRAILER 17-34;17-35;17-36
ZONING 280-4;280-92; 117-11;117-13;117-14 CAMPS 253-1;253-3; SOIL REMOVAL 228-6
280-115;280-151; Shellfish 219-6 253-9;253-10 TREES
280-155;280-157; SOIL REMOVAL 228-6; VEHICLES AND AGRICULTURAL USES
280-158;280-159 228-7;228-8;228-9; TRAFFIC 260-8.1 72-4
TOWN CLERK 228-10;228-11 ZONING 280-4;280-78; BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
Adoption of Code 1-7;1-9; Special Events Requiring 280-115 PROPERTY
1-10;1-11 Chairperson of the TRANSIENT MERCHANTS MAINTENANCE -
Adoption of Renumbered Zoning Board of Adoption of Renumbered 100-4
2006 Code 1-14 Appeals'Approval 2006 Code 1-14 Farmland Bill of Rights
Affordable Housing(AHD) 205-5;205-6 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 280-98
District 280-29;280-30 Special Events Requiring AND TRANSIENT FILMING 139-9
Agricultural Planned Town Board Approval RETAIL Garbage,Rubbish and
Development District 205-7 MERCHANTS 197-1; Refuse 233-4
280-174 Street Excavations 237-10 197-2;197-5;197-6 HIGHWAY
Agricultural-Conservation SUBDIVISION OF LAND TRANSIENT VENDORS SPECIFICATIONS
(A-C)District and 240-19;240-25; See PEDDLING AND 161-11
Low-Density 240-29;240-30; SOLICITING Light Industrial(LI)District
Residential R-80, 240-32;240-57 See SALES 280-62
R-120,R-200 and Supersession of Town Law TRANSPORTATION Light Industrial Park/
R-400 Districts 280-13 42-2 ACCESS Planned Office Park
ALARM SYSTEMS 75-6 Term of office 42-1 MANAGEMENT (LIO)District 280-58
ANIMALS 83-18;83-19; Terms of office 42-1 Appointments 64-4 NOISE,PREVENTION OF
83-20;83-24 TOURIST AND TRAILER Bicycles 64-5 180-4
Board of Appeals 280-150 CAMPS 253-3;253-4 Compensation 64-4 PARKS AND
BOATS,DOCKS AND Town Clerk 42-1 Costs and expenses 64-2 RECREATION
WHARVES 96-32 WETLANDS AND Definitions 64-3 AREAS 193-2
Chief of Police A290-7 SHORELINE 275-7 Duties of Commission 64-5 Preservation of Natural
T COASTAL EROSION When effective 424 Farms and farming 64-2; Features 240-49
HAZARD AREAS ZONING 280-92;280-158; 64-3 Roadway Construction
111-25 280-159 Fishing 64-3 161-16;161-29;
COMMITTEES, TOWN ENGINEER Horses 64-2 161-30;161-42;16144
APPOINTMENT OF HIGHWAY Improvements 64-5 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
13-3 SPECIFICATIONS Lighting 64-5 DISPOSAL 215-9
Dogs 83-12 161-5;161-6;161-8; Litter 64-5 See Also SHADE TREES
DOMESTIC 161-49 Noise 64-5 See Also SHRUBS
PARTNERSHIPS RENTAL PERMITS 207-2 Open space 64-3 Signs 280-83
121-4;121-5 Roadway Construction Parking 64-5 Site Plan Approval
Ducks 83-1;83-3 161-26;161-27; Pedestrians 64-5 280-129;280-130;
ETHICS 26-19 161-29;161-30; Purpose 64-2 280-133;280-136
FILMING 139-3;139-4; 161-31;161-44 Reports 644 Small Wind Energy Systems
139-5;139-6;139-8; SEWERS AND SEWAGE Safety standards 64-5 277-3
139-13 DISPOSAL 215-9 Signs 64-5 Stop and Yield Intersections
Garbage,Rubbish and Site Plan Approval Speed limits 64-5 260-4;260-6
Refuse 233-4;233-6 280-129;280-131 Terms of office 64-4 STORMWATER
HIGHWAY TOWN SUPERVISOR Title 64-1 MANAGEMENT
SPECIFICATIONS NOISE,PREVENTION OF Town Board 64-2;64-4; 236-18
161-49 180-7 64-5 Street Excavations 237-13
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TREES...
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 275-6;275-8;275-9; MUNICIPAL BUILDING Board of Appeals 280-146
240-3;240-10 275-10;275-11; ENERGY COASTAL EROSION
WATERFRONT 275-12;275-13; BENCHMARKING HAZARD AREAS
CONSISTENCY 275-14;275-16 177-1;177-5 111-20;111-21;
REVIEW 268-3 ZONING 280-116 Plum Island Research 111-22;I11-23;
WETLANDS AND TWO-FAMILY District(PIR)280-183 111-24;111-27
SHORELINE 275-2; DWELLINGS Recreational Floating Zone Districts 280-10
2754 Agricultural-Conservation District(RFZ)280-201 ETHICS 26-17
Wireless Communication (A-C)District and Removal of Utility Poles Farm Stands 72-11
Facilities 280-70; Low-Density 237-30;237-31;237-32 FLOOD DAMAGE
280-72;280-73; Residential R-80, SEWERS AND SEWAGE PREVENTION 1484;
280-76.2 R-120,R-200 and DISPOSAL 215-8; 148-7;148-9;148-14;
ZONING 280-4;280-92; R400 Districts 280-13 215-9 148-22;148-23;148-24
280-93;280-94; FIRE PREVENTION AND Signs 280-83 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
280-95;280-118 BUILDING CODE Site Plan Approval 172-8
TRENCHES ADMINISTRATION 280-127;280-129; SHELLFISH AND OTHER
See Also EXCAVATIONS 144-8;144-19;144-20 280-133 MARINE
Roadway Construction General Business(B) Small Wind Energy Systems' RESOURCES 219-21
161-36 District 280-48 277-1;277-2;277-3; Signs 280-81;280-86
SEWERS AND SEWAGE Hamlet Business(HB) 2774 Site Plan Approval
DISPOSAL 215-5; District 280-45 Special Events Requiring 280-131;280-137
215-9 Hamlet Density(HD) Chairperson of the Special Events Requiring
Street Excavations 237-13 Residential District Zoning Board of Chairperson of the
TRESPASSING 280-22 Appeals'Approval Zoning Board of
JUNKYARDS 166-7 Residential Office(RO) 205-4 Appeals'Approval
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR District 280-38 STORMWATER 205-5
172-2;172-5 SEWERS AND SEWAGE MANAGEMENT STORMWATER
TOURIST AND TRAILER DISPOSAL 215-7 236-5;236-6;236-10; MANAGEMENT
CAMPS 253-15 ZONING 280-78 236-17;236-19 236-2
VEHICLES,MOTOR- Street Excavations 237-11; SUBDIVISION OF LAND
DRIVEN 264-14 - U — 237-16 240-57
ZONING 280-4 SUBDIVISION OF LAND TOBACCO
TRUCKS UNDERGROUND 240-4;240-10;240-17; ADVERTISING 249-1
FLOOD DAMAGE STORAGE TANKS 240-21;240-35; WATERFRONT
PREVENTION 148-4 See STORAGE TANKS 240-36;240-41;240-42 CONSISTENCY
Garbage,Rubbish and UNSAFE BUILDINGS WATERFRONT REVIEW 268-3;268-5
Refuse 233-6 Adoption of Renumbered CONSISTENCY Wireless Communication
JUNKYARDS 166-2 2006 Code 1-14 REVIEW 268-3 Facilities 280-76.3
Light Industrial(LI)District BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; WETLANDS AND ZONING 280-92;280-121;
280-62 PROPERTY SHORELINE 275-11 280-154;280-207
Light Industrial Park/ MAINTENANCE Wireless Communication VECTORS
Planned Office Park 100-1;100-4;100-5 Facilities 280-69 See INSECTS
(LIO)District 280-58 FIRE PREVENTION AND ZONING 280-2;280-4; VEHICLE TRAFFIC
LITTERING 174-3 BUILDING CODE 280-112 Pedestrians 260-26
NOISE,PREVENTION OF ADMINISTRATION UTILITY POLES Restricted vehicle traffic
180-4 144-22 Removal of Utility Poles 260-26
PARKS AND UNSAFE STRUCTURES 237-30;237-31;237-32 Safety standards 260-26
RECREATION FIRE PREVENTION AND Roadway Construction Town Board 260-26
AREAS 193-3 BUILDING CODE 16146 Trucks 260-26
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS ADMINISTRATION Signs 280-83 Vehicles 260-26
AND TRANSIENT 144-20 Site Plan Approval 280-133 VEHICLES AND
RETAIL UTILITIES Street Excavations 237-13 TRAFFIC 260-26
MERCHANTS 197-2; Affordable Housing(AHD) VEHICLES AND VEHICLES
197-5 District 280-25;280-29 TRAFFIC 260-8 Adoption of Code 1-2
Roadway Construction Agricultural-Conservation Wireless Communication Adoption of Renumbered
161-19;161-21 (A-C)District and Facilities 280-69 2006 Code 1-14
Vehicle Traffic 260-26 Low-Density U-TURNS Affordable Housing(AHD)
ZONING 280-4;280-77; Residential R-80, One-Way Streets 260-3.1 District 280-25
280-79 R-120,R-200 and AGRICULTURAL
TRUSTEES R-400 Districts 280-13 - V— ADVISORY
Agricultural-Conservation COASTAL EROSION COMMITTEE 71-4
(A-C)District and HAZARD AREAS VACANCIES ALCOHOLIC
Low-Density 111-6 TRANSPORTATION BEVERAGES 79-1
Residential R-80, FILMING 139-3 ACCESS APPEARANCE TICKETS
R-120,R-200 and FLOOD DAMAGE MANAGEMENT 64-4 5-2
R-400 Districts 280-13 PREVENTION 148-3; VACANT LOTS BICYCLES 88-1;88-2;
BOATS,DOCKS AND 148-4;148-13;148-15; Affordable Housing(AHD) 88-3;884;88-5;88-6
WHARVES 96-24; 148-16;148-19; District 280-30 BOATS,DOCKS AND
96-25 148-20;148-21; Snow and Ice Removal WHARVES 96-9
COASTAL EROSION 148-22;148-23 237-20 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
HAZARD AREAS Hamlet Density(HD) VACCINATIONS PROPERTY
111-35 Residential District ANIMALS 83-21 MAINTENANCE
SHELLFISH AND OTHER 280-22 VAPORS 100-3;100-4;100-5
MARINE Historic Preservation FIRE PREVENTION AND See Also COMMERCIAL
RESOURCES 219-19; District(HPD)280-195 BUILDING CODE VEHICLES
219-20 Light Industrial(LI)District ADMINISTRATION Emergency Removal of
Site Plan Approval 280-131 280-62 144-3 Vehicles 260-23;
Street Numbering 237-25 Light Industrial Park/ See Also FUMES 260-24;260-25
WATERFRONT Planned Office Park LIGHTING,OUTDOOR See Also EMERGENCY
CONSISTENCY (LIO)District 280-58 172-7 VEHICLES
REVIEW 268-4 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR VARIANCES Farmland Bill of Rights
WETLANDS AND 172-4;172-5 Affordable Housing(AHD) 280-99
SHORELINE 275-2; District 280-28 FILMING 139-3
275-3.1;275-4;275-5; AGRICULTURAL USES
72-3
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FIRE PREVENTION AND VEHICLES,MOTOR- Parking,Standing and Operation on Town property
BUILDING CODE DRIVEN 264-1; Stopping 260-7\260-22 prohibited 2644
ADMINISTRATION 264-2;264-3;264-4; Pedestrians 260-18 Parents or guardians to be
144-3;144-19 264-5;264-6;264-7; See Pedestrians 260-27 notified of violations
FLOOD DAMAGE 264-9;264-14;264-15; Penalties 260-28 264-8
PREVENTION 148-4; 264-16;264-19;264-20 Penalties for offenses Penalties for offenses
148-16 Wireless Communication 260-28 264-10
Garbage,Rubbish and Facilities 280-69; Police officers 260-7 Penalties for offenses;
Refuse 233-1;233-3; 280-70 Ponds 260-8;260-9;260-11 restitution 264-20
233-3.1;233-4;233-5; ZONING 280-2;280-4; Public parking lots 260-12 Police Department 264-17;
233-6 280-78;280-79; Registration 260-28 264-19
General Business(B) 280-I10;280-111 Schools 260-9;260-15 Police officers 264-15;
District 280-48 VEHICLES,ABANDONED Shopping centers 260-12; 264-17
HIGHWAY See ABANDONED 260-14;260-22 Presumptive evidence
SPECIFICATIONS VEHICLES Sidewalks 260-14;260-18; 264-16
161-7 See ABANDONMENT 260-28 Purpose 264-2
JUNKYARDS 166-2 VEHICLES,ALL-TERRAIN Signs 260-1;260-8; Registration 264-11
Light Industrial Park/ See ALL-TERRAIN 260-8.1;260-12; Responsibility of parents or
Planned Office Park VEHICLES 260-13;260-17;260-18 guardians 264-7
(LIO)District 280-58 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC See Stop and Yield Restrictions 264-15
LITTERING 174-1;174-3; Additional parking Intersections 2604\ Safety standards 264-2;
174-6 regulations 260-18 260-6 264-14;264-15
Members of the Department Application 260-7 Stopping prohibited at all Schools 264-6
A290-33 Authority to install traffic times 260-13 Scooters 264-3
See Also MOTOR control devices 260-2 Surcharges 260-28 Severability 264-12;264-21
VEHICLES Bridges 260-8 Trailer parking prohibited at Sidewalks 264-3
One-Way Streets 260-3; Bus stops 260-21;260-28 all times 260-8.1 Snowmobiles 264-3;264-15
260-3.1 Commercial vehicles Trailers 260-8.1 Storage 264-19
Parking at Beaches 189-1; 260-15 Utility poles 260-8 Title 264-1
189-2;189-3;189-4; Crosswalks 260-18 See Vehicle Traffic 260-26 Town Board 264-2
189-7 Curbs 260-1;260-22; Vehicles 260-1;260-2; Trespassing 264-14
PARKS AND 260-28 260-7;260-8;260-8.1; Unlicensed Motor-Driven
RECREATION Definitions of words and 260-9;260-10;260-11; Vehicles 264-1\264-13
AREAS 193-1;193-3; phrases 260-1 260-12;260-13; Vehicles 264-1;264-2;
193-4 Driveways 260-9;260-15; 260-14;260-15; 264-3;264-4;264-5;
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 260-17;260-18; 260-16;260-17; 264-6;264-7;264-9;
AND TRANSIENT 260-22;260-28 260-18;260-19; 264-14;264-15;
RETAIL See Emergency Removal of 260-20;260-21; 264-16;264-19;264-20
MERCHANTS 197-10 Vehicles 260-23\ 260-22;260-28 Vehicles in violation to be
POLICE DEPARTMENT 260-25 Violations and penalties impounded 264-9
RULES AND Fire hydrants 260-14; 260-28 Violations and penalties
REGULATIONS 260-28 Wells 260-12;260-14; 264-7;264-8;264-9;
A290-11;A290-15; Fire lanes 260-14;260-15; 260-16;260-28 264-10;264-19;264-20
A290-45 260-28 VEHICLES, When effective 264-13;
PUBLIC Fire wells 260-16 COMMERCIAL 264-22
ENTERTAINMENT Fire zone 260-20 See COMMERCIAL VEHICLES,
AND SPECIAL Fire zones 260-14;260-20; VEHICLES RECREATIONAL
EVENTS 205-2 260-28 VEHICLES, See RECREATIONAL
Recreational Vehicle Parks Fire zones;fire lanes;fire IMPOUNDMENT OF VEHICLES
253-20 hydrants;fire wells See IMPOUNDMENT VEHICLES,TOWING OF
See Also RECREATIONAL 260-14 VEHICLES,MOTOR- See TOWING
VEHICLES Fishing 260-28 DRIVEN• VENDORS
RENTAL PERMITS 207-1 General Provisions 260-1\ Abandoned vehicles 264-19 See Also PEDDLING AND
Site Plan Approval 260-2 All-terrain vehicles 264-3 SOLICITING
280-129;280-137 Handicapped parking Charges 264-19 Special Events Requiring
Special Events Requiring 260-17;260-28 Chief of Police 264-8; Chairperson of the
Chairperson of the Holidays 260-1;260-11 264-17;264-19 Zoning Board of
Zoning Board of Inspections 260-28 Confiscation and Appeals'Approval
Appeals'Approval Licenses and permits 260-17 redemption of vehicles 205-4
205-4 Loading zones 260-22 264-19 Special Events Requiring
Special Exception Uses Lots 260-12;260-28 Conflicts with state law Town Board Approval
280-143 Motor vehicles 260-18 264-11 205-7
Street Excavations 237-13 No stopping zones 260-19 Costs and expenses 264-19 VENTILATION
Street Numbering 237-26 See One-Way Streets 260-3\ Definitions 264-3 FIRE PREVENTION AND
SUBDIVISION OF LAND 260-3.1 Drugs and drug BUILDING CODE
240-3;240-54 Parking 260-1;260-8; paraphernalia 264-15 ADMINISTRATION
TOURIST AND TRAILER 260-8.1;260-9; Easements 264-3 144-6;144-8
CAMPS 253-1;253-14 260-10;260-11; Emergency vehicles 264-18 VERNAL POOLS
TRANSPORTATION 260-12;260-14; Enforcement 264-17 WETLANDS AND
ACCESS 260-15;260-16; Exceptions 264-6;264-18 SHORELINE 275-3
MANAGEMENT 64-5 260-17;260-18; Impoundment 264-9 VETERANS
Vehicle Traffic 260-26 260-19;260-20; Improvements 264-6 Adoption of Renumbered
V VEHICLES AND 260-21;260-22;260-28 Intent 264-14 2006 Code 1-14
TRAFFIC 260-1; Parking for limited time Liability 264-20 Exemption for Cold War
260-2;260-7;260-8; only 260-11 Motor vehicles 264-3; Veterans 245-17;
260-8.1;260-9; Parking meters 260-1 264-11;264-15 245-18
260-10;260-11; Parking or standing Motor-Driven Vehicles Exemption for War
260-12;260-13; prohibited during 264-14\264-22 Veterans and Gold Star
260-14;260-15; certain times 260-15 Motorcycles 264-15 Parents 245-15;245-16
260-16;260-17; Parking prohibited at all Notices 264-8 FIRE PREVENTION AND
260-18;260-19; times 260-8 Nuisances 264-14 BUILDING CODE
260-20;260-21; Parking prohibited during Off-road vehicles 264-16 ADMINISTRATION
260-22;260-28 certain hours 260-9 Operation on private 144-8
Parking prohibited during property restricted NOISE,PREVENTION OF
certain months 260-10 264-5 180-4
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Veterans'Exemption 245-8 FIRE PREVENTION AND SHELLFISH AND OTHER HUNTING 163-2;163-3
VETERANS'EXEMPTION BUILDING CODE MARINE Illicit Discharges 236-25
Amount of exemption 245-9 ADMINISTRATION RESOURCES 219-22; Light Industrial(LI)District
Assessments 245-8;245-9 144-5;144-6;144-8; 219-23 280-62
Assessor 245-9 144-12;144-13; Signs 280-81;280-88 Light Industrial Park/
Purpose 245-8 144-16;144-23; Site Plan Approval Planned Office Park
TAXATION 245-8\745-9 144-24;144-25; 280-130;280-136 (LIO)District 280-58
Veterans 245-8 144-26;144-27 Small Wind Energy Systems Limited Business(LB)
VIBRATIONS Fishers Island Harbor 277-7 District 280-42
Farmland Bill of Rights Management 157-11; Snow and Ice Removal POLICE DEPARTMENT
280-99 157-14 237-21 RULES AND
General Business(B) FLOOD DAMAGE SOIL REMOVAL 228-13 REGULATIONS
District 280-48 PREVENTION 148-4; Special Events Requiring A290-43
Light Industrial(LI)District 148-9;148-14 Chairperson of the Real Estate Transfer Tax
280-62 Garbage,Rubbish and Zoning Board of 17-36
Light Industrial Park/ Refuse 233-3.1;233-7; Appeals'Approval Rules of Conduct 26-5
Planned Office Park 233-8 205-5 Site Plan Approval
(LIO)District 280-58 Grievance Procedures 47-1 Special Events Requiring 280-131;280-133
Plum Island Research Historic Preservation Town Board Approval SOIL REMOVAL 228-10
District(PIR)280-183 District(HPD)280-196 205-7 Special Events Requiring
Roadway Construction Illicit Discharges 236-25; Special Exception Uses Chairperson of the
161-21 236-27;236-29;236-31 280-141 Zoning Board of
SOIL REMOVAL 228-5 JUNKYARDS 166-8 STORMWATER Appeals'Approval
Special Exception Uses LANDMARK MANAGEMENT 205-4
280-143 PRESERVATION 236-5;236-6;236-7; Special Events Requiring
ZONING 280-111 170-13 236-9;236-22;236-24; Town Board Approval
VILLAGE TRUSTEES Light Industrial(LI)District 236-33;236-34;236-35 205-7
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; 280-62 Street Excavations 237-17 STORMWATER
PROPERTY Light Industrial Park/ Street Numbering 237-29 MANAGEMENT
MAINTENANCE Planned Office Park SUBDIVISION OF LAND 236-20
100-5 (LIO)District 280-58 240-44;240-59; Street Excavations 237-13;
VIOLATIONS AND LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 240-60;240-61 237718
PENALTIES 172-9 TOBACCO SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Adoption of Code 1-4;1-11 LITTERING 174-7 ADVERTISING 249-6 240-10;240-15;
Affordable Housing(AHD) Members of the Department TOURIST AND TRAILER 240-38;24040;
District 280-31; A290-33 CAMPS 253-14; 240-56;240-57
280-32.1;280-33 NOISE,PREVENTION OF 253-19 WETLANDS AND
Agricultural-Conservation 180-7 VEHICLES AND SHORELINE 275-3;
(A-C)District and See Also NOTICES OF TRAFFIC 260-28 275-6
Low-Density VIOLATIONS VEHICLES,MOTOR- Wireless Communication
Residential R-80, Parking at Beaches 189-2; DRIVEN 264-7; Facilities 280-76.2
R-120,R-200 and 189-3;189-4;189-7; 264-8;264-9;264-10; ZONING 280-78;280-159
R-400 Districts 280-13 189-8 264-19;264-20 WALLS
ALARM SYSTEMS 75-5; PARKS AND Waterfowl and Gull Feeding COASTAL EROSION
75-6;75-8 RECREATION and Domestic Pet HAZARD AREAS
ALCOHOLIC AREAS 193-7;193-12 Waste 83-28;83-29; 111-6
BEVERAGES 79-2 PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS 83-30 FIRE PREVENTION AND
ANIMALS 83-25 AND TRANSIENT WATERFRONT BUILDING CODE
APPEARANCE TICKETS RETAIL CONSISTENCY ADMINISTRATION
5-1;5-2;5-3 MERCHANTS 197-6; REVIEW 268-6;268-7 144-8
BICYCLES 88-7 197-11;197-13 WETLANDS AND FLOOD DAMAGE
BINGO AND GAMES OF POLICE DEPARTMENT SHORELINE 275-3.1; PREVENTION 148-4;
CHANCE 92-11 51-6 275-11;275-12.1; 148-13;148-14;
BOATS,DOCKS AND POLICE DEPARTMENT 275-15;275-16 148-16;148-18;
WHARVES 96-8; RULES AND Wireless Communication 148-19;148-22
96-14;96-15;96-31; REGULATIONS - Facilities 280-76 General Business(B)
96-33 A290-9;A290-13; ZONING 280-151; District 280-48
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; A290-15;A290-19; 280-153;280-155; Hamlet Business(HB)
PROPERTY A290-36;A290-47 280-156 District 28045
MAINTENANCE PUBLIC VOLUNTEER LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
100-6;100-7;100-10; ENTERTAINMENT AMBULANCE 172-2;172-7;172-8
100-11 AND SPECIAL Exemption for Volunteer MUNICIPAL BUILDING
BURNING,OUTDOOR EVENTS 205-1;205-9 Firefighters and ENERGY
104-1;104-5 Real Estate Transfer Tax Ambulance Workers BENCHMARKING
COASTAL EROSION 17-31;17-32;17-34; 245-11;245-13 177-1
HAZARD AREAS 17-35;17-36;17-37 VOLUNTEER FIRE See Also RETAINING
111-29;111-34 Removal of Utility Poles DEPARTMENT WALLS
Dogs 83-13 237-30;237-32;237-33 See FIRE DEPARTMENT SEWERS AND SEWAGE
DOMESTIC RENTAL PERMITS 207-1; VOLUNTEER FIRE DISPOSAL 215-2;
PARTNERSHIPS 207-6;207-7;207-8; FIGHTERS 215-9
121-4;121-5 207-11;207-12 Adoption of Renumbered Signs 280-82;280-85;
Ducks 83-5 Rules of Conduct 26-4; 2006 Code 1-14 280-86;280-87
ELECTRICAL 26-15 Code of Ethics 26-2 Site Plan Approval 280-137
INSPECTIONS 126-3; SALVAGE CENTERS Exemption for Volunteer STORMWATER
126-5 211-6 Firefighters and MANAGEMENT
ETHICS 26-17;26-26; Senior Citizen Exemption Ambulance Workers 236-5
26-27;26-28 245-5 245-11;245-13 TOBACCO
Ethics Board 26-23;26-24 SEWERS AND SEWAGE See Also FIRE ADVERTISING 249-3
Exemption for Cold War DISPOSAL 215-4; DEPARTMENT ZONING 2804;280-78;
Veterans 245-18 215-6;215-7;215-8; 280-92;280-94;
Farm Stands 72-12 215-9;215-11;215-15; - W — 280-104;280-105;
Farmland Bill of Rights 215-17;215-18 280-106;280-108;
280-102 Shellfish 219-6 WAIVERS 280-116
FILMING 139-14 Board of Appeals 280-150
Districts 280-11
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WARRANTS MUNICIPAL BUILDING WATER QUALITY SANITARY FLOW
See Also ARREST ENERGY Floating Homes 96-26 CREDITS,
WARRANTS BENCHMARKING Southold Community TRANSFER OF 117-9
Dogs 83-9 177-1 Preservation Project Site Plan Approval
FIRE PREVENTION AND Parking at Beaches 189-1 Plan 17-13 280-129;280-133
BUILDING CODE PARKS AND STORMWATER SOIL REMOVAL 228-7
ADMINISTRATION RECREATION MANAGEMENT Special Exception Uses
144-8;144-23 AREAS 1934 236-3;236-4;236-5; 280-143
POLICE DEPARTMENT Plum Island Research 236-6;236-7;236-9; STORMWATER
RULES AND District(PIR)280-183 236-20;236-22 MANAGEMENT
REGULATIONS POLICE DEPARTMENT TRANSPORTATION 236-4;236-5
A290-17;A290-36 RULES AND ACCESS SUBDIVISION OF LAND
Real Estate Transfer Tax REGULATIONS MANAGEMENT 64-5 240-9;240-10;240-11;
17-35 A290-45 Water Quality Improvement 240-17;240-19;
RENTAL PERMITS 207-5 Preservation of Natural 17-41;17-42;17-43; 240-42;240-44
Roadway Construction Features 240-51 17-44;17-45;17-46 TOURIST AND TRAILER
161-46 Recreational Floating Zone WATERFRONT CAMPS 253-3;253-6;
See Also SEARCH District(RFZ)280-201 CONSISTENCY 253-14
WARRANTS Resort Residential(RR) REVIEW 268-2; WETLANDS AND
STORMWATER District 280-34;280-35 268-3;268-5 SHORELINE 275-3
MANAGEMENT Roadway Construction WETLANDS AND ZONING 280-2;280-4
236-35 161-30;161-39;161-44 SHORELINE 275-3; WATERCOURSES
WATER SEWERS AND SEWAGE 275-11 FLOOD DAMAGE
Affordable Housing(AHD) DISPOSAL 215-2; WATER QUALITY PREVENTION 148-4;
District 280-29 215-3;215-4;215-9 IMPROVEMENT 148-13;148-14;148-15
AGRICULTURAL USES SHELLFISH AND OTHER Authority 1742 SEWERS AND SEWAGE
72-4 MARINE Certification 17-45 DISPOSAL 215-2
Agricultural-Conservation RESOURCES 219-4; Cesspools 1743 Site Plan Approval 280-133
(A-C)District and 219-14 COMMUNITY STORMWATER
Low-Density Site Plan Approval PRESERVATION MANAGEMENT
Residential R-80, 280-128;280-129; FUND AND 236-5;236-15;236-18
R-120,R-200 and 280-133 COMMUNITY SUBDIVISION OF LAND
R-400 Districts 280-13 SOIL REMOVAL 228-2; HOUSING FUND 240-3;240-41
BOATS,DOCKS AND 228-4;228-5;228-7 1741\1746 ZONING 2804
WHARVES 96-7; Southold Community Community Preservation WATERFOWL
96-12;96-16 Preservation Fund 17-8 Fund Project Plan Waterfowl and Gull Feeding
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; STORMWATER 1744 and Domestic Pet
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Compensation 1746 Waste 83-27;83-28
MAINTENANCE 236-3;236-4;236-5; Conservation districts WETLANDS AND
1004 236-6;236-10;236-17; 17-41;17-43 SHORELINE 275-3
COASTAL EROSION 236-18;236-19;236-24 Construction 1743 WATERFOWL AND GULL
HAZARD AREAS Street Excavations 237-6; Costs and expenses 17-44 FEEDING AND
111-5;111-6;111-7; 237-13 Definitions 1743 DOMESTIC PET
111-10;111-13; SUBDIVISION OF LAND Drainage 17-43 WASTE
111-14;111-29 240-3;240-4;240-10; Hazardous materials and ANIMALS 83-27\83-31
Design Standards 240-48 240-17;240-21; substances 17-43; Appearance tickets 83-29
Districts 280-7;280-8 240-35;240-36; 17-44;17-45 Cats 83-27
Ducks 83-3;83-4 240-42;240-44 Holding tanks 17-43 Defecation 83-28
Exemption for War TOURIST AND TRAILER Improvements 17-41; Definitions 83-27
Veterans and Gold Star CAMPS 253-6 17-42;17-43;17-44; Dogs 83-27
Parents 245-15 Water Quality Improvement 17-45;17-46 Enforcement 83-29
Farmland Bill of Rights 1743;17-44 Pollution 17-41;1743; Fecal matter 83-28
280-99 WATERFRONT 17-44;17-45 Fowl 83-27
FIRE PREVENTION AND CONSISTENCY Ponds 17-43 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
BUILDING CODE REVIEW 268-3;268-5 Purpose 17-41 83-28
ADMINISTRATION WETLANDS AND Recycling 1743 Horses 83-27
144-3;144-8 SHORELINE 275-2; Septic systems 17-43 Liability 83-27
Fishers Island Harbor 275-3;275-4;275-11; Stormwater 1743 Livestock 83-27;83-28
Management 157-1; 275-12 Town Board 1741;17-42; Marinas 83-27
157-5 Wireless Communication 1743;17-44;17-45; Nuisances 83-28
Floating Homes 96-27 Facilities 280-69 1746 Parks and recreation 83-27
FLOOD DAMAGE ZONING 2804;280-91; Water 17-43;1744 Penalties for offenses 83-30
PREVENTION 148-2; 280-96;280-104; Water quality 17-41;1742; Ponds 83-27
148-3;1484;148-14; 280-111;280-112; 1743;17-44;17-45; Prohibitions 83-28
148-15;148-16; 280-113;280-116 1746 Safety standards 83-28;
148-18;148-19;148-23 WATER CONSERVATION Water Quality Advisory 83-31
Hamlet Density(HD) COASTAL EROSION Committee 17-46 Sales 83-27
Residential District HAZARD AREAS Wetlands 17-43 Sidewalks 83-28
280-22 111-6 Wildlife 17-43 Statutory authority 83-31
HIGHWAY Preservation of Natural WATER SUPPLY Stormwater 83-27
SPECIFICATIONS Features 240-51 Agricultural Planned Town Board 83-31
161-11 STORMWATER Development District Violations and penalties
Historic Preservation MANAGEMENT 280-174 83-28;83-29;83-30
District(HPD)280-195 236-7 Agricultural-Conservation Waterfowl 83-27;83-28
HOUSING FUND 34-6 WATER POLLUTION (A-C)District and Wildlife 83-27
W Illicit Discharges 236-25; Floating Homes 96-26 Low-Density WATERFRONT
236-26 See Also POLLUTION Residential R-80, CONSISTENCY
JUNKYARDS 1664 SEWERS AND SEWAGE R-120,R-200 and REVIEW
LITTERING 1744 DISPOSAL 215-4 R-400 Districts 280-13 Accessory buildings and
Marine I(MI)District STORMWATER Design Standards 240-48 structures 268-3
280-51 MANAGEMENT FLOOD DAMAGE Assessments 268-3;268-5
Marine II(MII)District 236-5 PREVENTION 148-16 Authority and purpose
280-54;280-55 WETLANDS AND Low-Density Residential 268-2
Marine III Zone District SHORELINE 275-3 R-40 District 280-16 Blocks 268-3
(MIII)280-205 Buffers 268-3
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Building Inspector 268-6 WEBSITES WETLANDS AND Fill 275-11
Code Enforcement Officer Establishment of SHORELINE Findings;purpose;
268-6 Community Housing Accessory buildings and jurisdiction;setbacks
Construction 268-3 Fund 17-52 structures 275-2;275-5 275-3
Definitions 268-3 RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 Administration and Fishing 275-2;275-11
Drainage 268-3 STORMWATER Enforcement 275-15\ Flood hazard areas 275-3
Driveways 268-3 MANAGEMENT 275-16 Forestry 275-2
Emergencies 268-3 236-20 Anchoring 275-2 Fuel 275-4
Enforcement 268-6 YOUTH BOARD 68-4 Animals 275-2 Garages 275-2
Erosion and sediment ZONING 280-4 Apartments 275-2 Garbage,rubbish and refuse
control 268-2;268-3 WEEDS Application 275-6 275-11
Fences 268-3 See BRUSH,GRASS AND Assessments 275-4;275-6; General Provisions 275-1\
Fuel 268-3 WEEDS 275-11 275-4
Grades and grading 268-3 WELLS Backfilling 275-11 Grades and grading 275-2;
Hazardous materials and BUILDINGS,UNSAFE; Barricades 275-11 2754;275-11
substances 268-3; PROPERTY Blocks 275-2 Groundwater 275-3
268-5 MAINTENANCE Board of Trustees 275-2; Guarantees 275-9;275-10
Height regulations 268-3 100-4 275-3;275-3.1;275-4; Hearings 275-3.1;275-8
Historic districts 268-3 HIGHWAY 275-6;275-7;275-11 Hedges 275-2
Historic resources 268-5 SPECIFICATIONS Boats and Boating 275-2; Height regulations 275-2;
Improvements 268-3 161-3 275-11 275-11
Inspections 268-3;268-5 Parking at Beaches 189-2 Bonds 275-9 Horses 275-2
Investigations 268-3 Site Plan Approval 280-133 Bridges 275-11 Impoundment 275-6
Landscaping 268-3 Stop and Yield Intersections Brush,grass and weeds Improvements 275-3;275-5
Licenses and permits 268-3 260-4;260-6 275-2;275-11 Inspections 275-7;275-9;
Livestock 268-3 STORMWATER Buffers 275-2;275-4; 275-10;275-11;275-16
Management and MANAGEMENT 275-5;275-11 Insurance 275-3.1
coordination of LWRP 236-5;236-14 Building Inspector 275-11 Investigations 275-8
268-4 SUBDIVISION OF LAND Burning 275-2 Landscaping 275-3;275-5;
Natural features 268-3 240-4;240-10;240-17; Certificate of compliance 275-11
Natural resources 268-2; 240-21;240-35;240-44 275-13 Lawns 275-2
268-3;268-5 VEHICLES AND Certificates of compliance Liability 275-3.1;275-9;
Nuisances 268-3 TRAFFIC 260-12; 275-10;275-13 275-10
Open space 268-2;268-5 260-14;260-16;260-28 Certificates of insurance Liability insurance 275-9
Parking 268-3 WETLANDS 275-3.1 Licenses and permits
Penalties for offenses 268-7 Adoption of Code 1-2 Cesspools 275-3 275-2;275-3.1;275-5;
Pensions 268-3 Adoption of Renumbered Code Enforcement Officer 275-6;275-8;275-11;
Planning Board 2684 2006 Code 1-14 275-12.1 275-16
Police Department 268-4; BOATS,DOCKS AND Compensation 275-3.1 Licensing of coastal
268-6 WHARVES 96-8 Complaints 275-3.1 contractors 275-3.1
Pollution 268-3 COASTAL EROSION Compliance requirements; Liens 275-11
Qualifications 268-3 HAZARD AREAS penalties for offenses Lighting 275-11
Reports 268-4 I11-6 275-16 Livestock 275-2
Retirement 268-3 Illicit Discharges 236-25 Conditions,inspection fees, Lots 275-2
Review of actions 268-5 Plum Island Conservation performance guarantee Marinas 275-2;275-11
Safety standards 268-3 District(PIC)280-189 upon issuance of permit Meetings 275-8
Sales 268-3 Plum Island Research 275-9 Mobile homes 275-2
Setbacks 268-3 District(PIR)280-185 Condominiums 275-2 Monuments 275-6
Solid waste 268-5 Preservation of Natural Construction 275-2; Mooring 275-2;275-11
Stop-work orders 268-6 Features 240-51 275-3.1;275-5; Mulching 275-2
Storage 268-3 Real Estate Transfer Tax 275-11;275-12.1; Natural resources 275-2;
Stormwater 268-3 17-19 275-16 275-3;275-11
Street openings 268-3 SHELLFISH AND OTHER Construction and operation Nonconforming structures
Title 268-1 MARINE standards 275-11 275-2;275-11
Town Attorney 268-6; RESOURCES 219-20 Contents of permit 275-10 Notices 275-3.1;275-8;
268-7 Site Plan Approval Coordination and 275-9;275-10;275-11;
Town Board 268-3;268-4; 280-129;280-133 enforcement 275-15 275-16
268-5 Southold Community Costs and expenses 275-7; Open space 275-2
Trees 268-3 Preservation Fund 275-11 Parking 275-2
Trustees 268-4 17-3;17-4 Decks 275-2;275-5 Patios 275-2
Utilities 268-3 Southold Community Deer 275-5 Pedestrians 275-11
Variances 268-3;268-5 Preservation Project Definitions;word usage Performance guarantees
Violations and penalties Plan 17-13 275-2 275-9
268-6;268-7 STORMWATER Demolition 275-2;275-4; Permit procedures 275-5
Water 268-3;268-5 MANAGEMENT 275-11 Permits 275-5\275-14
Water quality 268-2;268-3; 236-4;236-5;236-6; Disclosure 275-6 Plastics 275-11
268-5 236-15;236-17; Docks 275-2;275-3;275-4; Ponds 275-2;275-3;275-4;
Wetlands 268-3 236-18;236-19 275-5;275-7;275-11 275-11
Wildlife 268-2;268-3" SUBDIVISION OF LAND Drainage 275-5;275-6; Pools 275-2
Zoning Board of Appeals 240-3;240-4;240-10; 275-11 Poultry 275-2
268-4;268-5 240-17;240-21;240-42 Drainage plan 275-6; Processing of application
WEAPONS Water Quality Improvement 275-11 275-8
See Also FIREARMS 1743 Driveways 275-2;275-3; Records 275-10
See Also GUNS WATERFRONT 275-5 Reports 275-8
Members of the Department CONSISTENCY Easements 275-11 Restaurants 275-11
A290-33 REVIEW 268-3 Emergencies 275-5 Retaining walls 275-2;
PARKS AND WETLANDS AND Erosion and sediment 275-11
RECREATION SHORELINE 275-1; control 275-2;275-3; Roofs 275-2;275-4
AREAS 193-6 275-2;275-3;275-4; 275-6;275-11 Safety standards 275-3;
POLICE DEPARTMENT 275-5;275-6;275-8; Excavations 275-2;275-11 275-11;275-12
RULES AND 275-11;275-12;275-16 Exceptions 275-4 Salaries and compensation
REGULATIONS Wireless Communication Fees 275-2;275-3.1;275-7; 275-3.1
A290-15 Facilities 280-70 275-8;275-14 Sales 275-2
ZONING 2804;280-96; Fences 275-2;275-5; Septic systems 2754
280-111;280-116 275-11 Septic tanks 275-3
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Setbacks 275-2;275-3; WIND ENERGY SYSTEMS, Planning Board 280-70; WIRELESS
275-5 SMALL 280-72;280-73; COMMUNICATIONS
Sheds 275-2 Agricultural-Conservation 280-74;280-76.2 FACILITIES
Shrubs 275-2 (A-C)District and Preexisting antenna support Agricultural-Conservation
Sidewalks 275-2 Low-Density structures and antennas (A-C)District and
Signs 275-2;275-11 Residential R-80, 280-76.1 Low-Density
Single-family dwellings R-120,R-200 and Purpose 280-67 Residential R-80,
275-5 R-400 Districts 280-13 Qualifications 280-74 R-120,R-200 and
Standards for issuance of Small Wind Energy Systems Radiation 280-69;280-70 R400 Districts 280-13
permit 275-12 277-2;277-3;277-4; Relief 280-76.3 Light Industrial Park/
Stop-work orders 275-12.1; 277-6 Removal;height reduction Planned Office Park
275-16 ZONING 2804 280-76 (LIO)District 280-58
Storage 275-2 WIND TURBINES Reports 280-70;280-74 Wireless Communication
Stormwater 275-3 Small Wind Energy Systems Required approvals 280-71 Facilities 280-67;
Stormwater management 277-1;277-3 Residential districts 280-73 280-68;280-69;
275-6;275-8 ZONING 2804 Roofs 280-69;280-71; 280-70;280-71;
Swimming pools 275-3; WIRELESS 280-72 280-72;280-73;
275-11 COMMUNICATION Safety standards 280-67; 280-74;280-75;280-76
Tenants 275-12.1 FACILITIES 280-70;280-76; ZONING 280-4;280-104
Tests 275-4 Abandonment 280-76 280-76.2 WIRELESS
Title 275-1 Antennas 280-68;280-69; Satellite dish antennas TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Town Attorney 275-6 280-70;280-71; 280-68;280-72 FACILITIES
Town Board 275-3; 280-72;280-73; Scope 280-68 See
275-3.1;275-7;275-16 280-74;280-76; Screens and screening TELECOMMUNICAT
Town Clerk 275-7 280-76.1;280-76.2 280-70;280-71; IONS FACILITIES
Transferability 275-14 Application fees and 280-72;280-76.2 WORKMEN'S
Trees 275-2;275-4 requirements 280-74 Security standards 280-69 COMPENSATION
Trustees 275-2;275-3.1; Assessments 280-76 Setbacks 280-70;280-72; SEWERS AND SEWAGE
275-4;275-5;275-6; Boats and Boating 280-69 280-76.2 DISPOSAL 215-8
275-8;275-9;275-10; Buffers 280-70;280-72 Severability 280-76.4
275-11;275-12; Building Inspector 280-70; Shrubs 280-70;280-72 - XYZ -
275-13;275-14;275-16 280-74;280-76 Signs 280-70
Utilities 275-11 Building permits 280-70; Site plan approval 280-70; YARD SALES
Vernal pools 275-3 280-71;280-74 280-71;280-72 Agricultural-Conservation
Violations and penalties Complaints 280-74 Site plans 280-71;280-73; (A-C)District and
275-3.1;275-11; Construction 280-70; 280-74;280-76.2 Low-Density
275-12.1;275-15; 280-73;280-74;280-75 Special exception approval Residential R-80,
275-16 Costs and expenses 280-74; 280-73 R-120,R-200 and
Waivers 275-3;275-6 280-76 Special exceptions 280-70; R400 Districts 280-13
Water 275-2;275-3;2754; Definitions 280-69 280-71;280-73; See Also GARAGE SALES
275-11;275-12 Design standards 280-70; 280-74;280-76.2; See Also SALES
Water pollution 275-3 280-72 280-76.3 Signs 280-86
Water quality 275-3;275-11 Drainage 280-72 Stormwater 280-72 YARD WASTE
Water supply 275-3 Driveways 280-74 Telecommunications See Also BRUSH,GRASS
Waterfowl 275-3 Emergencies 280-70 facilities 280-69; AND WEEDS
Wetlands 275-1;275-2; Environmental impact 280-71 Garbage,Rubbish and
275-3;2754;275-5; statements 280-74 Tests 280-69;280-74 Refuse 233-3.1
275-6;275-8;275-11; Escrow accounts 280-74 Towers 280-69;280-72; See Also GRASS
275-12;275-16 Escrow deposits 280-74 280-74 CLIPPINGS
Wildlife 275-3;275-4; Fees 280-71;280-74 Trees 280-70;280-72; See Also LAWNS
275-11;275-12 Fences 280-69;280-70; 280-73;280-76.2 STORMWATER
Yards 275-5 280-71 Utilities 280-69 MANAGEMENT
WILD ANIMALS General requirements for all Utility poles 280-69 236-4;236-5
See ANIMALS wireless Variances 280-76.3 YARDS
WILDLIFE communication Vehicles 280-69;280-70 Affordable Housing(AHD)
COASTAL EROSION facilities 280-70 Violations and penalties District 280-28
HAZARD AREAS Groundwater 280-70 280-76 Agricultural-Conservation
111-6;I11-12;I11-13; Guarantees 280-72 Waivers 280-76.2 (A-C)District and
111-14;111-15 Height regulations 280-69; Waivers of criteria 280-76.2 Low-Density
PARKS AND 280-70;280-71; Water 280-69 Residential R-80,
RECREATION 280-72;280-73; Wetlands 280-70 R-120,R-200 and
AREAS 193-6 280-74;280-76; When effective 280-76.5 R-400 Districts
Site Plan Approval 280-76.2 Wireless communications 280-13;280-15
280-129;280-133 Historic buildings and 280-69;280-70 BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
Southold Community districts 280-75 Wireless communications PROPERTY
Preservation Fund Historic districts 280-75 facilities 280-67; MAINTENANCE
17-4;17-8 Historical districts 280-70 280-68;280-69; 100-3;100-4
SUBDIVISION OF LAND Inspections 280-69;280-70; 280-70;280-71; Design Standards 240-45
240-3;240-44 280-74 280-72;280-73; Districts 280-7;280-8
Water Quality Improvement Landscaping 280-69; 280-74;280-75;280-76 Garbage,Rubbish and
1743 280-70;280-76.2 Yards 280-70 Refuse 233-3.1;233-4
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding Licenses and permits ZONING 280-67\280-76.5 General Business(B)
and Domestic Pet 280-71;280-74; Zoning Board of Appeals District 28048;280-50
Waste 83-27 280-76.1 280-76.3 Hamlet Business(HB)
WATERFRONT Liens 280-76 Zoning districts 280-70; District 280-45
CONSISTENCY Lighting 280-69;280-70 280-71 Light Industrial(LI)District
REVIEW 268-2;268-3 Natural features 280-72 WIRELESS 280-62;280-64
WETLANDS AND Noise 280-70;280-71 COMMUNICATIONS Light Industrial Park/
SHORELINE 275-3; Notices 280-74;280-76 Wireless Communication Planned Office Park
Xyz 275-4;275-11;275-12 Obstructions 280-70; Facilities 280-69; (LIO)District 280-58;
WIND ENERGY 280-74 280-70 280-60
See Small Wind Energy Off-street parking 280-70 ZONING 280-4 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
Systems 277-1\277-7 Parking 280-69;280-72 172-2 -
Permitted uses 280-71 Limited Business(LB)
District 280-41;280-43
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LITTERING 174-1 R-80,R-120,R-200 Convalescent homes 280-4; See Hamlet Density(HD)
Low-Density Residential and R-400 Districts 280-79 Residential District
R-40 District 280-17 280-12\280-15 Convenience stores 280-4; 280-20\280-23
Recreational Floating Zone Air pollution 280-77; 280-78 Hearings 280-92;280-157;
District(RFZ)280-203 280-111 Comer lots 280-106 280-159
Recreational Vehicle Parks Alcoholic beverages 280-4 Costs and expenses 280-4; Hedges 280-78;280-106
253-21 Aluminum 280-111 280-92 Height of fences,walls and
RENTAL PERMITS 207-7 Amendments 280-157\ County Clerk 280-4 berms 280-105
Roadway Construction 280-159 Courts 280-108 Height regulations 280-4;
161-24 Amusements 280-4 Curbs 2804;280-78; 280-78;280-94;
Site Plan Approval 280-137 Anchoring 280-4 280-92 280-104;280-105;
SOIL REMOVAL 228-6; Animals 280-4;280-78; Dance halls 2804 280-106;280-107;
228-11 280-111 Decks 2804;280-104 280-108;280-109;
STORMWATER Antennas 280-4 Deer 280-4;280-105 280-117;280-208
MANAGEMENT Apartments 280-4;280-78 Definitions 280-4 See Historic Preservation
236-15 Assessments 280-92; Demolition 2804 District(HPD)
WETLANDS AND 280-159 Density,Minimum Lot Size 280-190\280-196
SHORELINE 275-5 Bathing 280-78 and Bulk Schedules Home occupations 280-4;
Wireless Communication Bed and breakfast 280-4; 280-65\280-66 280-78
Facilities 280-70 280-78 See Districts 280-5\280-11 Horses 280-4
ZONING 2804;280-78; Billboards 280-4 Docks 280-4;280-78; Hospitals 280-4;280-78;
280-79;280-93; Blocks 280-4;280-116 280-111;280-116 280-79
280-96;280-104; Board of Appeals 280-4; Dogs 2804;280-78 Hotels 280-4;280-78;
280-105;280-109; 280-78;280-79; Drainage 280-4;280-78; 280-79
280-124 280-121;280-154 280-91 Hunting 280-4
YIELD INTERSECTIONS See Board of Appeals Driveways 280-4;280-78; Improvements 280-4;
Stop and Yield Intersections 280-145\280-150 280-92;280-93 280-207
260-6 Boardinghouses 280-78 Drugs and drug Industrial districts 280-93;
YOUTH BOARD Boats and Boating 280-4; paraphernalia 280-4 280-94
Appointments 68-5 280-78;280-110; Dust 280-91;280-111 Inspections 280-151;
Assessments 68-3;68-4; 280-119 Easements 280-3;2804 280-154
68-5 Bowling alleys 280-4 Elevators 280-104 Interpretation and conflicts
Budget 68-4 Brush,grass and weeds Emergencies 280-4; 280-3
Compensation 68-5 280-4;280-93;280-95 280-111 Involuntary moves 280-126
Definitions 68-2 Buffers 280-4;280-92; Environmentally sensitive Junk 280-4
Director 68-4 280-94;280-95; areas 280-4 Junkyards 280-4
Legislative intent 68-1 280-96;280-118 Excavations 280-114 Kennels 2804
Library 68-1 Building Inspector 280-4; Exceptions and Land under water;filled
Meetings 68-4;68-5 280-92;280-105; modifications 280-104 land 280-113
Membership 68-5 280-109;280-151; Explosives 280-111 Landfills 280-4
Minutes 68-4 280-152;280-153; See Farmland Bill of Rights Landscaped parking area
Powers and duties 68-5 280-154;280-155; 280-97\280-103 280-95
Reports 684 280-208 Farms and farming 2804; Landscaping 2804;
Schools 68-1;68-5 Building length and 280-78;280-207 280-78;280-91;
Town Board 68-1;684; separation for buildings Fees 2804;280-154; 280-92;280-93;
68-5 containing multiple 280-158 280-94;280-95;
Websites 684 dwellings 280-107 Fees for petitions for 280-123
Youth Board 68-5 Building permits 280-4; proposed amendments Landscaping,Screening and
Youth Bureau created 68-3 280-105;280-114; 280-158 Buffer Regulations
ZONING 280-121;280-124; Fences 280-4;280-78; 280-91\280-96
Access requirements 280-125;280-151; 280-92;280-94; Library 280-78;280-79
280-109 280-152;280-153 280-104;280-105; Licenses and permits
Accessory buildings and Building setback 280-106;280-114 280-3;280-4;280-115
structures 280-4; requirements adjacent Final plats 2804 Liens 280-92
280-104;280-107; to water bodies and Fishing 2804;280-78 See Light Industrial(LI)
280-116 wetlands 280-116 Flood hazard areas 280-4 District 280-61\280-64
Accessory uses and Business districts 280-78; Floodplains 280-4 See Light Industrial Park/
structures 2804; 280-93;280-94 Forestry 2804 Planned Office Park
280-78;280-111 Camping 280-4 Fow12804 (LIO)District 280-57\
Additional notice Camps 280-4;280-78; Front landscaped area 280-60
requirements relating to 280-115 280-93 Lighting 280-4;280-111;
petitions for proposed Cats 2804;280-78 Fuel 280-4;280-111 280-117
amendments 280-159 Certificates of compliance Gambling 280-4 Lighting restrictions
Administration and 280-4 Garages 280-4;280-78; 280-117
Enforcement 280-151\ Certificates of occupancy 280-104 See Limited Business(LB)
280-156 280-4;280-112; Garbage,rubbish and refuse District 28040\280-43
Administrative and 280-151;280-154; 280-114 Livestock 280-4
enforcing officer 280-207;280-208 Gas 280-111 Long-term outdoor display
280-151 Charges 2804;280-115 See General Business(B) or storage 280-119
Adult homes 280-4 Chimneys 280-4;280-104 District 280-47\280-50 Lots 2804;280-78;
Advertising 280-4 Christmas trees 280-4 General Provisions 280-1\ 280-79;280-95;
Affordable housing 280-158 Code Enforcement Officer 280-4 280-106;280-109;
See Affordable Housing 280-4;280-153 General requirements 280-113;280-116;
(AHD)District 280-24\ Commercial vehicles 280-92 280-124;280-207
280-33 280-78;280-110 Glare 280-91;280-94; See Low-Density
Agricultural districts Compensation 280-4 280-111;280-117 Residential R-40
280-110 Complaints 280-151 Golf courses 280-4;280-78 District 280-16\280-19
See Agricultural Planned Condominiums 280-4 Grades and grading 280-4; Magazines 280-4
Development District Conformance required 280-78;280-108; Manure 280-4 tTt T�
280-170\280-181 280-66 280-114 Marinas 280-4;280-78 lx�
See Agricultural- Construction 280-4; Groundwater 280-4;280-91 See Marine I(MI)District Y
Conservation(A-C) 280-105;280-114; Guaranties 280-4 280-51\280-53
District and Low- 280-123;280-153; Gutters 280-4 See Marine It(MII)District
Density Residential 280-156;280-207; See Hamlet Business(HB) 280-54\280-56
280-208 District 280-44\28046
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ZONING...
See Marine III Zone District Planning Board 280-4; Setbacks 280-4;280-104; Violations and penalties
(MIII)280-205\ 280-78;280-92; 280-105;280-116; 280-151;280-153;
280-206 280-94;280-104; 280-123 280-155;280-156
Master Plan 280-4 280-123;280-151; Severability 280-160 Waivers 280-78;280-159
Maximum gross floor area 280-154;280-157 Sewers 280-4;280-112 Walls 280-4;280-78;
for residential Plastics 280-4;280-111 Shade trees 280-93 280-92;280-94;
dwellings in A-C,R40, See Plum Island Sheds 280-4 280-104;280-105;
R-80,R-120,R-200, Conservation District Shopping centers 280-4 280-106;280-108;
and R400 Districts (PIC)280-186\280-189 Shrubs 280-4;280-92; 280-116
280-207 See Plum Island Research 280-93;280-95; Water 280-4;280-91;
Meetings 280-4;280-78; District(PIR)280-182\ 280-118 280-96;280-104;
280-157 280-185 Sidewalks 280-78;280-95; 280-111;280-112;
Membership 2804;280-78 Plumbers 2804 280-111 280-113;280-116
Minors 280-4 Plumbing 280-4;280-78 Signs 280-4;280-78 Water supply 280-2;2804
Mobile home parks 280-4 Pollution 280-91 See Signs 280-80\280-90 Watercourses 280-4
Mobile homes 2804; Ponds 280-4;280-113 Single-family dwellings Websites 2804
280-78 Pools 280-4 2804;280-78 Wetlands 2804;280-96;
Monuments 280-104 Porches 280-4 Site plan approval 280-92; 280-I11;280-116
Mooring 2804;280-78 Poultry 280-4 280-104;280-119; Wind energy systems,small
Motels 280-4;280-78 Procedures 280-157 280-154 280-4
Motor vehicles 280-4; Prohibited uses 280-111 See Site Plan Approval Wind turbines 280-4
280-77;280-78; Prohibited uses in all 280-127\280-138 See Wireless
280-110 districts 280-111 Site plan review and Communication
Multifamily dwellings Properties located adjacent approval 2804 Facilities 280-67\
280-108 to creeks 280-96 Site plans 280-4;280-151 i280-76.5
Museums 280-78;280-79; Provisions for community . Slaughterhouses 280-111 Wireless communications
280-119 water,sewer and utility Smoke 280-111 ;280-4
Natural features 2804 facilities 280-112 Smoking 280-4 Wireless communications
Noise 2804;280-91; Purpose 280-77;280-91; Solar energy 280-4 facilities 2804;
280-94;280-111 280-120 Solar energy systems 280-2 280-104
Nonconforming buildings Purposes 280-2 Spas 280-4 Yards 2804;280-78;
280-122;280-123 Pyramid Law 280-208 Special exception uses 280-79;280-93;
Nonconforming buildings Radiation 2804 280-4;280-78 280-96;280-104;
with conforming uses Records 280-4;280-92; See Special Exception Uses 280-105;280-109;
280-122 280-151;280-154 280-139\280-144 280-124
Nonconforming buildings Recreation areas 280-4 Special exceptions 280-154 Zoning Board of Appeals
with nonconforming See Recreational Floating Special permits 2804; 2804;280-92;280-207
uses 280-123 Zone District(RFZ) 280-154 Zoning districts 2804;
Nonconforming lots 280-4; 280-197\280-204 Stop orders 280-153 280-92;280-93;
280-124 Recreational vehicles 280-4 Storage 280-4;280-78; 280-104;280-113;
Nonconforming uses 280-2; Remedies 280-156 280-79;280-104; 280-159;280-208
280-4;280-120; Rental property 2804; 280-110;280-111; Zoning Maps 2804;
280-121;280-123; 280-111 280-118;280-119 280-113;280-157;
280-154 Repairs and maintenance Supplementary Regulations 280-158;280-159
Nonconforming Uses and 280-125 280-104\280-119 ZONING BOARD OF
Buildings 280-120\ Repeal of existing schedule; Swimming pools 2804 APPEALS
280-126 incorporation of new Taxicabs 280-111 Affordable Housing(AHD)
Nonresidential districts schedules 280-65 Temporary outdoor display District 280-28
280-93 Reports 2804;280-151; or storage 280-118 AGRICULTURAL
Notices 280-92;280-153; 280-157 Tenants 280-4 ADVISORY
280-155;280-157; Residential districts 280-78; Title 280-1 COMMITTEE 71-1
280-159 280-93;280-94; Toilet facilities 280-4 Agricultural-Conservation
Nuisances 280-111 280-104;280-110 Tourist camps,camp (A-C)District and
Nursing homes 280-4; Residential Dwelling Size cottages and trailers Low-Density
280-78 Limits 280-207\ 280-115 Residential R-80,
Obstructions 280-104; 280-208 Towers 280-4;280-104 R-120,R-200 and
280-106;280-111 See Residential Office(RO) Towing 280-4 R400 Districts 280-13
Odors 280-4;280-111 District 280-37\280-39 Town Board 280-4;280-92; See Also APPEALS
Off-street loading 280-79 See Resort Residential(RR) 280-115;280-151; Board of Appeals 280-149
Off-street loading areas District 280-34\280-36 280-155;280-157; See Also BOARD OF
280-79 Restaurants 280-4;280-78 280-158;280-159 :APPEALS
Off-street parking 280-4; Retaining walls 280-4 Town Clerk 280-92; Design Standards 240-45
280-77;280-78; Revocation of permit 280-158;280-159 Districts 280-11
280-95;280-109 280-152 Trailer camps 280-115 Farm Stands 72-11
Off-street parking areas Roadside stands 280-4 Trailers 280-4;280-78; Farmland Bill of Rights
280-78 Roofs 280-4;280-104; 280-115 280-100
Official Map 2804 280-108 Transition buffer area FLOOD DAMAGE
One-family dwellings Safety standards 280-2; 280-94 PREVENTION 148-23
280-4;280-109 280-3;280-111; Trees 280-4;280-92; General Business(B)
Open space 280-4 280-125 280-93;280-94; District 280-48
Open storage 280-110 Sales 280-4;280-78; 280-95;280-118 LIGHTING,OUTDOOR
Paper 280-4;280-111 280-79;280-104; Trespassing 280-4 172-8
Parking 280-4;280-65; 280-118 Trucks 280-4;280-77; PUBLIC
280-78;280-79; Sanitary facilities 280-4 280-79 ENTERTAINMENT
280-92;280-95; Schools 280-4;280-78; Trustees 280-116 AND SPECIAL
280-111;280-117 280-79 Two-family dwellings EVENTS 205-2;205-8
Parking and Loading Areas Screens and screening 280-78 Rules of Conduct 26-13
280-77\280-79 280-4;280-78;280-91; Utilities 280-2;280-4; Signs 280-81;280-86
X� T� Parks and recreation 280-4 280-92;280-93; 280-112 Site Plan Approval
Patios 280-4;280-104 280-94;280-104; Variances 280-92;280-121; 280-130;280-131;Y
Pedestrians 280-2;280-77 280-117 280-154;280-207 280-137
Penalties for offenses Senior citizens 2804 Vehicles 280-2;280-4;
280-155 Septic tanks 280-4 280-78;280-79;
Places of worship 280-78 Service stations 280-4; 280-110;280-111
280-78 Vibrations 280-111
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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS...
Special Events Requiring Historic Preservation
Chairperson of the District(HPD)
Zoning Board of 280-195;280-196
Appeals'Approval See Also OFFICIAL MAP
205-5 Recreational Floating Zone
Special Events Requiring District(RFZ)
— Town Board Approval 280-200;280-201
205-7 ZONING 2804;280-113;
Special Exception Uses 280-157;280-158;
280-140;280-141; 280-159
280-142;280-144 ZONING OFFICER
SUBDIVISION OF LAND See BUILDING
240-57 INSPECTOR
WATERFRONT See CODE
CONSISTENCY ENFORCEMENT
REVIEW 268-4;268-5 OFFICER
Wireless Communication ZONING PERMITS
Facilities 280-76.3 See BUILDING PERMITS
ZONING 280-4;280-92; See CONSTRUCTION
280-207 PERMITS
ZONING DISTRICTS See LICENSES AND
Affordable Housing(AHD) PERMITS
District 280-32.1 See SPECIAL PERMITS
AGRICULTURAL
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE 71-2;
71-4
Agricultural Planned
Development District
280-174
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;
PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE
100-4
Design Standards 240-45
Historic Preservation
District(HPD)280-190
LANDMARK
PRESERVATION
170-8
PUBLIC
ENTERTAINMENT
AND SPECIAL
EVENTS 205-2
Recreational Floating Zone
District(RFZ)280-201
Roadway Construction
161-15
SANITARY FLOW
CREDITS,
TRANSFER OF
117-3;117-6;117-14
Site Plan Approval
280-129;280-137
SUBDIVISION OF LAND
240-10;240-17;
240-26;240-27;240-42
Wireless Communication
Facilities 280-70;
280-71
ZONING 2804;280-92;
280-93;280-104;
280-113;280-159;
280-208
ZONING ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER
See CODE
ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER
ZONING HEARING
BOARD
See HEARING OFFICER
See HEARINGS
ZONING MAPS
Adoption of Code 1-4
Affordable Housing(AHD)
District 280-29
Agricultural Planned
Development District
280-174;280-175 XYZ
Board of Appeals 280-146
Districts 280-6;280-7
Hamlet Density(HD)
Residential District
280-21
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