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Legislation, by number or date of adoption, included in this supplement: L.L. Nos. 3-2014; 4-
2014; 5-2014; 6-2014.
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moneys realized under this article's two-percent real estate transfer tax, which is also
authorized by Town Law § 64-e and Article 31-D of the New York Tax Law.
B. It is the purpose of this article to establish and create the Southold Community
Preservation Project Plan to help guide the Town's efforts to preserve open spaces and
natural, scenic and historic places and to implement the requirements of Town Law
§ 64-e and Article 31-D of the New York Tax Law.
§ 17-13. Community preservation project plan adopted. [Amended 2-4-2003 by L.L. No.
2-2003; 4-12-2005 by L.L. No. 5-2005; 1-31-2006 by L.L. No. 2-2006; 9-9-2008 by L.L.
No. 11-2008; 9-23-2008 by L.L. No. 13-20081
A. For the reasons set forth in § 17-12 hereof, the Town Board of the Town of Southold
hereby approves and adopts the Community Preservation Project Plan prepared by the
Town's Planning Department, the Land Preservation Committee, the Peconic Land Trust
and Central Data Processing and presented to the Town Board on August 4, 1998, during
the Work Session portion of the Town Board meeting, said plan being intended to
constitute the Southold Community Preservation Project Plan which is required by § 64-e
of the New York Town Law and Article I of Chapter 17 of the Southold Town Code.
B. The Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby approves and adopts the January 2003
update to the Community Preservation Project Plan prepared by the Land Preservation
Department and Central Data Processing Department and presented to the Town Board
on January 21, 2003, during the Work Session portion of the Town Board meeting. The
1998 List of Eligible Parcels shall be replaced by the January 2003 List of Eligible
Parcels presented to the Town Board during the January 21, 2003, Work Session.
C. The Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby approves and adopts the March 2005
update to the Community Preservation Project Plan which adds certain parcels in the
Great Pond Wetland and Dune Area in Southold to the List of Eligible Parcels. The
January 2003 List of Eligible Parcels shall be revised as of March 29, 2005, to include
the identified Great Pond Wetland and Dune Area Parcels.
D. The Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby approves and adopts the January 2006
update to the Community Preservation Project Plan which adds 194 parcels totaling
approximately 355 acres to the List of Eligible Parcels. In addition, the existing List of
Eligible Parcels has been revised to delete parcels which have been preserved using
various preservation methods, to delete parcels which have been developed, and to
correct, where applicable, Suffolk County Tax Map numbers for parcels included on the
existing List of Eligible Parcels.
E. The Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby approves and adopts the
August/September 2008 update to the Community Preservation Project Plan which adds
five parcels totaling approximately 24.07 acres to the List of Eligible Parcels. In addition,
the existing List of Eligible Parcels has been revised to delete parcels which have been
preserved using various preservation methods and to correct, where applicable, Suffolk
County Tax Map numbers for parcels included on the existing List of Eligible Parcels.
The text of the plan adopted by the Town Board in 1998 (plan dated July 1998) shall
remain as adopted in 1998, with an updated September 2008 Executive Summary and
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updated cover pages. The January 17, 2006, List of Eligible Parcels shall be replaced
with the August/September 2008 List of Eligible Parcels.
§ 17-13.1. Community Preservation Fund Management and Stewardship Plan adopted.
[Added 3-24-2009 by L.L. No. 5-2009; amended 3-25-2014 by L.L. No. 5-20141
The Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby approves and adopts the Town of Southold
Community Preservation Management and Stewardship Plan 2014 for real property interests
acquired by use of moneys from the Town of Southold Community Preservation Fund,
prepared by the Land Preservation Coordinator, presented to the Town Board during the Work
Session of February 25, 2014, and intended to be the management and stewardship plan
required by § 64-e6 of the New York State Town Law.
§ 17-14. Severability.
If any clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of this article shall be adjudged by any
court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or
invalidate the remainder thereof but shall be confined in its operation to the clause, sentence,
paragraph, section or part thereof directly involved in the controversy in which such judgment
shall have been rendered.
§ 17-15. When effective.
This article shall take effect immediately upon filing with the Secretary of State as provided
by law.
ARTICLE III
Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board
[Adopted 8-25-1998 by L.L. No. 13-19981
§ 17-16. Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board established; purpose;
membership.
A. The Town of Southold Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board is hereby
established.
B. The purpose of the Advisory Board is to review and make recommendations on proposed
acquisitions of interests in real property using moneys from the Community Preservation
Fund.
C. The Advisory Board shall act in an advisory capacity to the Town Board.
D. The Advisory Board shall consist of seven members who shall be legal residents of the
Town and who shall serve without compensation. No member of the Town Board shall
serve on the Advisory Board.
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Chapter 144
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§ 144-1. Title. § 144-11. Building permit fees.
§ 144-2. Purpose. § 144-12. Revocation of building permit.
§ 144-3. Administration and § 144-13. Stop-work orders.
enforcement officers § 144-14. Right of entry.
designated; definitions.
§ 144-15. Certificate of occupancy
§ 144-4. Conflicts with other required; application.
regulations.
§ 144-16. Inspection prior to issuance of
§ 144-5. Powers and duties of Building certificate; records.
Inspector.
§ 144-17. Issuance of certificate of
§ 144-6. Inspections required. occupancy.
§ 144-7. Cooperation with other § 144-18. Temporary certificates of
departments. occupancy; fee.
§ 144-8. Building permit required; § 144-19. Tests for compliance with
application for permit. standards.
§ 144-9. Issuance or denial of building § 144-20. Compliance required; penalties
permit. for offenses.
§ 144-10. Performance of work under § 144-21. Abatement of violations.
permit.
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Southold 7-17-1984 by L.L. No.
7-1984; amended it its entirety 12-19-2006 by L.L. No. 16-2006. Subsequent amendments
noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Unsafe buildings and property maintenance-See Ch. Landmark preservation-See Ch.170.
100. Exterior lighting-See Ch.172.
Outdoor burning-See Ch.104. Subdivision of land-See Ch.240.
Electrical inspections-See Ch.126. Waterfront consistency review-See Ch.268.
Environmental quality review-See Ch.130. Wetlands and shoreline-See Ch.275.
Flood damage prevention-See Ch.148. Zoning-See Ch.280.
§ 144-1. Title.
This chapter shall be known as the "Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code
Administration and Enforcement Law."
§ 144-2. Purpose.
Article 18 of the Executive Law, as added by Chapter 707 of the Laws of 1981, provides for
the preparation of a Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code (Uniform Code), which shall
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take effect on January 1, 1984, and the State Energy Conservation Construction Code (the
Energy Code), which shall take effect on January 1, 2007, and which every local government
shall administer and enforce on and after such date. It is the purpose of this chapter to provide
for the administration and enforcement of the Uniform Code in the Town of Southold.
§ 144-3. Administration and enforcement officers designated; definitions.
A. It shall be the duty of the Building Inspectors (hereinafter referred to as the "Building
Inspector") to administer and enforce the Uniform Code and the Energy Code and the
provisions of this chapter.
B. In addition to the inspectors, as provided by Subsection A of this section, the Town
Board may appoint one Assistant Inspector for each of the fire districts in the Town, who
shall be recommended by the respective Board of Fire Commissioners. Such Assistant
Inspectors shall serve for a term of one year or at the pleasure of the Town Board.
Assistant Inspectors shall serve without compensation, but shall be reimbursed for their
actual and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their duties within the
appropriations made therefor by the Town Board. Such Assistant Inspectors shall not
have enforcement powers, their duties being limited to conducting periodic inspections
for compliance with the fire prevention provisions (Chapter C) of the Uniform Code and
the Energy Code. Assistant Inspectors shall have the same right to enter and inspect
buildings and premises as conferred upon the Building Inspector.
C. For this chapter, the term "Building Inspector" shall include and refer to:
(1) Building Inspectors of the Town of Southold;
(2) The Director of Code Enforcement of the Town of Southold;
(3) The Engineer Inspector of the Town of Southold;
(4) Building Permits Examiner; and
(5) Fire Inspector.
D. Unless otherwise expressly stated, the following terms shall, for the purpose of this
chapter, have the meanings as herein defined. Any word or term not noted below shall be
used with a meaning as defined in Webster's Third International Dictionary of the
English Language, unabridged (or latest edition). [Amended 12-6-2011 by L.L. No.
13-2011; 3-11-2014 by L.L. No. 4-2014]
BUILDING PERMIT — A building permit which is renewed, amended or extended
pursuant to any provision of this chapter.
CANOPY— See "tent."
ENERGY CODE — The State Energy Conservation Construction Code, as currently in
effect and as hereafter amended.
PERMIT HOLDER— The person to whom a building permit has been issued.
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PERSON — An individual, corporation, limited-liability company, partnership, limited
partnership, business trust, estate, trust, association, or any other legal or commercial
entity of any kind or description.
SOLAR POWER FAST TRACK PROGRAM — A program to expedite all applications
for standard installations of solar electric and solar hot water energy systems on
residential buildings and legal accessory structures on residential property as developed
by Long Island Unified Solar Permitting Initiative.
STANDARD INSTALLATION — Those installations that meet the following criteria,
and any subsequent amendment thereto:
(1) Are not subject to architectural review or review by the Architectural Review
Board or Landmark Preservation Commission;
(2) Are proposed for installation on a roof with a single layer of roof covering;
(3) Are to be flush-mounted parallel to the roof surface and no more than six inches
above the surface;
(4) Have an eighteen-inch clearing at the roof ridge and an eighteen-inch clearing path
to the ridge;
(5) Create a roof load of no more than five pounds per square foot for photovoltaic
(PV) and six pounds per square foot for residential solar hot water (RSHW);
(6) Be installed by LIPA-authorized contractors;
(7) Use PV panels that have been certified by a nationally-recognized testing
laboratory as meeting the requirements of the Underwriters Laboratory (UL)
Standard 1703 and inverters must be on a list of New York State Public Service
Commission type tested inverters which are tested by UL or other nationally
recognized laboratories to conform with UL 1741;
(8) Use RSHW equipment that has been certified by the Solar Rating and Certification
Corporation under its OG-100 standard for solar collectors;
(9) Use other equipment such as modules, combiner boxes and a mounting system that
have been approved for public use; and
(10) Be in full compliance with all current National Electrical Code (NEC)
requirements.
TENT — A structure, enclosure or shelter, including structures open without sidewalls
or sidewalls that drop on 75% or more of the perimeter, constructed of fabric or pliable
material supported by any manner except by air or the contents it protects.
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complaint shall include such of the following steps as the Building Inspector may deem
appropriate:
(1) Performing an inspection of the conditions and/or activities alleged to be in
violation, and documenting the results of such inspection;
(2) If a violation is found to exist, providing the owner of the affected property and
any other person who may be responsible for the violation with notice of the
violation and opportunity to abate, correct or cure the violation, or otherwise
proceeding in a manner which violates this chapter of the Code;
(3) If appropriate, issuing a stop-work order;
(4) If a violation which was found to exist is abated or corrected, performing an
inspection to ensure that the violation has been abated or corrected, preparing a
final written report reflecting such abatement or correction, and filing such report
with the complaint.
§ 144-6. Inspections required.
A. Construction inspections
(1) Work to remain accessible and exposed. Work shall remain accessible and exposed
until inspected and accepted by the Building Inspector. The permit holder shall
notify the Building Inspector when any element of work described in Subsection
A(2) of this section is ready for inspection.
(2) Elements of work to be inspected. The following elements of the construction
process shall be inspected, where applicable:
(a) Work site prior to the issuance of a building permit;
(b) Footing and foundation;
(c) Preparation for concrete slab;
(d) Framing;
(e) Building systems, including underground and rough-in;
(f) Fire-resistant construction;
(g) Fire-resistant penetrations;
(h) Solid-fuel-burning heating appliances, chimneys, flues or gas vents;
(i) Energy Code compliance; and
(j) A final inspection after all work authorized by the building permit has been
completed.
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(3) Inspection results. After inspection, the work or a portion thereof shall be noted as
satisfactory as completed, or the permit holder shall be notified as to where the
work fails to comply with the Uniform Code or Energy Code. Work not in
compliance with any applicable provision of the Uniform Code or Energy Code
shall remain exposed until such work shall have been brought into compliance with
all applicable provisions of the Uniform Code and the Energy Code, reinspected,
and found satisfactory as completed.
B. Firesafety and property maintenance inspections.
(1) Inspections required. Firesafety and property maintenance inspections of buildings
and structures shall be performed by the Building Inspector at the following
intervals:
(a) Firesafety and property maintenance inspections of buildings or structures
which contain an area of public assembly shall be performed at least once
every 12 months.
(b) Firesafety and property maintenance inspections of all multiple dwellings not
included in Subsection B(1)(a), and all nonresidential buildings, structures,
uses and occupancies not included in Subsection B(l)(a), shall be performed
at least once every 36 months.
(2) Inspections permitted. In addition to the inspections required by Subsection B(1) of
this section, a firesafety and property maintenance inspection of any building,
structure, use, or occupancy, or of any dwelling unit, may also be performed by the
Building Inspector at any time upon:
(a) The request of the owner of the property to be inspected or an authorized
agent of such owner;
(b) Receipt by the Building Inspector of a written statement alleging that
conditions or activities failing to comply with the Uniform Code or Energy
Code exist; or
(c) Receipt by the Building Inspector of any other information, reasonably
believed by the Building Inspector to be reliable, giving rise to reasonable
cause to believe that conditions or activities failing to comply with the
Uniform Code or Energy Code exist; provided, however, that nothing in this
subsection shall be construed as permitting an inspection under any
circumstances under which a court order or warrant permitting such
inspection is required, unless such court order or warrant shall have been
obtained.
(d) OFPC inspections. Nothing in this section or in any other provision of this
chapter shall supersede, limit or impair the powers, duties and responsibilities
of the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control ("OFPC") and
the New York State Fire Administrator under Executive Law § 156-e and
Education Law § 807-b.
C. Inspection of tents. [Added 3-11-2014 by L.L. No. 4-2014]
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(1) The Building Inspector or Code Enforcement Official shall perform inspections on
tents prior to the event for which the tent is to be used. Tents must comply with all
requirements of the New York State Building Code and the following standards:
(a) Sufficient exiting to a public way.
(b) Tents over 200 square feet shall be made of flame-resistant materials. A
certificate attesting to that fact shall be available on site for inspection.
(c) All electrical supply shall be ground fault interrupted (GFI) at the source.
(d) Tent stakes shall be capped or covered in such a way to present no hazard to
the public.
(e) No cooking shall be allowed under the tent.
(f) All exiting aisles shall be maintained at a minimum of six feet wide.
(g) If the event under the tent is conducted after sunset, illuminated exit signs
and emergency exit lighting shall be provided. The lighting shall be on a
separate circuit.
(h) Guy ropes shall not pass through exit paths unless maintained more than
seven feet above grade. Tent stakes shall not be in exit paths.
(i) Fire extinguishers as required by New York State Building Code and the
Town Building Inspector/Code Enforcement Official shall be provided.
(2) A tent permit may be revoked by the Building Inspector or Code Enforcement
Official if, upon inspection, it is determined that the tent does not comply with any
of the standards set forth in § 144-6C(1) above or if the tent is used in violation of
the provisions of§ 144-8.
§ 144-7. Cooperation with other departments.
The Building Inspector may request and shall receive, so far as may be necessary in the
discharge of his duties, the assistance and cooperation of the police and fire officers and all
other municipal officials exercising any jurisdiction over the construction, use or occupancy of
buildings or the installation of equipment therein.
§ 144-8. Building permit required; application for permit.
A. Building permit/tent permit required prior to commencement; exceptions. [Amended
3-11-2014 by L.L. No. 4-20141
(1) No person, firm or corporation shall commence the erection, construction,
enlargement, alteration, removal, improvement, demolition, conversion or change
in the nature of the occupancy of any building or structure, or cause the same to be
done, without first obtaining a separate building permit from the Building Inspector
for each such building or structure. A building permit shall be required for any
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work which must conform to the Uniform Code, and Energy Code, except that no
building permit shall be required for:
(a) Necessary repairs which do not materially affect structural features.
(b) Alterations to existing buildings, provided that the alterations:
[1] Cost less than $10,000;
[2] Do not materially affect structural features;
[3] Do not affect firesafety features such as smoke detectors, sprinklers,
required fire separations and exits;
[4] Do not involve the installation of electrical systems; and
[5] Do not include the installation of solid-fuel-burning heating appliances
and associated chimneys and flues.
(c) Construction or installation of one-story detached structures associated with
one- or two-family dwellings or multiple single-family dwellings
(townhouses) which are used for tool and storage sheds, playhouses or
similar uses, provided the gross floor area does not exceed 100 square feet;
(d) Installation of swings and other playground equipment associated with a one-
or two-family dwelling or multiple single-family dwellings (townhouses);
(e) Installation of swimming pools associated with a one- or two-family dwelling
or multiple single-family dwellings (townhouses) where such pools are
designed for a water depth of less than 24 inches and are installed entirely
above ground;
(f) Installation of fences which are not part of an enclosure surrounding a
swimming pool;
(g) Construction of retaining walls, unless such walls support a surcharge or
impound Class 1, 11, or IIIA liquids;
(h) Construction of temporary motion picture, television and theater stage sets
and scenery;
(i) Installation of window awnings supported by an exterior wall of a one- or
two-family dwelling or multiple single-family dwellings (townhouses);
(j) Installation of partitions or movable cases less than five feet nine inches in
height;
(k) Painting, wallpapering, tiling, carpeting, or other similar finish work;
(1) Installation of listed portable electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation or
cooling equipment or appliances;
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(m) Replacement of any equipment, provided the replacement does not alter the
equipment's listing or render it inconsistent with the equipment's original
specifications; or
(n) Repairs, provided that such repairs do not involve:
[1] The removal or cutting away of a load-bearing wall, partition, or portion
thereof, or of any structural beam or load-bearing component;
[2] The removal or change of any required means of egress, or the
rearrangement of parts of a structure in a manner which affects egress;
[3] The enlargement, alteration, replacement or relocation of any building
system; or
[4] The removal from service of all or part of a fire protection system for
any period of time.
(2) No tent shall be erected on any property, except properties wherein the primary use
is a single-family dwelling, unless a permit has been issued by the Building
Department. Tents may be erected for protection from the elements for special
events or for temporary activities that are a permitted use of the premises in
accordance with the Town Code and the approved site plan for the premises,
subject to the following standards:
(a) Tents should be removed as promptly as possible after the event has
concluded.
(b) The duration of a tent permit shall be determined by the Building Inspector
or Code Enforcement Official, up to a maximum duration of 30 days.
(c) A tent permit shall not issue if the parcel has an open building permit or is
the subject of a pending site plan review or the property is subject to pending
Town Code violation(s).
(d) A permit is required from the State of New York for tents with an occupancy
of 300 or more unless owned, leased, or operated by a bona fide religious,
charitable, educational, fraternal, service, veteran, or volunteer fire
organization.
(3) The exemption from the requirement to obtain a building permit for work in any
category set forth in Subsection A(1) of this section shall not be deemed an
authorization for work to be performed in violation of the Uniform Code or the
Energy Code. All work, structures and buildings must comply with the provisions
of Chapter 280, Zoning, of the Southold Town Code.
B. Any building permit issued in violation of the provisions of this chapter shall be null and
void and of no effect without the necessity for any proceedings, revocations or
nullification thereof; and any work undertaken or use established pursuant to the issuance
of a permit in violation of the provisions of this chapter shall be invalid.
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C. Applications. [Amended 12-6-2011 by L.L. No. 13-2011; 2-14-2012 by L.L. No.
3-2012; 4-24-2012 by L.L. No. 6-20121
(1) Every application for a building permit shall be made in writing, on a form
provided by or otherwise acceptable to the Building Inspector. The application
shall be signed by the owner or an authorized agent of the owner and contain the
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F. No building permit shall be issued for a building in any district where such use is
permitted by special exception unless and until such approval has been duly granted by
the board having jurisdiction thereof.
G. No building permit shall be issued for any building until approval has been received from
the Suffolk County Department of Health Services for the proposed water supply and
sewage disposal system.
H. The building permit application and all supporting documentation shall be made in
triplicate. Upon the issuance of a building permit, the Building Inspector shall return one
copy of all filed documents to the applicant.
I. Every building permit shall expire if the work authorized has not commenced within 12
months after the date of issuance or has not been completed within 18 months from such
date. If no zoning amendments or other regulations affecting the property have been
enacted in the interim, the Building Inspector may authorize, in writing, the extension of
the permit for an additional six months. Thereafter, a renewal permit shall be required.
[Amended 5-10-2011 by L.L. No. 5-20111
J. As soon as the foundation of a building or of any addition to an existing building is
completed and before first-story framing or wall construction is begun, there shall be
filed with the Building Inspector an accurate survey, signed by the person responsible for
said survey, showing the exact location of such foundation with respect to the street and
property lines of the lot. No further construction shall be performed until such survey is
approved by the Building Inspector.
K. Permit fees. [Amended 8-10-2010 by L.L. No. 7-2010; 1-18-2011 by L.L. No. 2-20111
(1) The following fees shall be paid upon the filing of an application with the Building
Inspector for a building permit, which fees shall be paid into the general fund if
the application is approved or returned to the applicant if the application is denied:
(a) Single-family dwellings:
[1] New dwellings and alterations or additions to existing dwellings: $200,
plus $0.40 for each square foot of floor area.
[2] Accessory buildings and additions or alterations to existing accessory
buildings: $100, plus $0.40 for each square foot of floor area.
(b) Farm buildings and additions or alterations to existing farm buildings: $150
for each building.
(c) Hotel, motel, multiple dwellings and business, industrial and all other
buildings, including wineries:
[1] New buildings and additions and alterations to existing buildings: $250,
plus $0.40 for each square foot of floor area.
[2] Accessory buildings and additions and alterations to existing accessory
buildings: $100, plus $0.40 for each square foot of floor area.
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(d) Foundations constructed under existing buildings: $200.
(e) In-ground swimming pools, together with required enclosure fencing: $250;
aboveground swimming pools, together with required enclosure fencing:
$250.
(f) The permit fee for all signs shall be $75 per permit.
(g) Demolition and/or removal of any building: $100 minimum and $0.30 for
each square foot of floor area.
(h) Deer exclusion fences erected in accordance with § 280-105: $75.
(i) The fee for standard applications for any residential solar energy system shall
be $50. [Added 12-6-2011 by L.L. No. 13-20111
(j) The permit fee for tents shall be $50 per permit. [Added 3-11-2014 by L.L.
No. 4-20141
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(3) The name, address and Tax Map number of the property;
(4) If the certificate of occupancy is not applicable to an entire structure, a description
of that portion of the structure for which the certificate of occupancy is issued;
(5) The use and occupancy classification of the structure;
(6) The type of construction of the structure;
(7) The assembly occupant load of the structure;
(8) If an automatic sprinkler system is provided, a notation as to whether the sprinkler
system is required;
(9) Any special conditions imposed in connection with the issuance of the building
permit; and
(10) The signature of the Building Inspector issuing the certificate of occupancy and the
date of issuance.
§ 144-18. Temporary certificates of occupancy; fee.
Upon request, and the payment of a fee of$25, the Building Inspector may issue a temporary
certificate of occupancy for a building or structure or part thereof before the entire work
covered by the building permit shall have been completed, provided that such portion or
portions as have been completed may be occupied safely without endangering life or the
public welfare.
§ 144-19. Tests for compliance with standards.
Whenever there are reasonable grounds to believe that any material, construction, equipment
or assembly does not conform to the requirements of the Uniform Code or the applicable
building laws, ordinances or regulations, the Building Inspector may require the same to be
subjected to tests in order to furnish proof of such compliance.
§ 144-20. Compliance required; penalties for offenses.
A. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to construct, alter, repair, move,
remove, demolish, equip, use or occupy or maintain any building or structure or portion
thereof in violation of any provisions of this chapter, or to fail in any manner to comply
with a notice, directive or order of the Building Inspector, or to construct, alter or use
and occupy any building or structure or part thereof in a manner not permitted by an
approved building permit or certificate of occupancy.
B. For each offense against any provisions of the Uniform Code, Energy Code, or of this
chapter, or any regulations made pursuant thereto, or failure to comply with a written
notice or order of any Building Inspector within the time fixed for compliance therewith,
the owner, occupant, builder, architect, contractor or their agents or any other person who
commits, takes part or assists in the commission of any such offense or who shall fail to
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comply with a .written order or notice of any Building Inspector shall, upon a first
conviction thereof, be guilty of a violation punishable by a fine not to exceed $5,000 or
imprisonment for a period not to exceed 15 days, or both. Each day on which such
violation shall occur shall constitute a separate, additional offense. For a second and
subsequent conviction within 36 months thereafter, such person shall be guilty of a
violation punishable by a fine not to exceed $10,000 or imprisonment for a period not to
exceed 15 days, or both such fine and imprisonment.
C. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to erect a tent in violation of the
provisions of this chapter, or to fail in any manner to comply with a notice, directive or
order of the Building Inspector or Code Enforcement Official; the owner, occupant, or
their agents or other person who commits any such offense shall, upon first conviction
thereof, be guilty of a violation punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000. Each day on
which such violation shall occur shall constitute a separate, additional offense. For a
second and subsequent conviction within 36 months thereafter, such person shall be
guilty of a violation punishable by a fine not to exceed $2,500. [Added 3-11-2014 by
L.L. No. 4-20141
§ 144-21. Abatement of violations.
Appropriate actions and proceedings may be taken at law or in equity to prevent unlawful
construction or to restrain, correct or abate a violation or to prevent illegal occupancy of a
building, structure or premises or to prevent illegal acts, conduct or business in or about any
premises; and those remedies shall be in addition to the penalties prescribed in the preceding
section.
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§ 260-8 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 260-8
Name of Street Side Location
Hobart Road East At Southold, from the northerly
curbline of Terry Lane northerly for a
distance of 98 feet
Horton's Lane West At Southold, from the extension
easterly of the northerly line of County
Route 48 northerly for a distance of 60
feet
Hummel Avenue [Added South At Southold, from the southeast corner
3-9-2004 by L.L. No. 7-20041 of Hummel Avepue and Boisseau
Avenue, along the south side of
Hummel Avenue to the intersection of
Hummel Avenue and Young's Avenue
Inlet Road (also known as Mill Both At Peconic, from the intersection of a
Lane) [Added 10-5-2010 by private road known as Miami Avenue
L.L. No. 11-2010; amended and Inlet Road (also known as Mill
9-10-2013 by L.L. No. 8-20131 Lane) northerly to the intersection of a
private road known as Sound View
Avenue (also known as Sound
Avenue) and Inlet Road (also known
as Mill Lane)
Jackson Street Both At Cutchogue, from the southerly
curbline of New Suffolk Avenue
southerly for a distance of 250 feet
Jackson Street [Added Both At New Suffolk, from the intersection
7-29-2008 by L.L. No. 8-20081 of First Street westerly to the
intersection of Fourth Street
King Street [Added 3-11-2014 North At Orient, from the intersection of
by L.L. No. 3-2014] King Street and Village Lane to the
intersection of King Street and Willow
Terrace Lane
King Street South At New Suffolk, between Fourth Street
and Fifth Street
Lands End Road [Added Both From Route 25 northerly to the
6-11-1996 by L.L. No. 12-19961 intersection of Latham Lane
Love Lane East At Mattituck, from the north curbline
of New York State Route 25 northerly
for a distance of 20 feet
Love Lane West At Mattituck, from the north curbline
of Pike Street northerly for a distance
of 40 feet
Love Lane West At Mattituck, from the north curbline
of Sounds Avenue northerly for a
distance of 75 feet
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§ 260-8 SOUTHOLD CODE § 260-8
Name of Street Side Location
Luther's Road, also known as Both At Mattituck, from the guardrail at the
"Breakwater Road" [Amended northerly terminus of Luther's Road
6-24-1997 by L.L. No. 14-19971 extending southerly for a distance of
250 feet on the easterly side and 500
feet on the westerly side
Main Bayview Road [Added South In Southold, from the intersection of
9-27-2005 by L.L. No. 14-20051 Corey Creek Lane both easterly and
westerly for a distance of 175 feet in
each direction
Marratooka Road West At Mattituck, between Peconic Bay
and Park Avenue
Mechanic Street East At Southold, between New York State
Route 25 and Mechanic Street East
Mill Road [Added 10-5-2010 by Both At Peconic, from the intersection of a
L.L. No. 11-2010; amended private road known as Miami Avenue
9-10-2013 by L.L. No. 8-20131 and Mill Road southeasterly to the
intersection of Sound View Avenue
and Mill Road
Montauk Avenue [Added West At Fishers Island, starting 559 feet
9-17-1996 by L.L. No. 17-1996; south of the intersection of Crescent
amended 7-22-1997 by L.L. No. Avenue and extending southerly for a
20-19971 distance of 188 feet
Nassau Point Road (causeway) Both At Cutchogue, from the intersection
with Bay Avenue, also known as
"Skunk Lane," south for a distance of
1,750 feet
New Suffolk Avenue Both At Cutchogue, at Halls Creek Bridge,
Downs Creek Bridge and West Creek
Bridge for a distance of 250 feet
easterly and westerly from the center
lines of said bridges
New Suffolk Avenue Both At Mattituck, from the southerly
curbline of New York State Route 25
easterly for a distance of 500 feet
New Suffolk Road East At Cutchogue, from the southerly
curbline of New York State Route 25
southerly for a distance of 400 feet
New Suffolk Road West At Cutchogue, from the southerly
curbline of New York State Route 25
southerly for a distance of 385 feet
North Bay View Road Both At Southold, for a distance of 450 feet
easterly and westerly from the center
line of Goose Creek Bridge
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§ 260-8 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 260-8
Name of Street Side Location
Peconic Bay Boulevard Both At Mattituck, for a distance of 250 feet
easterly and westerly from the center
line of Brushes Creek Bridge
Peconic Bay Boulevard North At Mattituck, from New York
Telephone pole No. 22 easterly 650
feet to New York Telephone pole No.
16
Pike Street Both At Mattituck, starting at the
intersection of Wickham Avenue and
extending westerly for a distance of
310 feet
Pike Street North At Mattituck, starting at the northeast
corner of Mary's Road and extending
easterly for a distance of 700 feet
Pike Street South At Mattituck, from the easterly
curbline of Westphalia Road easterly
for a distance of 12 feet
Plum Island Lane [Added Both In Orient, on both sides of Plum Island
2-2-1999 by L.L. No. 1-19991 Lane, from the intersection of Route
25 southerly to the intersection of
Parkview Lane
Rocky Point Road [Added East In East Marion, on the east side of
12-18-2001 by L.L. No. Rocky Point Road, north and south of
21-20011 the intersection with Aquaview
Avenue for approximately 50 feet
Seventh Street East At Greenport, between New York
State Route 25 (Main Street) and
Corwin Street
Soundview Avenue Both At Southold, starting at the intersection
of County Route 48 and extending
westerly for a distance of 620 feet
Soundview Avenue Extension Both From terminus at Lighthouse Road
[Added 5-28-1996 by L.L. No. easterly for a distance of 300 feet
7-1996]
Tabor Road Both At Orient, from the southerly curbline
of New York State Route 25 southerly
for a distance of 270 feet
Terry Lane North At Southold, from the easterly curbline
of Hobart Road easterly for a distance
of 142 feet
Terry Lane South At Southold, from the extension
southerly of the east curbline of Hobart
Road easterly for a distance of 127 feet
260:29 06-01 -2014
§ 260-8 SOUTHOLD CODE § 260-8.1
Name of Street Side Location
Traveler Street South At Southold, from the southwest
corner of Traveler Street and Beckwith
Avenue proceeding westerly for 111
feet to the guardrail
Traveler Street [Added South In Southold, westerly on the south
4-22-2003 by L.L. No. 8-20031 curbline for a distance of 20 feet from
the west side of the exit from the
Town Municipal Parking Lot
Village Lane East At Orient, between New York State
Route 25 and Orchard Street
Village Lane [Added 3-11-2014 East At Orient, from the point 170 feet
by L.L. No. 3-20141 south of the intersection of Village
Lane and the southwesterly comer of
Fletcher Street and extending to the
terminus of Village Lane at the
intersection with King Street
Village Lane West At Orient, between a point 50 feet
north of the northerly curbline of
Orchard Street and a point 675 feet
southerly thereof
Whistler Avenue South At Fishers Island, from the
southeasterly corner of the intersection
of Whistler Avenue and Airport Road
easterly for a distance of 1,795 feet
Youngs Avenue East At Southold, from the southerly
curbline of New York State Route 25
southerly for a distance of 181 feet
Youngs Avenue West At Southold, from the northerly
curbline of New York State Route 25
northerly for a distance of 186 feet
§ 260-8.1. Trailer parking prohibited at all times. [Added 7-29-2008 by L.L. No. 8-20081
The parking of trailers and the parking of vehicles with trailers is hereby prohibited at all
times in any of the following locations and at any other location where signage indicates "no
trailer parking":
A. Hamlet of New Suffolk.
Name of Street Side Location
Fifth Street Both From the intersection with Main Street to the
southerly terminus of Fifth Street
First Street Both From the intersection with Orchard Street to the
southerly terminus of First Street
260:30 06-01 -2014
§ 260-8.1 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 260-9
Name of Street Side Location
Fourth Street Both From the intersection with Main Street to the
southerly terminus of Fourth Street
Fourth Street Both From the intersection with Orchard Street to the
intersection with King Street
Fourth Street West From the intersection with King Street to the
intersection with Main Street
Jackson Street Both From the intersection with Fifth Street to The
intersection with First Street
King Street Both From the intersection with New Suffolk Road
to the easterly terminus of King Street
Main Street Both From the intersection with New Suffolk Road
easterly to the intersection with First Street
New Suffolk Road Both From the intersection with Orchard Street to the
intersection with Main Street
Orchard Street Both From the intersection with New Suffolk Road
to the easterly terminus of Orchard Street
Second Street Both From the intersection with Orchard Street to the
southerly terminus of Second Street
Third Street Both From the intersection with Main Street to the
southerly terminus of Third Street
Third Street Both From the intersection with Orchard Street to the
intersection with King Street
Third Street East From the intersection with King Street to the
intersection with Main Street
§ 260-9. Parking prohibited during certain hours. [Added 7-31-1973; amended
9-21-1976 by L.L. No. 4-1976; 8-12-1980 by L.L. No. 4-1980; 7-7-1981 by L.L. No.
4-1981; 5-4-1982 by L.L. No. 2-1982; 7-7-1982 by L.L. No. 4-1982; 4-5-1983 by L.L. No.
3-1983; 4-19-1983 by L.L. No. 4-1983; 12-28-1984 by L.L. No. 11-1984; 7-2-1985 by L.L.
No. 9-1985; 8-13-1985 by L.L. No. 13-1985; 11-15-1988 by L.L. No. 26-1988; 11-27-1990
by L.L. No. 27-1990; 8-13-1991 by L.L. No. 18-1991; 1-10-1995 by L.L. No. 1-1995;
5-30-1995 by L.L. No. 9-1995]
A. The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited between the hours indicated in any of the
following locations:3
3. Editor's Note: Former Subsection B,regarding prohibited parldng between 10:00 p.m.and 6:00 a.m.,and Subsection
C, added 6-8-1999 by L.L. No. 4-1999, regarding night fishing permits, which immediately followed this schedule,
were repealed 8-10-2010 by L.L.No.8-2010.
260:30.1 06-01 -2014
§ 260-9 SOUTHOLD CODE § 260-9
Between the
Name of Street Side Hours of Location
Bailie Beach Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from Long
6:00 a.m. Island Sound southerly for
a distance of 500 feet
Bay Avenue Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, between
6:00 a.m. Peconic Bay and Peconic
Bay Boulevard
Bay Home Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from the
6:00 a.m. terminus northerly for a
distance of 300 feet
Budd's Pond Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from the
6:00 a.m. guardrail as the southerly
terminus northerly for a
distance of 100 feet
Duck Pond Road East 10:00 p.m. and In Cutchogue, from the
10:00 a.m. guardrail at the northerly
terminus southerly for a
distance of 400 feet
260:30.2 06-01 -2014
§ 260-9 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 260-9
Between the
Name of Street Side Hours of Location
Sigsbee Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from the
6:00 a.m. southerly curbline of
Peconic Bay Boulevard
southerly to Peconic Bay
Silvermere Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Greenport, along both
6:00 a.m. sides of the parking area
adjacent to the terminus
Skunk Lane Both 10:00 p.m. and In Cutchogue, from
6:00 a.m. Peconic Bay westerly for a
distance of 150 feet
Sleepy Hollow Lane Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from the
[Added 7-8-1997 by 6:00 p.m. guardrail at the easterly
L.L. No. 18-1997] terminus westerly for a
distance of 200 feet
Sound Beach Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from Long
6:00 a.m. Island Sound southerly for
a distance of 100 feet
Sound Drive (67 Steps) Both Sunset and 6:00 In Greenport, from the
[Amended 5-28-1996 a.m. guardrail at the northerly
by L.L. No. 7-19961 terminus to Sound Drive
Sound Drive West Both 10:00 p.m. and In Greenport, from the
6:00 a.m. westerly terminus easterly
for a distance of 200 feet
South Harbor Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from the
[Added 11-12-1997 by 6:00 a.m. guardrail northerly for a
L.L. No. 27-1997] distance of 500 feet
Spring Lane [Added Both 10:00 p.m. and In Peconic, from the
6-24-1997 by L.L. No. 6:00 a.m. guardrail at the easterly
16-1997] terminus westerly for a
distance of 225 feet
Terry Lane North 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from the west
6:00 a.m. curbline of Hobart Road
westerly to Town Creek
The Anchorage [Added Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from the
5-27-1997 by L.L. No. 6:00 a.m. guardrail at westerly
12-19971 terminus easterly to
Westview Drive
Town Harbor Lane Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from Peconic
6:00 a.m. Bay to Terry Lane
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§ 260-9 SOUTHOLD CODE § 260-11
Between the
Name of Street Side Hours of Location
Watersedge Way Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from and
6:00 a.m. including its intersection
with Rambler Road
northwesterly for a distance
of 150 feet
Whistler Avenue North 7:30 p.m. and In Fishers Island, from the
6:00 a.m. easterly terminus westerly
for a distance of 500 feet
Youngs Street Both 10:00 p.m. and In Orient, from the
6:00 a.m. guardrail at the northerly
terminus southerly for a
distance of 500 feet
§ 260-10. Parking prohibited during certain months. [Added 12-28-1984 by L.L. No.
11-1984]
The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited during the months indicated (both inclusive) in
any of the following locations:
During Months of
Name of Street Side (both inclusive) Location
Beckwith Avenue West December to March In Southold between New
York Route 25 and Traveler
Street
Second Street [Added Both June to August At New Suffolk, from the
4-8-2014 by L.L. No. southerly intersection of
6-20141 Main Street to the northerly
intersection of Jackson Street
§ 260-11. Parking for limited time only. [Added 7-31-1973; amended 9-21-1976 by L.L.
No. 4-1976; 8-12-1980 by L.L. No. 4-1980; 7-2-1985 by L.L. No. 9-1985; 9-23-1986 by
L.L. No. 11-1986; 11-27-1990 by L.L. No. 27-1990; 8-10-1993 by L.L. No. 17-1993;
5-30-1995 by L.L. No. 9-19951
The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited for a longer period of time than that designated,
between the hours indicated, in any of the following locations:
Between the Time
Name of Street Side Hours of Limit Location
Duck Pond Road East 10:00 a.m. and 2 hrs. At Cutchogue, from the
10:00 P.M. guardrail at the northerly
terminus southerly for a
distance of 400 feet
260:34.2 06-01 -2014
§ 260-11 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 260-11
Between the Time
Name of Street Side Hours of Limit Location
Duck Pond Road West 7:00 a.m. and 2 hrs. At Cutchogue, from the
10:00 P.M. guardrail at the northerly
terminus southerly for a
distance of 400 feet
260:34.3 06-01-2014
§ DL-1 DISPOSITION LIST § DL-1
Local Law Adoption
No. Date Subject Disposition
10-2010 8-24-2010 2010 Retirement Incentive Program, Part NCM
B
11-2010 10-5-2010 Parking at beaches amendment; vehicles Chs. 189, Art. I;
and traffic amendment 260
12-2010 10-19-2010 Zoning amendment Ch. 280
1-2011 1-4-2011 Animals: dog licensing and identification Ch. 83, Art. III
2-2011 1-18-2011 Fire prevention and building code Chs. 144; 280
administration amendment; zoning
amendment
3-2011 4-12-2011 Taxation: senior citizen exemption Ch. 245, Art. I
amendment
4-2011 5-10-2011 Solid waste: garbage, rubbish and refuse Ch. 233, Art. I
amendment
5-2011 5-10-2011 Fire prevention and building code Ch. 144
administration amendment
6-2011 5-24-2011 Small wind energy systems amendment; Chs. 277, Art. 1;
zoning amendment 280
7-2011 7-19-2011 Vehicles and traffic amendment Ch. 260
8-2011 7-19-2011 Prevention of noise Ch. 180
9-2011 8-2-2011 Zoning Map amendment NCM
10-2011 8-30-2011 Parking at beaches amendment Ch. 189, Art. I
11-2011 8-30-2011 Parking at beaches amendment; vehicles Chs. 189, Art. I;
and traffic amendment 260
12-2011 10-11-2011 Taxation: exemption for volunteer fire Ch. 245, Art. V
fighters and ambulance workers
amendment
13-2011 12-6-2011 Fire prevention and building code Ch. 144
administration amendment
1-2012 12-20-2012 Zoning Map amendment NCM
2-2012 1-17-2012 Shellfish and other marine resources Ch. 219
amendment
3-2012 2-14-2012 Fire prevention and building code Chs. 144; 228;
administration amendment; soil removal 236; 237, Art. 11;
amendment; stormwater management 240; 253, Art. 1;
amendment; street excavations 275; 280
amendment; subdivision of land
amendment; tourist and trailer camps:
general regulations amendment; wetlands
and shoreline amendment; zoning
amendment
i
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§ DL-1 SOUTHOLD CODE § DL-1
Local Law Adoption
No. Date Subject Disposition
4-2012 3-13-2012 Unsafe buildings; property maintenance Ch. 100
amendment
5-2012 4-10-2012 Zoning amendment Ch. 280
6-2012 4-24-2012 Fire prevention and building code Chs. 144; 280
administration amendment; zoning
amendment
7-2012 5-8-2012 Streets and sidewalks: removal of utility Ch. 237, Art. V
poles
8-2012 6-5-2012 Dogs amendment; waterfowl and gull Ch. 83, Arts. II,
feeding and domestic pet waste IV
9-2012 7-3-2012 Zoning Map amendment NCM
10-2012 9-11-2012 Vehicles and traffic amendment Ch. 260
11-2012 9-25-2012 Transfer of sanitary flow credits Ch. 117
amendment
12-2012 10-9-2012 Wetlands and shoreline amendment Ch. 275
13-2012 11-7-2012 Waterfowl and gull feeding and domestic Ch. 83, Art. IV
pet waste amendment
1-2013 1-29-2013 Coastal erosion hazard areas amendment; Chs. 111; 275
wetlands and shoreline amendment
2-2013 2-12-2013 Zoning amendment Ch. 280
3-2013 2-12-2013 Taxation: exemption for Cold War Ch. 245, Art. VII
veterans amendment
4-2013 7-30-2013 Public entertainment and special events Ch. 205
amendment
5-2013 8-13-2013 Dogs amendment; parks and recreation Chs. 83, Art. II;
areas: use regulations and restrictions 193, Art. I
amendment
6-2013 8-27-2013 Zoning amendment Ch. 280
7-2013 8-27-2013 Vehicles and traffic amendment Ch. 260
8-2013 9-10-2013 Parking at beaches amendment; vehicles Chs. 189, Art. 1;
and traffic amendment 260
9-2013 11-19-2013 Taxation: targeted business investment Ch. 245, Art. II
exemption amendment
10-2013 11-19-2013 Taxation: assessment and tax relief for Ch. 245, Art. IX
Superstorm Sandy impact
1-2014 1-28-2014 Water supply plan map amendment NCM
2-2014 2-25-2014 Exemption for war veterans and Gold Ch. 245, Art. VI
Star parents amendment
3-2014 3-11-2014 Vehicles and traffic amendment Ch. 260
DL:6 06-01 -2014
§ DL-I DISPOSITION LIST § DL-1
• Local Law Adoption
No. Date Subject Disposition
4-2014 3-11-2014 Fire prevention and building code Ch. 144
administration amendment
5-2014 3-25-2014 Southold Community Preservation Ch. 17, Art. II
Project Plan amendment
6-2014 4-8-2014 Vehicles and traffic amendment Ch. 260
DL:7 06-01 -2014
SOUTHOLD INDEX
DEFINITIONS NOTE:For the AGRICULTURAL LANDS Rules and regulations,75-6
convenience of the Code user,all PRESERVATION Severability,75-7
terms defined in this Code are in- Acquisition of development ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
eluded in the Index under the rights,70-4 Parks and recreation areas,193-9
heading"Definitions and Abbrevi- Alienation of development rights, Police department rules and regu-
ations." 70-5 lations,A290-15,A290-24
Definitions,70-3 Public Consumption,79-1,79-2
Hearing,704,70-5 Consumption of alcoholic
Improvement,70-2 beverages in public re-
_A_ Open space,70-2 stricted,79-1
Permits,70-5 Penalties for offenses,79-2
ABANDONMENT Purpose,70-2 Vehicle,79-1
Harbor management,157-8 Sale,70-4,70-5 ANCHORING
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Severability,70-6 Boats,docks and wharves,96-3,
37,215-43 Title,70-1 96-7,96-11,96-12,96-22,
Subdivision of land,240-37 AGRICULTURAL PLANNED 96-23
Vehicles and traffic,260-23 DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Coastal erosion hazard areas,1 1(-
Vehicles,motor-driven,264-19 Zoning,280-170-280-181 13
Wind energy,277-6 AGRICULTURAL USES Flood damage prevention,148-
Zoning,280-76,280-88 Farm stands 14,148-16,148-18,148-21
ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND Appeals,72-11 Harbor management,157-4,157-
STRUCTURES Area,yard and bulk regula- 6
Fire prevention and building con- tions,72-5,72-6 Wind energy,277-4
struction,144-8,144-15 Definitions,72-6 ANIMALS
Landmark preservation,170-7 Farm stand offerings,72-7 Community Preservation Fund,
Wetlands and shoreline,275-2, Farm stand permit required, 17-4
275-5 72-5 Dog Licensing and Identification
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-15, Farm stand permits issued Definitions,83-18
280-19,280-22,280-104, without requirements of Exemptions,83-23
280-107,280-116,280-149, site plan approval,72-6 Fees,83-23
280-154 Maximum size of farm stand, Identification tag,83-24
ACCESSORY USES 72-8 Issuance of license,83-24
Plum Island Research District Off-street parking,72-6 Legislative authority,83-16
(PIC),280-187 Parking,72-5,72-6 Licenses issued only by Town
Plum Island Research District Penalties for offenses,72-12 Clerk,83-20
(PIR),280-183 Permit,72-12 Licensing,83-19
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-15, Setbacks,72-6 Notices,83-24
280-17,280-22,280-27,280- Variance procedures,72-11 Penalties for offenses,83-25
35,280-38,280-41,280-45, Zoning,72-5 Proof of vaccination against
28048,280-52,280-55,280- Zoning Board of Appeals,72- rabies,83-21
58,280-62,280-78,280-127, 11 Purpose,83-17
280-172 General provisions Rabies vaccinations,83-21
ADOPTION OF RENUMBERED Definitions,72-4 Records,83-24
2006 CODE Purpose,72-2 Repeal of inconsistent local
General provisions,1-14-1-18 Statutory authorization,72-3 laws or ordinances,83-26
ADVERTISING Title,72-1 Term of license and renewals,
Tobacco advertising,249-1- Variances,72-3 83-22
249-5 AIR CONDITIONING Dogs,83-7-83-15
Wind energy,277-4 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Age requirements,83-6
Zoning,280-80,280-81,280-85 36 Arrest warrant,83-9
AFFORDABLE HOUSING AIR POLLUTION Barking or howling,83-6
Subdivision of land,240-10 Zoning,280-77,280-111 Confinement,83-12
Zoning,280-137 ALARM SYSTEMS Disposition,83-12
AFFORDABLE HOUSING Alarm device,75-2,75-3,75-6 Enforcement,83-7
(AHD)DISTRICT Charges for false alarms,75-6 Filing of complaints,83-8
Subdivision of land,240-10,240- Definitions,75-2 Fine,83-13
42 Disorderly conduct,75-8 Impoundment,83-11,83-12
Zoning,280-30 Emergency,75-1,75-2,75-5,75- Penalties for offenses,83-13
AGE RESTRICTIONS 6 Permit,83-9
Zoning,280-30 False alarms,75-5,75-6 Prohibited activities,83-6
AGPDD,see AGRICULTURAL Fees,75-4 Property damage,83-6
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT Fine,75-8 Redemption,83-12
DISTRICT Intentional false alarms,75-5 Seeing Eye dogs,83-10
AGRICULTURAL- Investigation,75-1 Seizure of dogs at large,83-11
CONSERVATION(A-C) Penalties for offenses,75-5,75-6, Severability,83-14
DISTRICT(TWO-ACRE 75-8 Summons,83-9
MINIMUM) Permit,75-3,75-4 When effective,83-15
Subdivision of land,240-42 Purpose,75-1 Ducks,83-1-83-5
I 06-01-2014
SOUTHOLD INDEX
Deposit of waste matter in Subdivision of land,240-10,240- Subdivision of land,240-7,240-
Town waters prohibited, 45,240-57 44
834 Waterfront consistency review, Targeted Business Investment
Keeping of ducks for private 2684,268-5 Exemption,245-7
use,83-2 Zoning,280-4,280-9,280-13, Taxation,245-3,2454,245-8,
Penalties for offenses,83-5 280-17,280-22,280-28,280- 245-9,245-11,245-12
Permit,83-1,83-3,83-4 31,280-35,280-38,280-41, Waterfront consistency review,
Water,83-3,83-4 28045,280-48,280-52,280- 268-3,268-5
Harbor management,157-11 55,280-58,280-62,280-78, Wetlands and shoreline,275-4,
Parks and recreation areas,193-2 280-79,280-81,280-86,280- 275-6
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 92,280-100,280-121,280- Zoning,280-45,280-88,280-92,
37,215-38 130,280-131,280-137,280- 280-133,280-159
Subdivision of land,240-44 140-280-142,280-144- See also SUPERSTORM
Waterfowl and Gull Feeding and 280-150,280-154 SANDY IMPACT,AS-
Domestic Pet Waste APPEARANCE TICKETS SESSMENT AND TAX
Appearance tickets,83-29 Animals,83-29 RELIEF FOR
Definitions,83-27 Appearance tickets,5-1-5-3 ASSESSOR
Enforcement,83-29 Certain public servants authorized Taxation,245-3
Fecal matter,83-28 to issue appearance tickets, ASSESSORS
Livestock,domestic,83-28 5-2 Election,9-1,9-2
Penalties for offenses,83-28, Dogs,5-2 Approval by referendum,9-2
83-30 Parking,5-2,5-3 Continuation as elective office,
Pet waste,83-28 Purpose,5-1 9-1
Pet waste disposal,83-28 Safety,5-2 Number,9-3-9-5
Police/Bay Constables,83-29 Sanitation,5-2 Amendment of Session Laws,
Prohibitions,83-28 Service of appearance tickets,5-3 9-3
Sanitation,83-28 Signs,5-2 Approval by referendum,9-5
Statutory authority,83-31 Vehicles,5-2 Conditions as to effectiveness,
Storm sewers,83-28 ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW 94
Waterfowl feeding,83-28 COMMITTEE
Zoning Inspector,83-29 Zoning,280-131
Waterfront consistency review, AREA,YARD AND BULK REG- -B-
268-3 ULATIONS
Zoning,280-13,280-17,280-58, Agricultural uses,72-5,72-6,72- BACKFILLING
280-62,280-78,280-85,280- 8 Streets and sidewalks,237-13
98,280-99,280-111 Community Preservation Fund, Subdivision of land,240-36
ANIMALS,DOMESTIC 17-13 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
Parks and recreation areas,193- Plum Island Research District BARRICADES
3.1 (PIC),280-188 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
ANTENNAS Plum Island Research District 43
Wireless Communication Facili- (PIR),280-184 Streets and sidewalks,237-12,
ties,280-76.1 Stormwater management,236-20 237-13
Zoning,280-68,280-70,280-72, Zoning,280-62,280-137 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
280-73,280-76,280-76.2 ASBESTOS BATTERIES
APARTMENTS Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Junkyards,166-1
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-22, 43 BAY CONSTABLE
280-27,280-38,28045,280- ASHES Powers and duties,219-23,275-
48,280-78 Parks and recreation areas,193-2 12.1,275-15
APPEALS Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Shellfish and other marine re-
Agricultural uses,72-11 38 sources,219-23
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- ASSESSMENT AND TAX RE- Wetlands and shoreline,275-12.1,
24-111-26 LIEF FOR SUPERSTORM 275-15
Community Preservation Fund, SANDY IMPACT,see SU- BED-AND-BREAKFAST
17-34 PERSTORM SANDY IM- Zoning,280-13,280-52,280-55
Ethics,26-13 PACT,ASSESSMENT AND BICYCLES
Expenses of town officers,30-1 TAX RELIEF FOR Applicability,88-8
Flood damage prevention,1484, ASSESSMENTS Carrying children,88-5
148-22 Buildings,unsafe;property Coasting,88-5
Landmark preservation,170-11 maintenance,100-10 Cutouts prohibited,88-4
Lighting,outdoor,172-8 Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- General provisions,1-2
Plum Island Research District 10 Light required,88-1
(PIC),280-187 Ethics,26-13 Operation of bicycle,88-3
Plum Island Research District General provisions,1-4 Parks,88-1-88-3,88-5
(PIR),280-183 Littering,174-5 Penalties for offenses,88-7
Public entertainment and special Public hearings,notice of,55-1 Use of bell or whistle as alarm,
events,205-6 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 88-2
Records,59-8,59-10 5,215-33,215-50,215-52 Use of sidewalks,88-6
Soil removal,228-6 Vehicles,88-1-88-6
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Zoning,280-137 Legislative findings,96-26 Water,96-12,96-16
BINGO AND GAMES OF Permit,96-28 Water-skiers,96-12
CHANCE Pollution,96-26 Zoning,280-137
Bingo,92-1-92-11 Prohibited acts,96-28 BONDS
Bingo permitted,92-2 Recreation areas,96-26 Coastal erosion hazard areas,I 1(-
Leased premises,92-4 Safety,96-26 15,111-27,111-28
License,92-2,92-3 Severability,96-29 General provisions,1-4
Management and operation, Storage,96-26 Highway specifications,161-46,
92-9 Water,96-26 16149
Maximum value of all prizes Water pollution,96-26 Housing fund,34-4
on one occasion,92-8 Fuel,96-16 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Maximum value of single Garbage,96-8 42
prize,92-7 Gas,96-17 Soil removal,228-8,228-9
Penalties for offenses,92-11 Gases,96-16 Stormwater management,236-20
Purchase of bingo equipment, Hazards to navigation,96-10 Streets and sidewalks,237-9,
92-5 Hunt,96-20 237-18
Purpose,92-1 Inspection,96-24 Subdivision of land,240-3,240-7,
Remuneration prohibited,92- Internal-combustion engines,96- 240-20,240-23,240-25,240-
10 17 30-240-35,240-37,240-45
Use of proceeds,92-6 Liable,96-10,96-25 Wetlands and shoreline,275-9
Games of Chance,92-12-92-15 Lien,96-10,96-25 Zoning,280-137
Approval by electors,92-15 Lighting,96-14 BRUSH,GRASS AND WEEDS
Definitions,92-12 Manner of operation,96-13 Burning,outdoor,104-1,104-2
Games of chance authorized, Mattituck Creek,96-23 Highway specifications,161-16,
92-13 Mooring and anchoring,96-22 161-30
License,92-13,92-14 Mooring permits,96-24 Solid waste,2334
Restrictions,92-14 Mooring without a permit,96-25 Tourist and trailer camps,253-5
BLOCK Mufflers,96-17 BUFFERS
Fire prevention and building con- Noise,96-17 Coastal erosion hazard areas,111-
struction,144-8 Notice,96-10,96-13,96-25 12
Flood damage prevention,148-21 Obstruction and Use of Town Subdivision of land,240-3,240-
Subdivision of land,240-10,240- Waters,96-1-96-3 17,240-21,24042,240-43,
17,240-21,240-45 Anchoring,96-3 240-49
Wind energy,277-2 Issuance of permits by Board Wetlands and shoreline,275-2,
Zoning,280-4,280-116,280-133 of Trustees,96-3 275-4,275-5,275-7,275-11
BLUE CLAW CRABS Permit,96-1,96-3 Zoning,280-92,280-94-280-96,
Shellfish and other marine re- Restricted areas at end of 280-118,280-137,280-143
sources,219-11 Town highways,96-2 BUILDING INSPECTOR
BOATS,DOCKS AND Operation of boats near beaches Buildings,unsafe;property
WHARVES and bathers,96-11 maintenance,100-7,100-9
Administration and Enforcement, Operators,96-15 Electrical inspections,126-3
96-30-96-33 Parade,96-16 Filming,139-8
Compliance required,96-33 Parks,96-15 Fire prevention and building con-
Enforcing officer,96-30 Permit,96-15,96-18,96-20,96- struction,144-8
Fine,96-33 24,96-25 Flood damage prevention,148-11
Hearing,96-31,96-32 Public Docks,96-4,96-5 Powers and duties, 100-9,280-
Meeting,96-32 Definitions,96-4 151
Notice of violation,96-31,96- Monopolization of docks, Soil removal,2284
32 bulkheads and landing Streets and sidewalks,237-28
Notices,96-31-96-33 places prohibited,96-5 Waterfront consistency review,
Penalties for offenses,96-33 Ramps,96-9 268-6
Permit,96-31-96-33 Record,96-10,96-25 Wind energy,277-7
Anchoring,96-7,96-11,96-12, Registration,96-10,96-24 Zoning,280-6,280-8,280-13,
96-22,96-23 Regulation of personal watercraft 280-31,280-81,280-85,280-
Applicability,96-6 and specialty prop-craft,96- 88,280-92,280-109,280-
Aquatic events,96-18 16 127,280-130,280-131,280-
Bathing and swimming,96-19 Safety,96-14,96-15 146,280-151-280-155
Boats,96-6-96-25 Sale,96-10,96-25 BUILDING PERMITS
Definitions,96-7 Sanitary regulations,96-8 Electrical inspections,126-3
Disabled,96-10 Scuba diving,96-20 Ethics,26-21
Drug,96-15 Short title,96-6 Fire prevention and building con-
Dumping,96-8 Signs,96-23,96-24 struction,144-3,144-8,144-
Emergency,96-17 Spearfishing,96-21 11,144-12, 144-17
Equipment,96-14 Speed limits,96-13 Landmark preservation,170-5,
Explosive,96-16 Storage,96-10,96-25 170-6
Floating Homes,96-26-96-29 Towing,96-12 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Definitions,96-27 Unnavigable boats,96-10 41
Emergency,96-26 Vehicle,96-9,96-24
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Streets and sidewalks,237-25, BUS STOPS Coastal erosion management
237-26 Vehicles and traffic,260-21,260- permit,111-27
Subdivision of land,240-10,240- 27 Conflicts,111-31
25 Enforcement,111-29
Wind energy,277-3,277-6 Environmental review,111-33
Zoning,280-8-280-10,280-31, -C- Fine,111-34
280-70,280-71,280-74,280- Hearing,111-27
114,280-121,280-124,280- CATWALKS Inspections,111-29
Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
125,280-127,280-130,280- Interpretation,111-3 0
134,280-140,280-151- CEMETERIES Notice of violations,111-29
13 280
Zoning, -
280-153,280-180 Penalties for offenses,111-29,
BUILDINGS,UNSAFE;PROP- CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL 111-34
ERTY MAINTENANCE Subdivision of land,240-21 Permit,111-27,111-28,111-
Assessments,100-10 CERTIFICATES OF COMPLI- 31
Building Inspector,100-7,100-9 ANCE Powers and duties of Adminis-
Cess ools,100-4 Electrical inspections,126-3 11-29
p Flood damage prevention,148-14 traI
Contents of notice,100-7 Recordss,,111-29-29
Costs and expenses,100-7,100- Wetlands and shoreline,275-10, Reports,111-27,111-29
10 275-13 Severability, 111-32
Zoning,280-4,280-13
Definitions, Sign,111-29
Emergency measures
CERTIFICATES OF INSUR-res to vacate, ANCE Variances, 111-27
100-9 Water, 111-29
11 139
3
139
Filming, - , -
Filing a copy of notice,100-8 FilmAmendments, 111-35,111-36
Garbage,rubbish and refuse,100- Public entertainment and special Certification,H 1-36
4 events,205-7 Hearing,111-35
Hearings,100-7 CERTIFICATES OF OCCU- Newspaper,111-35
Inspection and report,100-5 PANCY Notice,111-35
Landscaping,1004 Electrical inspections,126-3 Procedure,111-35
21 26
Ethics, -
Liability,100-11 EtReport,111-35
Liens,100-10 Fire prevention and building con- Emergency Activities,111-17-
Notices,100-9 struction,144-15-144-18 111-19
Penalties for offenses,100-6, Stormwater management,236-34 Applicability,111-17
Streets and sidewalks,237-25
100-10, 100-11 Emergency,111-17-111-19
Subdivision of land,240-49
Purpose,100-2 Improper or insufficient notifi-
Zoning,280-4,280-10,280-13,
Safety hazards,100-9 cation,111-19
Service of notice,100-6 280-31,280-33,280-85,280- Notification,111-18,111-19
112,280-130,280-151,280-
Severability,100-12 Permit,111-19
Standards,100-4 154 Safety,111-17,111-18
Title, 100-1 CESSPOOLS General Provisions,111-1-111-
Unsafe buildings,1004,100-5 Buildings,unsafe;property 6
Unsafe premises, 100-4 maintenance,1004 Definitions,111-6
Vehicles,junked, 1004 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Enactment,I I IA
Violations and penalties,100-7 2,215-4,215-5,215-7,215- Findings,111-5
Water,1004 8,215-11,215-12,215-19, Grading,111-6
Wells,100-4 215-21,215-22,215-27,215- Purpose,111-4
When effective,100-13 28,215-37,215-39 Title, 111-2
4
Soil removal,228-
See also PROPERTY Water,111-5,111-6
MAINTENANCE Wetlands and shoreline,275-3, Well,111-4,111-5
BURNING 275-5 When effective,111-3
Burning,outdoor,104-1,104-2 CHURCH Wildlife,111-6
Fire prevention and building con- Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Regulations,111-7-111-16
struction,144-8 41 Anchored, 111-13
General provisions,1-2 Streets and sidewalks,237-20 Assessment,I I I A 0
Vehicles and traffic,260-17
Junkyards,166-3,166-7 Beach area,i l 1-12
BURNING,OUTDOOR Zoning,280-38,280-48,280-143 Bluff area,111-14
Agreement with Fire District, CLAMS Bond,111-15
104-1 Shellfish and other marine re- Buffer, 111-12
9 219-
Brush,104-1,104-2 sources, Coastal erosion management
Burning,104-1,104-2 CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT permit,111-10,111-11
Exclusions,1044 Subdivision of land,240-10,240- Drainage,111-14
Fine,104-5 42-24045 Dune area,111-13
Fires,104-1-104-3 Zoning,280-137 Erosion protection structures,
Grass,104-1,104-2 COASTAL EROSION HAZARD 111-15
Grass fires, 104-2 AREAS Establishment,111-7
Penalties for offenses, 104-5 Administration and Enforcement, Excavation,111-10
Permit,104-1,104-2 111-27-111-34 Gas,111-10
Supervision of fires,104-3 Bond,111-27,111-28 Grade,111-10-111-13
Nearshore area, I I I A I
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Obstructions,111-11,111-13 Zoning,280-13 property located only
Open space,111-13 COMMUNITY PRESERVATION partly within Town, 17-33
Permit,111-8-111-15 FUND Confidentiality,17-37
Record,111-10 Community Preservation Fund Confidentiality of transfer tax
Structural hazard area,111-10 Advisory Board,17-16-17- returns,17-37
Traffic control,111-16 18 Cooperative housing corpora-
Vehicles,111-16 Community Preservation Fund tion transfers,17-27
Water,111-7,111-10,111-13, Advisory Board estab- Credit,17-26
111-14 lished,17-16 Definitions,17-20
Well,111-13 Membership,17-16 Deposit and disposition of rev-
Wildlife,111-13,111-15 Purpose,17-16 enue,17-31
Wildlife management,111-12, Severability,17-17 Designation of agent by Coun-
111-14 When effective,17-18 ty Treasurer,17-28
Variances and Appeals,111-20- Southold Community Preserva- Determination of tax,17-34
111-26 tion Fund,17-1-17-11 Easement,17-24
Appeal to Board of Review, Acquisition of interests in Effective date,17-40
111-25 property,17-7 Exemptions from tax,17-24
Coastal Erosion Hazard Board Alienation of land acquired us- Filing of return,17-22
of Review,111-24,111- ing fund moneys,17-9 Hearing,17-34
25 Animal,17-4 Imposition of tax, 17-21
Expiration,111-23 Definitions,174 Inspection,17-37
Fees,111-22 Easement,17-9 Insurance,17-32,17-34
Format and procedure,111-21 Effective date,17-11 Interest and civil penalties,17-
Hearing,111-23 Findings,17-2 36
Notice,111-25 Hearing,17-7 Intergovernmental agreement
Variances from standards and Improvements, 17-8 authority,17-38
restrictions,111-20 Legislative purpose,17-3 Judicial review,17-32
COASTAL EROSION HAZARD Management of lands acquired Legislative findings,17-19
BOARD OF REVIEW pursuant to chapter,17-8 Liability,17-23,17-29,17-31,
Coastal erosion hazard areas,1 11- Open space,174,17-8,17-9 17-34,17-35
25 Parking,17-8 Liens,17-27,17-35
COASTAL EROSION MAN- Parks,174 Natural features,17-19
AGEMENT PERMIT Public hearing and other re- Notice,17-32,17-34
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- quirements,17-7 Open space,17-24
10,111-11 Purposes of fund,17-6 Parks,17-24
CODE ENFORCEMENT OF- Sale,17-9 Payment of tax,17-22
FICER Severability,17-10 Penalty,17-35,17-36
Powers and duties,219-23,275- Southold Community Preser- Petition to Town Supervisor,
12.1 vation Fund established, 17-34
Shellfish and other marine re- 17-5 Proceedings to recover tax
sources,219-23 Title,17-1 due,17-35
Wetlands and shoreline,275-12.1 Water,17-8 Purpose,17-19
Wind energy,277-7 Wildlife,17-4,17-8 Records,17-22,17-34,17-35
COLD WAR VETERANS'TAX Southold Community Preserva- Referendum requirement,17-
EXEMPTION tion Project Plan,17-12-17- 40
Taxation,245-17,245-18 15 Refunds,17-30
COMBUSTIBLE Area,yard and bulk regula- Report,17-34
Junkyards,166-1,166-7 tions,17-13 Sale,17-24
Soil removal,228-7 Community Preservation Fund Severability,17-39
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Management and Stew- Use of tax,17-21
Solid waste,233-1,233-4 ardship Plan adopted,17- COMMUNITY PRESERVATION
Zoning,280-78,280-110 13.1 FUND MANAGEMENT AND
COMMITTEES,APPOINT- Community preservation pro- STEWARDSHIP PLAN
MENT OF ject plan adopted,17-13 Community Preservation Fund,
Committee members,13-2 Legislative findings,17-12 17-13.1
Duties,13-3 Meeting,17-13 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Effect on statutory provisions,13- Open space, 17-12 Flood damage prevention,148-22
5 Purpose,17-12 Soil removal,228-6
Establishment of committees,13- Severability,17-14 Subdivision of land,240-3,240-4,
1 Wetlands,17-13 240-10,240-11,240-19,240-
Expenses,13-4 When effective,17-15 42,240-43,240-53
Meeting,13-3 Two-Percent Real Estate Transfer Zoning,280-29
Minutes,13-3 Tax,17-19-17-40 CONFIDENTIALITY
When effective,13-6 Additional exemptions,17-25 Community Preservation Fund,
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Appeal,17-34 17-37
Police department rules and regu- Applicability,17-21 Police department rules and regu-
lations,A290-45 Apportionment of considera- lations,A290-41
Tourist and trailer camps,253-14 tion subject to tax for
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CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Accessory structure,275-2 Berm,2804
Ethics,26-3 Accessory use,2804 Best management practices
CONSTRUCTION Access path,275-2 (BMPs),236-5
Stormwater management,236-7, Acquisition,185-3 Billboard,280-4
236-9,236-18-236-20,236- Actions,268-3 Block,2804
30 Active duty,245-17 Bluff,111-6,275-2
Subdivision of land,240-10 Adaptive reuse,170-3 Bluff line,275-2
Wetlands and shoreline,275-5, Addition,280-4 Board,215-2,275-2
275-11 Administrative permit,275-2 Boarding-and tourist houses,
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS Administrator,111-6 2804
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Advisory board,17-4 Board of appeals,280-4
16 Aesthetics,275-2 Board or Department of Public
CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS Agency,268-3 Health,253-1
Wind energy,2774 Agricultural debris,233-1 Boats,96-7
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Agricultural lands,70-3 Boat/vessel,219-4,275-2
Peddlers,solicitors and transient Agricultural production,70-3,72- BOD(denoting"biochemical ox-
retail merchants,197-6 4,236-5 ygen demand"),215-36
CONTRACTORS Agricultural uses,72-4 Body fluids,A29045
Stormwater management,236-22 Agriculture,236-5,240-3,275-2, Bowriding,96-7
CONVENIENCE STORES 280-4 Breakaway wall,148-4
Zoning,280-45,28048 Agriculture and markets law,83- Breezeway,2804
COSTS AND EXPENSES 18 Buffer,280-4
Buildings,unsafe;property Agriculture reserve area,240-3 Buffer area,240-3,275-2
maintenance,100-7,100-10 Airborne sound,1804 Buildable area,2804
Stormwater management,236-31 Alarm installation,75-2 Buildable lands,240-3,2804
Subdivision of land,240-10 Alienation,70-3,185-3 Building,148-4,236-5,2804
Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Alteration,170-3,280-4 Building area,280-4
Wind energy,277-6 Alter hydrology from pre-to post- Building connection lateral,215-
Zoning,280-76.2,280-177 development conditions, 36
COUNTY CLERK 236-5 Building drain,215-36
Zoning,280-175 Amplified sound,180-4 Building Inspector,236-5
CROSSWALKS Antenna,280-69 Building line,2804
Subdivision of land,240-3 Antenna support structure,280-69 Building or house sewer,215-36
CURB Apartment,280-4 Building permit,144-3
Highway specifications,161-4, Apartment house,2804 Bulkhead,275-2,280-4
161-34,161-38,161-41,161- Appeal, 1484 Camp cottage,253-1
45,16146 Appear and appear before,26-2 Campsite,253-20
Police department rules and regu- Applicant,236-5,240-3,275-2, Canopy,144-3
lations,A290-37,A290-38 280-4 Cans,233-1
Streets and sidewalks,237-16 Application,275-2 Carter,215-2
Subdivision of land,240-17,240- Application for development, Catwalk,275-2
21,240-45 280-4 Cellar,148-4,280-4
Vehicles and traffic,260-27 Aquaculture,275-2 Central alarm station,75-2
Zoning,2804,280-55,280-78, Aquaculture/mariculture,2194 Certificate of compliance,280-4
280-92,280-131,280-133, Archives,59-13 Certificate of occupancy,280-4
280-137 Area light,172-2 Cesspool,215-2
CURBS Area of shallow flooding,148-4 Channel,236-5
Zoning,280-131 Area of special flood hazard, 148- Channel system,96-7,219-4
4 Charitable event,180-4
Armed forces,245-17 Child care,2804
-D- As-built plans,275-2 Child-care center,249-2
Asset,280-25 Chlorine demand,215-36
DECKS ASTM,215-36 Churning,219-4
Fire prevention and building con- Attendant,233-1 Cigarette,249-2
struction,144-8 Authorized private receptacle, Cigarette tobacco,249-2
DEFENSE AND INDEMNIFICA- 174-1 Clean fill,236-5
TION Auto,166-2 Clean Water Act,236-5
Adoption of statutory provisions, Automobile sales lot or building, Clearing,236-5,240-3,275-2
21-1 280-4 Clerk,275-2
Town to provide defense for em- Automobile trailer or house car, Clerk of the Planning Board,240-
ployees,21-2 253-1 3
DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVI- Auto repair shop,2804 Club,beach,280-4
ATIONS Base flood,1484 Club,membership or country or
303(d)list,236-5 Basement,1484,280-4 golf,280-4
Access,2804 Base station equipment,280-69 Club,yacht,280-4
Accessory apartment,2804 Bay,275-2 Cluster,240-3,280-4
Accessory building or structure, Beach,111-6,275-2 Coastal area,268-3
280-4 Bed-and-breakfast,280.4
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Coastal assessment form(caf), Cul-de-sac,280-4 Erosion protection structure,111-
268-3 Cul-de-sac(court),240-3 6
Coastal erosion hazard area map, Culling,219-4 Erosion,sedimentation and
111-6 Cultural features,240-3 stormwater runoff control
Coastal erosion hazard line,275-2 Curb cut,2804 plan,236-5
Coastal high-hazard area,1484 Curb level,2804 Essential lighting,172-2
Coastal waters,111-6 Curbline,260-1 Excavation,236-5
Coastline, 111-6 Customer or client,26-2 Excessive lighting,172-2
COD(denoting chemical oxygen Custom workshop,280-4 Existing manufactured home park
demand),215-36 Days,47-1 or subdivision,148-4
Cold War veteran,245-17 dB(A),180-4 Existing resource and site analy-
Co-location,280-69 Debris line,111-6 sis plan(ersap),240-3
Combined sewer,215-36,236-5 Dec,215-36 Existing structure,111-6
Commence(commencement of) Decibel("dB"), 1804 Expansion to an existing manu-
construction activities,236-5 Deck,275-2,2804 factured home park or subdi-
Commercial agriculture,275-2 Decking,275-2 vision,1484
Commercial dock,275-2 Dedication,236-5,280-4 Exterior lighting,172-2
Commercial purposes,2194 Demolition,170-3,2804 Exterior property, 100-3
Commercial self-haulers,233-1 Department,47-1,236-5,A290- Facade, 170-3
Commercial service equipment, 46 Fall zone,280-69
180-4 Design manual,236-5 False emergency alarm,75-2
Commercial vehicles,233-1 Design professional,236-5 Family,280-4
Commission,64-3 Developer,236-5 Family/household,A290-36
Committee,70-3,185-3 Development,148-4,236-5 Family member,280-4
Common driveway,240-3 Development right,70-3,185-3 Family offense,A290-36
Common open space,280-4 Development rights,280-171 Farm,280-4
Communicable disease,A290-45 Dial alarm,75-2 Farm buildings,280-4
Community preservation,174 Direct actions,268-3 Farm stand,72-4,2804
Community preservation project Direct alarm,75-2 Federal emergency management
plan,17-4 Direct discharge(to a specific agency,148-4
Complainant,A290-36 surface water body),236-5 Feed,83-27
Comprehensive plan,240-3 Discharge,236-5 Feeding,83-27
Condominium,2804 District,215-2,215-36 Fence,2804
Conservation,240-3,275-2 Dock,275-2 Filling,236-5
Conservation areas,primary,240- Dock length,275-2 Final plat,240-3
3 Domestic livestock,83-27 Final plat approval,240-3
Conservation areas,secondary, Domestic or sanitary sewage, Final stabilization,236-5
240-3 215-36 Fire departments,75-2
Conservation easement,240-3 Domestic pet(animal),83-27 Fire or police alarm device,75-2
Conservation subdivision,240-3 Double pole,237-31 Fish processing,2804
Consideration,17-20 Drainage right-of-way,240-3 Fixed dock,275-2
Consistent,268-3 Drainage systems,236-5 Fixed gear,2194
Construction,236-5 Drain field,215-2 Fixture,172-2
Construction activity,236-5 Drain layer or licensed drain lay- Flat or mansard roof,2804
Construction and demolition(c er,215-36 Flea market,2804
&d)debris,233-1,275- Dune,111-6,275-2 Float,275-2
2 Dwelling,249-2 Floating dock,275-2
Construction device,180-4 Dwelling,multiple,2804 Floating home,96-27
Consumer price index,280-25 Dwelling,one-family,280-4 Floating home marina,96-27
Containment,219-4 Dwelling,row or attached,280-4 Flood boundary and floodway
Continuing care facility,280-4 Dwelling,semidetached,280-4 map(fbfm),148-4
Controlling interest,17-20 Dwelling,two-family,280-4 Flood elevation study,148-4
Convenience store,280-4 Dwelling unit,2804 Flood hazard area,280-4
Conveyance,17-20,280-25 Easement,215-2,240-3,280-4 Flood hazard boundary map
Cooling water,215-36 Eel,2194 (fhbm),148-4
Cooperative,2804 Elevated building,1484 Flood insurance rate map(firm),
Corrugated cardboard,233-1 Emergency alarm,75-2 148-4
Court,depth of outer,280-4 Employee,47-1 Flood insurance study,148-4
Court,inner,280-4 Energy Code,144-3 Flood or flooding,148-4
Court,outer,280-4 Engineer,240-3 Floodplain,280-4
Court,width of outer,280-4 Enlargement,2804 Floodplain or flood-prone area,
Crawl space,148-4 Environment,268-3 1484,240-3
Creeks,275-2 Equipment shelter,280-69 Floodproofing,1484
Critical environmental areas,275- Erosion,111-6,236-5 Floodway,148-4
2 Erosion control,275-2 Floor area,280-4
Crops,livestock and livestock Erosion Control Manual,236-5 Floor area,livable,280-4
products,280-98 Erosion hazard area,111-6 Floor area ratio,2804
Crosswalk,240-3 Flush-mounted,280-69
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Food catering facility,2804 Hotel or motel,resort,280-4 Local waterfront revitalization
Food processing facility,2804 Hotel or motel,transient,2804 program or lwrp,268-3
Footcandle(FC),172-2 Household,280-25 Lot,240-3,2804
Fraternal organization,2804 Housing,34-3 Lot area,2804
Frontage,2804 Identification tag,83-18 Lot,comer,2804
Front or frontage,237-23 IESNA,172-2 Lot coverage,2804
Full cutoff(FCO),172-2 IESNA recommended practices, Lot depth,2804
Fully shielded,172-2 172-2 Lot,interior,2804
Functional,275-2 Illegal dumping,233-1 Lot line,2804
Functional bulkhead,275-2 Illicit connections,236-5 Lot line,front,2804
Functional jetty/groin,275-2 Illicit discharge,236-5 Lot line modification,240-3
Functionally dependent use,148- Illuminance,172-2 Lot line,rear,2804
4 Immediate family member,26-2 Lot line,side,280-4
Fund,17-4,17-20,34-3 Immediate project area,275-2 Lot,rear or flag,2804
Gabion,275-2 Immediate supervisor,47-1 Lot,through,2804
Garage,private,280-4 Impacted tax roll,245-20 Lot width,280-4
Garage,public,2804 Impervious surface,236-5,275-2, Lower-and moderate-cost hous-
Garage,repair,2804 2804 ing,280-4
Garbage,100-3,174-1,215-36 Improved value,245-20 Lowest floor,1484
Gasoline service station,2804 Income eligible individu- Low-profile jetty,275-2
Gift and financial benefit,26-2 als/families,34-3 Low-sill bulkhead,275-2
Glare,172-2 Individual sewage treatment sys- Lumen,172-2
Glass,233-1 tem,236-5 Luminaire,172-2
Gold star parent,245-15 Indoor dog and cat care facility, Main floor,280-4
Golf course,standard regulation, 2804 Maintenance agreement,236-5
2804 Industrial activity,236-5 Maintenance dredging,275-2
Grading,111-6,236-5,240-3 Industrial sewage or wastes,215- Major addition,111-6
Grantee,17-20 36 Man-made pond,275-2
Grantor,17-20 Industrial stormwater permit, Manufactured home,1484
Greenhouse,2804 236-5 Manufactured home park or sub-
Grievance,47-1 Infiltration,236-5 division,1484
Grocery store,2804 Interest in real property,17-20 Manufacturing,2804
Groin,275-2 Interior-mounted,280-69 Map,237-23
Ground floor,28011 Intrusion,75-2 Marina,96-27,275-2
Ground-mounted,280-69 Jetty,275-2 Marina or boat basin,280-4
Guest,2194 Junked vehicle, 100-3 Marine resources,2194
Guest unit,2804 Junkyard,2804 Master plan,2804
Guyed antenna support structure, Jurisdictional wetland,236-5 Material,275-2
280-69 Lamp,172-2 Mean high water(mhw),275-2,
Habitable floor area,2804 Land,100-3 2804
Habitat,275-2 Land development activity,236-5 Mean low water,111-6
Habitat fragmentation,275-2 Landmark designation,280-4 Mean low water(mlw),275-2
Handbill,174-1 Landowner,236-5 Mean sea level,148-4
Harvesting,275-2 Landscaped buffer,268-3 Member,A290-46
Hazardous materials,236-5 Landscape lighting,172-2 Minor actions,268-3
Head of household,280-25 Landscaping,2804 Mobile home,1484
Health care facility,2804 Landward,275-2 Moderate-income family,280-25
Height,280-69 Larger common plan of develop- Moderate-income family dwelling
Height of accessory building, ment or sale,236-5 unit,280-25
2804 Latest class ratio,245-17 Moderate-income family unim-
Height of building,2804 Latest state equalization rate,245- proved lot,280-25
Highest adjacent grade,1484 17 Modification,280-69
Highway,237-5 Lattice antenna support structure, Monopole,280-69
Historic,170-3 280-69 Monopolize,96-4,275-2
Historical society,2804 Laws and ordinances,A29046 Mooring,275-2
Historic building,280-4 Licensing authority,75-2 Motel,resort,280-4
Historic significance,64-3 Life care community,2804 Motel,transient,2804
Historic structure,1484 Light industrial uses,2804 Mount,280-69
Holiday lighting,172-2 Light industry,28011 Mounting height,172-2
Holidays,260-1 Lighting,172-2 Movable structure,111-6
Home business office,2804 Light pollution,172-2 Multiple dwelling,249-2
Home occupation,2804 Light source,172-2 Multiple dwelling unit,249-2
Homeowner's light residential Light trespass,172-2 Municipal permit,236-5
outdoor equipment,1804 Litter,100-3,174-1 Municipal separate storm sewer
Homeowners'or homes associa- Livable floor area, 111-6 system(MS4),236-5
tion,275-2,2804 Living area,2804 National geodetic vertical datum
Home professional office,2804 Loading berth,2804 (ngvd)",1484
Horticulture,275-2 Local administrator,1484 Natural buffer,240-3
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Natural drainage,236-5 Parking lot,280-4 Qualified inspector,236-5
Natural features,resources or sys- Partially shielded,172-2 Qualified owner,245-17
tems,240-3 Partial self-service gasoline ser- Qualified professional,236-5
Natural outlet,215-36 vice station,2804 Qualified residential real proper-
Natural protective feature,111-6, Patent lands,2194,275-2 ty,245-17
236-5,268-3 Patio,2804 Radio frequency(RF)emissions
Natural protective feature area, Peak lunar tides,275-2 or radiation,280-69
111-6 Peddler,197-2 Radio frequency(RF)profession-
Natural vegetated buffer,268-3 Performance bond,240-3 al,280-69
Natural watercourse,236-5 Performance guaranty,2804 Radio frequency(RF)signal,280-
Natural watershed,236-5 Period of war,245-15 69
Nearshore area, 111-6 Permanent fixed improvement, Real property,17-20
Net worth,280-25 280-25 Receding edge,111-6
New construction, 1484 Permanent mooring,96-7 Recession rate,111-6
New manufactured home park or Permanent resident,2194 Recharge,236-5
subdivision,148-4 Permit holder,144-3 Recording officer,17-20
Newspaper,174-1,233-1 Person,17-20,26-2,83-18,83- Records,59-13
New York Scenic Byway(North 27,96-4,96-27,100-3,111- Records center,59-13
Fork Trail),268-3 6,144-3,166-2,174-1,180- Records disposition,59-13
Noise pollution,180-4 4,197-2,215-2,215-36,233- Records management,59-13
Nonconforming building or struc- 1,237-5,249-2,275-2,280-4 Recreation,active,240-3
ture,280-4 Personal watercraft,96-7 Recreational areas,193-1
Nonconforming lot,280-4 Pervious nonturf buffer,268-3 Recreational facilities,2804
Nonconforming use,2804 Pervious surface,236-5 Recreational vehicle,1484,253-
Nondisturbance buffer,275-2 pH,215-36 20,2804
Nonessential exterior lighting, Phasing,236-5 Recreational vehicle park,253-20
172-2 Pier,275-2 Recreational vehicle site,253-20
Nonfertilizer,275-2 Pier line,275-2 Recreation facility,commercial,
Nonpoint source pollution,236-5 Planning board,2804 280-4
Nonrecyclable waste,233-1 Planning board or board,240-3 Recreation,passive,240-3
Nonresident,219-4 Plastics,233-1 Recyclable,mandated,233-1
Nonstormwater discharge,236-5 Plat,280-4 Recyclable,other,233-1
Nonturf buffer,275-2 Platform,275-2 Recyclable wood,233-1
Normal maintenance,111-6 Police headquarters,75-2 Refuse,174-1,233-1
NPDES,215-36 Pollutant,236-5 Refuse hauler/carter,233-1
Nuisance wildlife,268-3 Pollutant of concern,236-5 Regulated activity,111-6
Nursery school,2804 Pond,275-2 Regulation equipment,A290-46
Occupant,100-3 Preexisting nonpermitted and/or Regulatory floodway,148-4
Off duty,A290-46 nonconforming structures, Relative,26-2
Officer,A29046 275-2 Relief Act,245-20
Official map,240-3 Preliminary plat,240-3 Removal,170-3
Official time standard,260-1 Premises,100-3,236-5 Rental permit,2804
Off-premises sign,2804 Preservation,240-3 Research laboratory,2804
Off-street parking space,280-4 Primary dune,111-6 Resident,83-18
On duty,A29046 Primary frontal dune,148-4 Residential,275-2
One-hundred-year flood,148-4 Primary residence,280-25 Residential cluster,2804
One-hundred-year floodplain, Principal building,111-6,2804 Residential dock,275-2
236-5 Principally above ground,148-4 Residential horticulture,275-2
On-site system,215-2 Principal use,280-4 Residential self-haulers,233-1
Open development area,240-3 Priority water body,268-3 Resource buffer area,275-2
Open space,280-4 Private dwelling,249-2 Responsible party,236-5
Open space or open area,185-3 Private premises,174-1 Restaurant,2804
Operations,275-2 Private warehousing,280-4 Restaurant,formula food,2804
Order of protection,A290-36 Proactive restoration,275-2 Restaurant,take-out,2804
Ordinary and usual maintenance, Probable cause,A290-36 Restoration,111-6
275-2 Processed agricultural product, Resubdivision,240-3
Ordinary maintenance,280-69 724 Retail sales area,724
Original structure,275-2 Professional,A290-46 Retail store,2804
Outdoor storage,2804 Professional office,280-4 Retaining wall,275-2,2804
Outside employer or business,26- Project,236-5 Revetment,275-2
2 Property,245-20 Right-of-way lines,2804
Owner,83-18,100-3,237-23, Publicly owned property,83-27 Riprap,275-2
2804 Public parking lot,260-1 Roadside farm stand or agricul-
Owner of record,83-18 Public place,174-1 tural stand,2804
Park,174-1,249-2 Public property,264-3 Roof-mounted,280-69
Park and recreation fee,240-3 Public sewer,215-36 Rubbish, 100-3,174-1
Park dedication,240-3 Public warehousing,2804 Rules,130-2
Parking capacity,205-2 Public water:public sewer,2804 Run at large,83-18
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Rural significance,64-3 State Pollutant Discharge Elimi- Total assessed value,245-20
Salvage center,211-1 nation System(SPDES) Total maximum daily load
Sand dunes,148-4 General Permit for Construc- (TMDL),236-5
Sanitary sewer,215-36 tion Activities GP-0-10-001, Tourist camp,253-1,280-4
Scap net,2194 236-5 Tourist cottage,2801
Scavenger waste pretreatment fa- Stop-work order,236-5 Tower height,277-1
cility,215-2 Storm sewer or storm drain,215- Town,17-20,34-3,83-18,130-2,
Scenic significance,64-3 36 174-1,237-5,275-2
School,249-2 Stormwater,215-36,236-5 Town agency,130-2
Seasonal structure,275-2 Stormwater hotspot,236-5 Town board,237-5,280-4,A290-
Secondary dune,111-6 Stormwater management,236-5 46
Sedimentation,236-5 Stormwater management control Town garbage bag,233-1
Sediment control,236-5 plan,236-5 Townhouse,280-4
Sensitive areas,236-5 Stormwater management facility, Town officer or employee,26-2
Septage(scavenger waste),215-2 236-5 Town of southold,75-2
Septic tank,215-2,280-4 Stormwater Management Officer Town supervisor,17-20
Seqra,240-3 (SMO),236-5 Town waters,96-27,219-4,275-2
Service connected,245-17 Stormwater management practic- Trail,240-3
Servicing,59-13 es(SMPs),236-5 Trailer or mobile home,280-4
Setback,275-2,2804 Stormwater pollution prevention Trained contractor,236-5
Sewage,215-36 plan(SWPPP),236-5 Transfer of sanitary flow credits,
Sewage treatment plant,215-2, Stormwater runoff,236-5 117-3
215-36 Story,280-4 Transfer station,private,233-1
Sewage works,215-36 Story,half,2804 Transfer station,Town,233-1
Sewer or drain,215-36 Street,237-23,280-4 Transient retail business,197-2
Sheathing,275-2 Street,arterial,240-3 Treasurer(county treasurer),17-
Shellfish,219-4 Street,collector,240-3 20
Shopping center,280-4 Street line,280-4 Tropical hardwood,275-2
Shoreline structure,275-2 Street,local,240-3 Trustees,275-2
Side-mounted,280-69 Street or right-of-way width,240- Uniformity ratio("U Ratio'),
Sign,280-4 3 172-2
Sign area,280-4 Stripping,236-5 Unit,253-1
Significant fish and wildlife habi- Structural alteration,280-4 Unlicensed motor-driven vehicle,
tat,111-6,268-3 Structural components,275-2 264-3
Silt boom,275-2 Structural hazard area,111-6 Unregulated activity,111-6
Site plan,280-4 Structure,70-3,111-6,148-4, Unshielded fixture,172-2
Site preparation,236-5 185-3,236-5,275-2,280-4 Usable open space,2804
Skyglow,172-2 Structure-mounted,280-69 Use,2804
Sloping roof,280-4 Subdivision,240-3 Use,accessory,280-4
Slugs,215-36 Subordinate of a town officer or Utility,237-31
Small wind energy system,277-1, employee,26-2 Variance,148-4
280-4 Subsoil drainage,215-36 Vegetated wetlands,275-2
Smokeless tobacco,249-2 Substantial damage,1484 Vegetation,111-6
Solar power fast track program, Substantial improvement,1484 Vehicles,174-1,193-1
144-3 Subtidal,275-2 Veteran,245-15
Solicitor and/or canvasser,197-2 Superintendent,193-1,215-36, Waler,275-2
Sound,275-2 237-5 Wastewater,236-5
Sound-level meter,180-4 Superior officer,A29046 Watercourse,215-36,236-5
Spawner sanctuary,275-2 Superstorm Sandy,245-20 Water-dependent uses,275-2
SPDES General Permit for Supervisory officer,A29046 Waterfowl,83-27
Stormwater Discharges from Surface waters of the State of Water quality standard,236-5
Municipal Separate Storm- New York,236-5 Waterway,236-5
water Sewer Systems GP-O- Suspended solids,215-36 Waterways,83-27
10-002,236-5 Swimming pool,280-4 Wetland boundary or boundaries
Special conditions,236-5 Swim platform,275-2 of wetland,275-2
Special event,205-2 Taking,219-4 Wetlands(freshwater),275-2
Special exception use,280-4 Taxpayer,2194 Wetlands(tidal),275-2
Special projects coordinator,280- Telecommunication tower,280-4 Wharf,275-2
25 Temporary anchoring,96-7 Width of creek,275-2
Specialty prop-craft,96-7 Temporary stabilization,236-5 Wildlife protective structures,
Split-rail fence,275-2 Tent,144-3 111-6
Stabilization,236-5 Tidal waters,275-2 Wireless carrier,280-69
Standard installation,144-3 Tobacco,249-2 Wireless communication facility,
Standard subdivision,240-3 Tobacco product,249-2 2804
Start of construction,1484 Tobacco product advertisement, Wireless communications,2804
State Pollutant Discharge Elimi- 249-2 Wireless communications facility,
nation System(SPDES), Toe,111-6 280-69
236-5 Topsoil,236-5 Wireless services,280-69
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Yard,280-4 Peddlers,solicitors and transient Junkyards,166-7
Yard,front,280-4 retail merchants,197-5, 197- Parks and recreation areas,193-2
Yard line,2804 10 DUMPING
Yard,rear,280-4 DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIPS Boats,docks and wharves,96-8
Yard,side,2804 Fees,121-5 Junkyards,166-3
Yield,240-3 Filing of statements,121-5 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Youth,68-2 Penalty,121-4, 121-5 27
Youth service project,68-2 Purpose and objectives,121-2 Solid waste,233-1,233-2,233-7
Zone,280-4 Record,121-4 DUST
Zoning Board,2804 Requirements,121-3 Highway specifications,161-23
Zoning Map,280-4 Statement of domestic partner- Peddlers,solicitors and transient
DEMOLITION ship,121-4 retail merchants,197-10
Fire prevention and building con- Title,121-1 Soil removal,228-2,228-5,228-7
struction,144-5,144-8 DRAINAGE Zoning,280-13,28048,280-58,
Highway specifications,161-21 Coastal erosion hazard areas,1 11- 280-62,280-91,280-99,280-
Landmark preservation,170-2- 14 111,280-143
170-7,170-9,170-10 Fire prevention and building con-
Solid waste,233-1,2334 struction,144-10
Wetlands and shoreline,275-2 Flood damage prevention,148- -E-
Zoning,280-140 12,148-15-148-17,148-19
DESIGN STANDARDS Highway specifications,161-2- EASEMENTS
Flood damage prevention,148- 161-4,161-8,161-9,161-13, Community Preservation Fund,
14,148-18 161-18,161-25,161-27- 17-9,17-24
Stormwater management,236-7, 161-33,161-36,161-45 General provisions,14
236-18 Junkyards,166-4 Highway specifications,161-2-
Subdivision of land,240-36 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 1614,161-13,161-18
Zoning,280-70,280-72 28,215-36,215-38,215-39 Landmark preservation,170-4
DIRECTOR OF CODE EN- Soil removal,228-2,2284,228- Sanitary flow credits,transfer of,
FORCEMENT 5,228-7 117-5
Powers and duties,275-15 Stormwater management,236-13, Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Wetlands and shoreline,275-15 236-18 2,215-20,215-43,215-44
DIRT Subdivision of land,240-3,2404, Stormwater management,236-9
Highway specifications, 161-9 240-7,240-9-240-11,240- Subdivision of land,240-3,240-
Parks and recreation areas,193-2 17,240-19-240-21,240-23, 10,240-17,240-21,240-26-
Peddlers,solicitors and transient 240-25,240-30,240-32,240- 240-28,24042,240-44,240-
retail merchants,197-10 35-240-37,24041,240-44, 51,240-54
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 240-51 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
21,215-37 Tourist and trailer camps,253-5, Zoning,280-3,2804,280-133,
Streets and sidewalks,237-20 253-22 280-175,280-177,280-179,
DISABILITY Wetlands and shoreline,275-5- 280-180
Police department rules and regu- 275-7,275-11 EELS
lations,A290-3 Zoning,2804,280-78,280-91, Shellfish and other marine re-
Taxation,245-18 280-127,280-129,280-133 sources,219-13
DISABLED BOATS DREDGING ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS
Boats,docks and wharves,96-10 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Administration,126-1
Harbor management,157-12 DRIVEWAYS Building Inspector,126-3
DISABLED VETERANS Highway specifications,161-39, Building permit,126-3
Taxation,245-18 161-46 Certificate of compliance,126-3
DISCLOSURE PROVISIONS Littering,174-2 Certificate of occupancy,126-3
Zoning,280-174 Soil removal,2284 Designation of Inspectors,126-2
DISCRIMINATION Subdivision of land,240-3,240- Duties of Electrical Inspector,
Personnel,47-2 45 126-3
DISORDERLY CONDUCT Tourist and trailer camps,253-3, Emergency,126-3
Alarm systems,75-8 253-10,253-11,253-22 Inspections,126-1-126-3
Police department rules and regu- Vehicles and traffic,260-9,260- Insurance,126-2
lations,A290-9,A290-15 15,260-17,260-18,260-27 Penalties for offenses, 126-5
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Wetlands and shoreline,275-3, Permit,126-3
40 275-5 Reports,126-3
DOCKS Zoning,280-48,280-78,280-85, Restrictions on materials,1264
Wetlands and shoreline,275-5, 280-92,280-93,280-137 Severability, 126-6
275-7,275-11 DRUG When effective,126-7
DOGS Boats,docks and wharves,96-15 ELEVATORS
Animals,83-6-83-12 Taxation,245-1 Flood damage prevention,148-16
Appearance tickets,5-2 Vehicles,motor-driven,264-15 Zoning,280-104
Parks and recreation areas,193- Zoning,280-13 EMERGENCIES
3.1 DUMP Buildings,unsafe;property
Highway specifications,161-19, maintenance,100-9
161-21
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Police department rules and regu- Meetings,130-7 Powers of the Ethics Board, is
lations,A290-11 Newspaper,130-6,130-10 26-22
Solid waste,233-6 Notice of completion of draft en- Public inspection of Ethics
Stormwater management,236-29, vironmental impact state- Board records,26-25
236-32 ment,130-10 Records,26-23,26-25
Streets and sidewalks,237-13 Notice of completion of final en- Reports,26-25
Wetlands and shoreline,275-5, vironmental impact state- Review of lists and disclosure
275-11 ment,130-13 statements,26-24
EMERGENCY Notice of receipt of complete ap- Penalties,26-26-26-28
Alarm systems,75-1,75-2,75-5, plication,130-6 Debarment,26-28
75-6 Notices,130-6,130-10,130-13, Liable,26-26
Boats,docks and wharves,96-17, 130-17 Penalties for offenses,26-26
96-26 Permits,130-5 Voidable contracts,26-27
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Preparation of draft environmen- Rules of Conduct,26-3-26-16
17-111-19 tal impact statement,130-9 Appeals,26-13
Electrical inspections,126-3 Preparation of final environmen- Appearances,26-10
Flood damage prevention,148-4, tal impact statement,130-12 Assessment,26-13
148-6,148-9,148-10,148-13 Processing of proposed actions, Avoidance of conflicts,26-4
-148-15,148-22 130-8 Confidential information,26-
Harbor management,157-6 Processing of proposed actions 11
Highway specifications,161-20 not affecting environment, Conflicts of interest,26-3
Housing fund,34-2,34-6 130-11 Exclusion from Code of Eth-
Parks and recreation areas,193-3 Required findings in written de- ics,26-16
Police department,514 termination,130-15 General prohibition,26-5
Police department rules and regu- Time limit,130-14 Gifts,26-8
lations,A290-3,A290-33 Time limit for written determina- Goal,26-3
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- tion by agency, 130-7 Inducement of others and brib-
23,215-38 Title,130-1 ery,26-15
Streets and sidewalks,237-13, Types of actions,1304 Political solicitation,26-12
237-22 When effective,130-20 Record,26-7
Subdivision of land,240-10,240- EROSION AND SEDIMENTA- Recusal,26-6
42 TION Recusal procedure,26-7
Vehicles and traffic,260-23 Stormwater management,236-7, Representation,26-9
Vehicles,motor-driven,264-18 236-18,236-34 Restriction on elected official
Waterfront consistency review, Waterfront consistency review, or member of board,26-
268-3 268-2 13
Zoning,280-13,280-137,280- Wetlands and shoreline,275-3, Revolving door,26-14
143 275-11 EXCAVATIONS
EMERGENCY VEHICLES ETHICS Coastal erosion hazard areas,I 1I-
Flood damage prevention,148-22 Code of Ethics,26-1,26-2 10
Highway specifications,161-20 Definitions,26-2 Fire prevention and building con-
Vehicles,motor-driven,264-18 Legislative intent,26-1 struction,144-8
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Disclosure Requirements,26-17- Highway specifications,161-2,
STATEMENT 26-20 161-17,161-18,161-25,161-
Environmental quality review, Annual disclosure,26-17 29,161-30,161-36
130-9-130-14 Applicant disclosure,26-20 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Subdivision of land,240-18,240- Designation of officers and 42,215-43
19,240-22,240-25 employees required to file Soil removal,228-1,228-3-228-
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY annual disclosure state- 7
REVIEW ments,26-18 Streets and sidewalks,237-4,
Actions involving more than one Licenses,26-17 237-6,237-9,237-11-237-
agency,130-18 Maintenance of disclosure 13,237-16
Compliance required,130-3 statements,26-19 Subdivision of land,240-36
Decision to approve or disap- Permits,26-17 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
prove action,130-14 Retirement,26-17 Zoning,280-114,280-129
Definitions,130-2 Variances,26-17 EXPENSES OF TOWN OFFIC-
Environmental impact statement, Ethics Board,26-21-26-25 ERS
130-9-130-14 Building permits,26-21 Appeals,30-1
Exceptions,130-3 Certificates of occupancy,26- Compensation for expense of at-
Fee,130-19 21 tendance at official meetings,
Filing of copy of determination, Establishment of Ethics Board, 30-1
130-16 26-21 Meetings,30-1
Filing of written statement by ap- Inspection,26-25 EXPLOSION HAZARD
plicant,130-5 Investigations,26-21-26-23, Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Hearing,130-10-130-12 26-25 38
Inspection,130-17 Licenses,26-21 EXPLOSIVES
Maintenance of files open to pub- Meeting,26-21 Boats,docks and wharves,96-16
lic inspection,130-17 Permits,26-21 Junkyards,166-1
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Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 280-104-280-106,280-114, Tourist and trailer camps,253-14
38 280-133,280-134,280-149 Zoning,280-48
Zoning,280-58,280-62,280-111 FILL FIRE HYDRANTS
Flood damage prevention,148- Subdivision of land,240-10,240-
12,148-15, 148-18 17,240-21,240-35,240-36,
-F- Highway specifications,161-25 240-48
FALSE ALARMS Police department rules and regu- Vehicles and traffic,260-14,260-
Alarm systems,75-5,75-6 lations,A290-33,A290-36 18,260-27
FARMLAND BILL OF RIGHTS Soil removal,228-7 Zoning,280-133,280-137
Stormwater management,236-18 FIRE LANES
Zoning,280-97-280-103 Streets and sidewalks,237-13 Junkyards,166-7
FARMS AND FARMING Wetlands and shoreline,275-6, Vehicles and traffic,260-14,260-
Fire prevention and building con- 275-11 27
struction,144-8 FILMING FIRE PREVENTION AND
Zoning,280-13,280-174 Applications,139-3 BUILDING CONSTRUC-
FARM STANDS Building Inspector,139-8 TION
Agricultural uses,72-5-72-8, Certificate of insurance,139-3, Abatement of violations,144-21
72-11,72-12 139-11 Accessory buildings,144-8,144-
FECAL MATTER Cleanup deposit, 139-5 15
Animals,83-28 Compliance with other laws,139- Administration and enforcement
FEES 10 officers designated,144-3
Alarm systems,75-4 Exemption,139-2 Applications,144-8,144-15
Animals,83-23 Extension of permit period,139- Block,144-8
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- 13 Building Inspectors,144-8
22 Fees,139-6 Building permit,144-3,144-17
Domestic partnerships,121-5 Inspection,139-12 Building permits,144-8,144-11,
Environmental quality review, Insurance,139-3,139-11 144-12
130-19 Insurance requirements,139-11 Burning,144-8
Fire prevention and building con- Liability, 139-11 Certificate of occupancy,144-15
struction,144-8,144-11, No alterations to Town property, -144-17
144-15,144-18 139-9 Compliance required,144-20
Flood damage prevention,148-12 No donations accepted,139-7 Compliance with standards,144-
Junkyards,166-6 Notice,139-4,139-8 19
Landmark preservation,170-14 Parking,139-3 Conflicts with other regulations,
Peddlers,solicitors and transient Parks,139-8 144-4
retail merchants,197-9 Penalties for offenses, 139-14 Cooperation with other depart-
Public entertainment and special Permit,139-1-139-5,139-7- ments,144-7
events,205-4,205-7 139-13 Decks,144-8
Records,59-9 Purpose,139-1 Definitions and Abbreviations,
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Safety,139-1,139-3 144-3
41 Severability,139-15 Demolition,144-5,144-8
Shellfish and other marine re- Traffic control fee,1394 Drainage,144-10
sources,219-7 Trees,139-9 Excavation,144-8
Soil removal,228-11 Vehicles,139-3 Farms and farming,144-8
Solid waste,233-4,233-6 When effective,139-16 Fees,144-8,144-11,144-15,144-
Streets and sidewalks,237-10 FINAL PLANS 18
Subdivision of land,240-8,240- Highway specifications,161-3, Fences,144-8,144-10
10 1614 Firesafety,144-6,144-8
Tourist and trailer camps,2534 FINAL PLATS Fuel,144-8
Wetlands and shoreline,275-7 Subdivision of land,240-3,240-6 Garages,144-8
Wind energy,277-5 -240-8,240-13,240-15, Grading, 144-10
Zoning,280-13,280-74,280-81, 240-16,240-19-240-25, Heating,144-8
280-137,280-149 240-28,240-31,240-32,240- Hotel,144-8
FENCES 35,240-36,240-41,240-42, Improvement,144-8
Fire prevention and building con- 240-44,240-45,240-51- Inspections,144-6,144-8,144-16
struction,144-8,144-10 240-53 Issuance of certificate of occu-
Highway specifications,161-16, Zoning,280-4 panty,144-17
161-29,16141,161-42 FINGERPRINTS Licenses and permits,144-6
Junkyards,1664,166-7 Peddlers,solicitors and transient Lots,144-8
Soil removal,2284,228-7 retail merchants,197-6 Motel,144-8
Subdivision of land,240-36 FIRE ALARM Multifamily dwellings,144-6
Tourist and trailer camps,253-15 Subdivision of land,240-17 Notices,144-8
Wetlands and shoreline,275-2, FIREARMS Nuisance,144-10
275-5,275-11 Parks and recreation areas,193-6 Penalties for offenses,144-12,
Wind energy,2774 Police department rules and regu- 144-13,144-20
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-41, lations,A290-9,A290-33 Performance of work under per-
280-48,280-78,280-82,280- FIRE EXTINGUISHER mit,144-10
85,280-92,280-94,280-99, Junkyards,166-7 Permit, 144-8
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Powers and duties of Building In- Duties and responsibilities of lo- Utilities,148-3,148-13,148-15,
spector,144-5 cal administrator,148-14 148-16,148-19-148-22
Property maintenance,144-6 Elevation of residential structures Variances,148-4,148-7,148-9,
Purpose,144-2 (except coastal high-hazard 148-14,148-22,148-23
Records,144-16, 144-17 areas),148-17 Vehicles,148-4,148-13-148-16,
Right of entry,144-14 Elevator, 148-16 148-21,148-22
School,144-8 Emergency,1484,148-6, 148-9, Warning and disclaimer of liabil-
Signs, 144-8 148-10,148-13-148-15, ity,148-10
Single-family dwellings,144-8 148-22 Water,148-2,148-3,148-14-
Site plan,144-8 Emergency vehicles,148-22 148-16,148-18,148-19,148-
Smoke detectors,144-8 Fees,148-12 22
Solar energy systems,144-8 Fill, 148-12,148-15,148-18 Watercourses,148-13,148-14
Special exception,144-8 Findings,148-1 FLOOD HAZARD AREAS
Sprinklers,144-8,144-17 Floodplain development permit, Wetlands and shoreline,275-3
Stop-work orders, 144-13 148-12 Zoning,2804,280-129,280-133
Storage,144-8 Floodway,148-4,148-14, 148-15, FLOODWAY
Stormwater,144-10 148-23 Flood damage prevention,148-4,
Swimming pools,144-8 Gas,148-3,148-15,148-22 148-14,148-15,148-23
Temporary certificates of occu- General standards,148-15 FUEL
panty,144-18 Grade,148-2,1484,148-16- Boats,docks and wharves,96-16
Tents,144-6,144-8,144-20 148-19,148-21 Fire prevention and building con-
Tests,144-19 Heating,148-16 struction,144-8
Title, 144-1 Height,148-21 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Vacant lot,144-8 Improvements, 148-4,148-13- 38
Water,144-8,144-10 148-20,148-23 Wetlands and shoreline,275-5
Watercourse, 144-10 Insect,148-16 Zoning,280-48,280-52,280-55,
Yards,144-8,144-10 Inspections,148-12,148-14 280-58,280-62,280-111
FIRE PROTECTION Insurance,148-2,148-4,148-6, FUMES
Zoning,280-174 148-7,148-12,148-14,148- Zoning,280-13,280-58,280-62
FIRES 15,148-17,148-18,148-21,
Burning,outdoor,104-1-104-3 148-23
FIRESAFETY Interpretation,148-7 -G-
Fire prevention and building con- Liability,148-10
struction,144-6,144-8 Lots,148-13,148-23 GARAGES
FIRE ZONES Manufactured homes,148-4,148- Fire prevention and building con-
Vehicles and traffic,260-20,260- 13-148-15,148-21 struction,144-8
27 Meeting,1484,148-16,148-19 Peddlers,solicitors and transient
FISHING Mobile home,1484 retail merchants,197-4
Parking, 189-3 Nonresidential structures(coastal Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-45,
Vehicles and traffic,260-9 high-hazard areas), 148-20 280-48,280-58,280-62,280-
FLAMMABLES Nonresidential structures(except 78,280-104,280-134,280-
Junkyards,166-1 coastal high-hazard areas), 137
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 148-19 GARBAGE,RUBBISH AND RE-
38 Notices,148-9,148-14,148-23 FUSE
Zoning,280-48 Nuisances,148-23 Boats,docks and wharves,96-8
FLOOD DAMAGE PREVEN- Objectives,148-3 Buildings,unsafe;property
TION Obstructions,148-16,148-18 maintenance,100-4
Anchoring,148-14,148-16,148- Parking,148-16 General provisions,1-2
21 Parks,148-13-148-15 Littering,174-1, 174-2
Appeals,148-4,148-22 Penalties for offenses, 148-9 Parks and recreation areas,193-2,
Appeals board,148-22 Permit,148-9,148-11-148-14, 193-7
Applicability,148-5 148-16 Public entertainment and special
Basis for establishing areas of Purpose,148-2 events,205-7
special flood hazard, 148-6 Records,148-22 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Blocks,148-21 Recreational vehicles,1484,148- 36-215-38
Building Inspector,148-11 13-148-15,148-21 Soil removal,228-7
Certificates of compliance,148- Report,148-6,148-22 Solid waste,233-1,233-2,233-4
14 Residential structures(coastal Tourist and trailer camps,253-7,
Comprehensive Plan,148-22 high-hazard areas),148-18 253-14
Conflict with other laws,148-7 Safety,148-2,148-4,148-7,148- Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
Definitions,148-4 18,148-22,148-23 GAS
Deposit,148-12 Sanitary facilities,148-19,148-20 Boats,docks and wharves,96-16,
Designation of local administra- Screening,148-16 96-17
tor,148-11 Severability,148-8 Coastal erosion hazard areas,111-
Design standards,148-14,148-18 Standards for all structures,148- 10
Drainage,148-12,148-15-148- 16 Flood damage prevention,148-3,
17,148-19 Stop-work orders, 148-14 148-15,148-22
Storage,148-12,148-16 Junkyards,1664
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Police department rules and regu- GOLD STAR PARENTS TAX Police department rules and regu-
lations,A290-15 EXEMPTION,see WAR lations,A290-15
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- VETERANS AND GOLD
38 STAR PARENTS
Subdivision of land,240-35 GRADE -H-
Zoning,
H-
Zoning,280-13,280-58,280-62, Coastal erosion hazard areas,1I I-
280-83,280-111,280-129, 6,111-10-111-13 HAMLET BUSINESS(HB)DIS-
280-143 Fire prevention and building con- TRICT
Subdivision of land,240-42
GENERAL BUSINESS(B)DIS- struction,144-10
TRICT Flood damage prevention,148-2, HAMLET DENSITY RESIDEN-
Subdivision of land,240-42 148-4,148-16-148-19,148- TIAL(HD)DISTRICT
GENERAL PROVISIONS 21 Subdivision of land,240-42
Adoption of Code,]-I-1-13 General provisions,1-4 Zoning,280-137
Amendments to Code,1-8 Highway specifications,161-2, HANDICAPPED FACILITIES
Assessments,I-4 161-4,161-18, 161-19,161- Zoning,280-129
Bicycles,1-2 21-161-24,161-29,161-30, HANDICAPPED PARKING
Bond,1-4 161-35,161-42,161-46 Vehicles and traffic,260-17,260-
Burning,1-2 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 27
Code book to be kept up-to- 43 HARBOR MANAGEMENT
date,1-9 Soil removal,228-4,228-6,228-7 Fishers Island Harbor Manage-
Copy of Code on file,1-7 Streets and sidewalks,237-6, ment,157-1-157-14
Distribution of local laws,or- 237-13 Abandonment,157-8
dinances and resolutions, Subdivision of land,240-3,2404, Anchoring,157-4,157-6
1-2 240-6,240-10,240-17,240- Animals,157-11
Easement,1-4 19,240-21,240-41,24045, Applicability,157-1
Effect on previously adopted 240-49,240-51 Disabled boats,157-12
legislation,1-5 Tourist and trailer camps,253-5 Discharge of refuse,157-11
Enactments saved from repeal, Wetlands and shoreline,275-7, Emergency,157-6
14 275-11 Fine,157-14
Fine,1-11 Zoning,280-4,280-78,280-85, Fishers Island Harbor Com-
Garbage,1-2 280-99,280-108,280-114, mittee,157-3
Grade,1-4 280-129,280-133,280-134, Hazards to navigation,157-12
Improvement,1-4 280-136 Height,157-6
Incorporation of provisions in- GRASS Inspections,157-8
to Code,1-12 Burning,outdoor,104-1,104-2 Liable,157-12
Junkyards,1-2 Highway specifications,161-42 Lien,157-8,157-12
Legislative intent,1-1 Junkyards,166-7 Meeting,157-3
Liability,1-4 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Mooring maintenance,157-8
License,1-4 21 Notices,157-3,157-9,157-12,
Littering,1-2 Soil removal,228-7 157-14
Matters not affected,1-4 Solid waste,2334 Penalties for offenses,157-14
Parking,1-2 Streets and sidewalks,237-13 Permit,157-6,157-14
Penalties for offenses, 1-4,1- Subdivision of land,240-10 Rafting,157-10
11 Wetlands and shoreline,275-2, Record,157-12
Repeal of enactments not in- 275-11 Registration,157-12
eluded in Code,1-3 Zoning,280-93,280-95 Safety,157-6
Sale of Code book,1-10 See also BRUSH,GRASS AND Sale,157-12
Severability,1-6 WEEDS Severability,157-13
Supplementation,1-10 GRASS CLIPPINGS Speed and wake regulation,
Vehicles,1-2 Solid waste,233-4 1574
When effective, 1-13 GRAVEYARDS Storage,157-6,157-12
Zoning Map,1-4 Junkyards,166-1 Traffic control authority,157-
Adoption of Renumbered 2006 GUARANTEE 2
Code,1-14-1-18 Streets and sidewalks,237-9 Unnavigable boats,157-12
Continuation of provisions,1- Subdivision of land,240-31,240- Use of private moorings by
16 33,240-34 guests,157-9
Incorporation of provisions in- Wetlands and shoreline,275-9, Use of vessel as abode,157-7
to Code,1-17 275-10 Water,157-1,157-5
Legislative intent,1-14 GUARANTEES Waterskiing,157-5
Nonsubstantive changes in Stormwater management,236-20 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
previously adopted legis- GUARANTIES Waterfront consistency review,
lation,1-15 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 268-3
When effective, 1-18 42 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
GLARE Subdivision of land,240-34,240- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Lighting,outdoor,172-5 38 28
Zoning,280-91,280-94,280-111, Zoning,280-4,280-131 Waterfront consistency review,
280-117,280-129 GUNS 268-5
Parks and recreation areas, 193-6
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HAZARDOUS WASTE Subdivision of land,240-10 As-constructed survey,161-45
Police department rules and regu- Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Asphalt binder course,161-22
lations,A290-45 Wind energy,277-2-277-4 Asphalt pavement cores,161-
Solid waste,233-2 Zoning,2804,280-13,280-15, 26
HEARINGS 280-28,28048,280-70,280- Asphalt wearing course,161-
Agricultural lands preservation, 71,280-76,280-76.2,280- 23
704,70-5 78,280-82,280-85,280-94, Base course for asphalt pave-
Boats,docks and wharves,96-31, 280-104-280-109,280-117, ment,161-21
96-32 280-122,280-134 Base course for stone blend
Buildings,unsafe;property HIGHWAY SPECIFICATIONS road,161-19
maintenance,100-7 Final Dedication of Roads,161- Bituminous surface treatment
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- 49 double application,161-
23,111-27,111-35 Bond,161-49 24
Community Preservation Fund, Inspection,16149 Bonds, 161-46
17-7,17-34 Meeting,16149 Brush,161-16,161-30
Environmental quality review, Procedure,16149 Catch basins,161-34
130-10-130-12 Report,16149 Clearing and grubbing,161-16
Housing fund,34-4,34-6 Sale,16149 Concrete curbs,161-38
Junkyards,166-6 General Construction Require- Concrete cylinders,16140
Landmark preservation,170-5, ments,161-5-161-14 Concrete footings,slabs and
170-7,170-14 Dead-end streets,16 1-11 headwalls,161-37
Lighting,outdoor,172-8 Dirt,161-9 Concrete sidewalks and
Local laws,adoption of,38-1,38- Drainage,161-8,161-9,161- driveway entrances,161-
2,38-4,38-6 13 39
Open space preservation,185-4, Easements, 161-13 Construction specifications,
185-5 Improvements,161-6 161-15
Peddlers,solicitors and transient Lots,161-11 Curbs,161-34,161-38,161-
retail merchants,197-11 Progress schedule,161-5 41,16145,161-46
Personnel,474 Protection of new drainage in- Demolition,161-21
Plum Island Research District stallations, 161-9 Design criteria for leaching
(PIC),280-187 Responsibility of developer, basins,161-28
Plum Island Research District 161-6 Drainage,161-18,161-25,
(PIR),280-183 Safety,161-6,161-7 161-27-161-33,161-36,
Police department,51-6 Signs,161-11,161-12 161-45
Public hearings,notice of,55-1 Speed limit,161-12 Drainage design criteria,161-
Sanitary flow credits,transfer of, Stormwater,161-6,161-8 27
117-9,117-12,117-14 Street signs,161-12 Drainage pipe criteria,161-36
Soil removal,228-5,228-12 Temporary roads,161-14 Driveways, 161-39,16146
Solid waste,233-6,233-8 Test,161-6 Dump,161-19,161-21
Subdivision of land,240-10,240- Topsoil removal,161-10 Dust,161-23
13,240-19,240-25,240-29, Traffic maintenance,161-7 Easements,161-18
240-30,240-53 Trees,161-11 Embankment,161-18
Taxation,245-4,245-13 Vehicles,161-7 Emergency vehicles,161-20
Tourist and trailer camps,253-2, Water,161-11 Excavations, 161-17,161-18,
253-4 Plans and Maps for Subdivisions, 161-25,161-29,161-30,
Wetlands and shoreline,275-8 161-1-161-4 161-36
Zoning,280-11,280-13,280-26, Construction plans,161-4 Fences,161-16,161-29, 161-
280-29,280-92,280-131, Curbs,161-4 41,16142
280-137,280-141,280-146, Drainage,161-2-1614 Fill, 161-25
280-150,280-157,280-159, Easements, 161-2-161-4 Grade,161-18, 161-19,161-21
280-174,280-175,280-177 Excavation,161-2 -161-24, 161-29,161-30,
HEAT Final plans,161-3,161-4 161-35, 16142,16146
Fire prevention and building con- Grade,161-2,16113 Grass,16142
struction,144-8 Lighting,1614 Heating,161-22,161-23
Flood damage prevention,148-16 Major subdivision,1614 Height, 161-44,16146
Highway specifications,161-22, Manholes,161-2 Illumination,16146
161-23 Monuments,161-3 Improvements, 161-25
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Preliminary plans, 161-2,161- Insect,16144
38 3 Inspections,161-19,161-21,
Zoning,280-22,280-58,280-91 Sketch plans,16 1-1 16142,16146,16148
HEIGHT REGULATIONS Streetlights, 161-3,1614 Landscaping,16142,16143
Flood damage prevention,148-21 Test,161-2 Lighting,16146
Harbor management,157-6 Trees,161-3 Lots,161-15,161-16
Highway specifications,16144, Wells,161-3 Major subdivisions,161-38
16146 Roadway Construction,161-15- Manholes, 161-35
Lighting,outdoor,172-5 161-48 Minutes,161-27
Soil removal,228-7 Alterations or modifications to Modifications to existing pri-
Streets and sidewalks,237-26 specifications,161-47 vate roads,161-25
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Notification,161-44 Findings,34-2 Highway specifications,161-44
Parking,161-15 Fund established,34-4 Peddlers,solicitors and transient
Permits,161-46 Hearing,34-4,34-6 retail merchants,197-10
Recharge basins,161-41 Housing Advisory Commission INSPECTIONS
Recharge basins Type A and established,34-6 Boats,docks and wharves,96-24
drainage areas,161-29 Improvements,34-2,34-5,34-6 Buildings,unsafe;property
Recharge basins Type B and Meetings,34-6 maintenance,100-5
drainage areas,161-30 Open space,34-6 Coastal erosion hazard areas,1I I-
Recharge Basins Type C,161- Parking,34-6 29
31 Purposes of Fund,34-5 Community Preservation Fund,
Safety,161-44,16146 Sale,34-2,34-4-34-6 17-37
Screen,161-22-161-24,161- Water,34-6 Electrical inspections,126-1-
29,161-30,161-42 HUNT 126-3
Seeding,161-43 Boats,docks and wharves,96-20 Environmental quality review,
Stone blend wearing course, Parks and recreation areas,193-2, 130-17
161-20 193-6 Ethics,26-25
Storage,161-29,161-30 Filming,139-12
Storm drains,161-33 Fire prevention and building con-
Stormwater,161-27,161-29, -I- struction,144-6,144-8,144-
161-30,161-32,161-36 16
ILLEGAL DISCHARGES
Stormwater drainage systems, Flood damage prevention,148-
161-32 Stormwater management,236-25 12,148-14
ILLICIT CONNECTIONS
Streetlighting specifications, Harbor management,157-8
ILLICIT DIS
161-46 StIT DISCHARGES atcr management,236-25 Highway specifications,161-19,
Stripping and stockpiling soil, 161-21,161-42,161-46,161-
161-17 Stormwater236-35 management,236-29, 48,161-49
236-35
Tests,161-26,161-29,161-30, Junkyards,166-6
161-40,161-46 ILLUMINATION,see LIGHTING IMPOUNDMENT Local laws,adoption of,38-2
Trees,161-16,161-29,161-30, Parking,189-3,189-4
161-42,161-44 Animals,83 11,83-12 -24 Police department rules and regu-
Trenches,161-36 Vehicles and traffic,en,26464-9 lations,A290-7,A290-15,
Utility,161-46 Vehicles,motor-driven,2 A290-27
Vehicles,161-20 Wetlands and shoreline,275-6 IMPROVEMENTS Records,59-2-59-5,59-9,59-10
Vibration,161-21 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Agricultural lands preservation,
Water,161-30,161-39,161-44 70-2 21-215-24,215-37,215-38,
Weeds,161-42 215-41,215-43,215-44
Well,161-30,161-46 Community Preservation Fund, Solid waste,233-4,233-6
Yard,161-24 17-8 Stormwater management,236-9,
HISTORICAL FEATURES Fire prevention and building con- 236-20,236-24,236-31,236-
Zoning,280-133 struction,144-8 34
HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND Flood damage prevention, 4, Streets and sidewalks,237-14
General provprovisions,1-4
DISTRICTS 148-13 148-20,148-2323 Subdivision of land,240-9,240-
Zoning,280-75 20,240-32,240-33,240-36,
HISTORIC PRESERVATION Highway specifications,161-6, 240-37
Zoning,280-75,280-131 Ing fu Tourist and trailer camps,253-13
HISTORIC PROPERTIES TAX Housing fund, or,1 2-4 34-6 Vehicles and traffic,260-27
EXEMPTION Lighting,outdoor,]72 4 Waterfront consistency review,
Taxation,245-19 Records,59-15 268-3,268-5
HOLIDAYS Soil removal, eWetlands and shoreline,275-7,
Lighting,outdoor,172-6 Streets and sidewalks,237-6,237-16 Zoning,275-9-275-11
HOME OCCUPATIONS g,2 80-13,280-74,280-101,
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-78 Subdivision of land,240-6,240-9, 280-110,280-137,280-151,
HOSPITALS 240-10,240-24 240-17,240- 280-154
Police department rules and regu- 20,240-30 -240 41, 9 45, INSURANCE
lations,A290-44,A290-45 240-51,Transportation
n access
manage-
Community Preservation Fund,
Zoning,280-13,280-17,280-48, Transportation access manage-ment,64-5 17-32,17-34
280-78,280-79 Electrical inspections,126-2
HOTELS Vehicles,motor-driven,2Filming,139-3,139-11
Fire prevention and building con- Wetlands and shoreline,2775-35-3, Flood damage prevention,148-2,
struction,144-8 275-5 148-4,148-6,148-7,148-12,
Parking,189-3 Zoning,280-25,-129,2 0-131,, 148-14,148-15,148-17,148-
280-88,280-129,280-131,
Zoning,280-4,280-35,280-41, 18,148-21,148-23
280-44,280-45,280-48,280- T 3,2 ,280-174 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
55,280-78,280-79,280-85 INDUSTRIAL WASTES 42
HOUSING FUND Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Soil removal,228-6
Bond,34-4 28,215-36-215-38 Streets and sidewalks,237-8,
Definitions,34-3 INSECTS o 237-18
Emergency,34-2,34-6 d damage prevention,148-16 Taxation,245-1
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Wetlands and shoreline,275-9 Tires, 166-1 Solid waste,2334
Zoning,280-10,280-38,280-52, Transferability, 166-6 Subdivision of land,240-32,240-
280-55 Water,1664 36,240-42,24043,24049
INTOXICATION Well,166-7 Waterfront consistency review,
Police department rules and regu- Zoning,2804 268-3
lations,A290-9 Wetlands and shoreline,275-3,
INVESTIGATIONS 275-11
Alarm systems,75-1 -K- Zoning,2804,280-7,28041,
Ethics,26-21-26-23,26-25 KENNELS 280-70,280-72,280-76.2,
Peddlers,solicitors and transient 280-78,280-91-280-95,
retail merchants,197-7 Zoning,280-13 280-123,280-129,280-131,
Personnel,47-3 280-133,280-134,280-137
Police department,51-6 LEASHING REQUIREMENTS
Police department rules and regu- -L- Parks and recreation areas,193-
lations,A290-7,A290-15, LANDMARK PRESERVATION 3.1
A290-17,A290-19-A290- Accessory buildings,170-7 LIABILITY
21,A290-24,A290-25, Appeals,170-11 Boats,docks and wharves,96-10,
A290-31 Application for certificate of ap- 96-25
Records,59-2 propriateness,170-7 Buildings,unsafe;property
Waterfront consistency review, Building permits, 170-5,170-6 maintenance,100-11
268-3 Certificate of appropriateness for Community Preservation Fund,
Wetlands and shoreline,275-8 alteration,demolition or new 17-23,17-29,17-31,17-34,
Zoning,280-130 construction,170-6 17-35
Criteria for approval of alteration Ethics,26-26
of facades of historic land- Filming,139-11
-J- marks,170-8 Flood damage prevention,148-10
JUNK DEALER
Criteria for approval of demoli- General provisions,14
Junkyards,166-6 tion or removal of historic Harbor management,157-12
JUNKED VEHICLES,see VEHI- landmarks,170-9 Junkyards,166-8
CLES,JUNKED Definitions,170-3 Salvage centers,211-6
JUNKYARDS Demolition,170-2-170-7,170- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Batteries,166-1 9, 170-10 38,21542,21544,215-51
Burning, 166-3,166-7
Designation of historic land- Streets and sidewalks,237-14
Combustible, 166-1,166-7 marks,170-5 Subdivision of land,240-54
Definitions,166-2 Easements, 170-4 Vehicles,motor-driven,264-20
Display,166-6 Enforcement,170-12 Wetlands and shoreline,275-9
Drainage,1664 Fees,170-14 Zoning,280-88
Dump,166-3,166-7 Fine,170-13 LICENSE
Duration,166-6 Hardship criteria for approval of Animals,83-19,83-20,83-22,83-
demolition,removal or alter- 24
Existing businesses,166-5 o
Explosive,166-1 anBin and of chance,92-2,on of historic landmarks, g g
Fee,166-6 170-10 92-3,92-13,92-14
Hearings,170-5,170-7,170-14 Burning,outdoor,104-2
Fence, 4,166-7 Ethics,26-17,26-21
Fire extinguisher,166-7 Historic Preservation Commis-
Fire lane,166-7 sion,1704 General provisions, 1-4
Flammable, 166-1
Meetings,1704 Junkyards,166-1,166-3-166-8
Parkin
Gas,166-4 Membership,170-4 g.189-3,1894
General provisions,1-2 Minutes,1704 Peddlers,solicitors and transient
Grass,166-7
Newspaper,170-7 retail merchants,197-3,197-
Graveyards,166-1 Notices,1704,170-5,170-7, 4,197-6-197-9, 197-11,
Hearing,166-6 170-14 197-13
Inspections,166-6
Penalties for offenses, 170-13 Police department rules and regu-
Junk dealer,166-6 Permit,170-5,170-6 lations,A290-33
Junkyards,166-1 Powers and duties,1704 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Legislative intent,166-1 Purpose,170-2 4-215-6,215-31,215-41,
Liable,166-8 Record,170-5,170-I1 21542
License,166-1,166-3-166-8 Reports,170-5 Solid waste,233-2-2334,233-8
Notice,166-5
Stop-work order,170-12 Subdivision of land,240-21 Nuisances,166-1 Terms,170-4 Tobacco advertising,249-2
Penalties for offenses,166-8 Title,170-1 Tourist and trailer camps,253-3
Permit,166-7,166-8 LANDSCAPING Vehicles and traffic,260-9,260-
Buildings,unsafe; roe 17
Regulations,166-7 g + fproperty�'
Revocation,166-6 maintenance,1004 Wetlands and shoreline,275-6
Sale,166-3 Highway specifications,16142, Zoning,280-48,280-133
Sanitary facilities,166-7 16143 LICENSES
Septic tanks,166-7 Sewers'and sewage disposal,215- Parks and recreation areas,193-
Storage,166-3
Soil removal,2284
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LICENSES AND PERMITS LITTERING _M_
Fire
M-
Fire prevention and building con- Assessment,174-5
struction,144-6 Definitions,174-1 MAJOR SUBDIVISIONS
Sanitary flow credits,transfer of, Driveway,174-2 Highway specifications,1614,
117-10 Fine,174-7 161-38
Shellfish and other marine re- Garbage,174-1,174-2 MANHOLES
sources,219-6,219-7 Garbage,rubbish and refuse,174- Highway specifications, 161-2,
Stormwater management,236-20, 2 161-35
236-21,236-27,236-30 General provisions,1-2 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
LIENS Handbills,174-6 38,21540
Boats,docks and wharves,96-10, Lien,174-5 Subdivision of land,240-17
96-25 Litter in parks,beaches and bod- MANUFACTURED HOMES
Buildings,unsafe;property ies of water,174-4 Flood damage prevention,148-4,
maintenance,100-10 Litter in public places,174-2 148-13-148-15,148-21
Community Preservation Fund, Litter on private property,174-5 MASTER PLAN
17-27,17-35 Newspapers,174-1,174-6 Subdivision of land,240-10,240-
Harbor management,157-8,157- Notice,174-5 17
12 Parks,174-4 Zoning,280-4
Littering,174-5 Penalties for offenses,174-7 MEETINGS
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Record,174-5 Boats,docks and wharves,96-32
33,215-50,215-51 Sign,174-6 Committees,appointment of,13-3
Subdivision of land,240-34,240- Tires,174-3 Community Preservation Fund,
44 Transportation access manage- 17-13
Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 ment,64-5 Environmental quality review,
Zoning,280-76,280-88,280-92 Vehicles,174-1,174-3,174-6 130-7
LIGHTING Water,174-4 Ethics,26-21
Boats,docks and wharves,96-14 LIVESTOCK Expenses of town officers,30-1
Highway specifications,1614, Animals,83-28 Flood damage prevention,1484,
161-46 Subdivision of land,240-44 148-16,148-19
Streets and sidewalks,237-12 Zoning,280-98,280-99 Harbor management,157-3
Subdivision of land,240-44,240- LOCAL LAWS,ADOPTION OF Highway specifications,16149
46 Filing of proof of publication and Housing fund,34-6
Tourist and trailer camps,253-3 posting,38-4 Landmark preservation,170-4
Transportation access manage- Hearings,38-1,38-2,38-4,38-6 Parks and recreation areas,193-9
merit,64-5 Inspection,38-2 Police department rules and regu-
Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Newspaper,38-1 lations,A290-7
Wind energy,277-4 Notice,38-1,38-2,384,38-6 Streets and sidewalks,237-2
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-70, Numbering,38-5 Subdivision of land,240-13,240-
280-81,280-83,280-87,280- Posting and availability of copies, 23,240-40,24043
88,280-111,280-117,280- 38-2 Wetlands and shoreline,275-8
129,280-133,280-137 Posting of copy upon adoption, Zoning,280-29,280-38,28045,
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR 38-3 28048,280-78,280-131,
Appeals,172-8 Rezonings,38-6 280-133,280-137,280-157,
Applicability,1724 LOTS 280-173,280-174
Conflict with other laws,172-3 Fire prevention and building con- METERS
Definitions,172-2 struction,144-8 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Exemptions,172-6 Flood damage prevention,148- 38
Glare,172-5 13,148-23 MINORS
Hearings,172-8 Highway specifications,161-11, Tobacco advertising,249-1
Height regulations,172-5 161-15,161-16 MINUTES
Holidays,172-6 Soil removal,228-7 Committees,appointment of,13-3
Improvements,172-4 Subdivision of land,240-4,240- MOBILE HOME
Penalties for offenses,172-9 10,240-17,240-21,240-26, Flood damage prevention,1484
Poles,172-5 240-27,240-30,240-41- Zoning,2804,280-78
Prohibitions,172-7 24045,24049,240-51,240- MODERATE-INCOME FAMILY
Recreational,172-6 53,240-57,240-59 DWELLING UNITS
Review procedures,172-8 Vehicles and traffic,260-12,260- Subdivision of land,240-10
Site plans,172-8 27 MODERATE-INCOME HOUS-
Standards for exterior lighting, Zoning,280-9-280-11,280-13, ING
172-5 280-15,280-30,280-31,280- Zoning,280-137
Streetlighting,172-5 41,280-48,280-61,280-70, MONUMENTS
Title, 172-1 280-78,280-79,280-95,280- Highway specifications,161-3
Utilities,172-5 106,280-109,280-113,280- Subdivision of land,240-10,240-
Variances, 172-8 116,280-124,280-137,280- 17,240-21,240-41
Vehicles and traffic,172-6 173 Wetlands and shoreline,275-6
LIMITED BUSINESS(LB)DIS- Zoning,280-104
TRICT
Subdivision of land,240-42
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MOTELS 94,280-99,280-111,280- 215-38,215-41-215-43,
Fire prevention and building con- 143 215-45
struction,144-8 NOISE,PREVENTION OF Soil removal,228-5,228-9,228-
Parking,189-3 Definitions,180-4 12
Zoning,2804,280-35,280-44, Enforcement,180-8 Solid waste,233-6,233-8
28045,280-48,280-55,280- Exceptions,180-7 Stormwater management,236-12,
78,280-85 General prohibition,180-5 236-27,236-32
MUFFLERS Penalties for offenses, 180-9 Streets and sidewalks,237-1,
Boats,docks and wharves,96-17 Purpose,180-2 237-2,237-11,237-13
Parks and recreation areas,193-3 Standards,180-6 Subdivision of land,240-13,240-
MULTIFAMILY DWELLINGS Statutory authorization,180-3 18,240-19,240-22,240-25,
Fire prevention and building con- Title,180-1 240-29,240-30,240-32,240-
struction, 144-6 NONCONFORMING SIGNS 36,240-44,240-54
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Zoning,280-90 Taxation,245-3,2454,245-6
41 NONCONFORMING USES Tourist and trailer camps,2534
Zoning,280-108 Zoning,280-2,2804,280-90, Vehicles and traffic,260-25
MUSSELS 280-120,280-121,280-123, Vehicles,motor-driven,264-8
Shellfish and other marine re- 280-154 Wetlands and shoreline,275-8-
sources,219-12 NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS 275-11,275-16
Boats,docks and wharves,96-31, Wind energy,277-3
96-32 Zoning,280-26,280-29,280-30,
-N- Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- 280-74,280-76,280-88,280-
NATURAL FEATURES 29 92,280-97,280-100,280-
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 101,280-131,280-137,280-
17-19
Preservation Fund, 31 141,280-146,280-150,280-
Subdivision
Stormwater management,236-35 153,280-155,280-157,280-
Subdivision of 53,24,240-3,240- NOTICES 159,280-174
43,240-53,240-54 Animals,83-24 NUISANCES
Zoning,280-133,280-143 Boats,docks and wharves,96-10, Fire prevention and building con-
NATURAL FEATURES 96-13,96-25,96-31-96-33 struction,144-10
PRESERVATION Buildings,unsafe;property Flood damage prevention,148-23
Zoning,280-129 maintenance,100-6-100-9 Junkyards,166-1
NATURAL RESOURCES Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
PRESERVATION 18,111-19,111-25,111-29, 38
Plum Island Research District 111-35 Soil removal,228-5
(PIR),280-182 Community Preservation Fund, Vehicles,motor-driven,264-14
NEWSPAPER 17-32,17-34 Zoning,280-58,280-62,280-97,
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Environmental quality review, 280-99
35 130-6,130-10,130-13,130-
Environmental quality review, 17
130-6,130-10 Filming,1394,139-8 -0-
Landmark preservation,170-7 Fire prevention and building con-
Littering,174-1,174-6 struction,144-8 OBSTRUCTIONS
Local laws,adoption of,38-1 Flood damage prevention,148-9, Coastal erosion hazard areas,111-
Peddlers,solicitors and transient 11,111-13
148-14,148-23
retail merchants,197-4 Flood damage prevention,148-
. Harbor management, 157-3,157-
Public hearings,notice of,55-1 16,148-18
9,157-12,157-14
Records,59-10 Highway specifications,161-44 Peddlers,solicitors and transient
Soil removal,228-12 Junkyards,166-5 retail merchants,197-10
Solid waste,233-1 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Subdivision of land,240-19,240- Landmark preservation, 4, 38
170-5,170-7,170-144
25Littering,174-5 Streets and sidewalks,237-1,
Tourist and trailer camps,253-4 Local laws,adoption of,38-1,38- 237-20
Zoning,280-26,280-157,280- 2,384,38-6 Vehicles and traffic,260-23
159 Parks and recreation areas,193- Zoning,280-80,280-104,280-
NIGHT FISHING 10 106,280-111
Parking,189-3 Police department,51-6 ODORS
Vehicles and traffic,260-9 Police department rules and regu- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
NOISE lations,A290-33,A290-44 38
Boats,docks and wharves,96-17 Public entertainment and special Subdivision of land,240-44
Peddlers,solicitors and transient events,205-4,205-8 Zoning,280-13,28048,280-58,
retail merchants,197-10 Public hearings,notice of,55-1 280-62,280-99,280-111,
Soil removal,228-5 9-10 280-143
Transportation access manage- Records, ow c
p g Sanitary flow credits,transfer of, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
ment,64-5 117-9,117-10,117-12-117- Superintendent of Highways,42-
Wind energy,277-2,277-3 14 5-42-8
Zoning,280-13,280-47,280-48, Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Referendum to be held,42-7
280-58,280-62,280-91,280- 23,215-31,215-32,215-37,
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Supersession of Town Law, -P- 280-59,280-62,280-63,280-
42-6 65,280-77-280-79,280-85,
Term of office,42-5 PARADE 280-92,280-95,280-109,
When effective,42-8 Boats,docks and wharves,96-16 280-110,280-117,280-127-
Town Clerk,42-1-42-4 Parks and recreation areas,193-9 280-129,280-131,280-133,
Referendum to be held,42-3 PARKING 280-134,280-137,280-143
Supersession of Town Law, Agricultural uses,72-5,72-6 PARKS AND RECREATION
42-2 Appearance tickets,5-2,5-3 AREAS
Term of office,42-1 Community Preservation Fund, Bicycles,88-1-88-3,88-5
When effective,42-4 17-8 Boats,docks and wharves,96-15,
OFFICIAL MAP Filming,139-3 96-26
Subdivision of land,240-3,240-4, Flood damage prevention,148-16 Community Preservation Fund,
240-10,240-17 General provisions,1-2 174,17-24
Zoning,280-4 Highway specifications,161-15 Filming,139-8
OFF-STREET LOADING Housing fund,34-6 Flood damage prevention,148-13
Zoning,280-79 Parking,189-1,189-3-189-6 -148-15
OFF-STREET PARKING Parking at Beaches,189-1-189- Littering,174-4
Agricultural uses,72-6 8 Parking,189-3
Subdivision of land,240-4,240- Designation of parking areas Subdivision of land,2404,240-
45 on Fishers Island,189-4 10,24042-240-44,240-52
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-27, Designation of parking areas -240-54
280-28,280-45,280-48,280- requiring permits,189-2 Tobacco advertising,249-1
58,280-77,280-78,280-95, Fishing,189-3 Tourist and trailer camps,253-23
189-3l
Hotels,280-109,280-129,280-133, HoUse Regulations and Restrictions,
280-137,280-143 Inspection,189-3,189-4 193-1-193-13
ONE-FAMILY DWELLING License,189-3,189-4 Animals,193-2
Zoning,280-10,280-13,280-109 Motels,189-3 Ashes,193-2
OPEN SPACE Night fishing parking permit, Authority to promulgate rules
Agricultural lands preservation, 189-3 and regulations,193-11
70-2 Other regulations,189-6 Beach activities,193-5
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Parking,189-1-189-6 Behavior and conduct,193-9
13 Parking permits,189-3 Certain acts prohibited,193-2
Parks,Community Preservation Fund, ParPenaltieses for
offenses,]89-8 Definitions,193-1
r
17-4,17-8,17-9,17-12,17- Dirt,193-2
24 Permit,189-2-189-5 Dump,193-2
Housing fund,34-6 Policy,189-1 Emergency,193-3
Open space preservation,185-1- Registration,189-3,189-4 Enforcement,193-12
185-3,185-5 Removal of vehicles parked in Firearms,193-6
Subdivision of land,240-2,240- violation,189-7 Garbage,193-2,193-7
10,240-21,240-42-240-45, Sign,189-3,1894 Guns,193-6
24049,240-54 Storage,189-7 Hours of use,193-10
2 189
Trailers, -
Waterfront consistency review, Hunt,193-2,193-6
268-2,268-5 Vehicles,189-1-189-4,189-7 Intoxicating,193-9
Zoning,280-4,280-8,280-16, Water,189-1 Leashes,193-3.1
280-127,280-128,280-137, Parks and recreation areas,193-3, Licenses,193-3.1
280-181 193-9 Meetings,193-9
OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION Peddlers,solicitors and transient Muffler,193-3
retail merchants, 197-10
Acquisition,185-4 Notices,193-10
Alienation of fee,interest or right, Plum Island Research District Parade,193-9
185-5 (PIC),280-188 Parking,193-3,193-9
Definitions,185-3 Plum Island Research District Penalties for offenses, 193-12
184 280
PIR), -
Findings,185-2 ( Penalty,193-12
Hearing,185-4,185-5 Public entertainment and special Permit,193-7,193-9
Instrument of conveyance, 185-5 events,2054 Recreation area,193-7
Open space,185-1-185-3,185-5 Salvage centers,211-3,211-4 Regulations concerning bath-
Open Space Committee,185-5 Soil removal,228-7 ing and swimming,1934
Permits,185-5 Subdivision of land,2404,240- Regulations concerning dogs
Sale,185-4,185-5 44,240-45 or domestic animals,193-
Transportation access manage-
Severability,185-6 3.1
Title,185-1 ment,64-5 Regulations concerning motor
OUTDOOR LIGHTING,see Vehicles and traffic,260-1,260-8 vehicles,193-3
LIGHTING,OUTDOOR -260-12,260-14-260-23, Restrictions concerning certain
OYSTERS 260-27 games and sports activi-
Shellfish and other marine re- Zoning,2804,280-13,280-14, ties,193-8
sources,219-10 280-18,280-23,280-27,280- Safety,193-6,193-11
28,280-36,280-39,280-42, Signs,193-3
280-45,280-46,280-48,280- Toilet,193-4
49,280-53,280-56,280-58, Tree,193-2
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Use of picnic areas,193-7 Domestic partnerships,121-4, Agricultural uses,72-5,72-6,72-
Vehicles,193-1,193-3,193-4 121-5 12
Water,193-4 Electrical inspections,126-5 Alarm systems,75-3,754
Weapons,193-6 Ethics,26-26 Animals,83-1,83-3,83-4,83-9
When effective, 193-13 Filming,139-14 Boats,docks and wharves,96-1,
Wildlife,193-6 Fire prevention and building con- 96-3,96-15,96-18,96-20,
Zoning,280-7,280-137 struction,144-12,144-13, 96-24,96-25,96-28,96-31-
See also PLAYGROUNDS 144-20 96-33
PEDDLERS,SOLICITORS AND Flood damage prevention,148-9 Burning,outdoor,104-1,104-2
TRANSIENT RETAIL General provisions,1-4,1-]1 Coastal erosion hazard areas,111-
MERCHANTS Harbor management,157-14 8-111-15,111-19,111-27-
Licensing and Regulation,197-1 Highway specifications,161-19- 111-29,111-31
-197-13 161-23 Electrical inspections, 126-3
Application for license, 197-6 Junkyards,166-8 Environmental quality review,
Contagious diseases,197-6 Landmark preservation,170-13 130-5
Definitions,197-2 Lighting,outdoor,172-9 Ethics,26-17,26-21
Dirt,197-10 Littering,174-7 Filming,139-1-139-5,139-7-
Dogs,197-5,197-10 Noise,prevention of,180-9 139-13
Dust,197-10 Parking,189-8 Fire prevention and building con-
Exemptions,197-4 Parks and recreation areas,193- struction,144-8
Fees,197-9 12 Flood damage prevention,148-9,
Fingerprints,197-6 Peddlers,solicitors and transient 148-11-148-14,148-16
Garage,197-4 retail merchants, 197-6,197- Harbor management,157-6,157-
Hearing,197-11 13 14
Insects,197-10 Police department,51-6 Highway specifications,161-46
Investigation of applicant, Police department rules and regu- Junkyards,166-7, 166-8
197-7 lations,A290-15,A290-19, Landmark preservation,170-5,
Legislative intent,197-1 A290-33,A290-36 170-6
License,197-3, 197-4,197-6- Public entertainment and special Open space preservation,185-5
197-9,197-11,197-13 events,205-5,205-7,205-9 Parking,189-2-189-5
Newspapers,197-4 Salvage centers,211-6 Parks and recreation areas,193-7,
Noise, 197-10 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 193-9
Obstructions, 197-10 5,215-7,215-9,215-32,215- Peddlers,solicitors and transient
Parking,197-10 38,215-45,21549 retail merchants,197-10
Penalties for offenses,197-13 Shellfish and other marine re- Police department rules and regu-
Permit, 197-10 sources,219-6,219-22 lations,A290-7
Permitted activities,197-5 Soil removal,228-13 Public entertainment and special
Possession,197-8 Solid waste,233-3.1,233-7,233- events,205-3,205-5,205-6,
Records,197-8 8 205-8
Registration,197-1,197-4, Stormwater management,236-25, Records,59-3,59-7
197-6 236-29,236-31,236-33- Salvage centers,211-2,211-3,
Restrictions,197-10 236-35 211-5,211-6
Sales,1974-197-6,197-10 Streets and sidewalks,237-17, Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
School,197-10 237-21,237-29,237-30,237- 8-215-17,215-21-215-23,
Signs,197-12 33 215-25,215-31,215-32,215-
Vehicles,197-10 Subdivision of land,240-44,240- 37,215-38,21540-21543
Well,197-10 60 Shellfish and other marine re-
PEDESTRIANS Taxation,245-5 sources,219-16
Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Tobacco advertising,249-6 Soil removal,228-3-228-12
Zoning,280-137 Tourist and trailer camps,253-19 Solid waste,233-2,233-3.1,233-
PENALTIES FOR OFFENSES Vehicles and traffic,260-9,260- 4,233-6,233-8
Agricultural uses,72-12 27 Streets and sidewalks,237-6-
Alarm systems,75-5,75-6,75-8 Vehicles,motor-driven,264-9, 237-11,237-13,237-15-
Alcoholic beverages,79-2 264-10,264-20 237-18,237-25,237-26
Animals,83-5,83-13,83-25,83- Waterfront consistency review, Subdivision of land,240-10,240-
28,83-30 268-7 25,240-26,240-34,240-36,
Bicycles,88-7 Wetlands and shoreline,275-12.1, 240-39,240-45,240-49,240-
Bingo and games of chance,92- 275-15,275-16 51
11 Wind energy,277-7 Tobacco advertising,249-2
Boats,docks and wharves,96-33 Zoning,280-13,280-32.1,280- Tourist and trailer camps,253-2-
Buildings,unsafe;property 33,280-76,280-88,280-130, 2534
maintenance,100-6, 100-7, 280-136,280-155,280-156 Vehicles and traffic,260-9,260-
100-10,100-11 PENSION 17,260-27
Burning,outdoor,104-1,104-5 Waterfront consistency review, Vehicles,motor-driven,264-7,
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- 268-3 264-15,264-20
29,111-34 PERMIT Waterfront consistency review,
Community Preservation Fund, Agricultural lands preservation, 268-3
17-35,17-36 70-5
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Wetlands and shoreline,275-2, Permitted uses,280-187 Safeguarding information,
275-4-275-14,275-16 Planning Board,280-187 A290-14
Wind energy,277-3,277-6,277-7 Purpose,280-186 Specific duties,A290-13
Zoning,280-2,280-3,280-8- Setbacks,280-189 Conduct,A290-15
280-10,280-13,280-16,280- Special exception uses,280-187 Alcoholic beverages,A290-15
20,280-31,28045,280-48, Use regulations,280-187 Disorderly conduct,A290-15
280-58,280-62,280-70,280- Wetlands and shoreline,280-189 Fine,A290-15
76.1,280-81,280-85,280- Zoning,280-186-280-189 Gas,A290-15
89,280-90,280-113-280- PLUM ISLAND RESEARCH Gun,A290-15
115,280-121,280-122,280- DISTRICT(PIR) Inspection,A290-15
124,280-125,280-127,280- Accessory uses,280-183 Intoxicating,A290-15
130,280-131,280-134,280- Additional standards,280-183 Investigation,A290-15
140,280-141,280-146,280- Appeals,280-183 Penalty,A290-15
149,280-151-280-154, Applications,280-183 Record,A290-15
280-180 Bulk,area and parking regula- Report,A290-15
PERMITTED USES tions,280-184 Rules of conduct,A290-15
Plum Island Research District Hearings,280-183 Tobacco,A290-15
(PIC),280-187 Natural resources preservation, Towing,A290-15
Plum Island Research District 280-182 Vehicles,A290-15
(PIR),280-183 Permitted uses,280-183 Weapon,A290-15
Zoning,280-13,280-17,280-22, Purpose,280-182 Construal of Provisions,A290-48
280-27,280-35,280-38,280- Setbacks,280-185 Conflict with Police Benevo-
41,280-45,280-48,280-52, Special exception uses,280-183 lent Association agree-
280-55,280-58,280-62,280- Town Board,280-183 ments,A290-48
143,280-146,280-175 Use regulations,280-183 Definitions,A290-46
PERSONNEL Wetlands and shoreline,280-185 Detectives,A290-16-A290-32
Grievance Procedures,47-1-47- Zoning,280-182-280-185 Additional duties,A290-19
4 POLES Assignment,A290-17
Declaration of policy,47-2 Lighting,outdoor,172-5 Composition,A290-18
Definitions,47-1 POLICE/BAY CONSTABLES Cooperation with other law en-
Discrimination,47-2 Animals,83-29 forcement agencies,
Hearing,47-4 POLICE DEPARTMENT A290-22
Initial presentation,47-3 Administration,51-5 Detectives to be on call,A290-
Investigation,47-3 Board of Police Commissioners, 32
Review by Town Board,47-4 51-2 Documents,A290-28
PET WASTE Charges,51-6 Dress,A290-29
Animals,83-28 Compensation,51-1 Inquiries,A290-25
PET WASTE DISPOSAL Disciplinary action,51-6 Inspections,A290-27
Animals,83-28 Emergency,51-4 Intoxicating,A290-24
PLACES OF WORSHIP Equipment,5 1-1 Investigations,A290-17,
Zoning,280-13,280-38,280-78 Establishment,5 1-1 A290-19-A290-21,
PLANNING BOARD Fined,51-6 A290-24,A290-25,
Plum Island Research District Hearing,51-6 A290-31
(PIC),280-187 Investigation,51-6 Offenses,A290-19
Subdivision of land,240-10 Members,5 1-1 Procedures,A290-30
Zoning,280-131,280-174,280- Notice,51-6 Qualifications,A290-16
181 Powers and duties,5 1-1 Records,A290-28
PLAYGROUNDS Qualifications of members of Po- Report,A290-31,A290-32
Subdivision of land,240-43,240- lice Department,51-3 Requesting assistance,A290-
44,240-52,240-53 Record,51-2 26
Zoning,280-13 Rules and regulations,51-5 Rules of conduct,A290-23
See also PARKS AND RECRE- Special policemen,51-4 Scene of investigation,A290-
ATION AREAS POLICE DEPARTMENT RULES 20
PLUMBING AND REGULATIONS Use of intoxicating beverages,
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Chief of Police,A290-6,A290-7 A290-24
36,215-43 General duties,A290-6 Disciplinary Action,A290-47
Subdivision of land,240-47 Inspections,A290-7 Types of action,A290-47
Zoning,280-41,280-45,280-48, Investigation,A290-7 General Rules,A290-34-A290-
280-58,280-62,280-78 Meeting,A290-7 45
PLUM ISLAND CONSERVA- Permit,A290-7 Communicable/infectious dis-
TION DISTRICT(PIC) Records,A290-7 eases,A29045
Accessory uses,280-187 Reports,A290-7 Confidentiality of official
Additional standards,280-187 Specific duties,A290-7 business,A29041
Appeals,280-187 Civilian Members,A290-12- Curb,A290-37,X'290-38
Applications,280-187 A290-14 Duty of Department,A290-35
Bulk,area and parking regula- General duties,A290-12 Fitness for duty,A290-39
tions,280-188 Report,A290-13 Grooming,A29043
Hearings,280-187 Hazardous waste,A29045
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Hospital,A290-44,A290-45 Soil removal,228-7 Events held on Town lands or
Maintenance of order,A290- Stormwater management,236-24, events exceeding 1,000
34 236-28 attendees,205-7
Minor,A290-36 Waterfront consistency review, Fees,205-7
Notification,A290-44 268-3 Garbage,rubbish and refuse,
Patrol duty,A290-37 Wetlands and shoreline,275-3 205-7
Pro-arrest policy,A290-36 Zoning,280-48,280-58,280-62, Penalties for offenses,205-7
Records,A290-45 280-77,280-91,280-111, PUBLIC HEARINGS,NOTICE
Report,A290-36-A290-38, 280-143 OF
A290-44 PRELIMINARY PLANS Assessment,55-1
Safety,A290-45 Highway specifications,161-2, Hearings,55-1
Sick time,A290-44 161-3 Newspaper,55-1
Sidearms,A290-42 PRELIMINARY PLATS Notice,55-1
Sign,A290-36 Subdivision of land,240-3,240-6 Providing notice of public hear-
Smoke,A29045 -240-8,240-10,240-13, ings,55-1
Streetlights,A290-37,A290- 240-15-240-20,240-22, Record,55-1
38 240-24,240-25,240-53,240- Setbacks,55-1
Supervisory officers,A290-38 58 Sign,55-1
Testing,A290-45 PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Vehicles,A290-45 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Water,A290-45 37 -R-
Well,A290-43 PRIVY VAULT
Lieutenant,A290-8,A290-9 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- RABIES VACCINATIONS
Disorderly conduct,A290-9 37 Animals,83-21
Firearms,A290-9 PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES RADIATION
General duties,A290-8 Animals,83-6 Zoning,280-13
Intoxication,A290-9 PROHIBITED USES RECORDS
Records,A290-9 Zoning,280-8,280-111 Animals,83-24
Reports,A290-9 PROHIBITIONS Boats,docks and wharves,96-10,
Specific duties,A290-9 Animals,83-28 96-25
Members of the Department, Stormwater management,236-6 Coastal erosion hazard areas,111-
A290-33 PROPANE/LIQUID GAS TANKS 10,111-29
Duties,A290-33 Wetlands and shoreline,275-5 Community Preservation Fund,
Emergency,A290-33 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 17-22,17-34,17-35
Fill,A290-33 Fire prevention and building con- Domestic partnerships,121-4
Firearms,A290-33 struction,144-6 Ethics,26-7,26-23,26-25
License,A290-33 See also BUILDINGS,UN- Fire prevention and building con-
Minor,A290-33 SAFE;PROPERTY struction,144-16,144-17
Notice,A290-33 MAINTENANCE Flood damage prevention,148-22
Offenses,A290-33 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT Harbor management, 157-12
Record,A290-33 AND SPECIAL EVENTS Landmark preservation,170-5,
Report,A290-33 Enforcement 170-11
Retirement,A290-33 Modification or rescission of Littering,174-5
Safety,A290-33 permit,205-8 Peddlers,solicitors and transient
Vehicle,A290-33 Notices,205-8 retail merchants,197-8
Weapon,A290-33 Penalties for offenses,205-9 Police department,51-2
Organization,A290-1-A290-5 General Provisions Police department rules and regu-
Absence or disability of Chief, Definitions,205-2 lations,A290-7,A290-9,
A290-3 Permit required,205-3 A290-11,A290-15,A290-
Chief of Police,A290-2 Purpose,205-1 28,A290-33,A290-45
Disability,A290-3 Special Events Requiring Chair- Public Access to Records,59-1-
Emergency,A290-3 person of the Zoning Board 59-10
Order of rank,A290-4 of Appeals'Approval Appeals,59-8,59-10
Powers and duties,A290-1 Appeal from denial of a spe- Definitions,59-1
Report,A290-3 cial event permit,205-6 Denial of access,59-8
Seniority,A290-5 Application requirements, Designation of records access
Sergeants,A290-10,A290-11 205-4 officer,59-3
Emergencies,A290-11 Application review procedure Designation of records loca-
General duties,A290-10 and standards,205-5 tion,59-4
Record,A290-11 Fees,2054 Duties,59-3
Reports,A290-11 Notices,2054 Exceptions,59-2
Specific duties,A290-11 Parking,2054 Fees,59-9
Vehicles,A290-11 Penalties for offenses,205-5 Hours for public inspection,
Word usage,A29046 Permit,205-5,205-6 59-5
POLLUTION Special Events Requiring Town Inspection,59-2-59-5,59-9,
Boats,docks and wharves,96-26 Board Approval 59-10
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Certificates of insurance,205- Investigations,59-2
38 7
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Maintenance of list of records REPORTS RETIREMENT
by subject matter,59-7 Buildings,unsafe;property Ethics,26-17
Newspaper,59-10 maintenance,100-5 Police department rules and regu-
Notice,59-10 Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- lations,A290-33
Permit,59-3,59-7 27,111-29,111-35 Taxation,245-1,245-2
Records,59-2-59-10 Community Preservation Fund, Waterfront consistency review,
Safety,59-2 17-34 268-3
Public hearings,notice of,55-1 Electrical inspections,126-3 RIGHT OF ENTRY
Records,59-2-59-17 Ethics,26-25 Fire prevention and building con-
Records Management,59-11- Flood damage prevention,148-6, struction,144-14
59-17 148-22 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Custody and control of rec- Highway specifications,161-49 23
ords,59-16 Landmark preservation,170-5 Stormwater management,236-20,
Definitions,59-13 Police department rules and regu- 236-31
Designation of records man- lations,A290-3,A290-7, Zoning,280-151
agement officer,59-12 A290-9,A290-11,A290-13, ROOFS
Disposition of records,59-17 A290-15,A290-31-A290- Zoning,280-71
Improvements,59-15 33,A290-36-A290-38,
Intent,59-11 A290-44
Powers and duties of records Sewers and sewage disposal,215- _S_
management
S-
management officer,59- 5,215-7,215-38
14 Stormwater management,236-20, SAFETY
Program established,59-12 236-23 Appearance tickets,
Records,59-11-59-17 Subdivision of land,240-19 Boats,docks and wharves,96-14,
Records Advisory Board,59- Tobacco advertising,249-1 96-15,96-26
15 Tourist and trailer camps,253-14 Coastal erosion hazard areas,1I(-
Sign,59-15 Transportation access manage- 17,111-18
Storage,59-12,59-14 ment,64-4 Filming,139-1,139-3
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Waterfront consistency review, Flood damage prevention,148-2,
35,215-43 268-4 148-4,148-7,148-18,148-
Soil removal,228-6,228-9,228- Wetlands and shoreline,275-7, 22,148-23
12 275-8 Harbor management,157-6
Stormwater management,236-20, Zoning,280-29,280-30,280-70, Highway specifications,161-6,
236-31,236-32 280-74,280-151,280-157, 161-7,161-44,161-46
Streets and sidewalks,237-24 280-174 Parks and recreation areas,193-6,
Subdivision of land,240-10,240- RESIDENTIAL LOW-DENSITY 193-11
17,240-19,240-21,240-25, (R40)DISTRICT(ONE- Police department rules and regu-
240-29,240-34,240-38,240- ACRE MINIMUM) lations,A290-33,A29045
41,240-44 Subdivision of land,24042 Records,59-2
Tourist and trailer camps,253-13 RESIDENTIAL LOW-DENSITY Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Zoning,280-7,280-31,280-52, (R-80)DISTRICT(TWO- 44
280-55,280-92,280-133, ACRE MINIMUM) Soil removal,228-1,228-5,228-7
280-151,280-154 Subdivision of land,240-42 Subdivision of land,240-2,240-4,
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES RESIDENTIAL LOW-DENSITY 240-10,240-38,24043,240-
Flood damage prevention,148-4, (R-120)DISTRICT(THREE- 45,240-46,240-56
148-13-148-15,148-21 ACRE MINIMUM) Transportation access manage-
Tourist and trailer camps,253-20, Subdivision of land,24042 ment,64-5
253-21,253-23,253-24 RESIDENTIAL LOW-DENSITY Vehicles and traffic,260-26
Zoning,2804,280-137 (R-200)DISTRICT(FIVE- Vehicles,motor-driven,264-2,
RECYCLABLES ACRE MINIMUM) 264-14,264-15
Solid waste,233-1,233-2,233- Subdivision of land,240-42 Wetlands and shoreline,275-3,
3.1,2334,233-5 RESIDENTIAL LOW-DENSITY 275-11,275-12
RECYCLING (R-400)DISTRICT(TEN- Zoning,280-2,280-3,280-13,
Solid waste,233-7 ACRE MINIMUM) 280-28,280-67,280-82,280-
REGISTRATION Subdivision of land,240-42 88,280-97,280-99,280-111,
Boats,docks and wharves,96-10, RESIDENTIAL OFFICE(RO) 280-125,280-128,280-129,
96-24 DISTRICT 280-131,280-133,280-137,
Harbor management,157-12 Subdivision of land,24042 280-142,280-143,280-146
Parking,189-3,1894 RESORT RESIDENTIAL(RR) SAFETY HAZARDS
Peddlers,solicitors and transient DISTRICT Buildings,unsafe;property
retail merchants,197-1,197- Subdivision of land,240-42 maintenance,100-9
4,197-6 RESTAURANTS SAFETY STANDARDS
Solid waste,2334 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Wind energy,277-3
Tourist and trailer camps,253-14 Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-35, SALES
Vehicles and traffic,260-27 280-38,280-41,28045,280- Agricultural lands preservation,
Vehicles,motor-driven,264-11 48,280-55,280-78,280-85 704,70-5
RENTAL PROPERTY RETAINING WALLS Boats,docks and wharves,96-10,
Zoning,280-13 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 96-25
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Community Preservation Fund, Sanitary flow credit certificates, SERVICE STATIONS
17-9, 17-24 117-10 Zoning,280-4,280-48,280-78
General provisions,1-4,1-10 Sanitary flow credit transfer, 117- SETBACKS
Harbor management,157-12 6 Agricultural uses,72-6
Highway specifications,16149 Title,117-1 Plum Island Research District
Housing fund,34-2,34-4-34-6 Town Clerk,117-7 (PIC),280-189
Junkyards,166-3 SANITATION Plum Island Research District
Open space preservation,1854, Animals,83-28 (PIR),280-185
185-5 Appearance tickets,5-2 Public hearings,notice of,55-1
Peddlers,solicitors and transient Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Soil removal,228-5,228-7
retail merchants,197-4- 30 Subdivision of land,240-19,240-
197-6,197-10 SCALLOPS 42,240-43,240-45
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Shellfish and other marine re- Tourist and trailer camps,253-21
36 sources,219-8 Waterfront consistency review,
Subdivision of land,240-34 SCHOOL 268-3
Taxation,245-1,245-2 Fire prevention and building con- Wetlands and shoreline,275-2,
Tobacco advertising,249-1 struction,144-8 275-3,275-5
Waterfront consistency review, Peddlers,solicitors and transient Wind energy,277-3
268-3 retail merchants, 197-10 Zoning,2804,280-13,280-15,
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-30, Sewers and sewage disposal,215- 280-24,280-28,28043,280-
280-31,280-38,280-41,280- 41 50,280-60,280-64,280-70,
45,280-48,280-52,280-55, Subdivision of land,240-4,240- 280-72,280-76.2,280-85,
280-58,280-62,280-78,280- 53 280-104,280-116,280-123,
79,280-85,280-86,280-98, Taxation,245-11 280-133,280-134,280-137
280-104,280-118,280-174- Tobacco advertising,249-1- SEWAGE TREATMENT SYS-
280-177,280-179-280-181 249-3 TEMS,INDIVIDUAL
SALVAGE CENTERS Vehicles,motor-driven,264-6 Stormwater management,236-26
Access,211-4 Zoning,2804,280-13,280-26, -236-28
Applications,211-3 280-38,280-45,280-48,280- SEWERS AND SEWAGE DIS-
Definitions,211-1 52,280-55,280-58,280-62, POSAL
Fees,211-3 280-78,280-79,280-143, Administration and Enforcement,
Liable,211-6 280-154 215-30-215-32
Parking,211-3,211-4 SCREEN Administration and enforce-
Penalties for offenses,211-6 Flood damage prevention,148-16 ment officer,215-30
Permit,211-2,211-3,211-5,211- Highway specifications,161-22- Compliance required,215-32
6 161-24,161-29,161-30,161- License,215-31
Storage,211-3 42 Notice,215-31,215-32
SANDY,SUPERSTORM,see SU- Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Notice of violation,215-31
PERSTORM SANDY IM- 38 Penalties for offenses,215-32
PACT,ASSESSMENT AND Soil removal,228-7 Permit,215-31,215-32
TAX RELIEF FOR Subdivision of land,240-49 Sanitation,215-30
SANITARY FACILITIES Tourist and trailer camps,253-16 Construction and Alteration,215-
Flood damage prevention,148- Zoning,280-4,280-7,280-72, 8-215-10
19,148-20 280-78,280-91-280-94, Cesspool,215-8
Junkyards,166-7 280-129,280-143 Civil penalty,215-9
SANITARY FLOW CREDITS, SEARCH WARRANTS Fees,215-10
TRANSFER OF Stormwater management,236-31 Penalty,215-9
Applicability,117-4 SEEING EYE DOGS Permit,215-8-215-10
Covenants and restrictions,117- Animals,83-10 Septic tank,215-8
11 SEIZURE Construction Requirements,215-
Definitions,117-3 Animals,83-11 19-215-21
Determination of credits to be de- Vehicles and traffic,260-24 Cesspools,215-19,215-21
posited,117-7 SEPTIC SYSTEMS Covering,215-21
Easements,117-5 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Dirt,215-21
Expiration,117-13 25 Easement,215-20
General prohibitions,1174 Subdivision of land,240-10 Grass,215-21
Hearings,117-9,117-12,117-14 Wetlands and shoreline,275-5 Inspection,215-21
Irreversible transfer,117-8 SEPTIC TANKS Landscaping,215-21
Licenses and permits,117-10 Junkyards,166-7 Location,215-20
Notices,117-9,117-10,117-12- Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Permits,215-21
117-14 2,2154,215-5,215-7,215- Septic tanks,215-19,215-21
Powers and duties,117-7 8,215-11,215-12,215-19, Standards,215-19
Procedure for transfer from bank 215-21,215-22,215-27,215- Trespassing,215-20
to receiving district,117-9 37,215-39 Costs and Expenses,215-33
Purpose and intent,117-2 Stormwater management,236-28 Assessment of costs,215-33
Return of credit to bank,117-14 Tourist and trailer camps,253-7 Lien,215-33
Revocation,117-12 Wetlands and shoreline,275-3 Disposal Fees,215-26
Sanitary flow credit bank,117-5 Zoning,2804
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Fee to be set by resolution, Liable,215-51 Permit,215-37,215-38,215-
215-26 Liens,215-50,215-51 40-215-43
Effective Date,215-34 Penalty,215-49 Persons authorized to work on
When effective,215-34 Penalty for late payment,215- sewers,215-42
General Provisions,215-1-215- 49 Plumbing,215-36,215-43
3 Purpose,215-48 Pollution,215-38
Cesspool,215-2 Rents,215-49 Powers and authority of in-
Definitions,215-2 Sewer rent fund,215-52 spectors,215-44
Easement,215-2 Sewer Use,215-35-215-47 Private sewage disposal,215-
Purpose,215-3 Abandoned,215-37,215-43 37
Septic tank,215-2 Air conditioning,215-36 Privy,215-37
Title,215-1 Animals,215-37,215-38 Privy vault,215-37
Water,215-3 Asbestos,21543 Purpose,215-35
Improper Disposal,215-27 Ashes,215-38 Record,215-35,21543
Cesspool,215-27 Barricades,215-43 Report,215-38
Dumping,215-27 Bond,21542 Safety,215-44
Septic tank,215-27 Building permits,21541 Sale,215-36
Inspections and Maintenance, Building sewer permits,215- Schools,21541
215-22-215-25 41 Screens,215-38
Cesspool,215-22 Cesspools,215-37,215-39 Septic tanks,215-37,215-39
Civil claims,215-24 Churches,215-41 Severability,215-47
Emergency,215-23 Definitions,215-36 Standards for building sewers,
Frequency of inspections,215- Dirt,215-37 215-43
22 Discharges from private sys- Storage,215-36,215-38
Inspections,215-22,215-23 tems,215-39 Stormwater,215-36,215-38
Notice,215-23 Disconnection,215-45 Tampering prohibited,215-40
Permit,215-22,215-23,215- Discretionary monitoring of Tests,215-38,215-43,21544
25 effluents,215-46 Toilet,215-36
Responsibility of owner,215- Disorderly conduct,21540 Toxic substances,215-38
22 Drainage,215-36,215-38, Tree,21543
Right of entry,215-23 215-39 Trenches,215-39,21543
Right to require maintenance, Easement,21543,215-44 Utility,215-42,215-43
215-25 Emergency,215-38 Water,215-36-215-38,215-
Septic system,215-25 Excavations,21542,21543 43
Septic tank,215-22 Explosion hazard,215-38 Watercourse,215-36
Prohibited Wastes,215-28,215- Explosive,215-38 Water pollution,215-38
29 Fees,215-41 Well,215-43
Cesspool,215-28 Flammable,215-38 Word usage,215-36
Discharge,215-29 Fuel,215-38 Transportation,215-4-215-7
Drainage,215-28 Garbage,215-36-215-38 Assessment,215-5
Hazardous substances,215-28 Gas,215-38 Cesspools,215-4,215-5,215-
Industrial waste,215-28 General discharge prohibi- 7
Prohibited wastes enumerated, tions,215-38 Fees,215-6
215-28 General waste disposal re- License,215-4-215-6
Water,215-28 quirements,215-37 Penalty,215-5,215-7
Rates and Fees,215-16-215-18 Grade,215-43 Reports,215-5,215-7
Construction permits,215-16 Guaranty,215-42 Septic tanks,215-4,215-5,
Fees for alteration and con- Heat,215-38 215-7
struction permits,215-16 Industrial wastes,215-36- Vehicles,215-5
Fees for operation permit,215- 215-38 SHELLFISH AND OTHER MA-
17 Inspection,215-37,215-38, RINE RESOURCES
Permit,215-16,215-17 215-41,215-43,215-44 Angling for fish,219-2
Tax rate,215-18 Insurance,21542 Aquaculture/mariculture exemp-
Well,215-18 Liability,215-38,21542,215- tion,219-21
Septic Tanks and Cesspools,215- 44 Bay Constable,219-23
11-215-15 License,215-41,215-42 Blue claw crabs,219-11
Affected properties,215-11 Licensed drain layers,215-42 Clams,219-9
Cesspool,215-11,215-12 Manholes,215-38,215-40 Code Enforcement Officer,219-
Exceptions,215-13 Meters,215-38 23
No permit required of tenants, Multifamily dwellings,215-41 Coordination and enforcement,
215-14 Notices,215-37,215-38,215- 219-23
Permit,215-11-215-15 41-215-43,215-45 Culling shellfish and restoration
Septic tank,215-11,215-12 Nuisance,215-38 of underwater lands,219-14
Sewer Rents and Charges,215-48 Obstruction,215-38 Definitions,219-4
-215-52 Odor,215-38 Display,219-7
Actions to collect rents,215- Penalties for offenses,215-38, Dredges and scrapes,219-19
51 215-40,215-45 Eels,219-13
Assessments,215-50,215-52 Enforcement,219-14-219-23
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Expiration,219-7 SITE DESIGN STANDARDS Garbage,228-7
Fees,219-7 Zoning,280-70 Grade,2284,228-6,228-7
Fixed gear,219-15 SITE PLAN Grass,228-7
Licenses and permits,219-6,219- Zoning,280-74 Hearings,228-5,228-12
7 SITE PLAN APPROVAL Height,228-7
Mussels,219-12 Agricultural uses,72-6 Improvement,228-4
Oysters,219-10 Zoning,280-71,280-72 Insurance,228-6
Penalties for offenses,219-6, SITE PLAN REVIEW Intent of regulations,228-2
219-22 Solid waste,233-6 Landscaping,228-4
Permit,219-16 SITE PLANS Legislative declaration,228-1
Planting of shellfish seed,219-17 Fire prevention and building con- Lots,228-7
Prohibited activities,219-14- struction,144-8 Newspaper,228-12
219-23 Lighting,outdoor,172-8 Noise,228-5
Purpose,219-5 Soil removal,228-4 Notices,228-5,228-9,228-12
Residence requirements,219-1 Subdivision of land,240-42 Nuisance,228-5
Restricted areas,219-14-219-23 Tourist and trailer camps,253-3 Operations excepted,228-4
Scallops,219-8 Zoning,2804,280-13,280-17, Parking,228-7
Title,219-3 280-22,280-29,280-31,280- Penalties for offenses,228-13
Transplanting of shellfish,219-18 35,280-38,28041,280-45, Permit,228-3-228-12
Variances,219-21 28048,280-52,280-55,280- Pollution,228-7
Vegetation removal prohibited, 58,280-62,280-92,280-104, Records,228-6,228-9,228-12
219-20 280-119,280-127,280-129- Regulations,228-7
SHOPPING CENTERS 280-134,280-136-280-138, Safety,228-1,228-5,228-7
Vehicles and traffic,260-14 280-151,280-154 Screening,228-7
Zoning,280-4,280-48,280-87 SKETCH PLANS Setbacks,228-5,228-7
SIGNS Highway specifications,161-1 Site plan,2284
Appearance tickets,5-2 Subdivision of land,240-7,240- Storage,228-7
Boats,docks and wharves,96-23, 10,240-13,240-16,240-20 Stormwater,228-4
96-24 SKETCH PLAT Stormwater management control
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Subdivision of land,240-6-240- plan,228-6
29 13,240-17,240-20,240-26- Vibration,228-5
Fire prevention and building con- 240-28 Waiver by Town Board,228-10
struction,144-8 SMALL WIND ENERGY SYS- Water,228-2,228-4,228-5,228-
Highway specifications,161-11, TEMS 7
161-12 Zoning,280-13 Well,228-1
Littering,174-6 SMOKE Yards,228-6,228-11
Parking,189-3,189-4 Fire prevention and building con- SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS
Parks and recreation areas,193-3 struction,144-8 Fire prevention and building con-
Peddlers,solicitors and transient Police department rules and regu- struction, 144-8
retail merchants,197-12 lations,A29045 SOLID WASTE
Police department rules and regu- Tobacco advertising,249-1 Garbage,Rubbish and Refuse,
lations,A290-36 Zoning,280-13,28048,280-58, 233-1,233-2,2334,233-5,
Public hearings,notice of,55-1 280-62,280-99,280-111, 233-7,233-8
Records,59-15 280-143 Brush,233-4
Solid waste,233-4 SMOKE DETECTORS Commercial vehicles,233-1,
Streets and sidewalks,237-13, Fire prevention and building con- 233-4
237-26 struction,144-8 Conveyance and transportation
Subdivision of land,240-17,240- SMOKING of refuse,233-5
19,240-21,240-32 Tobacco advertising,249-1 Definitions,233-1
Tobacco advertising,249-4 SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL Demolition,233-1,233-4
Vehicles and traffic,2604,260- Streets and sidewalks,237-20 Disposal and collection of sol-
6,260-8 SOIL REMOVAL id waste and recyclables,
Wetlands and shoreline,275-11 Assessments,228-6 233-3.1
Wind energy,277-4 Bond,228-8,228-9 Dumping,233-1,233-2,233-7
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-35, Building Inspector,228-4 Emergencies,233-6
280-38,28041,280-45,280- Cash deposit,228-9 Fees,233-4,233-6
48,280-52,280-55,280-58, Cesspool,2284 Garbage,233-1,233-2,2334
280-62,280-70,280-78,280- Combustible,228-7 Grass clippings,233-4
80-280-90,280-101,280- Comprehensive Plan,228-6 Hazardous waste,233-2
131,280-133,280-134,280- Drainage,228-2,228-4,228-5, Hearing,233-8
137 228-7 Hearings,233-6
SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLINGS Driveway,228-4 Inspection,2334
Fire prevention and building con- Dust,228-2,228-5,228-7 Inspections,233-6
struction, 144-8 Excavations,228-1,228-3-228- Issuance and duration of per-
Stormwater management,236-19 7 mits and licenses,233-4
Wetlands and shoreline,275-5 Fees,228-11 Landscaping,2334
Zoning,280-27,280-28,280-38 Fences,228-4,228-7 License,233-2-2334,233-8
Fill,228-7 Newspaper,233-1
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Notice,233-8 Harbor management,157-6,157- Reports,236-20,236-23
Notices,233-6 12 Right of entry,236-20
Penalties for offenses,233-3.1, Highway specifications, 161-29, Single-family dwellings,236-
233-7 161-30 19
Permit,233-2,233-3.1,233-4, Junkyards,166-3 Stormwater Management Of-
233-6,233-8 Parking,189-7 ficer,236-20
Recyclables,233-1,233-2, Records,59-12,59-14 Stormwater pollution preven-
233-3.1,233-4,233-5 Salvage centers,211-3 tion plans,236-20
Recycling,233-7 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- SWPPP and other documents
Registration,233-4 36,215-38 retained on site,236-23
Signs,2334 Soil removal,228-7 Administration and Enforcement
Site plan review,233-6 Subdivision of land,240-44 All stormwater discharges,
Solid waste,233-3.1 Tourist and trailer camps,253-14 236-34
Town transfer station,233-3 Vehicles and traffic,260-24 Certificates of occupancy,
Transfer station special permit, Vehicles,motor-driven,264-19 236-34
233-6 Waterfront consistency review, Enforcement,236-33
Trees,233-4 268-3 Erosion and sediment control
Vehicles,233-1,233-4,233-5 Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-38, inspection,236-34
Yard,233-4 280-41,280-48,280-58,280- Illicit discharges,236-35
SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS 62,280-78,280-79,280-88, Notice of violations,236-35
Fire prevention and building con- 280-101,280-104,280-110, Penalties for offenses,236-33
struction,144-8 280-111,280-118,280-119, -236-35
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-17, 280-134,280-137 Remedies not exclusive,236-
280-22,280-35,280-38,280- STORM SEWERS 36
41,280-45,280-48,280-52, Animals,83-28 General Provisions
280-55,280-58,280-62,280- STORMWATER Amendments and modifica-
71,280-73,280-74,280-78, Fire prevention and building con- tions to stormwater man-
280-130,280-131,280-139- struction,144-10 agement control plan,
280-142,280-144,280-146, Highway specifications,161-6, 236-12
280-149,280-154 161-8,161-27,161-29,161- Applicability and prohibitions,
SPECIAL EXCEPTION USES 30,161-32,161-36 236-6
Plum Island Research District Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Construction,236-7,236-9
(PIC),280-187 36,215-38 Definitions,236-5
Plum Island Research District Soil removal,2284 Findings of fact,236-3
(PIR),280-183 Subdivision of land,240-11,240- Maintenance easements,236-9
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-35, 19,240-36,240-44,240-50, Maintenance,inspection and
280-38,28041,280-45,280- 240-51 repair of stormwater facil-
48,280-58,280-62,280-78, Wetlands and shoreline,275-3, ities,236-9
280-140,280-141,280-144 275-7 Notices,236-12
SPEED LIMITS Zoning,280-129,280-133,280- Performance and design crite-
Boats,docks and wharves,96-13 143 ria for stormwater man-
Highway specifications,161-12 STORMWATER CONTROL agement and erosion and
Transportation access manage- Stormwater management,236-15 sediment control,236-7
ment,64-5 STORMWATER MANAGE- Powers and duties,236-8
SPRINKLERS MENT Purpose,236-4
Fire prevention and building con- Additional Requirements Statutory authoriza-
struction,144-8,144-17 Activities covered,236-19 tion/conflicts with other
STABLES AND RIDING ACAD- Application process,236-20 laws,236-2
EMIES Area,yard and bulk regula- Stormwater Management Of-
Zoning,280-13 tions,236-20 ficer and authority,236-8
STEEP SLOPES Bonds,236-20 Stormwater pollution preven-
Subdivision of land,240-4 Construction,236-20 tion plans,236-12
STOP-WORK ORDERS Construction activities,236-19 Technical standards,236-7
Fire prevention and building con- Contractor identification and Title,236-1
struction,144-6,144-13 certification,236-22 Water quality standards,236-7
Flood damage prevention,148-14 Inspection of stormwater facil- Illicit Discharges
Landmark preservation,170-12 ities after project comple- Access and monitoring of dis-
Waterfront consistency review, tion,236-24 charges,236-31
268-6 Inspections,236-20 Activities contaminating
Wetlands and shoreline,275-12.1 Licenses and permits,236-20 stormwater prohibited,
STORAGE Maintenance guarantees,236- 236-27
Boats,docks and wharves,96-10, 20 Costs and expenses,236-31
96-25,96-26 Other environmental permits, Discharge and connection pro-
Fire prevention and building con- 236-21 hibitions,236-25
struction,144-8 Performance guarantees,236- Emergencies,236-32
Flood damage prevention,148- 20 Failing individual sewage
12,148-16 Pollution,236-24 treatment systems prohib-
Recordkeeping,236-20 ited,236-26
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Failure to comply,236-29 STORMWATER POLLUTION Insurance,237-8,237-18
Illegal discharges,236-25 PREVENTION PLANS Liable,237-14
Illicit connections,236-25 Stormwater management,236-12, Lighting,237-12
Individual sewage treatment 236-20,236-23 Notices,237-11,237-13
systems,236-27,236-28 STREETLIGHTING Penalties for offenses,237-17
Industrial or construction ac- Highway specifications,161-3, Permit,237-6-237-11,237-
tivity discharges,236-30 161-4,161-46 13,237-15-237-18
Inspections,236-31 Lighting,outdoor,172-5 Protective measures,237-12
Licenses and permits,236-27, Police department rules and regu- Repair,237-16
236-30 lations,A290-37,A290-38 Responsibility for damages,
Notices,236-27 Subdivision of land,240-17,240- 237-16
Notification of spills,236-32 21,24046 Revocation,237-15
Penalties for offenses,236-25, STREET OPENINGS Short title,237-4
236-29,236-31 Streets and sidewalks,237-13 Signs,237-13
Prevention,control and reduc- Waterfront consistency review, Street opening,237-13
tion of stormwater pollu- 268-3 Trenches,237-13
tants by use of best man- STREETS AND SIDEWALKS Utilities,237-11,237-16
agement practices,236-28 Notification of Defects,237-1- Waiver of insurance and bond
Records,236-31,236-32 237-3 requirements,237-18
Right of entry,236-31 Meeting,237-2 Water,237-13,237-16
Search warrants,236-31 Obstruction,237-1 Street Numbering,237-22-237-
Septic tanks,236-28 Prior written notice required, 29
Suspension of access to MS4 237-1 Building Inspector,237-28
in emergency situations or Statutory provisions supersed- Building permit,237-25,237-
due to illicit discharge, ed,237-3 26
236-29 Transmission and presentation Certificate of occupancy,237-
Testing,236-25 of notices,237-2 25
Requirements for All Stormwater Removal of Utility Poles Changes,237-24
Discharges Definitions,237-31 Compliance deadline,237-27
Activities requiring storm- Failure to comply,237-30 Definitions,237-23
water management con- Legislative intent and purpose, Display of numbers,237-26
trol approval,236-15 237-30 Emergency,237-22
Application process,236-17 Penalties for offenses,237-30, Enforcement,237-28
Compliance,236-16 237-33 Fine,237-29
Construction activities,236-18 Removal of damaged or dou- Height,237-26
Drainage,236-13,236-18 ble utility poles,237-32 Legislative intent,237-22
Erosion and sedimentation, Superintendent of Highways, Numbering system estab-
236-18 237-32 lished,237-24
Fill,236-18 Utility poles,237-30 Penalties for offenses,237-29
Performance standards for ap- Snow and Ice Removal,237-19- Permit,237-25,237-26
proval of stormwater 237-21 Posting of numbers,237-25
management control plan, Church,237-20 Records,237-24
236-18 Dirt,237-20 Sign,237-26
Requirements for all land- General maintenance,237-20 Style and size,237-26
disturbing activities or Intent,237-19 Tax bill,237-27
impervious surfaces,236- Obstructions,237-20 Unnamed roads,237-24
14 Penalties for offenses,237-21 Vehicles,237-26
Stormwater management con- Snow and ice removal,237-20 Well,237-22
trol plan,236-17 Vacant lot,237-20 Subdivision of land,240-42
Stormwater Management Of- Weeds,237-20 SUBDIVISION OF LAND
ficer,236-16 Street Excavations,237-4-237- Additional Requirements,240-52
Watercourses,236-13 18 -240-58
Wetlands,236-18 Applications,237-7 Appeals,240-57
Zoning,280-142 Backfilling,237-13 Comprehensive Plan,240-53
STORMWATER MANAGE- Barricades,237-12,237-13 Easements,240-54
MENT CONTROL PLAN Bond,237-9,237-18 Effect on existing plats,240-
Soil removal,228-6 Completion of work,237-14 58
Stormwater management,236-12, Curbs,237-16 Final plat,240-52,240-53
236-17,236-18 Definitions,237-5 Hearing,240-53
Subdivision of land,240-17 Emergencies,237-13 Improvement,240-53
Wetlands and shoreline,275-6 Fees,237-10 Liability,240-54
Zoning,280-133 Fill,237-13 Lots,240-53,240-57
STORMWATER MANAGE- Fine,237-17 Natural features,240-53,240-
MENT OFFICER Grade,237-6,237-13 54
Stormwater management,236-8, Grass,237-13 Notice,240-54
236-16,236-20,236-29 Guarantee,237-9 Open space,240-54
Improvements,237-6,237-16 Parks and recreation areas,
Inspection,237-14 240-52-240-54
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Playgrounds,240-52,240-53 Drainage,240-44 Setbacks,240-45
Preliminary plat,240-53,240- Easements,24042,240-44 Streetlighting,240-46
58 Emergency,240-42 Streets,240-45
Reservation of lands for pedes- Final plat,240-42,240-44 Wastewater treatment systems,
trian trails,240-54 General Business(B)District, 240-47
Reservation of parkland on 240-42 Water,240-48
subdivision plats contain- Hamlet Business(HB)Dis- Water supply systems,240-48
ing residential units,240- trict,240-42 Well,240-45
53 Hamlet Density Residential Yard,240-45
Safety,240-56 (HD)District,24042 Enforcement,240-59—240-61
School,240-53 Landscaping,240-42,240-43 Improvements,240-59
Standards and procedures for Lien,240-44 Lots,240-59
acceptance of streets,240- Lighting,240-44 Methods of enforcement,240-
52 Limited Business(LB)Dis- 61
Time limitations,240-55 trict,24042 Penalties for offenses,240-60
Variances,240-57 Livestock,240-44 Violations,240-59
Vehicles,240-54 Lots,240-42—240-44 Final Plat Review,240-20—240-
Waiver,adjustment of proper- Meeting,240-43 25
ty lines,240-57 Natural features,240-43 Action on final plats which are
Waivers of certain provisions, Notice,240-44 in substantial agreement
240-56 Odors,24044 with approved prelimi-
When effective,240-58 Open space,240-42—240-44 nary plats,240-24
Bonds and Other Security,240-31 Parking,240-44 Block,240-21
—240-34 Parks,240-42 Bond,240-20,240-23,240-25
Default,240-34 Penalty,240-44 Buffer,240-21
Drainage,240-32 Playgrounds,240-43,240-44 Building permits,240-25
Expiration and terms of bonds, Protection and use of open Certificate of approval,240-21
240-34 space lands created by Coordination of review of per-
Final plat,240-31,240-32 cluster development,240- formance bond estimate,
Forms of security,240-34 44 240-23
Guarantee,240-31,240-33, Record,240-44 Curb,240-21
240-34 Recreation areas,240-43,240- Drainage,240-20,240-21,
Guaranty,240-34 44 240-23,240-25
Improvements,240-31—240- Residential Low-Density(R- Easements,240-21
34 40)District(one-acre Environmental impact state-
Inspection,240-32,240-33 minimum),240-42 ment,240-22,240-25
Landscaping,240-32 Residential Low-Density(R- Environmental review,240-22
Liens,240-34 80)District(two-acre Final plats not in substantial
Maintenance bond,240-33 minimum),24042 agreement with approved
Notification,240-32 Residential Low-Density(R- preliminary plats or when
Performance bond,240-32 120)District(three-acre no preliminary plat is re-
Permit,240-34 minimum),240-42 quired,240-25
Purpose of performance bond, Residential Low-Density(R- Fire hydrants,240-21
240-31 200)District(five-acre Grade,240-21
Record,240-34 minimum),240-42 Hearings,240-25
Sale,240-34 Residential Low-Density(R- Improvements,240-20
Sign,240-32 400)District(ten-acre Inspections,240-20
Cluster Development,240-42— minimum),240-42 License,240-21
240-44 Residential Office(RO)Dis- Lots,240-21
Affordable Housing(AHD) trict,240-42 Meeting,240-23
District,240-42 Residential site plans,240-42 Monuments,240-21
Agricultural-Conservation(A- Resort Residential(RR)Dis- Newspaper,240-25
C)District(two-acre min- trict,240-42 Notice,240-22,240-25
imum),24042 Safety,240-43 Open space,240-21
Animals,240-44 Setbacks,240-42,24043 Permits,240-25
Assessments,240-44 Storage,240-44 Preliminary plats,240-20,
Authority and purpose,240-42 Stormwater,240-44 240-22,240-24,240-25
Buffers,24042,24043 Streets and sidewalks,24042 Records,240-21,240-25
Cluster development,240-43, Utility,240-42 Signs,240-21
240-44 Vehicles,240-44 Sketch plan,240-20
Comprehensive Plan,240-42, Water,24042,24044 Sketch plat,240-20
24043 Wells,24044 Streetlights,240-21
Determination of location of Wildlife,24044 Submission,240-20
open spaces created by Definitions,240-3 Technical requirements,240-
cluster development using Design Standards,240-45—240- 21
primary and secondary 48 Test,240-21
Is conservation areas,240- Plumbing,24047 Trees,240-21
43 Safety,240-45,240-46 Utilities,240-21
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Water,240-21 Block,240-17 Required Public Improvements;
Wells,240-21 Buffer,240-17 Inspections;Fees,240-35-
General Application Procedure; Comprehensive Plan,240-19 240-41
Submission Requirements; Curbs,240-17 Abandoned,240-37
Fees,240-6-240-8 Drainage,240-17,240-19 Administration fee,240-37
Assessment,240-7 Easements,240-17 Backfilling,240-36
Bond,240-7 Environmental impact state- Bond,240-35,240-37
Drainage,240-7 ment,240-18,240-19 Bonding,240-35
Fees,240-8 Environmental review,240-18 Design standards,240-36
Final plats,240-8 Final plat,240-15,240-16, Drainage,240-35-240-37,
General application procedure, 240-19 240-41
240-6 Fire alarm,240-17 Excavation,240-36
Grading,240-6 Fire hydrants,240-17 Fencing,240-36
Improvement,240-6 Grade,240-17,240-19 Final plat,240-35,240-36,
Preliminary plat,240-6-240- Hearings,240-19 240-41
8 Improvements,240-16,240-17 Fire hydrants,240-35,240-36
Sketch plan,240-7 Lots,240-17 Gas,240-35
Sketch plat,240-6-240-8 Manholes,240-17 Grading,240-41
Submission requirements,240- Master Plan,240-17 Guaranties,240-38
7 Monuments,240-17 Improvements,240-36
General Provisions,240-1,240-2 Newspaper,240-19 Inspections,240-36,240-37
Open space,240-2 Notices,240-18,240-19 Landscaping,240-36
Purpose,240-2 Official Map,240-17 Lots,240-41
Safety,240-2 Records,240-17,240-19 Mapping of completed im-
Statutory authority,240-1 Reports,240-19 provements,24041
General Requirements;Classifii- Setbacks,240-19 Meeting,24040
cation,240-4,240-5 Signs,240-17,240-19 Modification of design of im-
Comprehensive Plan,240-4 Sketch plan,240-16 provements,240-40
Drainage,240-4 Sketch plat,240-17 Monuments,240-41
General requirements,240-4 Stormwater,240-19 Notice,240-36
Grade,240-4 Stormwater management con- Permit,240-36,240-39
Lots,240-4 trol plan,240-17 Records,240-38,240-41
Official Map,2404 Streetlighting,240-17 Required improvements and
Off-street parking,240-4 Submission,240-16 utilities,240-35
Parking,2404 Technical requirements,240- Safeguards during construc0
-
Parks,2404 17 tion,240-39
Recreation areas,2404 Test,240-17 Safety,240-38
Safety,240-4 Trees,240-17 Stormwater,240-36
School,240-4 Utilities,240-17 Testing,240-35,240-36
Steep slopes,240-4 Waiver of requirements,240- Utilities,240-35,240-36,240-
Subdivision classifications, 15 41
240-5 Water,240-17,240-19 Waiver,240-38
Utility,240-4 Wells,240-17 Water,240-35,240-36
Water,240-4 Preservation of Natural Features, Watercourse,240-41
Wells,240-4 240-49-240-51 Wells,240-35,240-36
Open Development Area,240-26 Buffer,240-49 Sketch Plat Review,240-9-240-
-240-30 Certificate of occupancy,240- 14
Bond,240-30 49 Action on sketch plat,240-13
Creation of lots,240-30 Clearing,24049 Affordable housing,240-10
Drainage,240-30 Drainage,240-51 Affordable Housing(AHD)
Easement,240-26-240-28 Easements,240-51 District,240-10
Establishment,240-26 Final plat,240-51 Appeals,240-10
Final plat,240-28 Floodplains,240-50 Block,240-10
General requirements,240-27 Grade,240-51 Building permits,240-10
Hearings,240-29,240-30 Grading,24049,240-51 Cluster development,240-10
Improvements,240-30 Improvement,240-51 Comprehensive Plan,240-10,
Lots,240-26,240-27,240-30 Landscaping,240-49 240-11
Notice,240-29,240-30 Lots,240-49,240-51 Construction,240-10
Permits,240-26 Open space,240-49 Coordination with other agen-
Procedure,240-29 Permit,240-49,240-51 cies,240-12
Records,240-29 Screen,240-49 Costs and expenses,240-10
Sketch plat,240-26-240-28 Stormwater,240-50,240-51 Decision,240-13
Submission requirements,240- Stormwater,drainage and ero- Drainage,240-9-240-11
28 sion control,240-51 Easements,240-10
Preliminary Plat Review,240-15 Trees,24049 Emergency,240-10
-240-19 Water,240-51 Expiration,240-14
Action on preliminary plat, Fees,240-10
240-19 Final plat,240-13
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Fire hydrants,240-10 Cold War veterans'tax cxemp- TAX RELIEF FOR SUPER-
Grades,240-10 tion,245-17,245-18 STORM SANDY IMPACT,
Grass,240-10 Definitions,245-17 see SUPERSTORM SANDY
Hearings,240-10,240-13 Disability,245-18 IMPACT,ASSESSMENT
Height,240-10 Exemption granted,245-18 AND TAX RELIEF FOR
Improvements,240-9,240-10 Exemption for Disabled Persons TECHNICAL STANDARDS
Inspection,240-9 With Limited Income,245- Stormwater management,236-7
Lots,240-10 10 TENTS
Master Plan,240-10 Disabilities,245-10 Fire prevention and building con-
Meeting,240-13 Exemption granted,245-10 struction,144-6,144-8,144-
Moderate-income family Exemption for Volunteer Fire 20
dwelling units,240-10 Fighters and Ambulance TESTS
Monuments,240-10 Workers,245-11,245-12 Fire prevention and building con-
Notice,240-13 Amount,245-11 struction,144-5,144-19
Official Map,240-10 Applicability,245-14 Highway specifications,161-2,
Open space,240-10 Assessments,245-11,245-12 161-6, 161-26,161-29,161-
Parks,240-10 Effective date,245-12 30,161-40,161-46
Permit,240-10 Exemption granted,245-11 Police department rules and regu-
Planning Board,240-10 Hearings,245-13 lations,A290-45
Preliminary plat,240-10,240- Killed in the line of duty,245- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
13 13 38,215-43,215-44
Record,240-10 Qualifications,245-11 Stormwater management,236-25
Recreation area,240-10 School,245-11 Subdivision of land,240-17,240-
Review of sketch plat,240-11 Unremarried spouses of de- 21,240-35,240-36
Safety,240-10 ceased volunteer fire Wetlands and shoreline,275-4
Septic systems,240-10 fighters or ambulance Zoning,280-48,280-58,280-62
Sketch plans,240-10,240-13 workers,245-13 TIRES
Stormwater,240-11 Historic properties tax exemption, Junkyards,166-1
Submission,240-9 245-19 Littering,174-3
Technical requirements,240- Real property exemption,245- Zoning,280-48
10 19 TOBACCO
Trees,240-10 Senior Citizen Exemption,245-1 Police department rules and regu-
Utilities,240-10 -245-6 lations,A290-15
Waivers,240-10 Applications,245-3 Tobacco advertising,249-1-
Water,240-9-240-11 Assessment,245-4 249-5
Wells,240-9,240-10 Assessments,245-3 TOBACCO ADVERTISING
Zoning,280-137 Assessor,245-3 Definitions and word usage,249-
SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGH- Conditions,245-2 2
WAYS Drug,245-1 Exceptions,249-4
Streets and sidewalks,237-32 Fine,245-5 Legislative intent and findings,
SUPERSTORM SANDY IM- Hearing,245-4 249-1
PACT,ASSESSMENT AND Insurance,245-1 License,249-2
TAX RELIEF FOR Notice,2454,245-6 Minors,249-1
Applicability,245-24 Notices,245-3 Parks,249-1
Definitions,245-20 Offenses,245-5 Penalties for offenses,249-6
Eligibility criteria,245-22 Partial exemption for senior Permit,249-2
Implementation and adoption of citizens,245-1 Report,249-1
Superstorm Sandy Assess- Penalties for offenses,245-5 Restrictions,249-3
ment Relief Act,245-21 Reapplications,245-4 Sales,249-1
Other provisions,245-23 Retirement,245-1,245-2 Schools,249-1-249-3
Relief granted,245-22 Sale,245-1,245-2 Severability,249-7
Taxation,245-20-245-24 Targeted Business Investment Sign,2494
SWIMMING POOLS Exemption,245-7 Smoke,249-1
Fire prevention and building con- Assessments,245-7 Smoking,249-1
struction,144-8 Exemption granted,245-7 Time frame for compliance,249-
Wetlands and shoreline,275-3, Veterans'Exemption,245-8,245- 5
275-11 9 Tobacco,249-1-249-5
Zoning,280-4,280-13,280-52, Amount of exemption,245-9 Variance,249-1
280-55 Assessments,245-8,245-9 Well,249-1
Purpose,245-8 When effective,249-8
Veterans,245-8 TOILET FACILITIES
-T- War veterans and gold star par- Parks and recreation areas,1934
TAXATION ents tax exemption,245-15, Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
245-16 36
Assessment and Tax Relief for TOPSOIL REMOVAL
Superstorm Sandy Impact, Highway specifications,161-10
245-20-245-24
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TOURIST AND TRAILER Parks,253-23 Wetlands and shoreline,275-2
CAMPS Roadways and driveways, Wind energy,277-3
General Regulations,253-1- 253-22 Zoning,280-83,280-92-280-95,
253-19 Setbacks,253-21 280-98,280-118,280-129,
Application,253-3 Site requirements,253-21 280-130,280-133,280-136
Brush,253-5 Time limit for accommoda- TRENCHES
Communicable diseases,253- tion,253-23 Highway specifications,161-36
14 Vehicles,253-20,253-21,253- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Definitions,253-1 23,253-24 39,21543
Distance between cottages and Yard,253-21 Streets and sidewalks,237-13
other buildings or trailers, TOWERS TRESPASSING
253-9 Wind energy,277-2-277-4,277- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Distance from property lines 7 20
and roadways,253-10 Zoning,2804,280-104 Tourist and trailer camps,253-15
Drainage,253-5 TOWING Vehicles,motor-driven,264-14
Driveways,253-3,253-10, Boats,docks and wharves,96-12 TWO-FAMILY DWELLINGS
253-11 Police department rules and regu- Zoning,280-13
Duties of owner,253-14 lations,A290-15
Entrances and exits,253-15 TOWN ATTORNEY
Fees,253-4 Wind energy,277-7 _U_
Fence,
U-
Fence,253-15 Zoning,280-175 UNSAFE BUILDINGS
Fine,253-19 TOWN BOARD
Fire extinguisher,253-14 Plum Island Research District Buildings,unsafe;property
Garbage,253-7,253-14 (PIR),280-183 maintenance,100-4,100-5
Garbage collection,253-7 Wind energy,277-7 UTILITIES
Graded,253-5 Zoning,280-173,280-174,280- Flood damage prevention,148-3,
Hearing,253-2,2534 176,280-177,280-180 148-13,148-15,148-16,148-
Inspection,253-13 TOWN CLERK 19-148-22
License,253-3 Sanitary flow credits,transfer of, Highway specifications, 16146
Lighting,253-3 117-7 Lighting,outdoor,172-5
Management,253-12 Zoning,280-174 Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Minimum unit dimensions, TOXIC SUBSTANCES 42,215-43
253-8 Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Streets and sidewalks,237-11,
Newspaper,253-4 38 237-16
Nonapplicability,253-18 TRAILERS Subdivision of land,240-4,240-
Notice,253-4 Parking,189-2 10,240-17,240-21,240-35,
Other ordinances and regula- Vehicles and traffic,260-8.1 240-36,24041,240-42
tions,253-17 Zoning,280-137 Vehicles and traffic,260-8
Penalties for offenses,253-19 TRANSPORTATION ACCESS Waterfront consistency review,
Permit,253-2-253-4 MANAGEMENT 268-3
Public hearing,2534 Definitions,64-3 Wetlands and shoreline,275-11
Records,253-13 Duties of Commission,64-5 Wind energy,277-2-277-4
Registration,253-14 Improvements,64-5 Zoning,280-2,280-4,280-13,
Report,253-14 Lighting,64-5 280-22,280-29,280-58,280-
Roadways and driveways, Litter,64-5 62,280-83,280-112,280-
253-11 Noise,64-5 127,280-129,280-133
Screening by plantings,253-16 Parking,64-5 UTILITY POLES
Septic tanks,253-7 Purpose,64-2 Streets and sidewalks,237-30,
Sewer system,253-7 Report,644 237-32
Site plan,253-3 Safety,64-5
Site requirements,253-5 Speed limits,64-5
Storage,253-14 Title,64-1 -V-
Trespassing,253-15 Transportation Commission,64-4 VACANT LOT
Trespass on adjoining proper- Vehicle,64-5 Fire prevention and building con-
ty,253-15 Water,64-5 struction,144-8
Vehicles,253-14 When effective,64-6 Streets and sidewalks,237-20
Water,253-3,253-6,253-14 TREES Zoning,280-30
Water supply,253-6 Filming,139-9 VARIANCES
Weeds,253-5 Highway specifications,161-3, Agricultural uses,72-3,72-11
Well,253-5,253-11 161-11,161-16,161-29,161- Coastal erosion hazard areas, 111-
Recreational Vehicle Parks,253- 30,161-42, 161-44 20-111-24,111-27
20-253-24 Parks and recreation areas,193-2 Ethics,26-17
Applicability of other chapter Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Flood damage prevention,148-4,
provisions,253-24 43 • 148-7,148-9,148-14,148-
Dates of operation,253-23 Solid waste,233-4 22,148-23
Definitions,253-20 Subdivision of land,240-10,240- Lighting,outdoor,172-8
Drainage,253-22 17,240-21,24049 Shellfish and other marine re-
Driveways,253-22 Vehicles and traffic,260-4,260-6 sources,219-21
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Subdivision of land,240-57 General Provisions,260-1,260-2 Wells,260-27
Tobacco advertising,249-1 Authority to install traffic con- Stop and Yield Intersections,260-
Waterfront consistency review, trol devices,260-2 4-260-6
268-3,268-5 Definitions of words and School,260-6
Zoning,280-10,280-28,280-30, phrases,260-1 Signs,260-4,260-6
280-76.3,280-81,280-86, Parking,260-1 Stop intersections with flash-
280-92,280-121,280-131, Lighting,outdoor,172-6 ing signals,260-5
280-137,280-146,280-149, One-Way Streets,260-3 Stop intersections with stop
280-154 Parking,Standing and Stopping, signs,260-4
VEHICLES 260-7-260-22 Tree,260-4,260-6
Alcoholic beverages,79-1 Additional parking regula- Wells,260-4,260-6
Appearance tickets,5-2 tions,260-18 Yield intersections,260-6
Bicycles,88-1-88-6 Application,260-7 Truck Traffic,260-26
Boats,docks and wharves,96-9, Bus stops,260-21 Restricted truck traffic,260-26
96-24 Church,260-17 Safety,260-26
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Driveways,260-9,260-15, Zoning,280-129,280-137
16 260-17,260-18 VEHICLES,JUNKED
Filming,139-3 Fire hydrants,260-14,260-18 Buildings,unsafe;property
Flood damage prevention,148-4, Fire lanes,260-14 maintenance,1004
148-13-148-16,148-21, Fire wells,260-14,260-16 VEHICLES,MOTOR-DRIVEN
148-22 Fire zones,260-14,260-20 Motor-Driven Vehicles,264-14-
General provisions,1-2 Handicapped parking,260-17 264-22
Highway specifications,161-7, License,260-9,260-17 Abandoned,264-19
161-20 Loading zones,260-22 Confiscation and redemption
Littering,174-1,174-3,174-6 Lots,260-12 of vehicles,264-19
Parking,189-1-189-4,189-7 Night fishing parking permit, Drugs,264-15
Parks and recreation areas,193-1, 260-9 Emergency vehicles,264-18
193-3,193-4 No stopping zones,260-19 Enforcement,264-17
Peddlers,solicitors and transient Parking,260-9-260-12,260- Exceptions,264-18
retail merchants,197-10 14,260-16-260-22 Fine,264-20
Police department rules and regu- Parking for limited time only, Intent,264-14
lations,A290-11,A290-15, 260-11 Liable,264-20
A290-33,A290-45 Parking or standing prohibited Nuisance,264-14
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- during certain times,260- Penalties for offenses,264-20
5 15 Permit,264-15,264-20
Solid waste,233-1,233-4,233-5 Parking prohibited at all times, Presumptive evidence,264-16
Streets and sidewalks,237-26 260-8 Restitution,264-20
Subdivision of land,240-44,240- Parking prohibited during cer- Restrictions,264-15
54 tain hours,260-9 Safety,264-14,264-15
Tourist and trailer camps,253-14, Parking prohibited during cer- Severability,264-21
253-20,253-21,253-23,253- tain months,260-10 Storage,264-19
24 Penalties for offenses,260-9 Trespassing,264-14
Transportation access manage- Permit,260-9,260-17 When effective,264-22
ment,64-5 Public parking lots,260-12 Unlicensed Motor-Driven Vehi-
Vehicles and traffic,260-1-260- Shopping center,260-14 cles,264-1-264-13
3,260-7,260-8,260-8.1, Signs,260-8 Conflicts with state law,264-
260-9-260-27 Stopping prohibited at all 11
Vehicles,motor-driven,264-1- times,260-13 Definitions,264-3
264-7,264-9,264-11,264-14 Trailer parking prohibited at Exceptions,264-6
-264-16,264-18-264-20 all times,260-8.1 Impound,264-9
Zoning,280-2,280-4,280-48, Utility,260-8 Impounded,264-9
280-58,280-77-280-79, Vehicles,260-8.1,260-9 Impoundment,264-9
280-99,280-110,280-143 Penalties,260-27 Improvement,264-6
VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC,260- Bus stop,260-27 Notice,264-8
14 Curb,260-27 Operation on private property
Emergency Removal of Vehicles, Driveway,260-27 restricted,264-5
260-23-260-25 Fines,260-27 Operation on Town property
Abandoned,260-23 Fire hydrant,260-27 prohibited,264-4
Authority to remove vehicles, Fire lanes,260-27 Parents or guardians to be no-
260-23 Fire zone,260-27 tified of violations,264-8
Emergency,260-23 Handicapped parking,260-27 Penalties for offenses,264-10
Fees,260-24 Inspection,260-27 Permit,264-7
Impoundment,260-24 Lots,260-27 Purpose,264-2
Notices,260-25 Parking,260-27 Registration,264-11
Obstruction,260-23 Penalties for offenses,260-27 Responsibility of parents or
Parking,260-23 Permit,260-27 guardians,264-7
Seizure,260-24 Registration,260-27 Safety,264-2
Storage,260-24 Vehicle,260-27 School,264-6
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Severability,264-12 240-21,240-35,240-36,240- Sewers and sewage disposal,215-
Title,264-1 42,24044,240-48,240-51 38
When effective,264-13 Tourist and trailer camps,253-3, Wetlands and shoreline,275-3
VETERANS 253-6,253-14 WATER QUALITY STAND-
Taxation,245-8 Transportation access manage- ARDS
VETERANS TAX EXEMPTION, ment,64-5 Stormwater management,236-7
see WAR VETERANS AND Waterfront consistency review, WATER SUPPLY
GOLD STAR PARENTS 268-2,268-3,268-5 Zoning,280-174
VIBRATIONS Wetlands and shoreline,275-2- WEAPONS
Highway specifications, 161-21 2754,275-7,275-11,275-12 Parks and recreation areas,193-6
Soil removal,228-5 Zoning,280-2,2804,280-7,280- Police department rules and regu-
Zoning,28048,280-58,280-62, 8,280-13,280-16,280-22, lations,A290-15,A290-33
280-99,280-111,280-143 280-29,280-34,280-35,280- WEEDS
51,280-54,280-55,280-91, Highway specifications,16142
280-96,280-99,280-104, Streets and sidewalks,237-20
-W- 280-112,280-113,280-116, Tourist and trailer camps,253-5
WAIVERS 280-128,280-129,280-133, Wetlands and shoreline,275-2
280-143,280-174 See also BRUSH,GRASS AND
Subdivision of land, WATERCOURSES WEEDS
Wetlands and shorelinnee,,2 2775-6 Fire prevention and building con- WELLS
Zoning,280-76.2 struction,144-10 Buildings,unsafe;property
WALLS Flood damage prevention,148- maintenance,100-4
Wetlands and shoreline, 13,148-14 Highway specifications,161-3
See also RETAINING WALLS Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Subdivision of land,240-4,240-
WAR VETERANS AND GOLD 36 10,240-17,240-21,240-35,
STAR PARENTS TAX EX- Stormwater management,236-13 240-44
EMPTION Subdivision of land,24041 Vehicles and traffic,2604,260-
Assessments,245-16 Zoning,280-133 6,260-12,260-14,260-16,
Definitions and Abbreviations, WATERFOWL FEEDING 260-27
245-15 Animals,83-28 Zoning,280-133
Exemption granted,245-16 WATERFRONT CONSISTENCY WETLANDS
Taxation,245-15,245-16 REVIEW Community Preservation Fund,
WATER Animals,268-3 17-13
Animals,83-3,834 Appeals,268-4,268-5 Stormwater management,236-18
Boats,docks and wharves,96-12, Assessment,268-3,268-5 WETLANDS AND SHORELINE
96-16,96-26 Authority and purpose,268-2 Administration and Enforcement,
Buildings,unsafe;property Building Inspector,268-6 275-15,275-16
maintenance,1004 Definitions,268-3 Bay Constable,275-15
Coastal erosion hazard areas,111- Emergency,268-3 Compliance requirements,
5-111-7,111-10,111-13, Enforcement,268-6 275-16
111-14,111-29 Erosion and sedimentation,268-2 Coordination and enforcement,
Community Preservation Fund, Hazardous materials,268-3 275-15
17-8 Hazardous substances,268-5 Director of Code Enforcement,
Fire prevention and building con- Inspections,268-3,268-5 275-15
struction,144-8,144-10 Investigations,268-3 Failure to comply,275-16
Flood damage prevention,148-2, Landscaping,268-3 Fine,275-16
148-3,148-14-148-16,148- Management and coordination of Notice,275-16
18,148-19,148-22 LWRP,268-4 Penalties for offenses,275-15,
Harbor management,157-1,157- Open space,268-2,268-5 275-16
5 Penalties for offenses,268-7 Permit,275-16
Highway specifications, 161-11, Pension,268-3 Zoning Inspector,275-15
161-30,161-39,161-44 Permit,268-3 General Provisions,275-1-275-
Housing fund,34-6 Pollution,268-3 3
Junkyards,1664 Report,2684 Accessory structure,275-2
Littering,1744 Retirement,268-3 Assessment,2754
Parking,189-1 Review of actions,268-5 Buffer,275-2
Parks and recreation areas,1934 Sale,268-3 Buffers,2754
Police department rules and regu- Setbacks,268-3 Cesspool,275-3
lations,A29045 Stop-work order,268-6 Definitions,275-2
Sewers and sewage disposal,215- Storage,268-3 Demolition,275-2
3,215-28,215-36-215-38, Street openings,268-3 Driveway,275-3
21543 Title,268-1 Erosion and sedimentation,
Soil removal,228-2,2284,228- Utility,268-3 275-3
5,228-7 Variances,268-3,268-5 Exceptions,2754
Streets and sidewalks,237-13, Water,268-2,268-3,268-5 Fence,275-2
237-16 Wildlife,268-2,268-3 Findings,275-3
Subdivision of land,2404,240-9 WATER POLLUTION Flood hazard areas,275-3
-240-11,240-17,240-19, Boats,docks and wharves,96-26 Grass,275-2
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Improvement,275-3 Hearings,275-8 WIND ENERGY
Jurisdiction,275-3 Height,275-11 Small Wind Energy Systems,
Landscaping,275-3 Homes,new and remodeled, 277-1-277-7
Permit,275-2,275-4 275-11 Abandonment of use,277-6
Pollution,275-3 Impoundment,275-6 Advertising,277-4
Purpose,275-3 Improvement,275-5 Anchoring,277-4
Safety,275-3 Inspections,275-7,275-9- Application,277-2
Septic tank,275-3 275-11 Block,277-2
Setbacks,275-2,275-3 Insurance,275-9 Building Inspector,277-7
Stormwater,275-3 Landscaping,275-11 Building permits,277-3,277-6
Swimming pool,275-3 Liability,275-9 Code Enforcement Officer,
Test,275-4 Licenses,275-6 277-7
Title,275-1 Liens,275-11 Construction standards,277-4
Trees,275-2 Lighting,275-11 Costs and expenses,277-6
Water,275-2-275-4 Meeting,275-8 Definitions,277-1
Weeds,275-2 Monument,275-6 Development standards,277-3
Wildlife,275-3,275-4 Notice,275-8-275-10 Enforcement,277-7
Word usage,275-2 Notices,275-11 Fees,277-5
Yard,275-4 Pedestrians,275-11 Fences,277-4
Permits,275-5-275-12,275- Penalties for offenses,275- Height regulations,277-2-
12.1,275-13,275-14 12.1 277-4
Accessory structures,275-5 Permit procedures,275-5 Lighting,277-4
Administrative permits,275-5, Processing of application,275- Noise,277-2,277-3
275-8 8 Notices,277-3
Application,275-6 Propane/liquid gas tanks,275- Penalties for offenses,277-7
Assessment,275-6 5 Permit,277-3,277-6,277-7
Backfilling,275-11 Reports,275-7,275-8 Remedies for violations,277-7
Barricades,275-11 Restaurants,275-11 Safety standards,277-3
Bay Constable,275-12.1 Retaining walls,275-11 Setbacks,277-3
Bond,275-9 Safety,275-11,275-12 Signs,2774
Buffers,275-5,275-7,275-11 Septic systems,275-5 Towers,277-2-2774,277-7
Catwalks,275-11 Setbacks,275-5 Town Attorney,277-7
Certificate of compliance,275- Shoreline structures,275-11 Town Board,277-7
10,275-13 Signs,275-11 Trees,277-3
Cesspools,275-5 Single-family dwellings,275-5 Utilities,277-2-277-4
Code Enforcement Officer, Standards for issuance of per- Zoning,280-13
275-12.1 mit,275-12 WINERIES
Conditions,inspection fees, Stop-work orders,275-12.1 Zoning,280-13
performance guarantee Stormwater,275-7
upon issuance of permit, Stormwater management con-
275-9 trol plan,275-6 -Y-
Construction,275-5 Swimming pools,275-11
Construction and operation Transferability,275-14 YARDS
standards,275-11 Utilities,275-11 Fire prevention and building con-
Contents of permit,275-10 Waivers,275-6 struction,1 specifications,
1-24
144-10
Costs and expenses,275-11 Walls,275-11 Highway specins,
Dock and float fees,275-7 Water,275-7,275-11,275-12 Soil removal,33-4 228--11 1
Docks,275-5,275-11 Wildlife,275-7,275-11,275- Solid waste,2 land,
Drainage,275-5-275-7,275- 12 Subdivision ra land,camps,
2
11 Yards,275-7 Tourist and trailer camps,253-21
Dredging,275-11 Zoning Inspector,275-12.1 Wetlands and shoreline,275 4,
Driveways,275-5 Plum Island Research District 275-7
Zoning,2804,280-7,280-8,280-
Easement,275-11 (PIC),280-189 13,280-15,280-28,280-411,4 ,
Emergencies,275-5 Plum Island Research District
280-43,280-48,280-50,280-
Emergency permits,275-11 (PIR),280-185 64,
Erosion and sedimentation, WILDLIFE 58,-78,28 280-62,280-64,
275-11 Coastal erosion hazard areas, 111- 280-78,280-79,280-86,280-
Excavation,275-11 6,111-12-111-15 93,280-96,9,280-122,28
Failure to comply,275-11 Community Preservation Fund, 106,280-109,280-122,280-
Fees,275-7 17-4,17-8 124,280-143
Fees,
Fences,275-5,275-11 Parks and recreation areas,193-6 YOUTH BOARD
Fill,275-6,275-11 Subdivision of land,240-44 Appointments,68-5
Fuel,275-5 Waterfront consistency review, Definitions and Abbreviations,
Fuel tanks,275-5 268-2,268-3 68-2
Membership,68
Garbage,275-11 Wetlands and shoreline,275-3,
Grading,275-7,275-11 275-4,275-7,275-11,275-12 Powers and duties,68-5
Grass,275-11 Zoning,280-129,280-133 Removal of members,68-5
Salaries and compensation,68-5
Guarantee,275-9,275-10
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Terms of office,68-5 Maintenance and upkeep,280- Hearings,280-13 is
Youth Bureau,68-3,68-4 32.1 Height regulations,280-15
YOUTH BUREAU Meeting,280-29 Home occupations,280-13
Youth Board,68-3,68-4 Newspapers,280-26 Hospitals,280-13
Youth Bureau Director,68-4 Notice,280-26,280-29,280- Inspection,280-13
YOUTH BUREAU DIRECTOR 30 Kennels,280-13
Powers and duties,684 Off-street parking,280-27, Lighting,280-13
Youth Bureau,68-4 280-28 Lots,280-13,280-15
Parking,280-27,280-28 Noise,280-13
Penalties for offenses,280- Odor,280-13
-Z- 32.1,280-33 Off-street parking,280-13
ZONING Permit,280-31 One-family dwelling,280-13
Permitted uses,280-27 Parking,280-13,280-14
Accessory buildings and struc- purpose,280-24 Penalties for offenses,280-13
tures,280-15 Records,280-31 Permit,280-13
Administration and Enforcement, Reports,280-29,280-30 Permitted uses,280-13
280-151-280-156 Residency requirements,280- Places of worship,280-13
Accessory buildings,280-154 30 Playgrounds,280-13
Administrative and enforcing Safety,280-28 Purpose,280-12
officer,280-151 Sales,280-30,280-31 Radiation,280-13
Appeals,280-154 Schools,280-26 Registry of permits,280-13
Building Inspector,280-151- Setbacks,280-24,280-28 Rental permits,280-13
280-155 Single-family dwellings,280- Restaurants,280-13
Building permits,280-151- 27,280-28 Safety,280-13
280-153 Site plan,280-29,280-31 Sales,280-13
Certificates of occupancy, Use regulations,280-27 Schools,280-13
280-151,280-154 Utilities,280-29 Setbacks,280-13,280-15
Fine,280-155 Vacant lot,280-30 Signs,280-13
Inspections,280-151,280-154 Variance,280-28 Site plan,280-13
Nonconforming use,280-154 Variances,280-30 Small wind energy systems,
Notice,280-153,280-155 Water,280-29 280-13
Penalties for offenses,280- Well,280-31 Smoke,280-13
155,280-156 Yards,280-28 Special exception,280-13
Permit,280-151-280-154 Zoning Map,280-29 Special exception uses,280-13
Records,280-151,280-154 Agricultural-Conservation(A-C) Stables and riding academies,
Remedies,280-156 District and Low-Density 280-13
Report,280-151 Residential R-80,R-120,R- Storage,280-13
Right of entry,280-151 200 and R-400 Districts, Swimming pools,280-13
School,280-154 280-12-280-14 Two-family dwellings,280-13
Site plan,280-151,280-154 Accessory buildings and struc- Use regulations,280-13
Special exception,280-154 tures,280-13 Utility,280-13
Stop orders,280-153 Accessory structures,280-13 Water,280-13
Variance,280-154 Accessory uses,280-13 Well,280-12,280-13
Affordable Housing(AHD)Dis- Animals,280-13 Wind energy systems,280-13
trict,280-24-280-33 Apartments,280-13 Wineries,280-13
Accessory uses,280-27 Apartments,accessory,280-13 Yard,280-13,280-15
Administration,280-31 Appeals,280-13 Agricultural Planned Develop-
Age restrictions,280-30 Application review,280-13 ment District,280-170-
Apartments,280-27 Bed-and-breakfast,280-13 280-181
Appeals,280-28,280-31 Building Inspector,280-13 Accessory uses,280-172
Applicability,280-26 Bulk,area and parking regula- Application and review proce-
Application procedure,280-29 tions,280-14 dure,280-174
Building Inspector,280-31 Cemeteries,280-13 Building permits,280-180
Building permit,280-31 Certificate of compliance,280- Classification,280-172
Bulk,area and parking regula- 13 Clearing house,280-179
tions,280-28 Certificate of occupancy,280- Conditions,280-180
Certificate of occupancy,280- 13 Conditions of approval,280-
31,280-33 Communicable diseases,280- 175
Comprehensive Plan,280-29 13 Costs and expenses,280-177
Definitions,280-25
Fine,280-33 Drug,280-13 County Clerk,280-175
Dust,280-13 Definitions,280-171
General regulations and re- Emergency,280-13 Disclosure provisions,280-
quirements,280-30 Farms and farming,280-13 174
Hearing,280-26,280-29 Fees,280-13 Easements,280-175,280-177,
Height,280-28 Fence,280-13 280-179,280-180
Improvements,280-25,280-30 Fumes,280-13 Farms and farming,280-174
Lots,280-30,280-31 Garages,280-13 Fire protection,280-174
Gas,280-13
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Hearings,280-174,280-175, Safety,280-146 Safety,280-97,280-99
280-177 Special exceptions,280-146, Sale,280-98
Improvements,280-174 280-149 Severability,280-103
Lots,280-173 Variances,280-146,280-149 Sign,280-101
Meetings,280-173,280-174 Zoning Map,280-146 Smoke,280-99
Notices,280-174 Density,Minimum Lot Size and Storage,280-101
Open space,280-181 Bulk Schedules,280-65, Trees,280-98
Permit,280-180 280-66 Vehicles,280-99
Permitted uses,280-175 Conformance required,280-66 Vibration,280-99
Planning Board,280-174,280- Incorporation of new sched- Water,280-99
181 ules,280-65 General Business(B)District,
Price for development rights, Parking,280-65 280-47-280-50
280-176 Repeal of existing schedule, Accessory uses,280-48
Purpose,280-170 280-65 Apartments,280-48
Reports,280-174 Districts,280-5-280-11 Appeals,280-48
Requirements for eligibility, Appeals,280-9 Bulk,area and parking re-
280-173 Building Inspector,280-6, quirements,280-49
Sales,280-174-280-177, 280-8 Church,280-48
280-179-280-181 Building permits,280-8-280- Convenience stores,280-48
Subdivision,280-181 10 Driveways,280-48
Subsequent development right Certificate of occupancy,280- Dust,280-48
sales to Town,280-177 10 Fence,280-48
Town Attorney,280-175 District boundaries,280-7 Fire extinguisher,280-48
Town Board,280-173,280- District designations,280-5 Flammable,280-48
174,280-176,280-177, Effect of establishment of dis- Front yard setbacks,280-50
280-180 tricts,280-8 Fuel,280-48
Town Clerk,280-174 Hearing,280-11 Garages,28048
Water,280-174 Insurance,280-10 Height,28048
Water supply,280-174 Landscaping,280-7 Hospital,280-48
Zoning approval,280-174 Lot recognition,280-9 Hotel,280-48
Zoning Map,280-174,280- Lots,280-9-280-11 License,280-48
175 Merger,280-10 Lots,280-48
Agricultural uses,72-5 One-family dwelling,280-10 Meeting,280-48
Amendments,280-157-280-159 Open space,280-8 Motel,280-48
Additional notice requirements Parks,280-7 Noise,280-47,280-48
relating to petitions for Permit,280-8-280-10 Odor,28048
proposed amendments, Prohibited uses,280-8 Off-street parking,28048
280-159 Record,280-7 Parking,280-48,280-49
Assessment,280-159 Screening,280-7 Permit,280-48
Fees for petitions for proposed Variance,280-10 Permitted uses,28048
amendments,280-158 Waiver of merger,280-11 Plumbing,280-48
Hearings,280-157,280-159 Water,280-7,280-8 Pollution,280-48
Meeting,280-157 Yards,280-7,280-8 Purpose,280-47
Newspaper,280-157,280-159 Zoning Map,280-6,280-7 Restaurants,280-48
Notice,280-157,280-159 Farmland Bill of Rights,280-97- Retail stores,280-48
Procedures,280-157 280-103 Sales,28048
Report,280-157 Animals,280-98,280-99 School,280-48
Zoning Map,280-157-280- Appeals,280-100 Service stations,280-48
159 Definitions,280-98 Setbacks,280-50
Board of Appeals,280-145-280- Dust,280-99 Shopping centers,280-48
150 Enforcement,280-102 Signs,280-48
Accessory buildings,280-149 Fences,280-99 Site plan,28048
Accessory structures,280-149 Grading,280-99 Smoke,280-48
Additional conditions and Holidays,280-99 Special exception,280-48
safeguards,280-147 Inspection,280-101 Special exception use,280-48
Appeals,280-145-280-150 Livestock,280-98,280-99 Storage,28048
Appointment,280-145 Noise,280-99 Testing,280-48
Building Inspector,280-146 Notices,280-97,280-100, Tires,280-48
Fees,280-149 280-101 Use regulations,28048
Fences,280-149 Nuisance,280-97,280-99 Vehicle,280-48
Hearings,280-146,280-150 Odor,280-99 Vehicles,280-48
Membership,280-145 Right to farm,280-97 Vibration,280-48
Notice,280-146,280-150 Right to notice by brokers and Yards,280-48,280-50
Permits,280-146,280-149 agents,280-101 General Provisions,280-1-280-
Permitted use,280-146 Right to notice provided by 4
Powers and duties,280-146 Town agencies,280-100 Accessory building,280-4
Rules of conduct and proce- Right to undertake protected Accessory use,2804
dure,280-148 farm practices,280-99 Apartment,280-4
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Appeals,280-4 Hotel,280-44,28045 Properties located adjacent to
Block,280-4 Improvement,280-45 creeks,280-96
Certificate of compliance,280- Meeting,280-45 Purpose,280-91
4 Motel,280-44,280-45 Record,280-92
Certificate of occupancy,280- Off-street parking,28045 Screen,280-91—280-94
4 Parking,28045,28046 Site plan,280-92
Curb,2804 Permit,280-45 Transition buffer area,280-94
Definitions,280-4 Permitted uses,280-45 Trees,280-92—280-95
Drainage,280-4 Plumbing,280-45 Variance,280-92
Easements,280-3,280-4 Purpose,280-44 Water,280-91,280-96
Fence,2804 Restaurants,28045 Yards,280-93,280-96
Final plat,2804 Retail stores,28045 Light Industrial(LI)District,280-
Flood hazard area,280-4 Sale,28045 61-280-64
Garage,2804 School,280-45 Accessory uses,280-62
Grade,2804 Signs,28045 Animals,280-62
Guaranty,2804 Site plan,280-45 Appeals,280-62
Height,2804 Special exception use,28045 Area,yard and bulk regula-
Home occupation,2804 Use regulations,28045 tions,280-62
Hotel,280-4 Hamlet Density(HD)Residential Bulk,area and parking regula-
Interpretation and conflicts, District,280-20—280-23 tions,280-63
280-3 Accessory buildings,280-22 Dust,280-62
Junkyard,2804 Accessory uses,280-22 Explosives,280-62
Landscaping,280-4 Apartments,280-22 Front yard setbacks,280-64
Lighting,2804 Appeals,280-22 Fuel,280-62
Master Plan,280-4 Applicability,280-21 Fumes,280-62
Mobile home,2804 Bulk,area and parking regula- Garages,280-62
Motel,2804 tions,280-23 Gas,280-62
Nonconforming uses,280-2, Heat,280-22 Lots,280-61
2804 Parking,280-23 Noise,280-62
Official Map,2804 Permit,280-20 Nuisance,280-62
Off-street parking,280-4 Permitted uses,280-22 Odors,280-62
Open space,2804 Purpose,280-20 Parking,280-62,280-63
Parking,280-4 Site plan,280-22 Permit,280-62
Permits,280-2,280-3 Special exception,280-22 Permitted uses,280-62
Purposes,280-2 Use regulations,280-22 Plumbing,280-62
Recreational vehicle,2804 Utilities,280-22 Pollution,280-62
Restaurant,280-4 Water,280-22 Purpose,280-61
Safety,280-2,280-3 Zoning Map,280-21 Sales,280-62
Sales,280-4 Landscaping,Screening and School,280-62
School,280-4 Buffer Regulations,280-91— Setbacks,280-64
Screening,280-4 280-96 Signs,280-62
Septic tank,280-4 Appeals,280-92 Site plan,280-62
Service station,280-4 Assessment,280-92 Smoke,280-62
Setbacks,280-4 Buffer,280-92,280-94—280- Special exception use,280-62
Shopping center,2804 96 Storage,280-62
Signs,2804 Building Inspector,280-92 Testing,280-62
Site plans,2804 Curbs,280-92 Use regulations,280-62
Special exception use,280-4 Drainage,280-91 Utility,280-62
Storage,2804 Driveway,280-93 Vibrations,280-62
Swimming pools,2804 Driveways,280-92 Yards,280-62,280-64
Title,280-1 Dust,280-91 Light Industrial Park/Planned Of-
Tower,2804 Fences,280-92,280-94 fice Park(LIO)District,280-
Utilities,280-2,2804 Front landscaped area,280-93 57-280-60
Vehicles,280-2,2804 General requirements,280-92 Accessory uses,280-58
Water,280-2,2804 Glare,280-91,280-94 Animals,280-58
Yard,280-4 Grass,280-93,280-95 Appeals,280-58
Zoning Map,28011 Hearing,280-92 Bulk,area and parking regula-
Hamlet Business(HB)District, Heat,280-91 tions,280-59
280-44—280116 Height,280-94 Dust,280-58
Accessory uses,280-45 Landscaped parking area,280- Explosives,280-58
Apartments,28045 95 Fuel,280-58
Appeals,28045 Lien,280-92 Fumes,280-58
Assessment,28045 Lots,280-95 Garages,280-58
Bulk,area and parking regula- Noise,280-91,280-94 Gas,280-58
tions,280-46 Notice,280-92 Heating,280-58
Convenience stores,28045 Off-street parking,280-95 Noise,280-58
Garages,28045 Parking,280-92,280-95 Nuisance,280-58
Grocery stores,28045 Pollution,280-91 Odors,280-58
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Off-street parking,280-58 Bulk,area and parking regula- Air pollution,280-77
Parking,280-58,280-59 tions,280-56 Animal,280-78
Permit,280-58 Curb,280-55 Apartment,280-78
Permitted uses,280-58 Fuel,280-55 Appeals,280-78,280-79
Plumbing,280-58 Hotels,280-55 Commercial vehicles,280-78
Pollution,280-58 Insurance,280-55 Curbs,280-78
Purpose,280-57 Motels,280-55 Drainage,280-78
Sales,280-58 Parking,280-56 Driveways,280-78
Schools,280-58 Permitted uses,280-55 Fence,280-78
Setbacks,280-60 Purpose,280-54 Garages,280-78
Signs,280-58 Record,280-55 Grade,280-78
Site plan,280-58 Restaurants,280-55 Height,280-78
Smoke,280-58 Sales,280-55 Home occupation,280-78
Special exception use,280-58 School,280-55 Hospital,280-78,280-79
Storage,280-58 Signs,280-55 Hotels,280-78,280-79
Testing,280-58 Site plan,280-55 Landscaping,280-78
Transfer stations,280-58 Special exception,280-55 Lots,280-78,280-79
Use regulations,280-58 Swimming pools,280-55 Meeting,280-78
Utility,280-58 Use regulations,280-55 Mobile home,280-78
Vehicles,280-58 Water,280-54,280-55 Motel,280-78
Vibrations,280-58 Marine I(MI)District,280-51— Off-street loading areas,280-
Yards,280-58,280-60 280-53 79
Limited Business(LB)District, Accessory uses,280-52 Off-street parking areas,280-
28040—280-43 Appeals,280-52 78
Accessory uses,28041 Bed-and-breakfast,280-52 Parking,280-77—280-79
Appeals,280-41 Bulk,area and parking regula- Place of worship,280-78
Bulk,area and parking regula- tions,280-53 Plumbing,280-78
tions,280-42 Fuel,280-52 Pollution,280-77
Fencing,280-41 Insurance,280-52 Purpose,280-77
Hotels,28041 Parking,280-53 Restaurant,280-78
Landscaping,280-41 Permitted uses,280-52 Sales,280-78,280-79
Lots,280-41 Purpose,280-51 School,280-78,280-79
Parking,280-42 Record,280-52 Screening,280-78
Permitted uses,280-41 Sales,280-52 Service station,280-78
Plumbing,280-41 School,280-52 Signs,280-78
Purpose,280-40 Signs,280-52 Special exception uses,280-78
Restaurants,280-41 Site plan,280-52 Storage,280-78,280-79
Sales,280-41 Special exception,280-52 Vehicles,280-77—280-79
Setbacks,28043 Swimming pools,280-52 Yards,280-78,280-79
Signs,28041 Use regulations,280-52 Plum Island Conservation District
Site plan,28041 Water,280-51 (PIC),280-186—280-189
Special exception use,28041 Nonconforming Uses and Build- Plum Island Research District
Storage,280-41 ings,280-120—280-126 (PIR),280-182—280-185
Use regulations,280-41 Appeals,280-121 Residential Office(RO)District,
Yards,28041,28043 Building permit,280-121, 280-37—280-39
Low-Density Residential R40 280-124,280-125 Accessory uses,280-38
District,280-16—280-19 Height,280-122 Apartments,280-38
Accessory buildings,280-19 Involuntary moves,280-126 Appeals,280-38
Accessory uses,280-17 Landscaping,280-123 Bulk,area and parking regula-
Animal,280-17 Lots,280-124 tions,280-39
Appeals,280-17 Nonconforming buildings with Churches,280-38
Bulk,area and parking regula- conforming uses,280-122 Insurance,280-38
tions,280-18 Nonconforming buildings with Meeting,280-38
Hospital,280-17 nonconforming uses,280- Parking,280-39
Open space,280-16 123 Permitted uses,280-38
Parking,280-18 Nonconforming lots,280-124 Places of worship,280-38
Permit,280-16 Permit,280-121,280-122, Purpose,280-37
Permitted uses,280-17 280-124,280-125 Restaurants,280-38
Purpose,280-16 Purpose,280-120 Sales,280-38
Site plan,280-17 Repairs and maintenance,280- School,280-38
Special exception,280-17 125 Signs,280-38
Use regulations,280-17 Safety,280-125 Single-family dwellings,280-
Water,280-16 Setbacks,280-123 38
Marine II(MII)District,280-54— Variance,280-121 Site plan,280-38
280-56 Yard,280-122,280-124 Special exception uses,280-38
Accessory uses,280-55 Parking and Loading Areas,280- Storage,280-38
Appeals,280-55 77-280-79 Use regulations,280-38
Bed-and-breakfast,280-55 Accessory use,280-78
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Resort Residential(RR)District, Specific signs,280-85 Hamlet Density Residential
280-34-280-36 Storage,280-88 (HD)District,280-137
Accessory uses,280-35 Transition,280-89 Handicapped facilities,280-
Appeals,280-35 Tree,280-83 129
Bulk,area and parking regula- Unsafe,abandoned and unlaw- Hearings,280-1�1,280-137
tions,280-36 ful signs,280-88 Height,280-134
Hotels,280-35 Utility,280-83 Historical features,280-133
Motels,280-35 Variances,280-81,280-86 Historic preservation,280-131
Parking,280-36 Yard,280-86 Improvements,280-129,280-
Permitted uses,280-35 Site Plan Approval,280-127- 131,280-133,280-137
Purpose,280-34 280-138 Inspections,280-137
Restaurants,280-35 Accessory uses,280-127 Investigations,280-130
Signs,280-35 Affordable housing,280-137 Land clearing,280-136
Site plan,280-35 Appeals,280-130,280-131, Landscaping,280-129,280-
Special exception use,280-35 280-137 131,280-133,280-134,
Use regulations,280-35 Applicability,280-127 280-137
Water,280-34,280-35 Application requirements, License,280-133
Severability,280-160 280-133 Lighting,280-129,280-133,
Signs,280-80-280-90 Approval of site plan required, 280-137
Abandoned,280-88 280-130 Lots,280-137
Advertising,280-80,280-81, Architectural features,280- Meeting,280-131,280-133
280-85 129 Meetings,280-137
Animal,280-85 Architectural Review Commit- Moderate-income housing,
Appeals,280-81,280-86 tee,280-131,280-135 280-137
Applicability,280-81 Architectural review stand- Natural features,280-129,
Application,280-81 ards,280-134 280-133
Approval,280-81 Area,yard and bulk regula- Natural features preservation,
Assessment,280-88 tions,280-137 280-129
Building Inspector,280-81, Assessment,280-133 Notice,280-131,280-137
280-85,280-88 Bicycles,280-137 Objectives,280-129
Certificate of occupancy,280- Block,280-133 Off-street parking,280-129,
85 Boats,280-137 280-133,280-137
Driveway,280-85 Bonds,280-137 Open space,280-127,280-
Fees,280-81 Buffers,280-137 128,280-137
Fences,280-82,280-85 Building Inspector,280-127, Parking,280-127-280-129,
Gas,280-83 280-130,280-131 280-131,280-133,280-
General design principles, Building permit,280-127, 134,280-137
280-82 280-130,280-134 Parks and recreation areas,
Grade,280-85 Certificate of occupancy,280- 280-137
Height,280-82,280-85 130 Pedestrians,280-137
Hotel,280-85 Cluster development,280-137 Penalties for offenses,280-
Improvement,280-88 Comprehensive Plan,280-129 130,280-136
Liable,280-88 Curbs,280-131,280-133,280- Permit,280-127,280-130,
Lien,280-88 137 280-131,280-134
Lighting,280-81,280-83,280- Drainage,280-127,280-129, Planning Board,280-131
87,280-88 280-133 Purpose,280-128
Limitation of content or copy, Driveways,280-137 Records,280-133
280-84 Duration of plan,280-132 Recreational vehicles,280-137
Motel,280-85 Easements,280-133 Review procedure,280-131
Nonconforming signs,280-90 Emergency,280-137 Safety,280-128,280-129,
Nonconforming use,280-90 Excavation,280-129 280-131,280-133,280-
Notice,280-88 Failure to comply,280-130 137
Obstructions,280-80 Fees,280-137 Screening,280-129
Parking,280-85 Fee schedule for site plan ap- Setbacks,280-133,280-134,
Penalty,280-88 plications,280-138 280-137
Permit,280-81,280-85,280- Fences,280-133,280-134 Signs,280-131,280-133,280-
89,280-90 Findings of fact,280-128 134,280-137
Prohibitions and general re- Fire hydrants,280-133,280- Site plans,280-130-280-132
strictions,280-83 137 Special exception,280-130,
Purpose,280-80 Flood hazard areas,280-129, 280-131
Restaurant,280-85 280-133 Standards for residential site
Safety,280-82,280-88 Garages,280-134,280-137 plans,280-137
Sales,280-85,280-86 Gas,280-129 Storage,280-134,280-137
Setbacks,280-85 Glare,280-129 Stormwater,280-129,280-133
Shopping centers,280-87 Grade,280-129,280-133,280- Stormwater management con-
Sign illumination,280-87 134,280-136 trol plan,280-133
Specific sign requirements, Guaranty,280-131 Subdivision of land,280-137
280-86 Trailers,280-137
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Trees,280-129,280-130,280- Building length and separation Towers,280-104
133,280-136 for buildings containing Trees,280-118
Utilities,280-127,280-129, multiple dwellings,280- Utility,280-112
280-133 107 Vehicles,280-110
Variances,280-131,280-137 Building permit,280-114 Vibration,280-111
Vehicles and traffic,280-129, Building setback requirements Water,280-104,280-112,280-
280-137 adjacent to water bodies 113,280-116
Water,280-128,280-129,280- and wetlands,280-116 Yards,280-104-280-106,
133 Certificate of occupancy,280- 280-109
Watercourses,280-133 112 Zoning Map,280-113
Wells,280-133 Commercial vehicles,280-110 Wireless Communication Facili-
Wildlife,280-129,280-133 Corner lots,280-106 ties,280-67-280-69
Special Exception Uses,280-139 Courts,280-108 Abandonment,280-76
-280-144 Dust,280-111 Antennas,280-68,280-70,
Additional conditions and Elevators,280-104 280-72,280-73,280-76,
safeguards,280-144 Excavations,280-114 280-76.1,280-76.2
Appeals,280-140-280-142, Exceptions and modifications, Application fees and require-
280-144 280-104 ments,280-74
Application,280-141 Explosives,280-111 Base station equipment shelter,
Approval,280-141 Fences,280-104-280-106, 280-70
Approval required,280-140 280-114 Building permits,280-70,280-
Buffer,280-143 Filled land,280-113 71,280-74
Building permit,280-140 Fuel,280-111 Consultant review,280-74
Church,280-143 Garage,280-104 Costs and expenses,280-76.2
Demolition,280-140 Gas,280-111 Definitions,280-69
Dust,280-143 Glare,280-111,280-117 Design standards,280-72
Emergency,280-143 Grade,280-108,280-114 Fall zones,280-70
Gases,280-143 Height,280-104-280-109, Federal aviation regulations,
General standards,280-142 280-117 280-70
Hearing,280-141 Inspection,280-110 General requirements for all
Matters to be considered,280- Land under water,280-113 wireless communication
143 Lighting,280-111,280-117 facilities,280-70
Natural features,280-143 Long-term outdoor display or Height regulations,280-70,
Noise,280-143 storage,280-119 280-71,280-76,280-76.2
Notice,280-141 Lots,280-106,280-109,280- Historic buildings and dis-
Odors,280-143 113,280-116 tricts,280-75
Off-street parking,280-143 Monuments,280-104 Historic preservation,280-75
Parking,280-143 Multifamily dwelling,280-108 Inspections,280-74
Permit,280-140,280-141 Noise,280-111 Landscaping,280-70,280-72,
Permitted uses,280-143 Obstructions,280-104,280- 280-76.2
Pollution,280-143 106,280-111 Liens,280-76
Purpose,280-139 Odor,280-111 Lighting,280-70
Safety,280-142,280-143 Off-street parking,280-109 Lots,280-70
School,280-143 One-family dwelling,280-109 Notices,280-74,280-76
Screening,280-143 Open storage,280-110 Penalties for offenses,280-76
Smoke,280-143 Parking,280-109,280-110, Permit,280-70,280-76.1
Stormwater,280-143 280-117 Preexisting antenna support
Stormwater management,280- Permit,280-113-280-115 structures and antennas,
142 Pollution,280-111 280-76.1
Vehicles,280-143 Prohibited uses in all districts, Purpose,280-67
Vibration,280-143 280-111 Radio emissions,280-70
Violations of conditions,280- Provisions for community wa- Relief,280-76.3
141 ter,sewer and utility facil- Removal,280-76
Water,280-143 ities,280-112 Reports,280-70,280-74
Yards,280-143 Public roads,encumbrances to, Required approvals,280-71
Zoning Board of Appeals, 280-111 Roof mounting,280-71
280-142 Safety,280-111 Safety,280-67
Supplementary Regulations,280- Sales,280-104,280-118 Scope,280-68
104-280-119 Setbacks,280-104,280-116 Screen,280-72
Accessory buildings,280-104, Site plan,280-104,280-119 Setbacks,280-70,280-72,
280-107 Smoke,280-111 280-76.2
Accessory structures,280-116 Storage,280-104,280-110, Severability,280-76.4
Access requirements,280-109 280-111,280-118,280- Signs,280-70
Air pollution,280-111 119 Site design standards,280-70
Animal,280-111 Temporary outdoor display or Site plan,280-74
Block,280-116 storage,280-118 Site plan approval,280-71,
Buffer,280-118 Tourist camps,camp cottages 280-72
Building Inspector,280-109 and trailers,280-115 Special exception,280-71
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Special exception approval,
280-73
Special exceptions,280-74
Standards,280-73
Variances,280-76.3
Waivers of criteria,280-76.2
When effective,280-76.5
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Agricultural uses,72-11
Zoning,280-142
ZONING DISTRICTS
Zoning,280-5
ZONING INSPECTOR
Animals,83-29
Powers and duties,275-12.1,275-
15
Wetlands and shoreline,275-12.1,
275-15
ZONING MAP
General provisions,1-4
Zoning,2804,280-6,280-7,280-
21,280-29,280-113,280-
146,280-157—280-159,
280-174,280-175
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