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Town of Southold Code Supplement No. 142
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Table of Contents,
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1007-1008
8501 — 8504
8507-8508
9205— 9206
9206.1
10096.7 —10096.8
10096.8.1
Supplemental Index,
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Table of Contents,
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1008.1
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Supplemental Index,
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Supplemental Index,
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Legislation, by number or date of adoption, included in this
supplement: L.L. Nos. 25-2003; 26-2003; '27-2003; 2-2004;
4-2004; 5-2004.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
PAGE
37.
Coastal Erosion Hazard Areas ............
3701
38.
Dogs ....................................
3801
Article I General Regulations
Article II Fees
39.
(Reserved) ................................
3901
40.
(Reserved) ...............................
4001
41.
Ducks ...................................
4101
42.
(Reserved) ...............................
4201
43.
Electrical Inspections ....................
4301
44.
Environmental Quality Review ..........
4401
44A.
Filming .................................
44A01
45.
Fire Prevention and Building Code,
Uniform ................................
4501
Fishers Island Harbor Management —
See Ch. 33
46.
Flood Damage Prevention .................
4601
47.
Farm Stands ............................
4701
48.
Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse ............
4801
49.
Highway Defects, Notice of ...............
4901
50.
(Reserved) ...............................
5001
51.
(Reserved) ...............................
5101
52.
(Reserved) ...............................
5201
53.
(Reserved) ...............................
5301
54.
Junkyards ..............................
5401
55.
(Reserved) ...............................
5501
56.
Landmark Preservation ..................
5601
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CHAPTER PAGE
57.
Littering ................................
5701
Motor -Driven Vehicles — See Ch. 60
58.
Notice of Public Hearing .. . .............
5801
59.
Open Space Preservation ................
5901
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60.
Motor -Driven Vehicles ...................
6001
61.
(Reserved) ...............................
6101
62.
Parks and Recreation Areas ...............
6201
Article I Use Regulations and Restrictions
63.
(Reserved) ...............................
6301
64.
(Reserved) ...............................
6401
65.
Parking at Beaches ......................
6501
66.
(Reserved) ...............................
6601
67.
Peace and Good Order ...................
6701
Article I Public Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages
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68.
(Reserved) ...............................
6801
69.
Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient
Retail Merchants ........................
6901
70.
(Reserved) ...............................
7001
71.
Public Entertainment and Special
Events..................................
7101
72.
Records Management ....................
7201
73.
Records, Public Access to ................
7301
74.
Salvaging Centers .......................
7401
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75.
Scavenger Wastes ........................
7501
76.
Sewers ...................................
7601
Article I Sewer Use
Article II Rents and Charges
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§ 10-6 ETHICS, CODE OF § 10-10
failing to act on the matter may financially benefit any of the
persons listed in § 10-5 of this chapter.
§ 10-7. Recusal procedure.
Whenever a town officer or employee is required to recuse
• himself or herself under this Code of Ethics:
A. He or she shall promptly inform his or her superior, if
any.
B. A member of a board shall state the general nature and
extent of the conflict of interest upon the public record of
the board.
C. He or she shall immediately refrain from participating
further in the matter.
§ 10-8. Gifts.
No town official or employee or member of any official or
employee's family shall, directly or indirectly, solicit, accept or
receive any gift under circumstances from which it could
reasonably be inferred that the gift was intended to influence
him or her in the performance of his or her official duties or was
intended as a reward for any official action on his or her part.
§ 10-9. Representation.
A town officer or employee shall not represent any other
person in any matter that said person has before the town nor
represent any other person in any matter against the interest of
• the town.
§ 10-10. Appearances.
A town officer or employee shall not appear before or exert
influence over any board or department of the town, except on
his or her own behalf or on behalf of the town.
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§ 10-11 SOUTHOLD CODE § 10-15
§ 10-11. Confidential information.
Town officers and employees and former town officers and
employees shall not disclose any confidential information or use
it to further anyone's personal interests.
§ 10-12. Political solicitation.
A town officer or employee shall not knowingly request, or •
knowingly authorize anyone else to request, any subordinate of
the officer or employee to participate in any election campaign
or contribute to a political committee.
§ 10-13. Revolving door.
A town officer or employee shall not appear or practice before
the town as to particular matters on which the town officer or
employee personally worked while in town service, unless
acting in response to a request by the appropriate official for the
sole purpose of providing information. A town officer or
employee shall not appear or practice before the board or de-
partment in which he or she previously served, except on his or
her own behalf, for a period of one (1) year after the termination
of his or her municipal service or employment.
§ 10-14. Inducement of others and bribery.
A town officer or employee shall not induce or aid another
officer or employee of the town to violate any of the provisions of
this Code of Ethics.
§ 10-15. Exclusion from Code of Ethics. •
The provisions of Article II shall not prohibit or require
recusal as a result of the following:
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Chapter 85
TAXATION
' ARTICLE I
Senior Citizen Exemption
ARTICLE I
Senior Citizen Exemption
§ 85-1.
Partial exemption for senior citizens. _
§ 85-2.
Conditions.
§ 85-3.
Applications.
§ 85-4.
Reapplications.
§ 85-5.
Penalties for offenses.
§ 85-5.1.
Notice.
ARTICLE II
Business Investment Exemption
§ 85-6. Exemption repealed.
ARTICLE III
Veterans' Exemption
• § 85-7. Purpose.
§ 85-8. Amount of exemption.
/ 8501 5-15-2003
§ 85-1 SOUTHOLD CODE § 85-1
ARTICLE IV
Exemption for Disabled Persons With Limited Income
§ 85-9. Exemption granted.
ARTICLE V
Exemption for Volunteer Fire -Fighters
and Ambulance Workers
§ 85-10. Exemption granted; amount; qualifications.
§ 85-11. Applicability.
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of
Southold as indicated in article histories. Amendments
noted where applicable.]
ARTICLE I
Senior Citizen Exemption
[Adopted 4-20-19711
§ 85-1. Partial exemption for senior citizens. [Amended
3-12-1985 by L.L. No. 3-1985; 2-2-1993 by L.L. No.
2-1993; 12-27-1994 by L.L. No. 31-1994; 5-28-1996 by
L.L. No. 9-1996; 2-4-1997 by L.L. No. 3-1997;
2-29-1998 by L.L. No. 1-19981
A. Amount of exemption.
(1) Real property owned by one or more persons, each of
whom is 65 years of age or over, or real property •
owned by husband and wife, one of whom is 65 years
of age or over, shall be exempt from Town taxes to
the extent provided, subject to the following income
limitations: [Amended 9-29-1998 by L.L. No.
16-1998; 1-30-2001 by L.L. No. 3-2001; 3-25-2003
by L.L. No. 6-20031
8502 5 -15 -.2003
§ 85-1 TAXATION § 85-1
Income Extent of Exemption
Up to $21,499
50%
$21,500 to $22,499
45%
$22,500 to $23,499
40%
$23,500 to $24,499
35%
$24,500 to $25,399
30%
$25,400 to $26,299
25%
$26,300 to $27,199
20%
$27,200 to $28,099
15%
$28,100 to $28,999
10%
$29,000 to $29,899
5%
(2) Such exemption shall be computed after all other
partial exemptions allowed by law have been
subtracted from the total amount assessed.
B. The real property tax exemption on real property owned
by husband and wife, one of whom is 65 years of age or
over, once granted, shall not be rescinded solely because
of the death of the older spouse, so long as the surviving
spouse is at least 62 years of age.
C. The above income shall be calculated as described in
Real Property Tax Law § 467 and shall include social
security and retirement benefits, interest, dividends,
total gain from the sale or exchange of a capital asset
which may be offset by a loss from the sale or exchange
of a capital asset in the same income tax year, net
rental income, salary or earnings, and net income from
self-employment, but shall not include a return of
capital, gifts, inheritances, payments made to
individuals because of their status as victims of Nazi
persecution as defined in P.L. 103-286 or moneys
• earned through employment in the federal foster
grandparent program, and any such income shall be
offset by all medical and prescription drug expenses
actually paid which were not reimbursed or paid by
insurance.
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§ 85-2 SOUTHOLD CODE § 85-2
§ 85-2. Conditions. [Amended 3-12-1985 by L.L. No.
3-1985]
No exemption shall be granted:
A. If the income of the owner or the combined income of
the owners of the property for the income tax year
immediately preceding the date of making application
for exemption exceeds the sum of twenty-one thousand
two
(Cont'd on page 8503)
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§ 85-2 TAXATION § 85-2
hundred ninety-nine dollars ($21,299.). "Income tax
year" shall mean the twelve-month period for which the
owner or owners filed a personal income tax return or, if
no return is filed, the calendar year. Where title is vested
in either the husband or the wife, their combined income
may not exceed such sum. Such income shall include
social security and retirement benefits; interest;
dividends; total gain from the sale or exchange of a
capital asset, which may be offset by a loss from the sale
or exchange of a capital asset in the same income tax
year; net rental income; salary or earnings; and the net
income from self-employment, but not including a return
of capital, gifts or inheritances. In computing net rental
income and net income from self-employment, no
depreciation deduction shall be allowed for the
exhaustion, wear and tear of real or personal property
held for the production of income. [Amended 4-5-1988
by L.L. No. 7-1988; 2-6-1990 by L.L. No. 1-1990;
3-27-1990 by L.L. No. 3-1990; 2-2-1993 by L.L. No.
2-1993; 12-27-1994 by L.L. No. 31-19941
B. Unless the title of the property shall have been vested in
the owner or one (1) of the owners of the property for at
least twenty-four (24) consecutive months prior to the
date of making application for exemption; provided,
however, that in the event of the death of either a
husband or wife in whose name title of the property shall
have been vested at the time of death, and then becomes
vested solely in the survivor by virtue of devise by or
descent from the deceased husband or wife, the time of
ownership of the property by the deceased husband or
wife shall be deemed also a time of ownership by the
survivor, and such ownership shall be deemed
continuous for the purposes of computing such period of
twenty-four (24) consecutive months, and provided
further that in the event of a transfer by either a
husband or wife to the other spouse of all or part of the
title to the property, the time of ownership of the
property by the transfer or spouse shall be deemed also a
time of ownership by the transferee spouse, and such
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ownership shall be deemed continuous for the purposes
of computing such period of twenty-four (24) consecutive
months, and provided further that where property of the
owner or owners has been acquired to replace property
formerly owned by such owner or owners and taken by
eminent domain or other involuntary proceedings, except
a tax sale, the period of ownership of the former property
shall be combined with the period of ownership of the is
property for which application is made for exemption and
such periods of ownership shall be deemed to be
consecutive for purposes of this Article. Where a
residence is sold and replaced with another within the
state, the period of ownership of both properties shall be
deemed consecutive for the purposes of this Article.
C. Unless the property is used exclusively for residential
purposes.
D. Unless the real property is the legal residence of and is
occupied in whole or in part by the owner or by all of the
owners of the property.
§ 85-3. Applications.
. Applications for such exemption must be made by the owner
or all of the owners of the property, on forms prescribed by the
State Board, to be furnished by the appropriate assessing
authority, and shall furnish the information and be executed in
the manner required or prescribed in such forms and shall be
(Cont'd on page 8505)
8504 2-25-95
§ 85-7 TAXATION § 85-8
ARTICLE III
Veterans' Exemption
[Adopted 6-27-1995 by L.L. No. 14-19951
§ 85-7. Purpose.
The purpose of this article is to maintain the ratio of the
amount of the veterans' exemption to the assessed valuation of
property on which the exemption was granted when the ratio
may change as a result of a revaluation or update of
assessments, as authorized by Paragraph (a) of Subdivision 5 of
§ 458 of the Real Property Tax Law.
§ 85-8. Amount of exemption.
A. If the total assessed value of real property for which an
exemption has been granted pursuant to § 458 of the
Real Property Tax Law has been increased or decreased
as a result of a revaluation or update of assessments in
the Town of Southold, and a material change in level of
assessment has been certified by the State Board of
Real Property Services for the assessment roll on which
such property is assessed, the Assessor shall increase or
decrease the amount of such exemption by multiplying
the amount of such exemption by the percentage
change in level of assessment.
B. In accordance with Paragraph (a) of Subdivision 5 of
such § 458, if the Assessor receives the certification
from the State Board after the final assessment roll has
been filed, the Assessor shall certify the amount of the
recomputed exemption to.the officer having custody and
• control of the roll, who is directed and authorized by
such statute to enter the recomputed exemption on the
roll.
8507 5-15-2003
§ 85-9 SOUTHOLD CODE § 85-9
ARTICLE IV
Exemption for Disabled Persons With Limited Income
[Adopted 5-12-1998 by L.L. No. 7-19981
§ 85-9. Exemption granted.
A. Real property owned by a person with disabilities
whose income is limited by such disabilities, and used
as the legal residence of such person, shall be entitled
to a partial exemption from taxation to the extent of
50% of assessed valuation.
B. To be eligible for the exemption authorized by such
§ 459-c and implemented by this article, the maximum
income of such person shall not exceed $21,500. Any
such person having a higher income shall be eligible for
exemption in accordance with the following schedule:
[Amended 4-11-2000 by L.L. No. 8-2000; 2-13-2001
by. L.L. No. 4-2001; 3-25-2003 by L.L. No. 5-2003]
Percentage Assessed
Valuation Exempt
Annual Income From Taxation
Up to $21,499
50%
$21,500 to $22,499
45%
$22,500 to $23,499
40%
$23,500 to $24,499
35%
$24,500 to $25,399
30%
$25,400 to $26,299
25%
$26,300 to $27,199
20%
$27,200 to $28,099
15%
$28,100 to $28,999
10%
$29,000 to $29,899
5%
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(Cont'd on page 8509)
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§ 92-30
VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
§ 92-30
Direction
At Inter-
Location
Stop Sign on
of Travel
section With
(hamlet)
Airway Drive [Repealed 8-12-1980 by L.L. No. 4-19801
Albo Drive
West
Bray Avenue
Mattituck
(north end)
Albo Drive
West
Bray Avenue
Mattituck
• (south end)
Aldrich Lane
North
Second Avenue
Mattituck
Aquaview
West
Rocky Point
East
Avenue
Road
Marion
Atlantic
North
Champlin
Greenport
Avenue
Place
Azalea Road
West
Cardinal Drive
Mattituck
[Added
10-13-1998 by
L.L. No.
17-1998]
Bailey
North
Champlin
Greenport
Avenue
Place
Bailie Beach
East
Reeve Avenue
Mattituck
Road
Bayer Road
West
Wickham
Mattituck
Avenue
Baywater
West
South Harbor
Southold
Avenue
Road
Beach Road
East
Manhanset
Greenport
[Added
Avenue -
7 -31-1990 by
• L.L. No.
15-1990]
9205 10-30-98
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9206 10-30-98
§ 92-30
SOUTHOLD
CODE
§ 92-30
Direction
At Inter-
Location
Stop Sign on
of Travel
section With
(hamlet)
Beckwith
North
Traveler
Southold
Avenue
Street
[Added
9-23-1986 by
L.L. No.
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8-1986]
Beebe Drive
East
Eugene's Road
Cutchogue
Bennet Road
East
Middleton
Greenport
[Added
Road
3-10-1992 by
L.L. No.
6-19921
Bergen
East
Cox Neck Road
Mattituck
Avenue
Bergen
South
Sound Avenue
Mattituck
Avenue
-
Betts Street
South
East Road
Cutchogue
Birch Drive
South
Peconic Bay
Laurel
Boulevard
Booth Place
North
Wilmarth
Greenport
Avenue
Booth Place
South
Washington
Greenport
Avenue
Booth Road
North
Soundview
Southold
Avenue
Bray Avenue
South
Peconic Bay
Laurel
Boulevard
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Breakwater
South
Cox Neck Road
Mattituck
Road
Broadwaters
North
Skunk Lane
Cutchogue
Drive
(Bay Avenue)
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§ 92-30
VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
§ 92-30
Direction
At Inter-
Location
Stop Sign on
of Travel
section With
(hamlet)
Broadwaters
North
Mason Drive
Cutchogue
Drive
and
[Added
south
9-12-2000 by
L.L. No.
16-2000]
Broadwaters
South
Vanston Road
Cutchogue
Road
Brower Road
East
Grand Avenue
Mattituck
Bungalow
West
Marratooka
Mattituck
Lane
Lane
(Cont'd on page 9207)
9206.1
11-15-2000
B. [Amended 4-28-1997 by L.L. No. 6-19971 Uses
permitted by special exception of the Board of Appeals.
The following uses are permitted as a special exception
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§ 100-141 ZONING § 100-141
(2) Buildings, structures and uses owned or operated by
the Town of Southold, school districts, park districts
and fire districts.
(3) Wholesale businesses, private warehousing and
public warehousing, and building material storage
and sale, but excluding storage of coal, coke, fuel oil
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or junk. [Amended 11-19-2002 by L.L. No.
7-2002]
(4) Building, electrical and plumbing contractor's
businesses or yards.
(5) Cold storage plants, baking and other food
processing and packaging plants that are not
offensive, obnoxious or detrimental to neighboring
uses by reason of dust, smoke, vibration, noise, odor
or effluent.
(6) Office buildings for businesses, governmental and
professional uses, including'administrative training,
data processing, publication, financial and sales
offices.
(7) Telephone exchanges.
(8) Wineries as regulated by § 100-101A(11).
(9) Auto repair shop.
(10) Repair shop (not including auto and marine).
(11) Custom workshop.
(12) Machine and equipment workshop.
(13) Light industrial uses.
(14) Publishing and printing plants.
(15) Boat building, servicing and storage, excluding
wholesale and retail sales of boats and accessories.
B. [Amended 4-28-1997 by L.L. No. 6-19971 Uses
permitted by special exception of the Board of Appeals.
The following uses are permitted as a special exception
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§ 100-141 SOUTHOLD CODE § 100-141
by the Board of Appeals as hereinafter provided and
subject to site plan approval by the Planning Board:
(1) Research, design or development laboratories,
provided that any manufacturing shall be limited to
prototypes and products for testing.
(2) Laundry or dry-cleaning plants, subject to the •
following conditions:
(a) All processes and storage shall be carried on
within an enclosed building.
(b) All fluids used in processing shall be recycled,
and the overall facility shall be designed,
located and operated to protect surface waters
and the groundwater from pollution.
(3) Light industrial uses, subject to the following
conditions:
(a) No such process or operation shall involve the
handling, storage or discharge of explosives or
permit upon the premises any virus or other
type of infectious organisms identified with
diseases of animals or humans.
(b) No offensive noises, gases, fumes, smoke, odors,
dust, effluent or vibrations shall emanate from
such use and no waste products shall be
discharged therefrom of a character to create a
nuisance or to be injurious to health or to
negatively impact groundwater.
(c) Such processes shall involve the use of only oil,
gas or electricity for fuel.
(4) Conference facilities, subject to the following
conditions:
(a) Where rooms are provided for conference
attendees, said rooms are permitted as set forth
and regulated by § 100-61B(4) of the Resort
Residential (RR) District.
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§ 100-141 ZONING § 100-141
(5) Public utility structures and uses.
(Cont'd on page 10096.9)
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SOUTHOLD SUPPLEMENTAL INDEX
Records, 72-3
Records center, 72-3
Records disposition, 72-3
Records management, 72-3
Recreational facilities, 100-13
Recreational vehicles, 46-4
Recyclable, mandated, 48-1
Recyclable, other, 48-1
Recyclable wood, 48-1
Regulated activity, 37-6
Relative, 10-2
Restaurant, formula food, 100-13
Restaurant, take-out, 100-13
Restoration, 37-6
Retaining wall, 100-13
Rural significance, 22-3
Salvage center, 74-1
Scalp net, 77-201
Scenic significance, 22-3
School, 86-2
Secondary dune, 37-6
Servicing, 72.3
Shopping centers, 100-13
Significant fish and wildlife habitat,
37-6
Smokeless tobacco, 86-2
Solicitors, 69-1
Specialty prop -craft, 32-31
Street, 84-2
Structural hazard area, 37-6
Structure, 37-6, 100-13
Style of architecture, 56-3
Subordinate of a town officer or em-
ployee, 10-2
Substantial damage, 46-4
Telecommunication tower, 100-13
Tobacco, 86-2
Tobacco product, 86-2
Tobacco product advertisement, 86-2
Toe, 37-6
Town, 6-75
Town garbage bag, 48-2
Town officer or employee, 10-2
Town Supervisor, 6-75
Transfer station, 48-1
Transient retail business, 69-1
Treasurer (County Treasurer), 6-75
Unregulated activity, 37-6
Utilities, 100-51
Vegetation, 37-6
Wetland boundary or boundaries of
wetland, 97-13
Wireless communication facility,
100-13
Wireless communications, 100-13
DESIGN STANDARDS
Wireless communication facilities,
100-165
DISABLED PERSONS WITH
LDHTED INCOME, TAX EX-
EMPTION FOR
Taxation, 85-9
DISCLOSURE OF INTEREST
Ethics, Code of, 10-11, 10-16 —10-18.1
DRAINAGE
Highway specifications, A108-27,
A108-29 — A108-33, A108-36
Site plan approval, 100-252
DRIVEWAYS
Highway specifications, A108-40
DUST
Farmland Bill of Rights, 100-222
Peddlers, solicitors and transient retail
merchants, 69-10
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EMERGENCIES
Coastal erosion hazard area, 37-20 —
37-29
EMERGENCY VEHICLES
Motor -driven vehicles, 60-5
ETHICS BOARD
Appointments, 10-19
Establishment, 10-19
Ethics, Code of, 10-19 —10-23
Inspections, 10-23
Investigations, 10-21
Membership, 10-19
Powers and duties, 10-20
Qualifications, 10-19
Records, 10-23
Removal, 10-19
Review of lists and disclosure state-
ments, 10-22
Terms of office, 10-19
ETHICS, CODE OF
Appearances, 10-10
Confidential information, 10-11
Conflict of interest, 10-4, 10-7
Debarment, 10-26
Definitions, 10-2
SI -5
8-20-2003
SOUTHOLD SUPPLEMENTAL INDEX
Disclosure of interest, 10-11, 10-16-
10-18.1
Ethics Board, 10-19 — 10-23
Exclusion from Code of Ethics, 10-15
General prohibition, 10-5
Gifts, 10-8
Goal, 10-3
Inducement of others and bribery,
10-14
Legislative intent, 10-1
Officers and employees, 10-1 —10-26
Penalties for offenses, 10-24
Political solicitation, 10-12
Recusal, 10-6, 10-7
Representation, 10-9
Revolving door, 10-13
Voidable contracts, 10-25
EXCAVATIONS
Highway specifications, A108-18
—F—
FAIRS, see PUBLIC ENTERTAIN-
MENT AND SPECIAL EVENTS
FALSE ALARMS '
Alarm systems, 24-5, 24-6
FARM BUILDINGS
Fees, 45-8
Uniform Fire Prevention and Building
Code, 45-8
FARMLAND BILL OF RIGHTS
Definitions, 100-221
Dust, 100-222
Enforcement, 100-225
Noise, 100-222
Notice by brokers and agents, right to,
100-224
Notice provided by town agencies, right
to, 100-223
Nuisances, 100-222
Odors, 100-222
Penalties for offenses, 100-225
Protected farm practices, right to un-
dertake, 100-222
Right to farm, 100-220
Smoke, 100-222
Vibrations, 100-222
Zoning, 100-220 —100-226
FARM STANDS
Accessory uses, 47-3
Area, yard and bulk regulations, 47-3
Fees, 47-4
Greenhouse,47-3
Nonconforming uses, 47-5
Parking, 47-3
Penalties for offenses, 47-6
Permits, 47-2 — 47-4
Setbacks, 47-3
Topsoil protection, 47-3
FEES
Accessory buildings, 45-8
Alarm systems, 24-6
Bed -and -breakfast, 100-281
Buildings, demolition of, 45-8
Coastal erosion hazard area, 37-32,
37-40
Farm buildings, 45-8
Farm stands, 47-4
Filming, 44A-3 —44A -6,44A-13
Fishers Island Harbor management,
33-6, 33-8, 33-12
Flood damage prevention, 46-12
Garbage, rubbish and refuse, 48-2
Hotels and motels, 45-8
Night fishing parking permit, 92-42
Peddlers, solicitors and transient retail
merchants, 69-4,69-9
Public entertainment, 100-274
Public entertainment and special events,
71-1
Salvaging centers, 74-3
Signs,45-8
Single-family dwellings, 45-8
Site plan approval, 100-256
Special events, 100-274
Swimming pools, 45-8
Uniform Fire Prevention and Building
Code, 45-8
FENCES
Highway specifications, A108-42
Wireless communication facilities,
100-165
FILMING
Applications, 44A-3
Certificate of insurance, 44A-3
Cleanup deposit, 44A-5
Compliance with other laws, 44A-10
Exemption, 44A-2
Fees, 44A-3 — 44A -6,44A-13
Insurance, 44A-11
Liability, 44A-3, 44A-11
No alterations to town property, 44A-9
No donations accepted, 44A-7
Notices, 44A -4,44A-5
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