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Home My WebLink About1980 Code Supplement - 08/25/1980• GENERAL CODE PUBLISHERS CORP. INSTRUCTIONS Town of Southold Code Supplement No. 17 The enclosed new and/or replacement pages should be placed in your Code volume immediately! The .dateline, on the lower right corner, indicates when the supplement was printed, not the adop- tion date of the Code changes. The page numbers should always correspond with this list. REMOVE Table of Contents, vii - viii 9201-9202 Do not remove pages 9203'- 9204 9205-9216 Do not remove pages 9217. 9218 9219-9226 9227-9230- 9230.1 - 227-92309230.1- 9230.2 Appendix A10609 - A10610 A10621- A10624 INSERT Table of Contents, vii - viii 701-702 4601-4583 9201-9202 9205-9216 9216.1- 9216.3 9219-9226 9226.1 9227-9230 9230.1- 9230.4 A10609 - A10610 A10616.1 A10621- A10624 K Legislation, by number or date of adoption, included in this supplement: L.L. Nos. 2-1980; 3-1980; 4-1980; 4-22-80. 8-25-80 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I ADMINISTRATIVE LEGISLATION Vii 8-25-80 CHAPTER PAGE 1. General Provisions .............................. 101 Article I Adoption of Code [L.L. No. 4-1973] Article II Legislation Enacted During Codification • 2. (Reserved) ..................................... 201 3. (Reserved) ..................................... 301 4. Assessors...................................... 401 Article I Election [L.L. No. 1-19711 Article II Number [L.L. No. 2-1971] 5. (Reserved) ..................................... 501 6. ..................................... (Reserved)601 7. Committees, Appointment of [L.L. No. 2-19801 ...... 701 8. ..................................... (Reserved)801 9. (Reserved) ..................................... 901 10. Ethics, Code of ................................. 1001 11. Expenses of Town Officers [L.L. No. 2-19751 ........ 1101 12. ..................................... (Reserved)1201 13. ..................................... (Reserved)1301 14. Local Laws, Adoption of [L.L. No. 1-19641 .......... 1401 15. ..................................... (Reserved)1501 16. ..................................... (Reserved)1601 17. (Reserved) ..................................... 1701 • 18. Police Department [L.L. No. 2-1964] ............... 1801 19. (Reserved) 1901 20. ..................................... (Reserved)2001 21. ..................................... (Reserved)2101 22. ..................................... (Reserved)2201 23. ..................................... (Reserved)2301 Vii 8-25-80 SOUTHOLD CODE PART II GENERAL LEGISLATION CHAPTER PAGE 24. (Reserved) ....................................... 2401 25. (Reserved) ..................................... 2501 26. (Reserved) ..................................... 2601 27. (Reserved) ......................:.............. 2701 28. Bicycles ....................................... 2801 29. (Reserved) ..................................... 2901 30. Bingo and Games of Chance 3001 Article I Bingo Article II Games of Chance [L.L. No. 1-1977] 31. (Reserved) ...................................... 3101 32. Boats, Docks and Wharves ....................... 3201 Article I Obstruction and Use of Town Waters Article II Public Docks Article III Boats 33. (Reserved) ...................................... 3301 34. Building Construction ........................... 3401 35. (Reserved) ..................................... 3501 36. Burning, Outdoor ............................... 3601 37. (Reserved) ..................................... 3701 38. Dogs [L.L. No. 1-1976] ........................... 3801 Article I General Regulations [L.L. No. 1-1978] Article II Fees [L.L. No. 5-1978] 39. (Reserved) ..................................... 3901 40. (Reserved) ..................................... 4001 41. Ducks ......................................... 4101 42. (Reserved) ......................................4201 43. Electrical Inspections [L.L. No. 1-19781 .............. 4301 44. Environmental Quality Review [L.L. No. 3-1978] ..... 4401 45. Fire Prevention [L.L. No. 3-19801 ........ _ ...... 4501 viii 8-25-80 ii U • • § 7-1 COMMITTEES, APPOINTMENT OF § 7-2 Chapter 7 COMMITTEES, APPOINTMENT OF § 7-1. Establishment of committees. § 7-2. Committee members. § 7-3. Duties. § 74. Expenses. § 7-5. Effect on statutory provisions. § 7-6. When effective. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Southold 5-6-80 as Local Law No. 2-1980. Amendments noted where applicable.] § 7-1. Establishment of committees. The Town Board, by resolution, may establish advisory committees for such purposes as it may deem necessary to assist it in the performance of its duties. § 7-2. Committee members. • The Town Board shall determine the number of members to such committees, appoint the members thereto and designate the chairman thereof. Members of the public, public officials and public employees shall be eligible to serve as members of such committees. Members shall serve without compensation and at the pleasure of the Town Board. 701 8-2e-80 § 7-3 SOUTHOLD CODE § 7-6 § 7-3. Duties. Committees shall perform such duties and exercise such powers as may be specified by the Town Board. Committees shall have no powers other than advisory. § 74. Expenses. 40 Committees may incur such expenses in the performance of their duties as may be appropriated therefor by the Town Board. § 7-5. Effect on statutory provisions. This chapter shall supersede, in its application to the Town of Southold, Subdivision 17 of § 64 of the Town Law. § 7.6. When effective. This chapter shall take effect immediately. 702 8-25-80 FIRE PREVENTION Chapter 45 FIRE PREVENTION ARTICLE I • General Provisions § 45-100. Title. § 45-101. Purpose.. § 45-102. Applicability. § 45-103. Maintenance. § 45-104. Dangerous or unsafe buildings or structures. § 45-105. Generally accepted standards. § 45-106. Severability. § 45-107. Definitions. ARTICLE II Property § 45-200. Property classification. § 45-201. Fire Department and emergency service access. § 45-202. Means of egress. § 45-203. Equipment and systems. • § 45-204. Special property uses or conditions. ARTICLE III Materials § 45.300. Prevention of fire spread. § 45-301. Flammable and combustible liquids and finishes. 4501 8-25-80 SOUTHOLD CODE ":: § 45-302. Combustible fibers. § 45-303. Hazardous chemicals. § 45-304. Compressed gases. § 45.305. Explosives, ammunition and blasting agents. § 45-305A. Fireworks.. • § 45-306. Material for welding and cutting. § 45-307. Fumigants and thermal insecticidal fogging liquids: § 45-308. Fruit -ripening gas. § 45409. Matches. § 45-310. Powder coatings. § 45-311. Magnesium. § 45.312. Organic coatings. § 45.313. Organic peroxides. § 45-314. Cryogenic liquids. § 45-315. Cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastics. § 45-316. Cellulose nitrate motion -picture film. ARTICLE IV Firesafety Practice § 45400. General. § 45401. Safeguards. § 45402. Equipment. § 45403. Signs and instructions. § 45404. Fire exit drills. § 45405. Fire Department notification. 4502 8-25-80 is FIRE PREVENTION ARTICLE V Administration and Enforcement § 45-500. Applicability. § 45-501. Administration. • § 45-502. Rules and regulations. § 45-503. Permits. § 45-504. Inspections. § 45-505. Violations. § 45-506. Penalties for offenses. § 45-507. Records. § 45-508. Removal of dangerous buildings or structures. § 45-509. Board of Review.. ARTICLE VI Generally Accepted Standards § 45-600. Applicability. § 45-601. Issuing organizations. § 45-602. Standards cited. § 45-603. When effective. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Southold 7-8-80 as Local Law No. 3-1980. Amendments noted • where applicable.] GENERAL REFERENCES Building construction — See Ch. 84. Electrical Inspections —See Ch. 43. Housing — See Ch. 62. Fire lanes — See Ch. 92, § 92.46. 4503 8-25-80 § 45-100 SOUTHOLD--CODE § 45-104 ARTICLE I General Provisions § 45-100. Title. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Southold Town Fire Prevention Code," hereinafter referred to as "this code" or "the code." § 45-101. Purpose. The purposes of this code is to establish reasonable rules and regulations to safeguard life and property from the hazards of fire, explosion or release of. toxic gases -arising from the storage, hand- ling or use of hazardous substances, materials or devices. 0 § 45-102. Applicability. This code shall apply to: A. Property. B. Materials. C. Firesafety practice. § 45-103. Maintenance. Property and materials subject to this code shall be maintained in -a safe condition, in conformity with the provisions of this code. § 45-104. Dangerous or unsafe buildings or structures.' • A. A building or structure which is an imminent danger to life and safety as a result of a fire or explosion shall be made safe and secure or demolished and removed by the owner thereof. ' Editor's Note: For provisions pertaining to removal of dangerous buildings and structures, see § 45-508 of this chapter. 4504 B-25-80 § 45-104 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-107 B. The occupants of any such building or structure shall vacate the premises forthwith. No person shall use or occupy such building or structure until it is made safe and secure. C. Except for the owner, no person shall enter premises which • have been ordered vacated unless authorized to perform inspections or repairs or to demolish and remove such building or structure. § 45-105. Generally accepted standards. The applicable provisions of the generally accepted standards listed in Article VI hereof shall constitute the standards for safe or appropriate practice which is required by the provisions of this code to which they are referenced. § 45-106. Severability. t> If a term, part, provision, section, subdivision or paragraph of this code shall be adjudged unconstitutional, invalid or inef- fective, in whole or in part, such determination shall not be deemed to affect, impair or invalidate the remainder of the terms, parts, provisions, sections, subdivisions or paragraphs. § 45-107. Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated: APPROPRIATE — Especially suitable or compatible under conditions of use. BUILDING — A structure wholly or partially enclosed within exterior walls, or within exterior and party walls, and a roof, affording shelter to persons, animals or prop- erty. See "structure." COMBUSTIBLE — Material or a combination of materials which is not noncombustible. See "non- combustible." 4505 8-25-80 § 45-107 SOUTHOLD * CODE § 45-107 CORRIDOR — A passageway or hallway which provides a common way of travel to an exit or to another passageway leading to an exit. EXIT — That portion of the way of departure from the interior of a building or structure to the exterior at street level or grade level accessible to a street, consisting of: A. Corridors, stairways and lobbies enclosed in conis - struction having a fire -resistance rating, including the door opening thereto from a habitable, public or oc- cupied space; B. An interior stairway; C. A horizontal exit; D. A door to the exterior at grade; or E. An exterior stairway or ramp. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM — An installation of equipment for sounding a fire alarm. FIRE- AND SMOKE -DETECTING SYSTEM — An installation of equipment which automatically actuates a fire alarm when the detecting element is exposed to fire, smoke or an abnormal rise in temperature. FIRE LOAD — The combustible contents within a building during normal use. FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT — Apparatus, assemblies or system, either portable or fixed, for use to prevent, detect, control or extinguish _fire. FLAMMABLE — Capable of igniting within five (5) seconds when exposed to flame, and continuing to burn. GENERALLY ACCEPTED STANDARD — A specification, code, rule, guide or procedure in the field of fire prevention or related thereto, recognized and accepted as authoritative. MEANS OF EGRESS — An exit. 4506 8-25-80 § 45-107 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-200 NONCOMBUSTIBLE — Material or a combination of materials which will not ignite, support combustion or liberate flammable gas when subjected to fire when tested in accordance with generally accepted standards. PREMISES — A lot, plot or parcel of land, including the buildings or structures thereon. • SHAFT — A vertical opening or enclosed space extending through two (2) or more floors of a building or through a floor and roof. SMOKE DETECTORS — Devices which are activated by smoke or products of combustion. SPRINKLER SYSTEM — A system of piping and ap- purtenances designed and installed so that heat from a fire will automatically cause water to be discharged over the fire area to extinguish it or prevent its further spread. STANDPIPE SYSTEM — An installation of piping and appurtenances, whereby all parts of a building can be quickly reached with an effective stream of water. STRUCTURE — An assembly of materials forming a construction framed of component structural parts for occupancy or use, including buildings. VOLATILE — Capable of emitting flammable vapor at a temperature below seventy-five degrees Fahrenheit (75° F.) [twenty-three and nine -tenths degrees Celsius (23.9° C.H. ARTICLE II • Property § 45-200. Property classification. A. The provisions of this section shall establish and control the classification of property with respect to use, including mixed occupancy. 4507 8-25-80 § 45-200 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-200 B. Property to which this code is applicable shall be classified with respect to occupancy or use. The classification shall be in accordance with the following groups: (1) Group Al: * Premises of One- and Two -Family Dwellings. (2) Group A2: Premises of Mobile Homes and Parks. (3) Group A3: Premises of Recreational Vehicles and Parks. (4) Group B1: Multiple Dwellings. Apartment houses and apartment hotels Buildings containing 1 or 2 dwelling units with more than 4 lodgers residing with a family in either one of such dwelling units Buildings containing 3 or more dwelling units Buildings with sleeping accommodations for more than 5 persons, used or occupied as a club, dormitory, fraternity or sorority house, or for similar uses Garden apartments Hotels Lodging houses Motels (5) Group B2: Multiple Dwellings. Old -age and nursing homes other than Group B 3 occupancy. (6) Group B3: Multiple Dwellings. Buildings for senior citizens, intended primarily for persons sixty-two (62) years old or more, who are in good physical condition and do not require physicial assistance. (7) Group Cl: Business. Buildings in which the primary or intended occupancy or use is the transaction of administrative, business, civic or professional service. This group includes but is not limited to the following: 4508 8-25-80 § 45-200 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-200 Administration buildings Banks Clinics Libraries • Offices and office buildings Professional buildings (8) Group C2: Mercantile. Buildings in which the primary or intended occupancy or use is the display and sale of public goods, wares and merchandise. This group includes but isnot limited to the following: Display rooms Markets and supermarkets Sales rooms and showrooms Stores and shops (9) Group C3A: Industrial. Buildings which may be frequented by the public in which the primary or intended occupancy or use is repairing, cleaning, laundering, baking and similar operations. This group includes but is not limited to the following: Bakeries Dry-cleaning plants Laundries Motor vehicle repair shops Motor vehicle service stations • (10) Group C3B: Industrial. Buildings in which hazardous materials are manufactured, processed, stored, handled or used. Such material shall include products with the following characteristics: (a) Burn with extreme rapidity; (b) Produce dust subject to explosion or spontaneous combustion; 4509 8-25-80 § 45-200 SOUTHOLD CODE =. § 45-200 (c) Produce poisonous fumes or gases; or (d) Explode. (11) Group C4: Storage. Buildings which may be frequented by the public, in which the primary or intended occupancy or use is the storage of goods, merchandise, products and vehicles. This group in- is limited following: • cludes but not to the Aircraft hangars Cold storage Furniture warehouse Fur storage Lumberyards Open parking structures Passenger vehicle and truck storage Stables Truck terminals (12) Group C5: Assembly. Buildings in which the primary or intended occupancy or use is the assembly for amusement, athletic, dining, educational, en- tertainment, recreational, religious, social, sports and similar purposes. This group includes but is not limited to the following: Airports and heliports Amusement parks Armories Art galleries Assembly halls Auditoriums Bowling alleys 4510 a-26=80 § 45-200 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-200 Churches, synagogues and similar places of worship Clubrooms Coliseums and stadiums Dance halls • Discotheques Exhibition halls Grandstands Gymnasiums Indoor tennis courts with seating for spectators Lecture halls Lodge rooms Marine public transportation facilities Museums Nightclubs Railroad and bus stations Recreation centers Restaurants Schools, colleges and similar places of education Skating rinks Theaters (13) Group C6: Institutional. Buildings in which the • primary or intended use is for persons domiciled or detained under supervision. This group includes but is. not limited to the following: Child-care institutions and centers Detention homes Hospitals and health-care facilities 4511 8-25-80 § 45-200 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45=201 Houses of correction Infirmaries Jails Mental hospitals Penitentiaries Prisons • Reformatories Sanitoriums (14) Group C7: Miscellaneous. Property in which the primary or intended occupancy or use isnot included in the groups listed above. This group includes but is not limited to the following: Cooling towers Dockside vessels serving as buildings Freestanding chimneys Junkyards Marinas and boatyards Outdoor general storage Piers and wharves Tanks Temporary buildings Tents and air -supported structures Wrecking yards • § 45.201. Fire Department and emergency service access. A. General requirements. Buildings, structures and property shall be provided with unobstructed access for fire -fighting and emergency service personnel, apparatus and equip- ment. 4512 8-25-80 § 45-201 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-202 B. Accessibility. (1) Premises which are not readily accessible from public roads, and which the Fire Department or an emergency service may be called upon to protect in case of fire, shall be provided with access roads or fire lanes so that all buildings on the premises are ac- cessible to the Fire Department and emergency service apparatus. (2) Access roads and fire lanes shall be adequately maintained and kept free and clear of obstructions at all times. § 45-202. Means of egress. A. General requirements. Property subject to the applicability of this code shall be provided with safe means of egress. B. Obstructions. (1) Exits shall be maintained to provide free and unob- structed egress from all parts of the building or structure when it is occupied. No barrier, lock or fastening to prevent free escape from any building or structure shall be installed except in institutions where supervisory personnel are constantly on duty and effective provisions are made to remove occupants in case of fire or other emergency. (2) Materials shall 'not be placed, stored or kept in stairways or corridors so as to obstruct or interfere with egress of persons from the building or structure. • (3) No aisle or passageway shall be obstructed so as to reduce its required width as an exit. C. Exit lighting and exit signs for other than Group A oc- cupancy classification. (1) Interior and exterior exits shall be adequately lighted at all times when a building or structure is occupied. 4513 8-25-80 § 45-202 SOUTHOLD -CODE § 45-203 (2) Exit signs shall be maintained in a clean and legible condition unobstructed by decorations, furnishings or equipment and illuminated at all times when the building or structure is occupied. (3) Directional signs shall be -provided at locations in the public hall, passageway or corridor from which the exit doorway is not readily discernible. • D. Elevator warning signs. In buildings provided with elevators, warning signs shall be provided and located at elevator landings advising occupants to use stairways during a fire emergency. - E. Openings in fire walls and fire separations. Doors and opening protectives in fire walls and fire separations shall be maintained in good working order, including all hard- ware necessary for proper operation. Heat -actuated self- closing devices shall be prohibited for exit doors. The use of doorstops, wedges or other nonautomatic hold -open devices is prohibited for openings in fire -walls and fire separations. F. Exterior egress. (1) Exterior stairways, balconies, fire escapes or ladders shall be free of obstructions. (2) Fire escapes shall be maintained free of rust. Exterior stairways, fire escapes and access to open space shall be maintained free of ice and snow. (3) Portable ladders or window escape ladders shall not be permitted for use as a required exterior means of egress. § 45-203. Equipment and systems. • A. General requirements. (1) Heating, electrical, ventilating, ' air-conditioning, refrigerating, fire protection, elevators, escalators or other equipment and systems for use in structures and buildings shall be maintained so that under normal conditions of use such equipment and systems will not 4514 8-25-80 § 45-203 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-203 be a potential danger to the safety of occupants or a source of ignition. (2) Equipment and systems shall be capable of per- forming their functions satisfactorily without being forced to operate beyond their safe capacity. • B. Fuel gas systems. (1) Fuel gas piping systems shall be maintained gastight, safe and operative under conditions of use. (2) Gas piping systems shall have at least one (1) ac- cessible manual valve for shutting off all gas supply. (3) An easily accessible shutoff valve or cock shall be provided in the piping in close proximity to and ahead of every gas appliance or outlet for a gas connection. (4) Spaces in which gas meters are located shall be maintained accessible, ventilated and dry. (5) Connections to the fuel gas piping systems shall be made so as to prevent gas leaks. C. Liquefied petroleum gas containers and tanks. (1) Liquefied petroleum gas in liquid form shall not be stored in buildings in containers exceeding one (1) pound's [forty-five hundredths (0.45) kilogram] water capacity. Maximum storage in any building shall not exceed two (2) pounds' [ninety-one hundredths (0.91) kilogram] water capacity, except where displayed for sale, in which case maximum storage shall not exceed ten (10) pounds' [four and fifty -hundredths (4.50) kilograms] water capacity. • (2) Liquefied petroleum gas shall not be vaporized by devices utilizing open flame or open electrical coil, except in buildings used exclusively for the manufacture or distribution of gas. (3) Where two (2) or more containers are installed, connection shall be arranged so that containers can be 4515 8-25-80 § 45-203 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-203 replaced without shutting off the flow of gas to equipment. '(4) Containers shall be protected against physical damage and located so as not to be a hazard to the premises served. Containers shall rest on noncombustible supports. (5) Liquefied petroleum gases shall be odorized, so that the presence of gas will be recognizable by a distinc- tive odor. (6) Safety devices shall be provided to relieve excessive pressure to the outer air, at a safe distance from building openings. (7) Systems supplied from containers not exceeding one hundred twenty-five (125) gallons' [four hundred seventy-three (473) liters] water capacity shall have at least one (1) accessible valve for shutting off the gas. Such valve shall be located outside the building. (8) Systems supplied from containers exceeding one hundred twenty-five (125) gallons' [four hundred seventy-three (473) liters] water capacity shall have at least two (2) accessible valves for shutting off the main gas supply. (9) Gas service entrance shall be above ground and shall be protected from damage by settlement or corrosion. Exposed exterior wall openings located below and within three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths (0.91) meter] horizontal distance of gas service entrance shall be made gastight. (10) Loose or piled combustible material and weeds and • long dry grass shall not be permitted within ten (10) feet [three and ten -hundredths (3.10) meters] of any container. (11) Suitable means shall be used to prevent the ac- cumulation or flow of flammable liquids under -ad- jacent liquefied petroleum gas containers, such as by dikes, diversion curbs or grading. 4516. 8-25-80 § 45-203 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-203 D. Fuel oil systems. (1) General requirements. Fuel oil shall be stored and conveyed by means of fixed liquidtight . equipment. (2) Storage tanks. p • (a) Storage tanks above ground shall rest on sup- ports that are maintained in a structurally sound condition. (b) Storage tanks located in areas subject to traffic shall be protected against vehicle damage. (c) Storage tanks inside buildings shall not be in a damaged or leaking condition. (3) Piping. (a) Means for shutting off fuel oil flow shall be ac- cessible and maintained in safe operating con- dition. (b) Filling, emptying and venting of tanks shall be by means of fixed piping. (4) Oil -burning equipment. There shall be no obstructions to oil -burning equipment for the purposes of cleaning heating surfaces, removing burners, replacing motors, controls, air filters, draft regulators and other working parts and for adjusting, cleaning and lubricating parts requiring such attention. E. Prohibited fuel. Gasoline shall be prohibited as fuel for heating and cooking, except for camping and outdoor use. F. Heating systems. • (1) General requirements. (a) Heating equipment for buildings and structures shall be maintained so as to be safe to persons and property. (b) Use of any stove, oven, furnace, incinerator, boiler or any other heat -producing device or appliance found to be defective or which creates 4517 8-25-80 § 45-203 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-203 an immediate fire hazard or imperils occupants shall be prohibited. (2) Prohibited locations for heat -producing equipment. (a) Fuel -burning heat -producing equipment shall not -be located in exits. (b) Heating equipment burning solid or liquid fuel is shall not be located in spaces used as classrooms, dormitories or places of assembly. (3) Air supply. Spaces containing fuel -burning equipment shall be provided with air supply for combustion and for ventilation of the enclosure. (4) Safety devices. Safety devices on heat -producing equipment and pressure vessels shall not be rendered inoperable and shall be maintained in safe operating condition. G. Chimneys, flues and gas vents. (1) Chimneys, smokestacks, flues,. gas vents, smoke pipes and connectors shall be maintained so as not to create a fire hazard. (2) Masonry chimneys which are cracked and which permit smoke or gases to be discharged into the building shall be made safe. (3) Metal chimneys or vent connectors which leak or are improperly supported shall be repaired or replaced. (4) An incinerator or a chimney which emits sparks shall be provided with a spark .arrester of noncombustible construction. Spark arresters shall. have sufficient total clear area to permit unrestricted passage of flue gases. Openings in spark arresters shall be of such size so as to prevent passage of embers and to minimize clogging by soot. H. Incinerators and compactors. (1) Service openings for incinerators and compactors shall be in a safe and operable condition to prevent the 4518 s-25-80 § 45-203 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-203 passage of smoke, flame or gases into the building space. (2), Incinerator and compactor rooms shall be secured to .prevent tampering by unauthorized persons. (3) Incinerator ash compartments shall be maintained clean. • (4) Discharge of lighted, highly flammable, highly combustible or explosive materials into incinerator or compactor chutes is prohibited. (5) Durable signs with plainly legible letters shall be conspicuously posted at service openings of in- cinerators and compactors, stating: THROWING LIGHTED MATCHES, CIGARS OR CIGARET- TES, CARPET SWEEPINGS, NAPHTHALENE, CAMPHOR BALLS OR FLAKES, FLOOR SCRAPINGS, OIL -SOAKED RAGS, PAINT CANS, AEROSOL CONTAINERS OR ANY OTHER HIGHLY FLAMMABLE OR HIGHLY COM- BUSTIBLE OR EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCE INTO INCINERATOR OR COMPACTOR CHUTES IS UNLAWFUL AND SUBJECTS THE OFFENDER TO A PENALTY. I. Electrical systems. (1) Electrical wiring and equipment shall not be a fire hazard or a source of ignition for combustible or haz- ardous substances, materials or devices. (2) Electrical wiring and equipment shall be maintained so as to be firmly secured to the surface on which it is mounted. (3) Overcurrent protection devices shall be maintained in safe operating condition, shall not be locked or fastened in the "on" position and shall be accessible. (4) Grounding of electrical wiring and equipment shall be maintained to provide protection against. hazard. (5) Flexible cord shall not be run through holes in walls, 4519 8-25-80 § 45=203 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-203 ceilings or floors or run through doorways, windows or similar openings or attached to building surfaces or concealed behind building walls or above ceilings or under floors or floor coverings. (6) Wiring systems shall be deemed to be a fire hazard under the following conditions: (a) A switch or receptacle faceplate feels unusually warm or there is a burning odor in their im- mediate vicinity; or (b) There is a flickering of lights which is not traceable to appliances or obvious external causes. J. Commercial cooking equipment. (1) Exhaust systems provided for commercial cooking equipment shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (2) Hoods, grease removal devices, fans, ducts and other devices shall be maintained clean and free of grease and deposits of residues. (3) Fixed fire extinguishing systems for range hoods, including component parts, shall be maintained in proper operating condition. Manufacturer's in- structions for manually operating the system shall be posted conspicuously in the kitchen. (4) Fire dampers shall be maintained so as to be operable. K. Fire protection equipment. (1) Water supply. (a) Water service for sprinkler, standpipe and yard hydrant systems shall provide at all times a supply of water in sufficient volume for such systems to function satisfactorily. (b) Water supply tanks shall be maintained watertight, verminproof, rodentproof, resistant to corrosion and protected against freezing. 4520 8-25-80 �J r� U § 45-203 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-203 (c) Tanks and their supports shall not be used to support equipment or structures other than for tank use, except where specially designed for such other use. (d) Means for emptying water supply tanks shall be maintained in proper working condition. • (e) Water supply tanks for standpipe and sprinkler systems shall be maintained to furnish water in sufficient quantity and pressure for such systems. (f) Fire Department connections shall be con- spicuously identified, maintained readily ac- cessible for Fire Department use and adapted to. fit the equipment of the Fire Department. (2) Sprinkler systems. (a) Sprinkler systems shall be maintained in operative condition, free from mechanical injury, structural failure, water failure or obstructions. Sprinklers shall be maintained clear and free from corrosion, paint, whitewash and other coatings which impair their operation. (b) Valves controlling water supply to sprinklers shall be secured in the open position. (c) Supports for piping and equipment shall be structurally sound. (d) Portions of the system subject to freezing shall be appropriately protected. (e) Storage of materials shall not interfere with the effective discharge of water from the sprinklers. • (f) Connections or sprinkler systems for other than fire protection shall be prohibited. (3) Standpipe systems. (a) Valves shall be maintained tight against leaks. (b) Hose shall be properly stored, ready for operation, dry and free of deterioration. 4521 8-25-80 § 45-203 SOUTHOLD. CODE § 45-203 (c) Hose stations shall be conspicuously identified, located for easy accessibility and ' installed to provide for the quick and easy use of equipment. Hose station cabinets shall have keyless doors. (d) Valves in the water supply pipe for the standpipe system other than hose station valves shall be open at all times. • (4) Yard hydrant systems. (a) Yard hydrant systems shall provide an ample supply of water to hydrants. (b) . Connection to fire hydrants for other than fire protection purposes shall. be prohibited unless authorized by the authority having jurisdiction. (c) Outside hose shall be stored to be readily ac- cessible and protected from the weather. (5) Portable fire extinguishers. (a) Portable fire extinguishers shall be appropriate as to type, size and location and shall be in their designated location and clearly visible, except that they may be located in an enclosure or recess conspicuously identified as containing a fire extinguisher. (b) Portable fire extinguishers shall be maintained in operating condition. (6) Fire alarm systems. (a) Fire alarm systems shall be maintainedin operating condition. (b) Fire alarm boxes shall not be obstructedand shall be in full view at all times. (c) Manufacturer's instructions for use of.fire alarm boxes shall be conspicuously posted in the im- mediate vicinity of each alarm box. (d) Unless directly connected to a central station alarm service, municipal alarm system or local 4522 8-25-80 § 45-203 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-203 manned fire alarm dispatch station, a clearly legible sign shall be posted above each box, stating: LOCAL ALARM ONLY - NOT CON- NECTED TO FIRE DEPARTMENT - CALL FIRE DEPARTMENT BY TELEPHONE. (7) Fire and smoke detectors. Fire detectors, smoke • detectors, ionization detectors, flame detectors and heat detectors shall be maintained in operating condition. (8) Foam and chemical fire extinguishing systems. Foam and chemical fire extinguishing systems shall be appropriate for their intended use and shall be maintained in safe operating condition. L. Elevator equipment. (1) Elevator hoistways and pits shall be maintained free of rubbish or other debris. (2) Elevator machine rooms shall be maintained free of oil and grease, including oily and greasy clothes, rags and other combustible materials, and shall not be used for storage of articles or materials unnecessary for maintenance of equipment. Flammable liquids shall not be kept in machine rooms. M. Hoistways and shafts. Exterior access openings to above - grade hoistways and shafts shall be clearly and per- manently marked to indicate that such access opens on a hoistway or shaft. N. Combustible cooling towers. Access to combustible cooling towers shallnot be obstructed for fire fighting. • O. Swimming pools. (1) Swimming pool disinfection and auxiliary equipment using materials capable of giving off irritating, toxic or flammable fumes shall be maintained in safe operating condition. Such materials shall be stored in a dry, ventilated area. 4523 8-25-80 § 45-203 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-204 (2) Buildings or rooms used for storage of chlorine gas shall be labelled with a clearly legible and conspicuous sign stating: DANGER - NO SMOKING - CHLORINE GAS STORAGE. P. Sewage and storm drainage. Volatile, flammable liquids and substances which will produce explosive mixtures shall not be discharged into sewage and storm drainage • systems. Q. Commercial ovens. Controls for ventilation, fuel, tem- perature and conveyors shall be maintained in safe operating condition. § 45-204. Special property uses or conditions. A. General requirements. (1) This section provides regulations for public safety from the hazards of fire which may result from special property uses or conditions. (2) These regulations apply in addition to other applicable regulations of this Article. B. Places of assembly. (1) The maximum number of occupants permitted within places of assembly shall be established by the authority having jurisdiction and shall be con- spicuously posted in each such space and shall not be exceeded. (2) No decorative material shall.be used which, as applied, will ignite and allow flame to spread over the surface or will allow burning particles to drop. • (3) Screens for projection of pictures shall be of non- combustible materials or materials treated to be fire resistant. (4) No apparatus in which combustible or flammable fluid is used in the preparation of foods, refreshments or other materials shall be permitted in a lobby, foyer or auditorium of a place of assembly. 4524 8-25-80 § 45-204 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-204 C. Service stations and garages. .(1) Storage and handling of motor vehicle fuel. (a) Motor vehicle fuel storage shall not be permitted within a service station or garage containing a pit, basement or depressed area, unless adequate • ventilation is provided to prevent the ac- cumulation of flammable vapors. (b) Handling of motor vehicle fuel in open containers is prohibited. (c) Portable containers for motor vehicle fuel shall be made of metal or suitable unbreakable material. Such containers shall have a spring- or screw-type cover with a spout or other design. to prevent spilling when poured. (2) Dispensing of motor vehicle fuel. (a) Dispensers shall be maintained to prevent leakage or accidental discharge. (b) Remote master control devices, to shut off all pumps in the event of an emergency, shall be accessible and properly identified as pump shutoff controls. (c) Dispenser hoses shall be of a type with automatic self-closing nozzles. (d) Impact valves, which close automatically in the event of fire or severe impact, shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (e) Fuel shall not be dispensed unless the motors of • vehicles receiving fuel are shut off. (f) Smoking shall be prohibited in areas where motor vehicles are fueled or serviced. (g) Portable fire extinguishers of an appropriate type shall be provided at service stations and garages dispensing motor vehicle fuel. 4525 8-25-80 § 45-204 SOUTHOLD =CODE § 45-204 D. Abandonment or removal of underground tanks. (1) Underground tanks rendered out of service shall be made safe by capping the fill line, gauge opening and pump suction and securing against tampering. (2) Underground tanks abandoned in place shall be made safe by removing flammable or combustible liquid from the tank and connecting lines, disconnecting the • suction, inlet, gauge and vent lines, filling the tank completely with an inert, solid material and capping the remaining underground piping. (3) Underground tanks removed from their location shall be made safe by removing flammable or combustible liquids from the tank and connecting lines, discon- necting the suction, inlet, gauge and vent lines, removing sections of connecting lines ' not to be used further and capping or plugging inlets, outlets and leaks, if any. (4) Underground tanks disposed of as junk shall be rendered free of hazardous vapors. (5) Underground tanks which have been removed shall not be reinstalled until the tanks have been ap- propriately cleaned, repaired if_necessary, tested and made corrosion -resistant. E. Dry-cleaning plants. (1) General requirements. (a) This section shall apply to dry-cleaning plants, including coin-operated self-service establish- ments, using solvents classified as' nonflammable. • (b) Dry-cleaning plants using combustible or flammable liquids in quantities exceeding four (4) gallons [fifteen and one-tenth (15.1) liters] shall comply with applicable provisions of Article III. 4526 8-25-80 § 45-204 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-204 (2) Ventilation. Exhaust systems shall be maintained so as to adequately limit solvent vapor concentration within the plant. (3) Pumps and piping. Pumps, pipes, valves, fittings and solvent -handling equipment shall be maintained free from leaks. ® (4) Spotting operations: Flammable or combustible liquids used for spotting operations shall be in safety cans of not more than one (1) gallon's capacity with an aggregate amount not exceeding four (4) gallons [fifteen and one-tenth (15.1) liters]. Flammable or combustible liquids shall beprohibited in coin- operated self-service establishments. F. Bowling establishments. (1) Lane resurfacing operations shall be carried on in a safe manner and shall not be carried on while the establishment is open for business. During such operations, proper ventilation shall be provided; heating, ventilating or cooling systems employing recirculation of air shall not be operated; electric motors or other equipment which might be a source of ignition shall be shut down; and smoking shall be prohibited. (2) Pin refinishing operations involving the application of flammable finishes shall be conducted in a room designed for this type of operation and under con- ditions conforming with the requirements of Sub- section A of this section. (3) Power tools used in connection with resurfacing or • refinishing operations shall be effectively grounded or of a double -insulated type. Safety receptacles shall be used for storing and disposing of dust and other residual matter from the operations of lathes and sanding and buffing machines. (4) Flammable or combustible liquids for use in resur- facing or refinishing operations shall be appropriately 4527 8-25-80 § 45-204 SOUTHOLD CODE . § 45-204 stored and shall not exceed sixty (60) gallons [two hundred twenty-seven (227) liters] of storage either in original metal containers or in individual five (5) gallons' [eighteen and nine -tenths (18.9) liters] maximum capacity safety containers. G. Lumberyards. (1) Lumber shall be stored in piles which are neat, stable • and appropriately spaced. (2) Driveways between and around lumber piles shall be wide enough to accommodate the apparatus of the Fire Department rendering service and shall be maintained free from accumulations of rubbish, equipment and other articles or materials. H. Tents and air -supported structures. (1) Tents and air -supported structures, including decorative materials, shall be of flame -resistive materials or materials treated to be fire-resistant. (2) Operating pressure shall be maintained at the ap- propriate level to assure structural stability and to avoid excessive distortion during high wind or snow loads. (3) Doors shall 'not be left open under any condition during high winds. Use of doors in air -supported structures shall be controlled to avoid excessive air loss. (4) Hay, straw, shavings or similar combustible materials shall be prohibited within any tent or air -supported structure used for assembly other than that necessary for the daily.feeding and care of animals. Sawdust and • shavings may be used for a public performance or. exhibit when kept damp. Combustible materials shall not be permitted under stands or seats at any time. The area within and adjacent to the tent or air - supported structure shall be maintained clear of flammable material or vegetation which may con- stitute a fire hazard. 4528 8-25-80 § 45-204 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-204 (5) Open -flame devices shall not be allowed inside or within twenty (20) feet [six and ten -hundredths (6.10) meters] of the tent or air -supported structure. I. Tire rebuilding plants. (1) Dust -collecting equipment for buffing operations shall • be maintained in safe operating condition. (2) Adequate ventilation shall be maintained in rooms where rubber cement is used or mixed or where flammable or combustible solvents are applied., J. Vehicle wrecking yards, junkyards and waste material handling plants. (1) Access for Fire Department equipment to yard areas, including areas where stripped vehicles' bodies are stored, shall be unobstructed. (2) Where permitted, burning of wrecked or discarded vehicles or any parts thereof or junk or any waste material shall be performed in a safe manner. (3) In waste material -picking rooms, the exhaust system for removal of dust and lint shall be maintained in proper operating condition. (4) Fuel tanks in junked vehicles shall be drained, and fuel shall be stored in containers conforming to § 45- 204C(1)(c). K. Airports, heliports and helistops. (1) Repairing of aircraft requiring the use of open flames, spark -producing devices or the heating of parts shall be done in a safe manner. ® (2) Landing areas on structures shall be maintained so as to confine any flammable liquid spillage to the landing area only, and provision shall be made to drain such spillage away from exitways servicing the landing area or from structures housing such exitways. (3) Refueling aircraft shall not be permitted on the rooftop of any structure. 4529 8-25-80 § 45-204 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-300 L. Piers, wharves and marine terminals. (1) Covers for nozzle openings in the pier deck for sub- structure fire protection shall be accessible and easily removable. (2) Combustible pier members shall be kept free of ex- cessive oil accumulation. (3) Trusses, girders and other structural members shall be maintained free of flammable dust. M. Marinas and boatyards. Berthing and repairing, painting and paint removal, welding, brazing, soldering and cutting, fuel handling and boat storing shall be performed in a manner which minimizes the hazards of fire. N. General outdoor storage. (1) Access to all portions of the storage area by Fire Department equipment. shall be unobstructed. (2) It shall be prohibited to use salamanders, braziers, portable heaters or open fires in the area of stored combustible material. O. Gases in balloons. Flammable, oxidizing, toxic, corrosive or reactive gases shall not be used to inflate balloons of any size or type. For this purpose, air and inert gases lighter than air are acceptable. ARTICLE III Materials § 45-300. Prevention of fire spread. A. This Article is applicable to the prevention of fire spread resulting from fire, explosion or release of toxic gases arising from the storage, handling or use of combustible. or hazardous substances, materials or devices, to provide for public safety and the protection of property therein and thereabout. 4530 8- 26 - 80 § 45-300 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-301 B. Such material includes products with the following characteristics: (1) Burn with extreme rapidity; (2) Produce dust subject to explosion or spontaneous combustion; • (3) Produce poisonous fumes or gases; or (4) Explode. § 45-301. Flammable and combustible liquids and finishes. A. General requirements. (1) This section shall apply to: (a) Flammable liquids, flash point below one hundred degrees Fahrenheit (100° F.) [thirty-seven and eight -tenths degrees Celsius (37.8° C.)]; and one hundred degrees Fahrenheit (100° F.) [thirty- seven and eight -tenths degrees Celsius (37.8° C.)]. (2) Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where flammable or combustible liquids are stored, handled or used. (3) Where flammable vapors are present, precautions shall be taken to prevent ignition by eliminating or controlling sources of ignition, which may include open flames, lighting, smoking, cutting and welding, hot surfaces, frictional heat, sparks (static, electrical and mechanical), spontaneous ignition, chemical and physical -chemical reactions and radiant heat. (4) Containers having a capacity of ten (10) gallons [thirty-seven and nine -tenths (37.9) liters] or more and equipment used for flammable liquids shall be elec- trically bonded or grounded during transfer of liquids. (5) Mechanical ventilation to prevent the dangerous accumulation of vapors and to remove such vapors to 4531 8-25-80 § 45-301 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-301 a safe location shall be maintained in safe operating condition and shall not in itself constitute a fire haz- ard. (6) Cans or containers which contain flammable liquids and are offered for sale shall comply with § 45- 204C(1)(c), shall be provided with a warning label painted or printed on the container stating that the contents are flammable and shall be kept away from heat or open flame. B. Storage tanks. (1) Storage tanks above ground shall rest on supports that are in a structurally sound condition and protected against loss of structural stability by heat or fire. (2) Storage tanks located in areas subject to traffic shall be protected against vehicle damage. (3) Storage tanks shall not be in a damaged or leaking condition. (4) Pressure relief devices on storage tanks shall be maintained in safe operating condition so as to relieve excessive internal pressure. C. Portable tanks and containers. Storage of flammable and combustible liquids in portable tanks and containers, other than those of motor vehicles, shall be limited in group occupancy classifications as follows: (1) Group Al (including attached and detached garages): Storage in excess of six and one-half (61/2) gallons [twenty-four and six -tenths (24.6) liters] of flammable liquids or sixty (60) gallons [two hundred twenty- • seven (227) liters] of combustible liquids shall be prohibited. (2) Groups B1, B3 and C5 (except schools, colleges and similar places of education): Storage in excess of ten (10) gallons [thirty-seven and nine -tenths (37.9) liters] 4532 8-25-80 § 45-301 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-301 of flammable liquids or sixty (60) gallons [two hun- dred twenty-seven (227) liters] of combustible liquids shall be prohibited. (3) Groups Cl, C5 (schools, colleges and similar places of education) and C6: Storage shall be limited to that • required for the operation of office equipment, maintenance, demonstration, treatment and laboratory work. All liquids in laboratories and at other points of use shall meet the following storage provisions: (a) A container for flammable liquids shall be a safety can not exceeding two (2) gallons' [seven and fifty-eight hundredths (7.58) liters] capacity. (b) Not more than twenty-five (25) gallons [ninety- four and six -tenths (94.6) liters] of flammable liquids shall be stored in safety cans outside of an interior storage room or storage cabinet. (c) Not more than sixty (60) gallons [two hundred twenty-seven (227) liters] of combustible liquids shall be stored outside of an interior storage room or storage cabinet. (d) Quantities of flammable and combustible liquids in excess of those set forth in this section shall be stored in an appropriate storage room or storage cabinet. (4) Group C2: (a) Containers in a display area shall not be stacked more than three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths • (0.91) meter] or two (2) containers high, whichever is the greater, unless on fixed metal shelving or otherwise secured. (b) Shelving shall be of stable metal construction of sufficient depth and arrangement that containers displayed thereon will not be easily displaced. 4533 8-25-80 § 45-301 SOUTHOLD CODE . § 45-301 (c) Leaking containers shall be removed to a safe location outside the building and the contents transferred to an undamaged container. (5) Group C4: Storage piles shall be. no closer than three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths (0.91) meter] to the nearest beam, chord, girder or other obstructions • and shall be three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths. (0.91) meter] below sprinkler deflectors or discharge orifices of water spray or other overhead fire protection systems, and aisles at least .three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths (0.91) meter] wide shall be provided where necessary for access to doors, windows or standpipe connections. D. Dip tanks. (1) Dip tanks and their supports shall be maintained in a safe and structurally sound condition. (2) Covers shall be kept closed when tanks are not in use. (3) Areas in the vicinity of dip tanks shall be kept free of combustible debris. (4) Waste or rags .used in connection with dipping operations shall be deposited in self-closing metal cans after use. (5) Ventilating system interlocks shall be maintained so that the failure of the ventilating fan shall automatically stop any dipping conveyor system. (6) Dip tanks utilizing a conveyor system shall be so arranged that in the event of fire, the conveyor system shall automatically cease motion and bottom drains • shall open. E. Spray finishing. (1) The floor of the spray booth and operators' working area shall be covered with noncombustible material to facilitate the safe cleaning and removal of residues. 4534 -8-25-80 § 45-301 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-301 (2) Spray booths shall be readily accessible on all sides for cleaning. The area shall be kept free from storage or combustible construction. (3) Discarded filter pads and filter rolls shall be removed to a safe, well -detached location or placed in a water - filled metal container. is (4) Fixtures for illumination shall be of a fixed ex- plosionproof type and shall be properly protected to prevent ignition of vapor oil residue. F. Electrostatic apparatus. (1) This section shall apply to electrostatic equipment used in connection with paint -spraying operations. (2) Transformers, power packs, control apparatus and other electrical portions of the equipment, with the exception of high voltage grids and electrostatic atomizing heads and their connections, shall be located outside the spraying or vapor areas. (3) A space of at least twice the sparking distance shall be maintained between goods painted and fixed elec- trodes, electrostatic atomizing heads or conductors. A suitable sign stating the sparking distance shall be conspicuously posted near the assembly. (4) Power disconnects and ventilation interlocks shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (5) Booths, fencing, railings or guards shall be placed about the equipment so that a safe isolation of the process is maintained. Such enclosures shall be of conductive material suitably grounded. • (6) Signs shall be posted designating process zones as a fire hazard. (7) Insulators, drip plates and screens shall be kept clean and dry. G. Dry cleaning. (1) This section shall apply to dry-cleaning plants using solvents, classified as flammable or combustible, in 4535 8-25-80 § 45-301 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-302 excess of four (4) gallons [fifteen and one-tenth (15.1) liters]. (2) Pumps, pipes, valves, fittings and solvent -handling equipment shall be maintained free from leaks. (3) Emergency drainage system shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (4) Dry-cleaning equipment shall be electrically grounded. (5) Stills shall be maintained liquidtight and gastight. H. Automobile undercoating. Automobile undercoating spray operations which utilize materials having a flash point less than one .hundred degrees Fahrenheit (100° F.) [thirty- seven and eight -tenths degrees Celsius (37.8°- C.)] shall comply with the applicable provisions of § 45-301A. § 45-302. Combustible fibers. A. General requirements. (1) This section shall apply to readily ignitable and free - burning industrial fibers, such as cotton, sisal, jute, hemp, oakum, baled waste, baled wastepaper, kapok, straw, excelsior, synthetic fibers and other like materials, but shall not be applicable to nonresidential farm buildings. (2) Portable fire extinguishers of an appropriate type shall be provided in storage areas. (3) Smoking and the carrying of lighted cigarettes, pipes and cigars is prohibited in areas containing com- bustible fibers. (4) Not less than three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths (0.91) meter] clearance shall be maintained between tops of piles and sprinkler heads or ceiling, whichever is lower. (5) Combustible fibers shall clearance from adjacent expansion when set. 4536 be stored with adequate construction to allow for 8-25-80 U • § 45-302 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-302 (6) Trucks or automobiles, other than appropriate in- dustrial tractors and mechanical handling equipment, shall not enter any industrial fiber storage room or building, but may be used at loading platforms. B. Loose storage. • (1) Loose combustible fibers not in suitable bales or packages, whether housed or in the open, shall not be stored within one hundred (100) feet [thirty and five - tenths (30.5) meters] of a building except as hereafter specified. (2) Quantities less than one hundred (100) cubic feet [two and eighty-three hundredths (2.83) cubic meters] of loose combustible fibers may be kept in a building, provided that storage is in a metal or metal -lined bin equipped with a self-closing cover. (3) Quantities exceeding one hundred (100) cubic feet [two and eighty-three hundredths (2.83) cubic meters] of loose combustible fibers, but not exceeding five hundred (500) cubic feet [fourteen and two-tenths (14.2) cubic meters], shall be stored in appropriate rooms or compartments with appropriate doors, to minimize fire hazard. (4) Quantities exceeding five hundred (500) cubic feet [fourteen and two-tenths (14.2) cubic meters] of loose combustible fibers shall be stored in appropriate vaults located inside or outside buildings. C. Baled storage. No single block or pile shall contain more than twenty-five thousand (25,000) cubic feet [seven hundred eight (708) cubic meters] of fiber. Blocks or piles of baled fiber shall be separated from adjacent storage by aisles not less than five (5) feet wide [one and fifty-two hundredths (1.52) meters] or by appropriate fire barriers of noncombustible material. D. Dust. (1) This section shall apply to dust consisting of pulverized particles of any material which, if mixed 4537 8-25-80 § 45-302 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-303 with air in the proper proportions, becomes explosive or may be ignited by a flame or spark. (2) Portable fire extinguishers of an appropriate type shall be provided in dust -producing and dust -handling areas. (3) Smoking and the carrying of matches or cigarette and • cigar lighters is prohibited in areas containing dust - producing or dust -handling operations. (4) The use of an open -flame device or spark -producing equipment is prohibited in areas containing dust - handling operations. (5) Equipment used to prevent the entrance of foreign materials which may cause sparks to be generated shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (6) Machinery and metal parts of crushing, drying, pulverizing and conveying systems shall be elec- trically grounded. (7) The accumulation of dust in quantities sufficient to create a fire or explosion hazard on electric motors, walls, ledges or other interior surfaces or on the roof of a building on which dust may settle is prohibited. (8) Dust collection systems shall be maintained so as to prevent hazardous accumulations of dust. (9) Casings and enclosures for dust -producing or dust. handling machinery and conveyors shall be main- tained dusttight. § 45-303. Hazardous chemicals. • A. General requirements. (1) This section shall apply to corrosive liquids, flam- mable solids (such as white phosphorus, metallic sodium and potassium, and zirconium powder), highly toxic material, oxidizing material, poisonous gas, 4538 8-25-80 § 45-303 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-303 radioactive material and unstable chemicals (such as nitromethane and ammonium nitrate). (2) Chemicals that in combination with other substances may cause a fire or explosion or may liberate a flammable or poisonous gas shall be separately stored in a safe manner. • (3) Defective containers which permit leakage or spillage shall be prohibited. No spilled materials shall be allowed to accumulate on floors or shelves. (4) Containers or packages for retail trade shall be stored neatly and orderly, and shelves shall be of substantial construction. B. Corrosive liquids. (1) Corrosive liquids shall include liquids that cause destruction of human skin tissue or have a severe corrosion rate on steel or aluminum. (2) Provisions for containing and neutralizing or safely flushing away leakage of corrosive liquids which may occur during storage, handling or use shall be maintained in safe operating condition. C. Flammable solids. (1) Flammable solids shall include any solid material, other than an explosive, which is liable to cause fires through friction, absorption of moisture, spontaneous chemical changes, retained heat from manufacturing or processing or which can be ignited readily and when ignited burns so vigorously and persistently as to create a serious hazard. • (2) Flammable solids shall be stored, handled and used in a manner which will minimize fire hazard. For requirements of storage, handling and use of com- bustible metals, see § 45-311. D. Highly toxic materials. (1) Drainage facilities and natural or mechanical ven- tilation for rooms in which highly toxic materials are 4539 8-25-80 § 45-303 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-303 stored, handled or used shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (2) Legible, clearly visible warning signs and placards stating the nature and location of the toxic materials shall be posted at entrances to areas where such materials are stored, handled or used. E. Oxidizing materials. • (1) Oxidizing materials shall include a substance that yields oxygen readily to stimulate the combustion of organic matter. (2) Packaged oxidizing materials shall be stored in dry locations and separated from stored organic and other combustible materials. (3) Bulk oxidizing materials shall not be stored on or against wooden surfaces. F. Poisonous gases. (1) Poisonous gases shall include gases of such nature that a very small amount of the gas mixed with air is dangerous to life. (2) Storage of poisonous gases shall be in rooms having natural or mechanical ventilation adequate to remove leaking gas. Such ventilation shall not discharge to a point where the gases may be a hazard. (3) Legible, clearly visible warning signs stating the nature of the hazard shall be placed at entrances to locations where poisonous gases are stored or used. G. Radioactive materials. (1) Radioactive materials shall include any material or • combination of materials that spontaneously emits ionizing radiation, having a specific activity greater than two -thousandths (0.002) microcuries -per gram. (2) Legible, clearly visible signs warning of radiation dangers shall be placed at entrances to areas or rooms 4540 8-25-80 § 45-303 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-304 where radioactive materials are used or stored. In addition, each container in which radioactive materials are used or stored shall bear a radiation symbol. (3) When not in use, radioactive materials shall be kept in adequately shielded fire-resistant containers of such design that the gamma radiation will not exceed two • hundred (200) milliroentgens per hour or equivalent at any point of readily accessible surface. H. Unstable chemicals. (1) Unstable chemicals shall be stored in appropriate containers so as to minimize breakage, leakage or rupture of containers upon exposure to heat or water which may result in fire, explosion or other dangerous reaction. (2) Unstable chemicals shall not be stored in basements or below ground level. (3) Open lights or flames and smoking shall be prohibited in or near storage areas. (4) Unstable chemicals shall be kept away from heat - producing appliances and electrical devices and shall be protected from external heat. (5) Electric bulbs shall be equipped with guards to prevent breakage. (6) Internal-combustion motor vehicles or lift trucks shall not be parked or stored in the room or compartment where such chemicals are located. • § 45-304. Compressed gases. A. General requirements. (1) This section shall apply to gases in a state exceeding fifty-five (55) pounds per square inch [three hundred seventy-nine (379) kilopascals] gauge pressure at seventy degrees Fahrenheit (70° F.) [twenty-one and one-tenth degrees Celsius (21.1° C.)], or' one hundred nineteen (119) pounds per square inch [eight hundred 4541 8-25-80 § 45.304 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-304 twenty-one (821) kilopascals] gauge pressure at one hundred thirty degrees Fahrenheit (130° F.) [fifty-four and four -tenths degrees Celsius (54.4° C.)] and in- cludes bulk oxygen, hydrogen, flammable anesthetics, nonflammable medical gases and anhydrous ammonia. (2) Compressed gas cylinders in storage or in service shall be secured to prevent falling or being upset and shall be protected against tampering by unauthorized persons. (3) Cylinders, pressure vessels or containers shall be identified as to the gas contained therein. (4) Storage tanks and cylinders located in areas subjected to traffic shall be protected against vehicle damage. B. Bulk oxygen. (1) Bulk storage quantities. (a) Bulk oxygen storage systems shall include oxygen stored in the following quantities: [1] More than thirteen thousand (13,000) cubic feet [three hundred sixty-eight (368) cubic meters] connected in service or ready for service; and [2] More than twenty-five thousand (25,000) cubic feet [seven hundred eight (708) cubic meters] including unconnected reserves on hand at the site. (b) Bulk oxygen storage systems shall be deemed to terminate at the point where oxygen at the service pressure first enters the supply line. (2) Bulk oxygen storage systems shall be located above ground out of doors or shall be installed in a building or noncombustible construction, adequately vented and used for that purpose exclusively. (3) Bulk oxygen storage system locations shall be per- manently placarded to indicate OXYGEN - NO 4542 8-25-80 § 45-304 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-304 SMOKING - NO OPEN FLAMES or an equivalent warning. Smoking or open flames in such locations shall be prohibited. (4) Bulk oxygen storage systems shall not be located beneath electric power lines or close to piping for flammable or combustible liquids or piping for other flammable gases. (5) Bulk oxygen storage systems near aboveground flammable or combustible liquid storage, indoors or outdoors, shall be located on ground higher than the flammable or combustible liquid storage except when dikes, diversion curbs, grading or separating solid walls are used to prevent accumulation of such liquids under the bulk oxygen storage system. (6) Legible operating instructions shall be maintained at locations which require operation of equipment by the user. (7) The area within fifteen (15) feet [four and fifty-seven hundredths (4.57) meters] of any bulk oxygen storage container shall be kept free of weeds, dry vegetation and combustible material. C. Hydrogen. (1) This section shall apply to hydrogen which is delivered, stored and discharged to consumer piping and shall be deemed to terminate at the point.where hydrogen first enters the consumer distribution piping. • (2) The hydrogen storage location shall be permanently placarded as follows: HYDROGEN - FLAMMABLE GAS - NO SMOKING - NO OPEN FLAMES or equivalent. Smoking or open flame in such locations shall be prohibited. (3) Mobile hydrogen supply units shall be electrically bonded to the system before discharging hydrogen. 4543 8-25-80 § 45-304 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-304 (4) Hydrogen systems shall not be located beneath electric power lines or close to piping for flammable liquids or piping for other flammable gases. (5) Hydrogen systems near aboveground flammable liquid storage shall be located on ground higher than the flammable liquid storage except when dikes, diversion curbs, grading or separating solid walls are - used to prevent accumulation of such liquids under the hydrogen system. (6) The area within fifteen (15) feet [four and fifty-seven hundredths (4.57) meters] of any hydrogen container shall be kept free of weeds, dry vegetation and combustible material. D. Flammable anesthetics. (1) Flammable anesthetics shall include cyclopropane, divinyl ether, ethyl chloride, ethyl ether, trifluoro- ethyl ether and ethylene. (2) Extreme caution shall be observed in areas where flammable anesthetics are used so as to prevent electric sparks or discharge of static electricity. (3) Smoking, open flames or hot materials in excess of one hundred eighty degrees Fahrenheit (180° F.) [eighty- two and two-tenths degrees Celsius (82.2° C.)] shall be prohibited in areas containing flammable anesthetics. (4) Piping systems shall not be used. E. Nonflammable medical gases. (1) Nonflammable medical gases are gases for therapeutic purposes and include oxygen, nitrous oxide, medical compressed air, carbon dioxide, helium, nitrogen and mixtures of such gases when used for medical pur- poses. (2) Storage locations for oxygen and nitrous oxide shall be kept free of flammable materials. 4544 8-25-80 § 45-304 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-305 (3) The main supply line for piping systems shall be provided with an identified shutoff valve so located as to be accessible in an emergency. (4) Smoking shall be prohibited in supply system en- closures. • F. Anhydrous ammonia. (1) Anhydrous ammonia containers shall be located outside of buildings or, if within buildings, shall be located in areas especially intended for this purpose. (2) Anhydrous ammonia containers shall be located at least fifty (50) feet [fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters] from a dug well. or other sources of potable water supply, unless the container is a part of a water treatment installation. (3) The area surrounding a refrigerated ammonia tank or group of tanks shall be provided with drainage or shall be diked to prevent accidental discharge of liquid from spreading to uncontrolled areas. § 45-305. Explosives, ammunition and blasting agents. A. This section shall apply to explosives, ammunition, blasting agents and pyrotechnics, except that nothing in this section shall be construed as applying to: (1) Such material used by the Armed Forces of the United States or the State Militia. (2) Explosives in forms prescribed by the official United States Pharmacopoeia. • (3) Fireworks. (4) Small arms ammunition or special industrial explosive devices for personal or industrial use. (5) Twenty (20) pounds [nine and seven -hundredths (9.07) kilograms] or less of smokeless propellant and ten 4545 8-25-80 § 45-305 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-305 thousand (10,000) or less small arms primers for hand loading of small arms ammunition for personal use. (6) Fifteen (15) pounds [six and eighty -hundredths (6.80) kilograms] or less of explosives or blasting agents, exclusive of smokeless propellants, in educational, governmental or industrial laboratories for instruction or research purposes when under direct supervision of 40 experienced competent persons. (7) Explosives, ammunition and blasting agents of the United States Bureau of Mines, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the United States Secret Service and police and fire departments acting in their official capacity. B. Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where explosives, ammunition or blasting agents are manufactured or stored. C. Smoking, matches, spark -producing devices and open flames shall be prohibited where explosive material is stored, handled or used, and within fifty (50) feet [fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters] of magazines. D. Explosive material, including special industrial explosive materials and any newly developed and unclassified ex- plosive, shall be stored in magazines. This shall not be construed as applying to wholesale and retail stocks of small arms ammunition, fuse lighters, fuse igniters and safety fuses in quantities involving less than five hundred (500) pounds [two hundred twenty-seven (227) kilograms] of explosive material; nor shall it apply to explosive - actuated power devices when employed in construction operations in populated areas, in quantities involving less than fifty (50) pounds [twenty-two and seven -tenths (22.7) kilograms] of explosive material. E. Magazines shall be located an appropriate distance from buildings, structures, railroads and highways com- mensurate with the type and quantity of explosives stored. 4546 8-26-80 § 45-305 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-305A F. Magazines shall be kept locked except when being in- spected or when explosives are being placed therein or being removed therefrom. G. Magazines shall be kept clean, dry and free of grit, paper, empty packages and rubbish. • H. Combustible materials shall not be stored within fifty (50) feet [fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters] of magazines. U I. The land surrounding magazines shall be kept clear of brush, dried grass, leaves, trash and debris for a distance of at least twenty-five (25) feet [seven and sixty-two hun- dredths (7.62) meters]. J. Blasting caps, electric blasting caps, detonating primers and primed cartridges shall not be stored in the same magazine with other explosives. K. Blasting agents separate from explosives shall be stored in an area free from debris and empty containers. Spilled material shall be cleaned up promptly and safely removed. L. Sale or display of explosives or blasting agents on high- ways, sidewalks, public property or in places of assembly is prohibited. M. Explosives shall not be transported on public conveyances. N. Vehicles used for transporting explosives shall be of an appropriate type, marked or placarded with the word EXPLOSIVES and provided with at least one (1) suitable fire extinguisher. Smoking, carrying matches, flame - producing devices, firearms or loaded cartridges shall be prohibited while in or near a vehicle transporting ex- plosives. § 45-305A. Fireworks. Requirements for fireworks shall be governed by §§ 270.00 and 405.00 of the Penal Law of the State of New York. 4547 8-25-80 § 45.306 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-306 § 45-306. Material for welding and cutting. A. General requirements. This section shall apply to oxygen and fuel gas such as acetylene, hydrogen, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas and other gases which are used for oxy-fuel gas welding or cutting, electric arc welding or cutting and acetylene generators and calcium carbide. B. Welding and cutting. (1) Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where welding or cutting is to be performed. Sprinklers subject to fusing from heat due to welding or cutting shall be temporarily shielded with valves to remain open. (2) Welding or cutting shall not be performed in or near rooms or locations where flammable gases, liquids or vapors, lint, dust or loose combustible stocks are present unless suitably protected when sparks or hot metal from the welding or cutting operations may cause ignition or explosion of such materials. (3) Welding or cutting shall not be performed on con- tainers and equipment which contain or have con- tained flammable liquids, gases or solids until these containers and equipment have been thoroughly cleaned or inerted or purged. (4) When welding or cutting operations are performed above or within thirty-five (35) feet [ten and seven - tenths (10.7) meters] of combustible construction or material exposed to the operation or within thirty-five (35) feet [ten and seven -tenths (10.7) meters] of floor, ceiling or wall openings, the following shall be provided: (a) Combustible construction or material shall be wetted down or protected by noncombustible shields or covers from possible sparks, hot metal or oxide; (b) Floor, ceiling or wall openings shall be protected by noncombustible shields or covers; and 4548 8-25-80 § 45-306 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-306 (c) A fire watcher shall be provided to watch for fires, make use of portable fire extinguishersor fire hose and perform similar fire prevention and protection duties. The fire watcher shall remain for at least thirty (30) minutes after the welding or cutting operations have been completed to • ensure that no fire exists. C. Oxy -fuel gas welding and cutting. (1) Fuel gas cylinders stored inside of buildings, except those in actual use or attached ready for use, shall be limited to a total capacity of two thousand (2,000) cubic feet [fifty-six and six -tenths (56.6) cubic meters] of gas or three hundred (300) pounds [one hundred thirty-six (136) kilograms] of liquefied petroleum gas. Storage exceeding two thousand (2,000) cubic feet [fifty-six and six -tenths (56.6) cubic meters] total gas capacity of cylinders or three hundred (300) pounds [one hundred thirty-six (136) kilograms] of liquefied petroleum gas shall be in a separate room, or cylinders shall be stored outside or in a separate building. (2) Oxygen cylinders stored inside buildings shall be separated from fuel gas cylinders or combustible materials by a minimum distance of twenty (20) feet [six and ten -hundredths (6.10) meters] or by an ap- propriate noncombustible barrier. (3) Cylinders stored inside of buildings shall be located where they will not be exposed to excessive rise in temperature, physical damage or tampering by unauthorized persons. (4) Separate rooms or buildings for fuel gas storage shall be ventilated, and heating shall be by indirect means. (5) Where caps are provided for valve protection, such caps shall be in place except when cylinders are in service or connected ready for service. Empty cylinders shall have their valves closed while in storage. 4549 -8-25-80 § 45-306 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-306 (6) Pressure regulators, valves and hose shall be main- tained gastight and in safe operating condition and, when used for oxygen, shall be kept free from oil or grease. (7) The use of liquid acetylene is prohibited. (8) The aggregate capacity of fuel gas cylinders connected to one (1) manifold inside a building shall not exceed three thousand (3,000) cubic feet [eighty-five and zero - tenths (85.0) cubic meters] of gas or three hundred (300) pounds [one hundred thirty-six (136) kilograms] of liquefied petroleum gas. More than one (1) such manifold may be located in the same room, provided that the manifolds are at least fifty (50) feet [fifteen and two-tenths (15.2) meters] apart. (9) A fuel gas manifold connected to cylinders having an aggregate capacity of more than three thousand (3,000) cubic feet [eighty-five and zero -tenths (85.0) cubic meters] of gas or three hundred (300) pounds [one hundred thirty-six (136) kilograms] of liquefied petroleum gas shall be located outside, in a separate building or in a separate room. (10) The aggregate capacity of oxygen cylinders connected to one (1) manifold inside a building shall not exceed six thousand (6,000) cubic feet [one hundred seventy (170) cubic meters]. More than one (1) such manifold may be located in the same room, provided that the manifolds are at least fifty (50) feet [fifteen and two- tenths (15.2) meters] apart. (11) An oxygen manifold connected to cylinders having an aggregate capacity of more than six thousand (6,000) cubic feet [one hundred seventy (170) cubic meters] shall be located outside, in a separate building or in a separate room. D. Electric arc -welding and cutting. (1) The frame or case of electric arc -welding or cutting machines, except internal -combustion -engine -driven 4550 8-25-80 § 45-306 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-306 machines, shall be grounded. Ground connections shall be mechanically strong and electrically adequate. (2) When not in use, electric arc -welding or cutting equipment shall be disconnected from the power source. ® E. Acetylene generator houses and rooms. (1) Buildings in which acetylene generators are located shall not exceed one (1) story in height, except that they may be installed on the top floor or roof of a multi- or single -story building. Generators shall be enclosed in a separate room. (2) Explosion venting for generator houses and generator rooms shall be provided and arranged in a manner so as not to be a hazard to life or property. Adequate ventilation shall be maintained. (3) Heating shall be by indirect means. Heating by flame or fire shall be prohibited. (4) Electrical wiring and equipment in generator houses or generator rooms shall be maintained in safe operating condition. (5) Sources of ignition shall be prohibited in generator houses or generator rooms. (6) Operating instructions shall be posted in a con- spicuous place near the generator or kept in a suitable place available for ready reference. F. Calcium carbide storage. (1) Calcium carbide shall be contained in appropriate packages equipped with a screw top or equivalent and be water- and airtight. Packages shall be con- spicuously marked CALCIUM CARBIDE - DANGEROUS IF NOT KEPT DRY or with equivalent warning. (2) Storage of calcium carbide inside buildings shall be in a dry, waterproof and well -ventilated location. 4551 8-25-80 § 45-306 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-307 (3) Calcium carbide not exceeding six hundred (600) pounds [two hundred seventy-two (272) kilograms] may be stored inside buildings or in the same room with fuel gas cylinders. (4) Calcium carbide exceeding six hundred (600) pounds [two hundred seventy-two (272 kilograms] but not exceeding five thousand (5,000) pounds [two thousand two hundred sixty-eight (2,268) kilograms] shall be stored in an inside generator room or an outside generator house or in a separate room in a one-story building which may contain other occupancies, but without cellar or basement beneath the carbide storage section. These rooms shall be used for no other purposes. (5) Calcium carbide in excess of five thousand (5,000) pounds [two thousand two hundred sixty-eight (2,268) kilograms] shall be stored in appropriate one-story buildings without cellar or basement and used for no other purpose or in appropriate outside generator houses. (6) Calcium carbide in unopened metal containers may be stored outdoors. Storage areas shall be at least ten (10) feet [three and five -hundredths (3.05) meters] from adjoining property. § 45-307. Fumigants and thermal insecticidal fogging liquids. A. This section shall apply to substances such as methyl bromide, ethylene dibromide, hydrogen cyanide, carbon disulphide and sulfuryl fluoride, which by themselves or in combination with other substances emit or liberate gases, fumes or vapors used for the destruction or control of insects, fungi, vermin, germs, rodents or other pests, and shall be distinguished from insecticides and disinfectants which are essentially effective in the solid or liquid phases. B. Fires, open flames, smoking or other sources of ignition shall be prohibited in the space under fumigation or 4552 8-25-80 § 45-307- FIRE PREVENTION § 45-308 thermal insecticidal fogging. Heating shall be by indirect means with steam or hot water. Electricity shall be shut off, except for fans which shall be operated in a manner which will not create an ignition hazard. C. Warning signs indicating the danger, type of chemical to • be used and recommended precautions shall be posted at entrances to premises where fumigants will be used. D. It is prohibited to use thermal insecticidal fogging liquids having a flash point below one hundred degrees Fahrenheit (100° F.) [thirty-seven and eight -tenths degrees Celsius (37.8° C.)] E. For thermal insecticidal fogging indoors, not more than one (1) gallon of insecticide shall be used for each fifty thousand (50,000) cubic feet [one thousand four hundred sixteen (1,416) cubic meters] of space. Fog shall not be directed against combustible objects or materials. § 45-308. Fruit -ripening gas. A. This section shall apply to ethylene gas used in fruit ripening. B. Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where ethylene gas is stored, handled or used. C. Containers other than those connected for use shall be stored outside or in a special building, except that not more than two (2) portable Department of Transportation containers not connected for use may be stored inside the building. D. Equipment used to introduce ethylene gas shall be maintained in safe operating condition and shall limit the ethylene level to a nonhazardous concentration. E. Open -flame heaters, open lights and smoking shall not be permitted in ripening rooms. F. Ripening rooms shall be kept free of unnecessary com- bustible materials. 4553 8-25-80 § 45-309 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-310 § 45-309. Matches. A. Matches shall not be stored in piles exceeding eighteen (18) feet [five and forty-nine hundredths (5.49) meters] in height or twenty-five thousand (25,000) cubic feet [seven hundred eight (708) cubic meters] in volume. B. Storage in cases shall be no closer than ten (10) feet [three and five hundredths (3.05) meters] from an exit, open stairway, elevator shaft opening or any other vertical shaft opening. C. In Group C2 occupancy classification, matches shall be stored on shelves no closer than ten (10) feet [three and five -hundredths (3.05) meters] from heaters and furnaces. D. Upon removal from shipping containers, matches stored in bulk shall be in metal or metal -lined bins equipped with self-closing covers. E. Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where matches are manufactured or stored in bulk. § 45-310. Powder coatings. A. This section shall apply to finely ground particles of protective finishing material applied in dry powder form by means of a fluidized bed, electrostatic fluidized bed, powder spray guns or electrostatic powder spray guns. B. Exhaust ventilation systems shall be maintained in safe operating condition. C. All areas shall be kept free of the accumulation of powder - coating dusts, particularly on surfaces such as ledges, beams, pipes, hoods, booths and floors. D. Surfaces shall be cleaned in such manner as to avoid scattering of dust or creating dust clouds. 4554 --- - - - -8-25---so------- -- - - -- — § 45-311 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-312 § 45-311. Magnesium. A. Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where magnesium is stored, handled or used. A supply of extinguishing powder in a substantial container with a hand scoop or shovel for applying powder on magnesium fires, or an extinguisher unit designed for use with such powder, shall be kept within easy reach of every operator performing a machining, grinding or other processing operation on magnesium. B. Smoking is prohibited in areas where magnesium is stored, handled or used. C.- Magnesium dust in dry state shall not be allowed to collect on or contact high-speed moving parts. D. Interlocks that shut off dust -producing machines in the event of improper functioning of the collector system shall be maintained in safe operating condition. E. Electrical grounding of equipment shall be maintained continuous. F. Chips, turnings and other fine magnesium scrap shall be placed in a covered, vented steel container and removed to a safe location. G. Magnesium fines shall be kept separate from other com- bustible materials. § 45-312. Organic coatings. A. This section shall apply to liquid mixtures of binders such as alkyd, nitrocellulose, acrylic or oil and flammable and • combustible solvents such as hydrocarbon, ester, ketone or alcohol, which when spread in a thin film convert to a durable protective and decorative finish. B. Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where organic coatings are stored, handled or used. 4555 8-25-80 § 45-312 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-313 C. Smoking, open flames and heating equipment containing ignition sources shall be prohibited in areas where organic coatings are stored, handled or used. D. Mechanical ventilation to prevent the dangerous ac- cumulation of vapors and to remove such vapors to a safe location shall be maintained in safe operating condition and shall not in itself constitute a fire hazard. E. Empty containers previously used for flammable or combustible liquids shall be removed to a safe location outdoors and, if not cleaned, removed from the premises and disposed of in an appropriate manner. F. Drainage facilities provided to direct flammable and combustible liquid leakage and fire protection water to a safe location, away from buildings, structures, storage areas or adjoining property, shall be properly maintained. G. Bonding and grounding for tanks, machinery and piping shall be maintained electrically conductive. H. Spilled nitrocellulose shall be swept up, put into a pail of water and disposed of. I. Solvent pump shutoff switch shall be maintained in operable condition to shut off pump in case of fire. § 45-313. Organic peroxides. A. This section shall apply to organic peroxides used in spray guns. B. Organic peroxides shall be kept away from all sources of heat, including steam pipes, radiators, open flames, sparks and solar radiation. Smoking shall be prohibited in areas where organic peroxides are stored, handled or used. C. Nonsparking tools shall be used in any area where organic peroxides are stored, mixed or applied. D. Dusts or overspray residues resulting from the sanding or spraying of finishing materials containing organic peroxides shall not be mixed with other materials. 4556 8-25-80 § 45-313 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-315 E. Spilled peroxides shall be promptly removed so that there are no residues and disposed of in a safe manner such as in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendation. § 45-314. Cryogenic liquids. A. This section shall apply to the storage, handling and use of flammable cryogenic liquids, liquid oxygen and cryogenic oxidizers having a boiling point of minus two hundred degrees Fahrenheit (-200° F.) [minus one hundred twenty- nine degrees Celsius (-129° C.)] B. Containers, valves and piping shall be readily accessible for inspection and repair and protected against tampering. C. Warning labels and signs shall be posted on containers and equipment. D. Dispensing of flammable cryogenic liquids, liquefied oxygen or liquid oxidizers shall be only at appropriate locations. Waterlines and hose shall be provided for cleaning and melting. E. Flammable cryogenic liquid, liquid oxygen or cryogenic oxidizers shall not be loaded, unloaded, dispensed or handled where vapors can reach a source of ignition. Smoking shall be prohibited. Loading, unloading .and dispensing of oxygen shall not be permitted in the vicinity of loading, unloading or dispensing of gaseous or liquid fuel. § 43-315. Cellulose nitrate (pyroxilyn) plastics. A. General requirements. (1) This section shall be applicable to raw cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastics and to articles made from this material. For cellulose nitrate film, see § 45-316. For guncotton or other explosives having cellulose nitrate as a base, see § 45-305. 4557 8-25-80 § 45-315 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-315 (2) Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where raw pyroxylin plastics are stored, handled or used. (3) Smoking, open flames and heating equipment con- taining ignition sources shall be prohibited in areas containing raw cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastics. B. Raw cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastics. (1) Where raw material in excess of twenty-five (25) pounds [eleven and three -tenths (11.3) kilograms] is received in a building, an appropriately vented cabinet or vented and sprinklered vault shall be provided for the storage of the. material. (2) Not more than one thousand (1,000) pounds [four hundred fifty-four (454) kilograms] of raw material shall be stored in cabinets in any one (1) workroom and not more than five hundred (500) pounds [two hundred twenty-seven (227) kilograms] in any one (1) cabinet, nor more than two hundred fifty (250) pounds [one hundred thirteen (113) kilograms] in one (1) com- partment. (3) Raw material in excess of that specified in Subsection B(2) shall be kept in appropriately vented vaults not exceeding one thousand five hundred (1,500) cubic feet [forty-two and five -tenths (42.5) cubic meters] capacity. (4) No cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastic material shall be stored within two (2) feet [sixty-one hundredths (0.61) meter] of any heat -producing appliances, steam pipes, radiators or chimneys. (5) Waste cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastic materials, such as shavings, chips, turnings, sawdust, edgings and trimmings, shall be kept underwater in metal receptacles until removed from the premises and shall be removed daily. 4558 8-25-80 § 45-315 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-316 C. Articles of cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastics. (1) No electric light shall be located directly above cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastic material, unless provided with a suitable guard to prevent heated particles from falling. • (2) Spaces underneath display tables shall not be used for storage and shall be kept free of accumulations of paper, refuse and other combustible material. (3) Display of cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastic articles shall be in showcases or show windows, except that such articles may be placed on tables or counters which are not over three (3) feet [ninety-one hun- dredths (0.91) meter] wide and ten (10) feet [three and five -hundredths (3.05) meters] long and spaced at least three (3) feet [ninety-one hundredths (0.91) meter] apart. (4) Cellulose nitrate (pyroxylin) plastic articles shall be protected against exposure to direct sunlight. § 45-316. Cellulose nitrate motion -picture film. A. This section shall apply to cellulose nitrate motion -picture film. Film having a cellulose acetate or other slow -burning base is excluded. B. Appropriate fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided where cellulose nitrate motion -picture film is stored, handled or used. C. Motion -picture projectors when used with cellulose nitrate is motion -picture film shall be located in enclosures specifically intended for such use. D. Smoking, carrying of matches, cigarettes and cigar lighters and use of open -flame and heating equipment containing ignition sources shall be prohibited in areas where cellulose nitrate motion -picture film is stored, handled or used. 4559 8-25-80 § 45-316 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-401 E. Storage in excess of twenty-five (25) pounds [eleven and three -tenths (11.3) kilograms] but not in excess of one thousand (1,000) pounds [four hundred fifty-four (454) kilograms] shall be kept in cabinets or in vaults. F. Storage in excess of one thousand (1,000) pounds [four hundred fifty-four (454) kilograms] shall be kept in vaults. G. Unexposed cellulose nitrate motion -picture film enclosed in the original, unbroken shipping cases conforming to Department of Transportation regulations shall be kept in a sprinklered room. If the amount exceeds seven hundred fifty (750) pounds [three hundred forty (340) kilograms], it shall be stored in a room used for no other purpose. H. Archival cellulose nitrate motion -picture film shall be stored in archival cabinets or vaults. I. Tables and racks used in connection with the handling of film shall be noncombustible or shall be of wood con- struction with no member less than one and one-half (11/2) inches [thirty-eight and one-tenth (38.1) millimeters] thick. ARTICLE IV Firesafety Practice § 45-400. General. Firesafety practice shall be observed as set forth in this Article to ensure that property and materials shall be maintained in a manner which will provide the public with safeguards from the hazards of fire or explosion or the release of toxic gases. § 45-401. Safeguards. A. General precautions. Precautions shall be taken to protect property and premises against the starting and spreading of fires. It is prohibited to: (1) Deliberately set a fire or knowingly permit a fire to start or spread which endangers the safety of persons or property. 4560 8-25-80 § 45-401 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-401 (2) Discard, throw or place flaming or glowing objects, such as matches, cigars and cigarettes, or other flaming or glowing substances where such substances or things may ignite combustible or explosive materials. (3) Dispose of hot or smoldering materials, including hot • ashes or cinders or smoldering coals, in other than noncombustible receptacles. Such receptacles, unless resting on a noncombustible floor or on the ground in an exterior open area, shall be placed on non- combustible stands at least two (2) feet [sixty-one hundredths (0.61) meter] laterally away from com- bustible materials, structures and exterior openings of buildings. (4) Use or operate any internal-combustion equipment or flame -producing device unless suitable measures are taken to ensure against ignition of combustibles. B. Exterior protection. (1) Dry vegetation, combustible waste and refuse. Quantities of dry vegetation, combustible waste and refuse which by reason of their proximity to buildings or structures would constitute a fire hazard or con- tribute to the spread of fire shall be removed. (2) Obstructions. It is prohibited to: (a) Install or maintain wires, cables, ropes, aerial antennas or other overhead obstructions on the roofs of buildings having a roof slope of less than thirty degrees (30°) [fifty-two hundredths (0.52) radian], unless there is a full clearance of seven (7) feet [two and thirteen -hundredths (2.13) meters] or more between the roof surface and such ob- struction, except obstructions may be installed less than seven (7) feet [two and thirteen - hundredths (2.13) meters] high, provided that they are protected in a manner to prevent injury to fire fighters working on the roof during periods of reduced visibility. 4561 8-25-80- § 45-401 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-401 (b) Maintain on roofs and fire escapes materials or objects which obstruct egress or Fire Department access. (c) Attach or fasten ropes, wires, cables or similar devices, except standard equipment therefor, to fire escapes. (d) Place or permit objects or materials to obscure or obstruct the use of fire hydrants, firewells and Fire Department connections. (3) Outdoor fires. (a) Outdoor fires, including bonfires and rubbish fires, shall not be permitted unless legally authorized and in conformity with forest fire control regulations. (b) Outdoor fires, where permitted, shall be attended at all times with appropriate fire extinguishing equipment readily available nearby. (4) Waste disposal sites. (a) Transporting burning waste or refuse is prohibited. (b) Vehicles or conveyances used to transport combustible waste or refuse over public thoroughfares shall have all cargo space covered and maintained sufficiently tight to ensure against ignition from external fire sources. (c) Burning debris shall not be dumped at a waste disposal site. C. Interior protection. (1) Combustible waste and refuse. (a) Except for one- and two-family dwellings, premises shall provide specifically designated rooms, areas or containers, in or on the premises, for the temporary storage of combustible waste or refuse. 4562 8-25-80 § 45-401 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-401 (b) Combustible waste and refuse shall be stored in: [1] Containers constructed of noncombustible materials, equipped with tight -fitting covers; [2] Bins constructed of noncombustible materials, equipped with self-closing covers • or covers that close automatically in case of fire inside the bin; [3] Rooms designed for such storage; or [4] Isolated areas outside buildings, suitable for such storage. (c) Combustible waste and refuse shall be properly stored or disposed of to prevent unsafe ac- cumulations. (2) Combustible decorations. In spaces of Group C5 occupancy classification, dockside vessels serving as buildings and tents and air -supported structures, it is prohibited to install, maintain or use materials such as vegetation, bunting, cotton batting, plastic cloth, textile, excelsior, paper or other combustible materials for decorative purposes, unless such materials have been made flame -resistant. (3) Cleaning compounds. (a) Only water solutions, detergents or non- combustible floor -sweeping compounds and grease absorbents shall be used for cleaning floors. (b) The use of sawdust or similar combustible • materials to soak up combustible or flammable liquids spilled or dropped from machinery or processes on floors is prohibited. (4) Portable heaters. (a) Portable heating equipment using kerosene or other flammable liquids shall be permitted, 4563 8-25-80 § 45-401 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-403 provided that the same complies with applicable state laws. (b) Portable heaters shall be appropriately located with respect to combustible materials and maintained in proper operating condition. (c) Portable electric heaters shall be equipped with automatic shutoff devices for safety purposes in the event of tip -over. § 45402. Equipment. Firesafety equipment, including fire extinguishing, fire warning and standpipe systems, shall be maintained operable at all times and under all weather conditions except during repairs. The Fire Department shall be notified whenever such equipment is out of service. § 45-403. Signs and instructions. A. Firesafety signs include, among others: occupancy signs, limiting the maximum number of occupants permitted in public areas; "no smoking" signs, prohibiting smoking in areas where conditions exist which make smoking a fire hazard; "danger" signs, alerting persons to areas where special danger of fire or explosion exists; and elevator warning signs, instructing occupants to use exit stairs in case of fire. B. Firesafety signs shall be posted on premises as specified in Subsection A of this section. C. Posted firesafety signs shall be complied with. D. No posted firesafety sign shall be removed, defaced or destroyed except for replacement purposes or when the condition which the sign was intended to identify is no longer present or when the information conveyed by the sign is no longer necessary 4564 8-25-80 § 45-403 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-405 E. Hotels, motels and similar transient occupancies shall have a printed copy of firesafety instructions, instructing oc- cupants in steps to be taken in the event of fire, con- spicuously posted in each occupancy unit and at other designated locations. • § 45-404. Fire exit drills. - Fire exit drills and procedures shall be held and conducted to familiarize occupants in procedures of building evacuation or transfer to havens of refuge in the following: A. Group B1: hotels, dormitories, clubs, fraternity and sorority houses and similar occupancies. B. Group Cl: business occupancies. C. Group C2: mercantile occupancies. D. Group C5: assembly occupancies. § 45-405. Fire Department notification. A. Upon discovery of a fire which poses a possible danger to life or property, even though it has apparently been ex- tinguished, the existence, circumstances and location of such fire shall immediately be reported to the Fire Department. B. The Fire Department shall be promptly notified upon discovery of evidence of the spontaneous or abnormal heating of any merchandise, commodity, cargo or material in buildings, structures or premises which indicates a • probable danger of fire or explosion or upon discovery or being apprised of an uncontrolled hazardous gas leak or hazardous material or combustible or flammable liquid spill. C. It is prohibited to make or issue regulations or orders, written or verbal, that would require any delaying action prior to reporting a serious fire hazard or fire to the Fire Department, except in the case of established on -premises 4565 8-25-80 § 45-405 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-503 fire -fighting organizations which have coordinated and arranged procedures with the Fire Department. ARTICLE V Administration and Enforcement § 45-500. Applicability. is This Article shall provide the basic method for the ad- ministration and enforcement of this Fire Prevention Code and shall establish powers, duties and responsibilities in connection therewith. § 45-501. Administration. The Building Inspector and Deputy Building Inspectors (hereinafter referred to as the "Building Inspector") are hereby designated to administer and enforce this code within the Town of Southold. § 45-502. Rules and regulations. The Town Board may, after a public hearing, adopt rules and regulations for the administration and enforcement of this code. § 45-503. Permits. A. Upon the payment of such fee as may be prescribed by resolution of the Town Board, permits shall be issued by and bear the name and signature of the Building Inspector and shall specify the following: (1) The activity or operation for which a permit is issued. (2) The address or location where the activity or operation is to be conducted. (3) The name and address of the permittee. 4566 8-25-80 § 45-503 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-504 (4) The permit number and date of issuance. (5) The period for which the permit is issued. B. Permits shall not be transferable or assignable, and any change in activity, operation, location, ownership or use shall require a new permit. • C. Permits shall continue in effect during the period of time specified thereon, unless sooner suspended or revoked. The term of a permit may be extended by the Building In- spector, provided that a satisfactory reason can be shown for failure to commence or complete the work or activity authorized within the required time period. D. Permits shall be required for activities or operations which may be provided by amendment to this code. E. Consolidated permits. When more than one (1) permit is required for the same property or premises, a single permit may be issued listing all materials or operations covered. Revocation of a portion or portions of such consolidated permit, for specific hazardous materials or operations, shall - not invalidate the remainder. F. Location of permits. Permits shall be kept on the property or premises covered by the permit or carried on the person of the permittee. G. Revocation or suspension of permits. Permits may be suspended or revoked when it is determined that there is a violation of a condition under which the permit was issued or there has been misrepresentation or falsification of material facts in connection with the permit application or a condition of the permit or a violation of this code or any • order, notice, rule, regulation or determination. § 45-504. Inspections. A. The Building Inspector shall conduct periodic inspections for compliance with the provisions of this code. Such in- spections may be made at any reasonable time. If entrance to make an inspection is refused or cannot be obtained, the 4567 8-25-80 § 45-504 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-505 Building Inspector may apply to any court of competent jurisdiction for a warrant to make an inspection. B. In addition to Inspectors as provided by Subsection A above, the Town Board may appoint one (1) Assistant Inspector for each of the fire districts in the town who shall be recommended by the respective Boards of Fire Com- missioners. Such Assistant Inspectors shall serve for a term of one (1) 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 in- spections for compliance with the provisions of this code. In the performance of their duties, Assistant Inspectors shall have the same right to enter and inspect buildings as heretofore conferred upon the Building Inspector. § 45-505. Violations. A. A person owning, operating, occupying or maintaining property or premises within the scope of this code shall comply with all of the provisions of this code and all orders, notices, rules, regulations or determinations issued in connection therewith. B. Whenever the Building Inspector finds that there has been a violation of this code, or any rule or regulation adopted pursuant thereto, a violation order shall be issued to the person or persons responsible. C. Violation orders shall be in writing, shall identify the property or premises, shall specify the violation and remedial action to be taken, shall provide a reasonable time limit for compliance and shall state the time within which an appeal may be taken. D. Violation orders may be served by personal service; by mailing by registered or certified mail; or by posting a copy 4568 8-25-80 § 45-505 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-508 thereof in a conspicuous place on the premises and by mailing a copy thereof to the premises on the same day as posted, enclosed in a postpaid wrapper addressed to the person responsible. E. In case the owner, lessor, occupant or the agent of any of them shall. fail, neglect or refuse to remove, eliminate or is abate the violation within the time specified in the violation order, a request to take appropriate legal action shall be made to the Town Board of the Town of Southold. § 45-506. Penalties for offenses. A. Failure to comply with any provision of this code or any rules or regulations adopted pursuant thereto or a violation order shall be deemed a violation, and the violator shall be liable for a fine of not more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250.) or imprisonment not to exceed fifteen (15) days, or both, and each day such violation continues shall con- stitute a separate violation. B. An. action or proceeding in the name of the Town of - Southold may be commenced in any court of competent jurisdiction to compel compliance with or restrain by in- junction the violation of any provision of this code or any rule or regulation adopted pursuant thereto or a violation order, or to -vacate the occupancy or building in the case of imminent danger of life or property. Such remedy shall be in addition to penalties otherwise prescribed by law. § 45-507. Records. The Building Inspector shall keep official records of all permits, • inspection reports, recommendations, complaints and violation orders. § 45-508. Removal of dangerous buildings or structures. A. A building or structure or part thereof which is an im- minent danger to life or safety of the public as a result of a fire or explosion is hereby declared to be a public nuisance. 4569 8-25-80 § 45-508 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-508 B. Whenever the Building Inspector finds a building or structure, or part thereof, to be an imminent danger to life and safety of the public as a result of a fire or explosion, the Building Inspector may cause it to be demolished and removed or may cause work to be done in and about the building or structure as may be necessary to remove the danger. C. The Building Inspector may require the occupants of any building or structure, or part thereof, to vacate the premises forthwith. No person shall use or occupy such building or structure, or part thereof, until it is made safe. Except for the owner, no person shall enter premises which have been ordered vacated unless authorized by the Building Inspector to perform inspections, repairs or to demolish and remove such building or structure, or part thereof. D. All costs and expenses incurred by the Town of Southold in connection with any work done to remove the danger or in connection with the demolition and removal of any such building or structure shall be assessed against the land on which such building or structure is located, and a statement of such expenses shall be presented to the owner of the property, or if the owner cannot be ascertained or located, then such statement shall be posted in a con- spicuous place on the premises. Such assessment shall be and constitute a lien upon such land. If the owner shall fail to pay such expenses within ten (10) days after the statement is presented or posted, a legal action may be brought to collect such assessment or to foreclose such lien. As an alternative to the maintenance of any such action, the Building Inspector may file a certificate of the actual expenses incurred as aforesaid, together with a statement identifying the property in connection with which the expenses were incurred, and the owner thereof, with the assessors, who shall in the preparation of the next assessment roll assess such amount upon such property. Such. amount shall be included in the levy against such property, shall constitute a lien and shall be collected and 4570 8-25-80 § 45-508. FIRE PREVENTION § 45-600 enforced in the same manner, by the same proceedings, at the same time and under the same penalties as is provided by law for the collection and enforcement of real property taxes in the Town of Southold. • § 45-509. Board of Review. A. There is hereby established in and for the Town of Southold a Board of Review, consisting of seven (7) members to be appointed by the Town Board, who shall serve without compensation for a term of one (1) year. The Town Board shall designate a member of said Board of Review to act as Chairman thereof. In making such ap- pointments, the Town Board shall seek recommendations from the various fire organizations of the Town of Southold. B. The Board of Review shall have the power to vary or modify, in whole or in part, any provision or requirements of this code where practical difficulties or unnecessary hardships may result from enforcement thereof; provided; however, that such variance or modification shall be consistent with the spirit of this code. C. The Building Inspector shall obtain a copy of the Review Board's decision for his records. ARTICLE VI Generally Accepted Standards • § 45-600. Applicability. Generally accepted standards referred to in this Article, unless otherwise indicated, shall be construed as follows: A. Provisions which are intended to be mandatory or which establish requirements in excess of basic fire prevention requirements shall apply. --- --- —------- -- —4571------- ----8-25.80 § 45-600 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-601 B. Provisions which are suggested or recommended or which establish requirements in excess of basic fire prevention requirements shall not apply. C. Provisions which grant discretionary powers to modify or vary requirements shall not apply. D. Provisions which differ from the provisions of the code shall not apply. § 45.601. Issuing organizations. Issuing organizations shall be as follows: ANSI American National Standards Institute, Inc. 1430 Broadway New York, New York 10018 NFPA National Fire Protection Association 470 Atlantic Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02210 NYDH Department of Health, State of New York 84 Holland Avenue Albany, New York 12208 NYDL Department of Labor, State of New York Office of Administrative Director Building 12, State Campus Albany, New York 12226 or Department of Labor, State of New York Business Administrative Office Two World Trade Center is New York, New York 10047 USDC U.S. Department of Commerce - Handbooks National Bureau of Standards Washington, D.C. 20234 4572 8-25-80 § 45-602 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-602 § 45-602. Standards cited. A. Generally accepted standards, with code reference sections, shall be as follows: (1) Section 45-202, Means of egress. (a) NFPA - Code for Safety to Life from Fire in • Buildings and Structures, No. 101, 1976. (2) Section 45-203B, Fuel gas systems. (a) NFPA - National Fuel Gas Code, No. 54, 1974. (b) NFPA - Liquefied Natural Gas, No. 59A, 1975. (3) Section 45-203C, Liquefied petroleum gas containers and tanks. (a) NFPA - Liquefied Petroleum Gases, No. 58, 1976. (b) NFPA - Liquefied Petroleum Gases at Utility Gas Plants, No. 59, 1976. (4) Section 45-203D, Fuel oil systems. (a) NFPA - Oil Burning Equipment No. 31, 1974. (5) Section 45-203F, Heating systems. (a) NFPA - Prevention of Furnace Explosions in Fuel Oil and Natural Gas Fired Watertube Boiler Furnaces with One Burner, No. 85, 1976. (b) NFPA - Prevention of Furnace Explosions in Natural Gas Fired Multiple Burner Boiler Furnaces, No. 85B, 1978. (c) NFPA - Prevention of Furnace Explosions in Fuel • Oil Fired Multiple Burner Boiler Furnaces, No. 85D, 1978. (d) NFPA - Prevention of Furnace Explosions in Pulverized Coal Fired Multiple Boiler Furnaces, No. 85E, 1978. (e) NFPA - Air Conditioning and Ventilating Systems, No. 90A, 1976. 4573 8-28-80 § 45-602 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-602 (f) NFPA - Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Systems, No. 90B, 1976. (g) NYDL - Boilers, Industrial Code Rule 4, 1965. (h) NYDL - Construction, Installation, Inspection and Maintenance of Steam Boilers, Industrial Code Rule 14, 1958. (6) Section 45-203G, Chimneys, flues and gas vents. (a) NFPA - Chimneys, Fireplaces and Vents, No. 211, 1977. (7) Section 45-203H, Incinerators and compactors. (a) NFPA - Incinerators and Rubbish Handling, No. 82, 1977. (8) Section 45-203I, Electrical systems. (a) NFPA - National Electrical Code, No. 70, 1978. (b) NFPA - Stationary Combustion Engines and Gas Turbines, No. 37, 1975. (9) Section 45-203J, Commercial cooking equipment. (a) NFPA - Removal of Smoke and Grease -Laden Vapor from Commercial Cooking Equipment, No. 96, 1976. (10) Section 45-203K(1), Fire protection water supply. (a) NFPA - Centrifugal Fire Pumps, No. 20, 1978. (b) NFPA - Water Tanks for Private Fire Protection, No. 22, 1976. (c) NFPA - Supervision of Valves Controlling Water Supplies for Fire Protection, No. 26, 1976. (11) Section 45-203K(2), Sprinkler systems. (a) NFPA - Sprinkler Systems, No. 13, 1976. (b) NFPA Water Spray Fixed Systems for Fire Protection, No. 15, 1977. 4574 8-25-80 § 45-602 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-602 (c) NFPA - Foam -Water Sprinkler Systems and Foam -Water Spray Systems, No. 16, 1974. (12) Section 45-203K(3), Standpipe systems. (a) NFPA - Standpipe and Hose Systems, No. 14, 1978. • (13) Section 45-203K(4), Yard hydrant systems. (a) NFPA - Outside Protection, No. 24, 1977. (14) Section 45-203K(5), Portable fire extinguishers. (a) NFPA - Portable Fire Extinguishers, No. 10, 1978. (15) Section 45-203K(6), Fire alarm systems. (a) NFPA - Central Station Signaling Systems, No. 71, 1977. (b) NFPA - Local Protective Signaling Systems, No. 72A, 1975. (c) NFPA - Auxiliary Protective Signaling Systems, No. 72B, 1975. (d) NFPA -- Remote Station Protective Signaling Systems, No. 72C, 1975. (e) NFPA - Proprietary Protective Signaling Systems, No. 72D, 1975. (16) Section 45-203K(7), Fire and smoke detectors. (a) NFPA - Automatic Fire Detectors, No. 72E, 1978. (b) NFPA - Household Fire Warning Equipment, No. • 74, 1978. (17) Section 45-203K(8), Foam and chemical fire ex- tinguishing systems. (a) NFPA - Foam Extinguishing Systems, No., 11, 1978. (b) NFPA - High. Expansion Foam Systems, No. 11A, 1976. 4575 8-25-80 § 45-602 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-602 (c) NFPA - Synthetic Foam and Combined Agent Systems, No. 11B, 1977. (d) NFPA - Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems, No. 12, 1977. (e) NFPA - Halogenated Fire Extinguishing Agent Systems -Halon 1301, No. 12A, 1977. is (f) NFPA - Halogenated Fire Extinguishing Agent Systems -Halon 1211, No. 12B, 1977. (g) NFPA - Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems, No. 17, 1975. (18) Section 45-203L, Elevator equipment and § 45-203M, Hoistways and shafts. (a) ANSI - Safety Code for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators, and Moving Walks, A17.1-1971, Including Supplements A17.la-1972, A17.lb- 1973, *A17, lc -1974, A17.ld-1975, A17.le-1975, A17.lf-1975 and A17.lg-1976. (b) NYDL - Construction, Guarding, Equipment, Maintenance and Operation of Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators, Hoists and Hoistways in Factories and Mercantile Establishments, Industrial Code Rule 8, 1923. (19) Section 45-203N, Combustible cooling towers. (a) NFPA - Water Cooling Towers, No. 214, 1977. (20) Section 45-2030, Swimming pools. (a) NYDH - 10 NYCRR, Part 6 - Swimming Pools and Bathing Beaches, State Sanitary Code, December 31, 1975. (21) Section 45-203Q, Commercial ovens. (a) NFPA - Ovens and Furnaces, No. 86A, 1977. (b) NFPA - Industrial Furnaces, No. 86B, 1974. 4576 8-25-80 § .45-602 ' FIRE PREVENTION § 45-602 (c) NFPA - Industrial Furnaces Using a Special Processing Atmosphere, No. 86C, 1977. (22) Section 45-204B, Places of assembly. (a) NFPA - Code for Safety to Life from Fire in Buildings and Structures, No. 101, 1976. • (b) NYDL - Places of Public Assembly, Industrial Code Rule 36, 1967. (23) Section 45-204C, Service stations and garages. (a) NFPA - Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, No. 30, 1977. (b) NFPA. Parking. Structures, No. 88A, 1973. (c) NFPA - Repair Garages, No. 88B, 1973. (24) Section 45-204D, -Abandonment or removal of un- derground tanks. (a) NFPA - Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, No. 30, 1977. (25) Section 45-204E, Dry-cleaning plants. (a) NFPA - Dry Cleaning Plants, No. 32, 1974. (b) NYDL - Coin Operated Machines, Industrial Code Rule 43, 1966. (26) Section 45-204H, Tents and air -supported structures. (a) NFPA - Tents, Grandstands and Air -Supported Structures Used for Places of Assembly, No. 102, 1972. • (b) NYDL Places of Public Assembly, Industrial Code Rule 36, 1967. (27) Section 45-204K, Airports, heliports and helistops. (a) NFPA - Aircraft Hangars,, No. 409, 1975. (b) NFPA - Aircraft Welding Operations in Hangars, No. 410E, 1975. 4577 8-25-80 § 45.602 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-602 (c) NFPA - Aircraft Fueling Ramp Drainage, No. 415, 1977. (d) NFPA - Airport Terminal Buildings, No. 416, 1975. (e) NFPA - Roof -Top Heliport Construction and Protection, No. 418, 1973. (28) Section 45-204L, Piers, wharves and marine terminals. (a) NFPA - Construction and Protection of Piers and Wharves, No. 87, 1975. (29) Section 45-204M, Marinas and boatyards. (a) NFPA - Marinas and Boatyards, No. 303, 1975. (30) Section 45-204N - General outdoor storage. (a) NFPA - Outdoor General Storage, No. 231A, 1975. (31) Section 45-301, Flammable and combustible liquids and finishes. (a) NFPA - Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, No. 30, 1977. (b) NFPA - Solvent Extraction Plants, No. 36, 1974. (c) NFPA - Explosion Prevention Systems, No. 69, 1973. (d) NFPA Blower and Exhaust Systems, No. 91, 1973. (e) NFPA - Basic Classification of Flammable and Combustible Liquids, No. 321, 1976. (32) Section 45-301C, Portable tanks and containers. (a) NFPA - Cleaning or Safeguarding Small Tanks and Containers, No. 327, 1975. (33) Section 45-302D, Dip tanks. (a) NFPA - Dip Tanks, No. 34, 1974. 4578 8-25-80 § 45-602_ FIRE PREVENTION § 45-602 (34) Section 45-301E, Spray finishing. (a) NFPA - Spray Application Using Flammable and 4579 8-25-80 Combustible Materials, No. 33, 1977. (35) Section 45-301G, Dry cleaning. (a) NFPA - Drycleaning Plants; No. 32, 1974. • (36) Section 45-302D, Dust. (a)' NFPA - Pulverized Fuel Systems, No. 60, 1973. (b) NFPA - Manufacturing and Handling Starch, No. 61A, 1973. (c) NFPA - Grain Elevators and Bulk Grain Han- dling Facilities, No. 61B, 1973. (d) NFPA - Feed Mills, No. 61C, 1973. (e) NFPA - Dust Explosion in Industrial Plants, No. 63, 1975. (f) NFPA - Aluminum, No. 65, 1975. (g) NFPA - Pneumatic Conveying Systems for Handling Feed, Flour, Grain and .Other Agricultural Dusts, No. 66, 1973. (h) NFPA - Blower and Exhaust Systems, No. 91, 1973. (i) NFPA - Aluminum or Magnesium Powder, No. 651, 1974. (j) NFPA - Coal Preparation Plants, No. 653, 1971. (k) NFPA - Plastics Industry, No. 654, 1975. • (1) NFPA Prevention of Sulphur Fires .and Ex- plosions, No. 655, 1971. (m) NFPA - Spice Grinding Plants, No. 656, 1971. (n) NFPA - Woodworking and Wood Flour Manu- facturing Plants, No. 664, 1971. 4579 8-25-80 § 45-602 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-602 (37) Section 45-303, Hazardous chemicals. (a) NFPA -Hazardous Chemicals -Data, No. '49, 1975. (38) Section 45-303C, Flammable solids. (a) NFPA - Titanium, No. 481, 1974. (b) NFPA - Zirconium, No. 482M, 1974. • (39) Section 45-303E, Oxidizing materials. (a) NFPA - Storage of Liquid and Solid Oxidizing Materials, No. 43A, 1975. (40) Section 45-303G, Radioactive materials. (a) ANSI - Radiation Symbol, N2.1, 1969. (b) NFPA - Facilities Handling Radioactive .Materials, No. 801, 1975. (c) USDC - Safe Handling of Radioactive Materials, H92, 1964. (d) NYDL - Ionizing Radiation Protection, Industrial Code Rule No. 38 (12 NYCRR 38), effective July 10, 1978. (41) Section 45-303H, Unstable chemicals. (a) NFPA - Storage of Ammonium Nitrate, No. 490, 1975. (42) Section 45-304B, Bulk oxygen. (a) NFPA - Bulk Oxygen Systems at Consumer Sites, No. 50, 1974. (43) Section 45-304C, Hydrogen. (a) NFPA - Gaseous Hydrogen Systems at Con- • sumer Sites, No. 50A, 1973. (b) NFPA - Liquified Hydrogen Systems at Con- sumer Sites, No. 50B, 1973. (44) Section 45-304D, Flammable anesthetics. (a) NFPA - Inhalation Anesthetics, No. 56A, 1973. 4580 8-25-80 § 45-602 - FIRE PREVENTION § 45-602 (45) Section 45-304E, Nonflammable medical gases. (a) NFPA - Inhalation Anesthetics, No. 56A, 1973. (b) NFPA - Nonflammable Medical Gas Systems, No. 56F, 1977. (46) Section 45-304F, Anhydrous ammonia.' • (a) ANSI Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia, No. K61.1-1972. (47) Section 45-305, Explosives, ammunition and blasting agents. (a) NFPA Storage of Ammonium Nitrate, No. 490, 1975. (b) NFPA - Explosive Materials, No. 495, 1973. (c) NFPA - Explosives, Motor Vehicle Terminals, No. 498, 1976. (d) NYDL - Sand, Gravel, Crushed Stone and Quarry Operations, Industrial Code Rule 17, 1974. (e) NYDL - Underground Mining Operations, In- dustrial Code Rule 31, 1974. (f) NYDL - Possession, Handling, Storage and . Transportation of Explosives, Industrial Code Rule 3% 1973. (g) NYDL - Open -Pit Mining Operations, Industrial Code Rule 51, 1974. (48) Section 45-306B, Welding and cutting. (a) ANSI - Safety in Welding and Cutting, Z49.1- 1973. (b) NFPA - Cutting and Welding Processes, No. 5113, 1977. (49) Section 45-306C, Oxy -fuel gas welding and cutting. (a) NFPA - Oxygen -Fuel Gas Systems for Welding and Cutting, No. 51, 1977. 4581 8-25-80 § 45-602 SOUTHOLD CODE § 45-602 (50) Section 45-306E, Acetylene generator houses and rooms. (a) NFPA - Acetylene Cylinder Charging Plants, No. 51A, 1974. (51) Section 45-306F, Calcium carbide storage. (a) NFPA - Oxygen -Fuel Gas Systems for Welding is and Cutting, No. 51, 1977. (b) NFPA - Acetylene Cylinder Charging Plants, No. 51A, 1974. (52) Section 45-307, Fumigants and thermal insecticidal fogging liquids. (a) NFPA - Fumigation, No. 57, 1973. (53) Section 45-311, Magnesium. (a) NFPA - Storage, Handling and Processing of Magnesium, No. 48, 1974. (b) NFPA - Aluminum or Magnesium Powder, No. 651, 1974. (54) Section 45-312, Organic coatings. (a) NFPA - Manufacture of Organic Coatings, No. 35, 1976. (55) Section 45=315, Cellulose nitrate (pyroxlin) plastics. (a) NFPA - Storage of Pyroxlin Plastic, No. 40E, 1975. (56) Section 45-316, Cellulose nitrate motion -picture film. (a) NFPA - Cellulose Nitrate Motion Picture Film, • No. 40, 1974. (57) Section 45-404, Fire exit drills. (a) . NFPA - Code for Safety to Life from Fire in Buildings and Structures, Chapter 17, No. 101, 1976. . 4582 8-25-80 0 § 45-603 FIRE PREVENTION § 45-603 § 45-603. When effective. This chapter shall take effect immediately. 4583 B-25-80 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Chapter 92 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC ARTICLE I General Provisions § 92-10. Definitions of words and phrases. § 92-11. Authority to install traffic control devices. ARTICLE II One -Way Streets § 92-20. One-way streets designated. ARTICLE III Stop and Yield Intersections § 92-30. Stop intersections with stop signs. § 92-31. Stop intersections with flashing signals. § 92-32. Yield intersections. § 92-33. (Reserved) ARTICLE IV Parking, Standing and Stopping • § 92-40. Application. § 92-41. Parking prohibited at all times. § 92-42. Parking prohibited during certain hours. § 92-43. Parking for limited time only. § 92-44. Stopping prohibited at all times. § 92.45. Fire lanes. 9201 8-25-80 § 92-10 SOUTHOLD CODE_ _ § 92-10 ARTICLE V Emergency Removal of Vehicles § 92-50. Authority to remove vehicles. § 92-51. Storage and charges. § 92-52. Notice of removal. ARTICLE VI Penalties § 92-60. Penalties for offenses. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Southold 6-21-66. Sections 92-20, 92-30, 92-31, 92-32 and 92-41 amended and §§ 92-42 and 92-43 added during codification; see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Article II. Other amendments noted where applicable.] GENERAL REFERENCES Parking at beaches — See Ch. 86. ARTICLE I General Provisions § 92-10. Definitions of words and phrases. A. The words and phrases used in this chapter shall, for the purpose of this chapter, have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by Article I of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York. B. The following words and phrases, which are not defined by Article 1 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York, shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them in this section for the purposes of this chapter: 9202 8-25-80 r� U Direction Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With Airway Drive [Repealed 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-1980] Albo Drive (north end) West Bray Avenue Albo Drive (south end) West Bray Avenue Aldrich Lane North Second Avenue Aquaview Avenue West Rocky Point Road Atlantic Avenue North Champlin Place Bailey Avenue Bailie Beach Road CD Bayer Road to 0 Baywater Avenue 01 Beebe Drive Bergen Avenue Bergen Avenue Betts Street Birch Drive Booth Place Booth Place Booth Road Bray Avenue 00 Breakwater Road Broadwaters Drive 00 Broadwaters Road North Champlin Place East Reeve Avenue West Wickham Avenue West South Harbor Road East Eugene's Road East Cox Neck Road South Sound Avenue South East Road South Peconic Bay Boulevard South Washington Avenue North Wilmarth Avenue North Soundview Avenue South Peconic Bay Boulevard South Cox Neck Road North Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) South Vanston Road Location (hamlet) Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck East Marion Greenport Greenport Mattituck .Mattituck Southold Cutchogue Mattituck Mattituck Cutchogue Laurel Greenport Greenport Southold Laurel Mattituck Cutchogue Cutchogue to w 0 CD 0 rn a 0 C1 1)irecdon Location coz Stop Sign On of '.'ravel At Intersection With (hamlet) CO 0 Brower Road East Grand Avenue M,ittJ(i.i •.k Bungalow Lane West Marratooka Lane P.fattituck Bunny Lane (Added 8-12-80 South New Suffolk Avenue New Suffolk by L.L. No. 4-19801 Captain Kidd Drive East Breakwater Drive Mattituck Carrington Road South Wunneweta Road Cutchogue Carrington Road East Haywater Road Cutchogue p Carrington Road West Haywater Road Cutchogue y Carrington Road North Vanston Road Cutchogue x Carroll Avenue West Peconic Lane Peconic Cedar Avenue West Main Bayview Road Southold d Cedar Breach Road East Paradise Point Road Southold n Central Drive East Inlet Drive Mattituck Central Drive West Inlet Drive Mattituck Central Drive East Luthers Road Mattituck Central Drive East Zena Road Nattituck Central Drive West Zena Road Mattituck Champlin Place West Main Street Greenport Champlin Place East Manhanset Avenue Greenport Chestnut Road West Kenney's Road Southold CO, Clark Road North Soundview Avenue Southold W Colony Road East Albertson Lane Greenport 0 C1 CD 0 OD m 00 0 Direction Location CO' Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) CD Corwin Street West Ninth Street Greenport ca o Cox Lane North Oregon Road Cutchogue Deep Hole Drive [Repealed 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Deep Hole Drive (east) [Added North New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 C Deep Hole Drive (west) [Added North New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck x 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Deer Drive East Westphalia Avenue Mattituck r Depot Lane [Added 9-21-76 North Oregon Road Cutchogue tM by L.L. No. 4-1976] . Dicks Point Road West West Creek Road Cutchogue Z Dicks Point Road East Holden Avenue Cutchogue d Dicks Point Road West Holden Avenue Cutchogue '-3 Douglass Street North King Street Orient y Duck Pond Road [Added 9-21- South Oregon Road Cutchogue ,1%1� 76 by L.L. No. 4-19761 East Road West Inlet Drive Mattituck East Road East Luthers Road Mattituck East Road West Pequash Avenue Cutchogue East Legion Avenue West Bay Avenue Mattituck East Side Avenue North Bailie Beach Road Mattituck m Eastwood Drive South South Cross Road Cutchogue �O Eighth Street North Wiggins Street Greenport c - CD ND 0 Go 00 a 0 z CD w 0 ?G 0 1P Co 0 Direction Location Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Eighth Street South Wiggins Street Greenport Elijah's Lane North Oregon Road Mattituck Emory Road West Beebe Drive Cutchogue Eugene's Road East Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue Fanning Road (Added 8-12-80 Fast New Suffolk Road Now Suffolk by L.L. No. 4-19801 Fiddler Lane West Manhanset Avenue Greenport Fifth Street North Jackson Street New Suffolk Fifth Street South Jackson Street New Suffolk First Street West Pequash Avenue New Suffolk First Street North Main Street New Suffolk First Street South Main Street New Suffolk Fleetwood Road West Pequash Avenue Cutchogue Fletcher Street West Village Lane Orient Founders Path South Old Shipyard Road Southold Fourth Street North Jackson Street New Suffolk Fourth Street South Jackson Street New Suffolk Fourth Street North King Street New Suffolk Fourth Street South King Street New Suffolk Fourth Street North Main Street New Suffolk Fourth Street South Main Street New Suffolk z CD w 0 ?G 0 1P Co 0 00 to 0 Direction Location co Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) � Freeman Road East Grand Avenue Mattituck Co o Freeman Road West Wickam Avenue Mattituck George Road [Added 8-12-80 East New Suffolk Road New Suffolk by L.L. No. 4-19801 Gin Lane [Added 8-12-80 East Main Bayview Road Southold x by L.L. No. 4-19801 Glenwood Road West Pequash Avenue Cutchogue Golden Lane North Soundview Avenue Southold W Grand Avenue North Wickham Avenue Mattituck Y Grand Avenue South Wickham Avenue Mattituck d Grathwohl Road [Added 8-12-80 East New Suffolk Road New Suffolk by L.L. No. 4-19801 a Halyoke Avenue West Orchard Street Orient Harborview Avenue East Reeve Avenue Mattituck C] Haywaters Drive North Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue Haywaters Drive South Mason Drive Cutchogue Haywaters Road North Broadwaters Road Cutchogue Haywaters Road South Broadwaters Road Cutchogue Haywaters Road North Vanston Road Cutchogue cO' Haywaters Road South Vanston Road Cutchoguc 1P Hiawatha's Path West South Harbor Road Southold o c0 0 00 T cD CO 0 T CO N CO 0 Direction Location Stop Sign On of'1'ravel At Intersection With (hamlet) , Hickory Road North Soundview Avenue Southold Highwood Road [Added 8-12-80 Fast North Bayview Rodd SouChold by L.L. No. 4-1980 Hill Road [Added 8-12-80 West Wells Avenue Soot hotel by L.L. No. 4-19801 Hill Street Last Mary's Road Mattituc•k Hill Street West Wickham Avenue !19 a t.t.i fuel{ Holden Avenue North Midwood Avenue Cutchogue Holden Avenue South Midwood Road Cutchogue Holden Avenue South West Road Cutchogue Hommel Avenue East Boisseau Avenue Southold Hommel Avenue West Youngs Avenue Southold Homestead Way East Moore's Lane North Greenport Homestead Way West Moore's Lane North G reenport Horton Avenue West Shirley Road M attituc k Hortons Lane North Soundview Avenue Southold Hortons Lane South Soundview Avneue Southold Inlet Drive South Captain Kidd Drive Mattituck Inlet Lane North Manhanset Avenue Greenport Inlet Pond Road East Westwood Lane G reenport T cD CO 0 T CO N CO 0 a 0 • Direction Location C0' Stop Sign On ail' Travel At Intersection With ( hamlet) co Jackson Street [Added 8-12-80 Last First Street New Suffolk . o by L.L. No. 4-19801 Jacob's Lane West Bayview, Road Southold Jernick Lane [Added 10-30-73 West Oaklawn Avenue Southold by L.L. No. 6-19731 C. Jernick Lane [Added 10-30-73 East Wells Avenue Southold by L.L. No. 6-19731 x ,...., Jockey Creek Drive East Oaklawn Avenue Southold r ' t�J Keriney's Road North Soundview Avenue Southold Kenney's Road South Soundview Avenue Southold Z King Street West Fifth Street New Suffolk d . King Street East First Street New Suffolk Knapp Place East Bailey Avenue Greenport y Knapp Place West Main Street Greenport `14 Knollwood Lane East Grand Avenue Mattituck Korn Road East Cottage Place Southold Korn Road West Cottage Place Southold . Korn Road West Hobart Road Southold Landon Lane East Founders Path Southold aO' Landon Lane West Founders Path Southold co Landon Lane West Hobart Road Southold o m N 00 N a m 0 0 46 T W N Co 0 Direction Location Stop Sign On of Travel AL Intersection With (hamlet) Landon Lane East Old Shipyard Road Southold Laurelwood Drive ( Added South Peconic Bay Boulevard Laurel 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Leeward Drive (Added 8-12-80 North Jacobs Lane Southold by L.L. No. 4-19801 Legion Avenue East Pacific Street Mattituck Leslie Road East Indian Neck Lane Cutchogue L'Hommedieu Lane East Founders Path Southold L'Hommedieu Lane West Founders Path Southold L'Hommedieu Lane West Hobart Road Southold L'Hommedieu Lane East Town Harbor Lane Southold Lighthouse Road South Old North Road Southold Lighthouse Road North Soundview Avenue Southold Lighthouse Road South Soundview Avenue Southold Linnet Street West Ninth Street Greenport Little Peconic Bay Road [Added East Wunneweta Road Cutchogue 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-1980 Locust Avenue South New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck Lupen Drive West Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue Marratooka Lane South New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck Marratooka Road North New Suffolk Avenue. Mattituck 0 46 T W N Co 0 W w 00 N C. CD • Nakomis Road West Naugles Drive West Baywater Road Luthers Road • Location (hamlet) Laurel Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Southold Southold Southold Cutchogue Cutchogue Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Greenport Cutchogue Southold Southold Southold Mattituck to 1P co 0 T CO 1P co 0 Direction Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With Marlene Lane South Peconic Bay Boulevard Mary's Road South Pike Street Mary's Road I Amended 8-12-80 North Wickham Avenue by L.L. No. 4-19801 Mechanic Street East Youngs Avenue Mechanic Street South [Added East Youngs Avenue 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Midland Parkway West Bayview Road Midwood Road East Pequash Avenue Midwood Road [Added 8-12-80 West West Creek Avenue by L.L. No. 4-19801 Mill Lane North Wickham Avenue Mill Road West Reeve Avenue Miriam Road East Inlet Drive Miriam Road South Summit Road Moore's Lane North Inlet Pond Road Moore's Lane South New Suffolk Avenue Mt. Beulah Avenue South Old North Road Mt. Beulah Avenue North Soundview Avenue Nakomis Road West Naugles Drive West Baywater Road Luthers Road • Location (hamlet) Laurel Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Southold Southold Southold Cutchogue Cutchogue Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Greenport Cutchogue Southold Southold Southold Mattituck to 1P co 0 T CO 1P co 0 W Stop Sign On Navy Street Navy Street New Suffolk Avenue I Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 New Suffolk Avenue [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 North Bayview Road North Bayview Road Extension North Cross Road North Parish Drive North Street [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Oak Drive Oak Drive Oak Drive Oak Road [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Oak Road Oaklawn Avenue Oaklawn Avenue Extension Old Main Road Old Main Road Old Menhaden Road r 1 U Direction Location of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) North Orchard Street Orient West Village Lane Orient East Fifth Street New Suffolk West Fifth Street New Suffolk West North Bayview Road Extension Southold North Cedar Drive Southold East Pequash Avenue Cutchogue West North Bayview Road Southold North Schoolhouse Road Cutchogue East Broadwaters Road Cutchogue West Broadwaters Road Cutchogue West Haywaters Drive Cutchogue East New Suffolk Road New Suffolk West Grathwohl Road New Suffolk South Pine Neck Road Southold North Pine Neck Road Southold East Ackerly Pond Road Southold West Ackerly Pond Road Southold South Wunneweta Road Cutchogue T w 0 Z12 to w 0 co cn OD to Stop Sign On Old Pasture Road [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Ole Jule Lane Orchard Street Orchard Street Parkway Pike Street Pike Street Pike Street Pike Street Pine Street Pine Street Pine Neck Road Pine Tree Road Pinewood Road Rambler Road [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Rhoda Road Richmond Road Riley Avenue Direction Location of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) East Pequash Avenue Cutchogue North New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck West Fifth Street New Suffolk West Village Lane Orient North Pine Neck Road Southold East Love Lane Mattituck West Love Lane Mattituck East Wickham Avenue Mattituck West Wickham Avenue Mattituck South Horton Avenue Southold North Youngs Avenue Southold West Main Bayview Road Southold South Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue South South Cross Road Cutchogue East Main Bayview Road Southold North Captain Kidd Drive Mattituck South Mill Creek Drive Southold West Bay Avenue Mattituck T co 1P w 0 co 1P w 0 00 00 C Direction Location Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) N Robinson Lane North Indian Neck Lane Peconic Co 0 Ruth Road East Breakwater Road Mattituck Seawood Drive East North Bayview Road Southold Second Street North Jackson Street New Suffolk Second Street South Jackson Street New Suffolk Second Street North King Street New Suffolk O Second Street South King Street New Suffolk O Second Street North Main Street New Suffolk x Second Street South Main Street New Suffolk O Second Street North Orchard Street New Suffolk r' d Seventh Street North Linnet Street Greenport Seventh Street South Linnet Street Greenport Seventh Street North Wiggins Street Greenport Seventh Street South Wiggins Street Greenport Ship's Drive, North [Added West North Bayview Drive Southold 10-30-73 by L.L. No. 6-1973] Ship's Drive, South [Added West North Bayview Drive Southold 10-30-73 by L.L. No. 6-19731 Sigsbee Road North Peconic Bay Boulevard Mattituck Sigsbee Road South Peconic Bay Boulevard Mattituck Skippers Lane East Village Lane Orient Ca 0 N • Direction Stop Sign On of Travel Skunk Lane Extension [Added West 8-12-80, by L,L. No. 4-19801 At Intersection With Smiths Drive North West Smiths Drive South West Soundview Avenue West Stars Road West Sterling Place North Sterling Place South Sterling Place North Sterling Road East Sterling Road West Stillwater Avenue South Stillwater Avenue [Added West 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Knapp Place Stillwater Avenue West Summit Drive East Sunnyside Road [Added. 8712-80 East by L.L.-No. 4-19801 Z Sunset Drive East Tabor Road [Repealed 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-19761 Third Street North Third Street South Third Street North Location tO' At Intersection With (hamlet) Nassau Point Road . Cutchogue w C Bayview Road Southold Bayview Road Southold Mill Lane Peconic C . Cedar Road East Marion Champlin Place Greenport Champlin Place Greenport t-+ Knapp Place Greenport Pine Tree Road Cutchogue Y Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue Z Track Avenue Cutchogue G Stillwater and Track Avenues Cutchogue a Pequash Avenue Cutchogue Inlet Drive Mattituck c] Horton Lane Southold Marratooka Road Mattituck King Street New Suffolk King Street New Suffolk w Main Street New Suffolk o T T 0 W O Direction Location Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Third Street South Main Street New Suffolk Third Street North Orchard Street New Suffolk Topsail Lane [Added 8-12-80 East North Bayview Road Southold by L.L. No. 4-19801 Traveler Street East Youngs Avenue Southold Tuthill Lane East Wickham Avenue Mattituck Tuthill Road [Added 8-12-80 East New Suffolk Road New Suffolk by L.L. No. 4-1980] Tuthill Road West Grathwohl Road New Suffolk Vanston Road [Added 8-12-80 East Nassau Point Road Cutchogue by L.L. No. 4-19801 Victoria Drive [Added 8-12-80 West Main Bayview Road Southold by L.L. No. 4-19801 Washington Avenue East Main Street Greenport Wells Avenue West Oaklawn Avenue Southold Wesland Road North Kenney's Road Southold West Road East Pequash Avenue Cutchogue West Cove Road South Vanston Road Cutchogue Westphalia Avenue West Cox Neck Road Mattituck Westphalia Avenue South Sound Avenue Mattituck Wicks Road [Added 8-12-80 East New Suffolk Road New Suffolk by L.L. No. 4-19801 T T 0 W O .W (Cont'd on page 9217) L W [P Co 40 Direction Location Stop Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Wicks Road West Grathwohl Road New Suffolk Wiggins Street West Ninth Street Greenport Willow Street West Pequash Avenue Greenport Willow Street West Village Lane Orient Wilmarth Avenue East Main Street Greenport Wilmarth Avenue West Middleton Road Greenport Wood Lane East Manhanset Avenue Greenport Woodcliff Drive East Grand Avenue Mattituck Woodcliff Drive North Westview Drive Mattituck Woodcliff Drive South Westview Drive Mattituck Wunneweta Road South . Little Peconic Bay Road Cutchogue Wunneweta Road South Nassau Point Road Cutchogue Wunneweta Road East Vanston Road. Cutchogue Yennecott Drive West Boisseau Avenue Southold Youngs Avenue North Oak Street Mattituck (Cont'd on page 9217) L W [P Co 40 ND Co r� u Direction Yield Sign On of Travel Airway Drive [Added 8-12-80 North by L.L. No. 4-19801 Anglers Road West Bay Haven Lane [Added 8-12-80 East by L.L. No. 4-1980] Bay Road South Bayberry Road East Bayer Road East Bayer Road West Bayer Road . East Baywater Avenue East Beach Road East Beckwith Avenue North Beebe Drive East Betts Street North Birch Road North Bennett Lane North Blossom Bend South Bridge Lane South Bungalow Lane South At Intersection With New Suffolk Avenue Manhanset Avenue Main Bayview Road New Suffolk Avenue Wunneweta Road Grand Avenue Grand Avenue Mary's Road Bayview Road Manhanset Avenue Traveler Street Deerfoot Path Fleetwood Road Soundview Avenue Pine Neck Road New Suffolk Avenue Nassau Point Road Park Avenue Location cOa (hamlet) Co M Mattituck Greenport Southold Cutchogue Cutchogue Mattituck Mattituck Mattituck Southold Greenport Southold Cutchogue Cutchogue Southold Southold Mattituck Cutchogue Mattituck w bz T T 1P co ba Direction Location Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Cedar Road [Added 8-12-80 East New Suffolk Road Cutchogue by L.L. No. 449801 Center Street East Bungalow Lane Mattituck Center Street West Marratooka Road Mattituck Clearview Avenue [Amended West Main Bayview Road Southold 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Colony Road [Added 8-12-80 West Bayview Avenue. Greenport by L:L. No. 4-19801 Custer Avenue East Bennett's Lane Southold Custer Avenue West. Bennett's Lane Southold Custer Avenue West Gardiner's Lane Southold Custer Avenue North Oaklawn Avenue Extension Southold Dayton Road South North Bayview Road Southold Deer Foot Path North Moose Trail Cutchogue Depot Lane [Repealed 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-19761 Dicks Point Road East Pinewood Road Cutchogue Dogwood Lane West Kenny's Road Southold Dogwood Lane South Soundview Avenue Southold Douglass Street . East Narrow River Road Orient Duck Pond Road [Repealed 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-1976] T T 1P co ba co NO ba 00 • Direction Yield Sign On of Travel Eastwood Drive [Added 8-12-80 North by L.L. No. 4-19801 Sound Avenue Eastwood Drive [Added 8-12-80 South by L.L. No. 4-19801 New Suffolk Factory Avenue North Fanning Road [Added 8-12-80 West by L.L. No. 4-19801_ New Suffolk First Street East Fourth Street North Gardiner's Lane North George Road West Grathwohl Road South Hamilton Avenue North Hamilton Avenue South Harper Road East Harper Road West Haywaters Road West Hiawatha's Path East Hiawatha's Path West Holden Avenue Extension North • Location tO' At Intersection With (hamlet) ccs° w Midwood Road'. Cutchogue Midwood Road Cutchogue Sound Avenue Mattituck x Grathwohl Road New Suffolk n r Stillwater Avenue New Suffolk Orchard Street New Suffolk a z Pine Neck Road Southold 0 Grathwohl Road New Suffolk New Suffolk Avenue New Suffolk a Fleetwood Road Cutchogue Glenwood Road Cutchogue Calves Neck Road Southold Calves Neck Road Southold Little Peconic Bay Road Cutchogue Nakomis Road Southold Nakomis Road Southold cG t' North Cross Road Cutchogue CD bo 00 a C Direction Location ca' Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) 1P Jackson Street North New Suffolk Avenue New Suffolk C.0 Jacob's Lane South Main Bayview Road Southold Jacob's Lane North North Bayview Road Southold King Street East Narrow River Road Orient Kouros Road West Grathwohl Road New Suffolk Lake Drive East Kenney's Road Southold � Landing Lane West Beach Road Greenport Landing Lane East Manhanset Avenue Greenport O Laurel Lane South Peconic Bay Boulevard Laurel G Leslie Road West Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue n Lipco Road South Sound Avenue Mattituck 0 Little Neck Road North Eugene's Road Cutchogue Locust Lane South L'Hommedieu Lane Southold Longview Lane [Added 8-12-80 East Main Bayview Road Southold [by L.L. No. 4-19801 Lower Road East Akerly Pond Lane Southold Madison Avenue South Wilmarth Avenue Greenport Manor Road West Gillette Drive East Marion Maple Avenue North Pike Street Mattituck t n' w Mayflower Road South Brower Road Mattituck Direction Location C*' Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) co Meadow Lane South New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck w N) Midwood Road [Repealed 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-1980] Midwood Road [Repealed 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Mill Lane North Oregon Road Mattftuck Mill Road East Grant Avenue Mattituck C Mill Road East Mill Lane Mattituck Mill Road [Added 8-12-80 West Oregon Road Mattituck . by L.L. No. 4-19801 Minnehaha Boulevard North Minnehaha Boulevard Southold W Moose Trail West Beebe Drive Cutchogue Y . z W Naugles Drive South Mill Road Mattituck d North Road West Horton Lane Southold North Bayview Road North Pine Neck Road Southold North Cross Road North West Creek Avenue Cutchogue North Sea Drive West Kenny's Road Southold n North Sea Drive East Three Waters Lane Orient Old Pasture Road East West Creek Avenue Cutchogue Old Shipyard Lane North L'Hommedieu Lane Southold 00 Orchard Street East Narrow River Road Orient COD Oyster Pond Lane North Skipper Lane Orient tp 9 Oyster Pond Lane South Skipper Lane Orient co to 4 to w T W tp co ba Direction Location Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Pacific Street North South Avenue Mattituck Park Avenue East Marratooka Lane Mattituck Park Avenue West Marratooka Lane Mattituck . Pike Street West Westphalia Avenue Mattituck Pine Tree Road West Skunk Lane (Bay Avenue) Cutchogue Pinewood Road North Midwood Road Cutchogue Platt Road South Halyoke Street Orient Reeve Avenue South (east) New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck Reeve Avenue South (west) New Suffolk Avenue Mattituck Saltaire Way North Soundview Road Mattituck School House Road East Depot Lane Cutchogue Seventh Street South Corwin Street Greenport Short Road South New Suffolk Avenue Cutchogue Soundview Avenue Extension South Soundview Avenue Southold Sound Drive East Sound Road Greenport South Street West Oaklawn Avenue Extension Southold Southern Boulevard West Rocky Point Road East Marion South Cross Road West Holden Avenue Cutchogue South Cross Road East Pequash Avenue Cutchogue Sunnyside Road East Horton's Lane Southold to w T W tp co ba Direction Location Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Sutton Place West McCann Place Greenport w b" Sutton Place East Sound Road Greenport Tabor Road [Added 9-21-76 South Orchard Street Orient by L.L. No. 4-1976] Terry Lane, North Smith Drive North Southold x Terry Lane South Smith Drive South Southold Terry Lane East Town Harbor Lane Southold r Third Street North Jackson Street New Suffolk EnEn W Third Street South Jackson Street New Suffolk n Track Avenue East Stillwater Avenue Cutchogue Z Track Avenue [Repealed 8-12-80 by .L.L. No. 4-1980] . d Traveler Street West Horton Lane Southold 1-3 Tuthill Lane West Wickham Avenue Mattituck y Vanston Road South Little Peconic Bay Road Cutchogue n Vista Place . South Duck Pond Road Cutchogue Washington Avenue [Amended West - Middleton Road Greenport 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 00 Wavecrest Lane West Reeve Avenue Mattituck CM a Wells Road North Albo Drive (north end) Laurel o Wells Road North Albo Drive (center) Laurel t UD ND NO M 00 N 00 O Youngs Avenue Youngs Avenue 0 North Old North Road East Westphalia Avenue Southold Mattituck (Cont'd on page 9226.1) • Z2 W 1P cc to M O �3 x O r d n O C1 M W 1P Co Direction Location Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With (hamlet) Wells Road South Albo Drive (center) Laurel Wells Road West Bray Avenue Laurel Westview Drive North Brower Road Mattituck Westview Drive East Grand Avenue Mattituck Westwood Lane North Sound Drive Greenport Willow Street East Stillwater Avenue Cutchogue Wilson Road West Beebe Drive Cutchogue Wood Lane West Beach Road Greenport Youngs Avenue Youngs Avenue 0 North Old North Road East Westphalia Avenue Southold Mattituck (Cont'd on page 9226.1) • Z2 W 1P cc to M O �3 x O r d n O C1 M W 1P Co § 92-32 SOUTHOLD CODE § 92-41 Unincorporated Hamlet of Fishers Island Direction Yield Sign On of Travel At Intersection With Alpine Avenue North Oriental Avenue Central Avenue East Crescent Avenue • Central Avenue West Crescent Avenue Crescent Avenue West Athol -Crescent Avenue Crescent Avenue South Munnatawket Road Equestrian Avenue South Athol -Crescent Avenue Fox Avenue East Equestrian Avenue Fox Avenue East Mansion House Drive Montauk Avenue North Crescent Avenue Oceanic Avenue South Ettrick Street South Military Road West Whistler Avenue Winthrop Drive South Greenwood Avenue Winthrop Drive South Ferry Road § 92-33. (Reserved)' ARTICLE IV Parking, Standing and Stopping' § 9240. Application. The provisions of this Article shall apply except when it is necessary to stop a vehicle to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or official traffic control device. • § 9241. Parking prohibited at all times. [Amended 7-15-69; 7-31- 731 The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited at all times in any of the following locations: (Cont'd on page 9227) ' Editor's Note: Former § 92•S3, Railroad crossings, added 7.26.72, was repealed 9- 21.79 by L.L. No. 4.1979. ' Editor's Note: See also Ch. 96, Parking at Beaches. 9226.1 8 - 25 - ab § 92-41 VEHICLES. AND TRAFFIC § 92-41 Name of Street Side Location Eighth -Street East Between Main Street (New York Route 25) and Corwin Street Jackson Street Both At Cutchogue, from the south - [Added 9-21-76 by erly curbline of New Suffolk L.L. No. 4-19761 Avenue southerly for a dis- tance of 250 feet Love Lane - East In Mattituck, from the north [Added 8-12-80 by curbline of New .York Route 25 L.L. No. 4-19801 northerly for a distance of 20 feet Love Lane West In Mattituck, from the north [Added 8-12-80 by curbline of Pike Street north- L.L. No. 4-1980] erly for a distance of 40 feet Love Lane West In Mattituck, from the north [Added 8-12-80 by curbline of Sound Avenue ' north- L.L. No. 4-1980] erly for a distance of 75 feet Main Street West Between a point 50. feet north (Village Lane) of the northerly curbline of Orchard Street and a point 675 feet southerly thereof Main Street East Between New York Route 25 (Village Lane) and Orchard Street Marratooka Land West Between Peconic Bay and Park Avenue Mechanic Street East Between Main Street (New York Route 25) and Mechanic Street East New Suffolk Avenue Both At Mattituck, from the south - [Added 9-21-76 by erly curbline of New York L.L. No. 4-19761 Route 25 easterly for a dis- tance of 500 feet New Suffolk Avenue Both At Halls Creek Bridge, Downs [Added 9-21-76 by Creek Bridge and West Creek L.L. No. 4-19761 Bridge for a distance of 250 feet easterly and westerly from the center lines of said bridges 9227 8-25-80 § 92-41 SOUTHOLD CODE § 92-42 Name of Street Side Location North Bay View Road Both In Southold, for a distance of Peconic Bay Boulevard Both [Added 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-19761 Peconic Bay Boulevard North [Added 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-1976] Pike Street South [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-1980] 450 feet easterly and - westerly from the center line of Goose Creek Bridge At Mattituck, for a distance of 250 feet easterly and west- erly from the center line of Brushs Creek Bridge At Mattituck, from New York Telephone pole No. 22 easterly 650 feet to New York Tele- phone pole No. 16 In Mattituck, from the easterly curbline of Westphalia Road easterly for a distance of 12 feet Reeve Avenue [Added 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-1976; repealed 8-12- 80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Seventh Street East Between Main Street (New York Route 25) and Corwin Street § 92-42. Parking prohibited during certain hours. [Added 7-31- 731 The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited between the hours indicated in any of the following locations: Between the Name of Street Side Hours of Location Bailie Beach Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from [Added 9-21-76 by 7:00 a.m. Long Island Sound L.L. No. 4-1976] southerly for a dis- tance of 500 feet Bay Avenue [Repealed 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 9228 8-25-80 0 § 92-42 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 92-42 Between the Name of Street Side Hours of Location Bay Avenue Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, be - 7:00 a.m. tween Peconic Bay and Peconic Bay Boulevard • Breakwater Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from [Added 9-21-76 by 7:00 a.m. Mattituck Park L.L. No. 4-19761 District north boundary line southerly for a dis- tance of 250 feet Duck Pond Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Cutchogue, from [Added 9-21-76 by 7:00 a.m. the guardrail at the L.L. No. 4-1976] northerly terminus southerly for a dis- tance of 400 feet Haywaters Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Cutchogue, from 7:00 a.m. Peconic Bay east- erly for a distance of 230 feet Indian Neck Lane Both 10:00 p.m. and In Peconic, from [Added 8-12-80 by 7:00 a.m. the guardrail at the L.L. No. 4-19801 southerly end northwesterly for a distance of 200 feet Inlet Drive Both 10:00 p.m. and In Mattituck, from [Added 9-21-76 by 7:00 a.m. the northerly curb- L.L. No. 4-19761 line of Sound Beach • Drive northerly to Long Island Sound Lighthouse Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Southold, from 7:00 a.m. the guardrail at the northerly terminus southerly for a dis- tance of 200 feet 9229 B-25-80 § 92-42 SOUTHOLD CODE . Between the Name of Street Side Hours of Manhanset Avenue Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Nassau Point Road Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Oaklawn Avenue Both 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., ex- cept on Satur- days, Sundays and holidays Pine Neck Road Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Rambler Road [Added 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-1976] Reeve Avenue [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. East Rocky Point Road Both 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sat- urdays; 7:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Sun- days 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. 9230 § 92-42 Location In Greenport, from Peconic Bay to In- let Lane and the public parking lot adjacent thereto In Cutchogue, from Peconic Bay east- erly for a distance of 170 feet For a distance of 300 feet southerly of the south curb - line of Main Street (New York Route 25) In Southold, from Peconic Bay to North Bay View Road In Southold, from and including its intersection with Watersedge Way northeasterly for a distance of 150 feet In Mattituck, from the southerly curb - line of New York Route 25 southerly for a distance of 500 feet In East Marion, from the guardrail at the northerly terminus to Aqua - view Road 8.25-80 • • • • § 92-42 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 92-42 Skunk Lane Between the Name of Street Side Hours of Sigsbee Road Both 10:00 p.m. and [Added 9-21-76 by 7:00 a.m. L.L: No. 4-1976] Both 10:00 p.m. and Skunk Lane Both 10:00 p.m. and Extension [Added 7:00 a.m. 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 Sound Avenue Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. , Sound Beach Drive Both 10:00 p.m. and [Added 9-21-76 by 7:00 a.m. L.L. No. 4-1976] Sound Drive Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Town Harbor Lane Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Watersedge Way [Added 9-21-76 by L.L. No. 4-19761 Whistler Avenue Both 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. North 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 a.m. 9230.1 Location In Mattituck, from the southerly curb - line of Peconic Bay Boulevard southerly to Peconic Bay In Cutchogue, from Peconic Bay west- erly for a distance of 150 feet In Greenport, from the guardrail at the northerly ter- minus to Sound Drive In Mattituck, from Long Island Sound southerly for a dis- tance of 100 feet In Greenport, from the northerly ter- minus southerly for a distance of 150 feet In Southold, from Peconic Bay to Ter- ry Lane In Southold, from and including its intersection with Rambler Road northwesterly for a distance of 150 feet In Fishers Island, from the easterly terminus westerly for a distance of 500 feet 8-2a-80 § 9242 SOUTHOLD CODE § 92-43 Between the Name of Street Side Hours of Location Youngs Road Both 10:00 p.m. and In Orient, from [Amended 9-21-76 7:00 a.m. the guardrail at by L.L. No. 4-19761 the northerly ter- minus southerly for a distance of 500 feet § 92-43. Parking for limited time only. [Added 7-31-73] 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: Name of Between the Time Street Side Hours of Limit Location Duck Pond Both 7:00 a.m. and 2 hrs. In Cutchogue, from Road 10:00 P.M. the guardrail at the [Added 8- northerly terminus 12-80 by southerly for a dis- L.L. No. tance of 400 feet 4-1980] Love Both 8:00 a.m. and 2 hrs. Between New York Lane 6:00 p.m. Route 25 and Pike Street Love Lane East 8:00 a.m. and 5 min. In Mattituck, for a [Added 8- 6:00 p.m., ex- distance of 48 feet 12-80 by cept Sundays northerly commenc- L.L. No. ing from a point 136 4-19801 feet north of the northerly curbline of New York Route 25 Oaklawn Both 8:00 a.m. and 1 hr. Between a point 300 Avenue 4:00 p.m., ex- feet southerly of the cept on Sat- south curbline of turdays, Sun- Main Street (New days and York Route 25) and a holidays point 700 feet south - 9230.2 8-25-80 is § 92-43 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC § 92-44 Name of Between the Time .Street Side Hours of Limit Location • Pike Both Street [Added 9- 21-76 by L.L. No. . 4-1976] Skunk Lane Both Extension. [Added 8- 12-80 by L.L. No. 4-1980] 8:00 a.m. and 2 hrs. 6:00 p.m. erly of the south curbline of Main Street (New York Route 25) Between Westphalia Road and a point 200 feet easterly of the east curbline of Love Lane 7:00 a.m. and 2 hrs. In Cutchogue, from 10:00 p.m. Peconic Bay west- erly for a distance of 150 feet § 9244. Stopping prohibited at all times. [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-19801 The stopping of vehicles is hereby prohibited at all times in any of the following locations: Name of Street Side Location Love Lane East In Mattituck, from the north curbline of Pike Street north- erly for a distance of 20 feet Love Lane Both In Mattituck, from the south • curbline of Pike Street southerly for a distance of 16 feet Pike Street Both In Mattituck, from the east curbline of Love Lane easterly fora distance of 16 feet 9230.3 8'- 25 - 80 § 92-44 SOUTHOLD " CODE § 92-50 Name of Street Side Location Pike Street South In Mattituck, from the west curbline of Love Lane westerly for a distance of 18 feet § 9245. Fire lanes. [Added 8-12-80 by L.L. No. 4-1980] • The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited at all times in the following fire lane locations: A. At the shopping center located on the north side of New York Route 25, approximately one thousand four hundred (1,400) feet west of Cox Lane in the Hamlet of Cutchogue, commonly known as the "Key Food Shopping Center," such fire lane to be thirty (30) feet in width from the southerly sidewalk curbline on the south side (front) of the building and extending for the entire length of the store building. ARTICLE V Emergency Removal of Vehicles § 92-50. Authority to remove vehicles. When any vehicle is parked or abandoned on any highway during a snowstorm, flood, fire or other public emergency which affects that portion of the public highway upon which said vehicle is parked or abandoned, or when any vehicle is found unattended on any highway where said vehicle constitutes an obstruction to traffic, or when any vehicle is parked or abandoned on any high- way where stopping, standing or parking is prohibited, said vehicle may be removed or caused to be removed by a police of- • ficer. (Cont'd on page 9231) 9230.4 8-25-80 § A106-21 SUBDIVISION OF LAND § A106-22 safety and welfare, , the Board may require that a minor subdivision comply with all or some of the requirements specified for major subdivisions. If a proposed subdivision is classified and approved as a minor subdivision, the subdivider shall then comply with the procedure outlined in Article II, § A106-22, of these regulations. If it is classified as a major subdivision, the subdivider shall comply with the procedures outlined in Article II, §§ A106-23, A106-24 and A106-25. C. Study of sketch plan. The Planning Board shall determine whether a subdivision sketch plan meets the purposes of these regulations. Any changes to be made on the proposed subdivision map required by- the Planning Board shall be submitted, in writing, to the applicant or his duly authorized representative. All such changes shall be in- corporated in the applicant's next submission to the Planning Board. § A106-22. Approval of minor subdivision. A. Application and fee. (1) Within six (6) months after the approval of the sketch plan by the Planning Board, the subdivider shall submit an application for approval of a final plat. If such application is not received within six (6) months, the Planning Board approval of the sketch plan shall expire. The plat shall follow the layout of the sketch plan, as approved by the Board, plus any recom- mendations made by the Planning Board: Said ap- plication shall also conform to the requirements listed • in Article IV, § A106-41. (2) All applications for plat approval for minor sub- divisions shall be accompanied by a fee of fifty dollars ($50.) or twenty-five dollars ($25.) per lot, whichever is greater. [Amended 4.22-801 B. Number of copies. Six (6) copies of the final plat shall be presented to the Planning Board at least two (2) weeks prior to a regularly scheduled Planning Board meeting. A10609 8-25-80 § A106-22 SOUTHOLD CODE § A106-23 C. Subdivider to attend Planning Board meeting. The sub- divider or his duly authorized representative shall attend the meeting of the Planning Board to discuss the final plat. D. When officially submitted. The final plat shall be con- sidered officially submitted only when all the surveys, plans, required certifications and signatures and other data required in Article IV, § A106-41, are submitted complete is and in good form, together with the application and fee, at regular meeting of the Planning Board. E. Public hearing. Before the Planning Board shall act on the final plat, it shall hold a public hearing in accordance with § 276 of the Town Law. F. Action on subdivision plat. The Planning Board shall, within forty-five (45) days from the public hearing date, approve, approve with modification or disapprove the final plat. § A106-23. Preliminary plat for major subdivision. [Amended' 5- 8-73] A. Application and fee. (1) Prior to the filing of an application for the approval of a major subdivision plat, the subdivider shall file with the Town Clerk an application in duplicate for the approval of a preliminary plat of the proposed sub- division, in the form prescribed in Article IV, § A106- 42. The preliminary plat shall comply with the re- quirements set forth in these regulations, including Article IV, § A106-42, and §§ 276 and 277 of the Town Law. (2) The application filed with the Town Clerk shall be accompanied by a fee of fifty dollars ($50.) plus five dollars ($5.) per acre, or part thereof, in the proposed subdivision and an inspection fee equal to four percent (4%) of the amount of the approved performance bond. A10610 . 8-25-80 § A106-25 SUBDIVISION OF LAND § A106-25 F. Safeguards during construction. In order to prevent flooding, erosion or any other dangerous or hazardous condition from occurring during the progress and com- pletion of required improvements, the Planning Board may require the developer or his contractor to take such action, including the construction and/or installation of temporary • facilities, as the construction inspector may recommend. [Added 4-22-801 (Cont'd on page A10617) U A10616.1 8.25.80 § A106-32 SUBDIVISION OF LAND § A106-32 foot -wide easement to provide for continuation of pedestrian traffic and utilities to the next street. Sub- divisions containing twenty (20) lots or more shall have at least two (2) street connections with existing public streets or streets shown on the Official Map, if such exists, or streets on a recorded final plat. . • G. Block size. (1) Blocks shall not be exclusively long. Blocks, generally, shall not be less than four hundred (400) feet in length nor more than one thousand two hundred (1,200) feet in length. In general, the width of a block shall not be less than twice the normal lot depth. (2) In blocks exceeding eight hundred (800) feet in length, the Planning Board may require the reservation of a ten-foot=wide easement through the block to provide for the crossing of underground utilities and pedestrian traffic, where needed or desirable, and may further specify, at its discretion, that a four -foot -wide paved footpath be included. The Planning Board shall require the proper maintenance of any such easement. (3) Irregularly shaped blocks, including superblocks, indented by culs-de-sac and containing interior spaces, will be acceptable when properly designed and coordinated with the overall plat and when adequate provision for the maintenance and ownership of public areas is provided for. H. Intersections with major streets. Minor or secondary street openings into a major street shall, in general, be at least five hundred (500) feet apart. • I. Street jogs. Street jogs with center -line offsets of less than one hundred twenty-five (125) feet shall generally not be permitted. J. Angle of intersection. In general, all streets shall join each other so that for a distance of at least one hundred (100) feet a street is approximately at right angles to the street it joins. A10621 8-25-80 § A106-32 SOUTHOLD CODE § A106-33 K. Relation to topography. The street plan of a proposed subdivision shall bear a logical relationship to the topography. of the property, and. all streets shall be arranged so as to obtain as many of the building sites as possible at or below the grade of the streets. Grades of streets shall conform as closely as possible to the original topography. [Amended 5-8-73] L. Other required streets. Where a subdivision borders on or contains a railroad right-of-way or a major street right-of- way, the Planning Board may require a street ap- proximately parallel to and on each side of such right-of- way, at a distance suitable for the appropriate use of the intervening land (as for park purposes in residential dis- tricts, or for commercial or industrial purposes in ap- propriate districts). Such distances shall also be deter- mined with due regard for the requirements of approach grades and future grade separations. § A106-33. Street design. A. Widths of rights-of-way. Streets shall have the following widths. When not indicated on the Master Plan or Official Map, the classification of streets shall be determined by the Board. Type of Street Minimum Right -of -Way (in feet) Major 100* Secondary or collector 80* Minor 50 * NOTE: Except when the Master Plan specifies a greater or lesser width. B. Improvements. Streets shall be graded and improved with pavements, .curbs and gutters, sidewalks, drainage facilities, water mains, sewers, streetlights and street signs, street trees and fire hydrants and/or firewells. Firewells shall have an eight -inch casing and a twenty -foot A10622 8-25-90 § A106-33 SUBDIVISION OF LAND § A106-33 stainless steel screen and shall have a pumping capacity of .three hundred fifty (350) gallons per minute. There shall be a depth of water of at least forty (40) feet. The number and location of fire hydrants and/or firewells shall be de- termined by the Planning Board. In making such deter- mination, the Planning Board may seek the recom- mendation of the Commissioners of the Fire District in which the proposed subdivision is located. Notwith- standing the foregoing, upon request, the Planning Board, upon written approval of the Superintendent of Highways and the Town Board Highway Committee, may waive, subject to appropriate conditions, such improvements as it considers may be omitted without jeopardy to the public health, safety and general welfare. Pedestrian easements shall be improved as required by the Planning Board. Such grading and improvements shall be approved as to design and specifications by the Town Superintendent of High- ways and the Town Board Highway Committee. [Amended 5-8-73; 12-9-75; 4-22-801 C. Utilities in streets. The Planning Board may require that underground utilities be placed in the street right-of-way between the paved roadway and the street line to simplify location and repair of lines when they require attention. The subdivider shall install underground service con- nections to the property line of each lot within the sub- division for such required utilities before the street is paved. Such underground utilities shall be located within the sidewalk area. [Amended 5-8-73] D. Utility easements. Where topography is such as to make impractical the inclusion of utilities within the street rights-of-way, perpetual unobstructed easements at least • twenty (20) feet in width shall be otherwise provided with satisfactory access to the street. Wherever possible easements shall be continuous from block to block and shall present as few irregularities as possible. Such easements shall be cleared, graded and seeded where required. [Amended 5-8-73] E. Steep curves; visibility at intersections. Sharp curves shall be avoided. In order to provide visibility for traffic safety, A10623 8-25-80 § A106-33 SOUTHOLD CODE § M, 06-33 -"-that portion of any corner lot, whether at an interse6fibn entirely within the subdivision or of a new street with an existing street, which is shown -shaded on Sketch A shall be cleared of all growth (except isolated trees) and ob- structions above the level three (3) feet higher than the center line of the street. If directed by the Planning Board, the subdivider shall regrade this area. 0 N 20' SKETCH A [Amended 5-8-731 F. Dead-end streets. Where dead-end streets are designed to be so permanently, they should, in general, not exceed eight hundred ( 800) feet in length and shall terminate in a circular turnaround having a minimum right-of-way radius of fifty (50) feet and pavement radius of forty-four (44) feet, curb to curb. At the end of temporary dead-end streets, a temporary turnaround with a pavement radius of forty- four (44) feet, curb to curb, shall be provided, unless the Planning Board approves an alternate arrangement... [Amended 5-8-731 A10624 8-25-80