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Timestamp: 2019-04-18 14:20:29+00:00

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§ 147-1 Listing of fees from Code sections.
§ 147-3 Authority to amend fees by resolution.
§ 147-4 Retention of outside consultants and independent studies; in-house expenses.
In addition to the above fees, a base fee of $100 shall be added to residential permit fees and $500 to commercial permit fees.
For tying of pleasure craft between 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m.
Equal to the actual cost to the Village in time and support facilities, incurred each by each specific application. No fee shall exceed 2% of the total project as defined at Section 617.17(b) of Title 6 of the New York Rules and Regulations for residential projects, nor 1/2 of 1% of the total project cost as defined at Section 617.17(c) of Title 6 of New York Codes, Rules and Regulations for nonresidential projects.
Installation of natural gas, propane (LPG), butane or other stationary gas appliances: $50 for the first two appliances or tanks.
Reinspection visit of a failed mercury test: $25 for each and every reinspection visit.
Tees installed for future connections: $10 per tee with no charge for the first mercury test at the time of the future connection.
Each additional appliance or tank: $10 each.
Plumbing and drainage. The fee for a permit for plumbing or drainage work: $30 for the first two fixtures installed, replaced or repaired; $10 for each additional fixture installed, replaced or repaired.
Public, hospital, educational, religious buildings. The maximum fee for such permit in connection with new construction or alterations of public buildings or buildings for religious, hospital, educational, patriotic or veterans' purposes on property exempted on the latest town assessment roll from taxation for general town purposes and owned by a corporation or association organized exclusively for such purposes: $50.
If the system shall fail the inspection and/or acceptance test, then a new inspection and/or acceptance test must be performed and the appropriate fee paid prior to the next inspection or test.
The fee for the installation of a residential or multiple-dwelling fire sprinkler system: $0.50 per sprinkler head, with a minimum fee of $25.
Fingerprinting. The fee for the Village to provide fingerprinting services shall be $25 for residents and $50 for nonresidents.
There shall be a fee of $2 per person for occupancy determinations performed by the Village Fire Marshal for restaurants, catering halls, taverns, and places of assembly with a minimum charge of $50, except that there shall be no charge for tax exempt nonprofit, religious and educational facilities.
There shall be a fee of $10 for duplicate copies of real estate tax bills.
There shall be a fee of $5 for copies of other records not exceeding 10 pages. Additional pages shall be at the rate of $0.50 per page.
Commencing March 1, 2013, any person or entity who engages in the towing of vehicles for compensation shall be required to pay an annual fee of $100 for an annual permit for the period commencing March 1 or any portion of the succeeding 12 months. Failure to obtain a permit shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.
The fees for licenses, permits, certificates, inspections, bonds, services provided by the Village, etc., as set forth in this Chapter 147, Fees, may be amended from time to time by resolution of the Board of Trustees.
Legislative intent. It is the intent of the Board of Trustees to protect the health, safety and welfare of those residing in neighboring properties and the community at large from the impacts of land development and to facilitate the expeditious and appropriate processing and consideration of applications by providing the Board of Trustees, the Planning Board, the Zoning Board of Appeals, and the Board of Architecture and Historic Review with a mechanism by which they can seek the assistance of legal counsel or outside professionals and/or commission independent studies at the applicant's expense to assist in evaluating any matter over which the respective boards have jurisdiction. In addition to such services, it is the intention of the Board to charge the cost of special in-house studies and out-of-the-ordinary clerical costs to the applicant if reasonably related to the project/application under review. In order to accomplish these goals, the Board of Trustees is exercising its police power and authority under § 10(1)(ii)(a)(6), (11) and (12) and § 10(1)(ii)(d)(3) of the Municipal Home Rule Law; §§ 4-412, 7-712, 7-712-a, 7-712-b, 7-718, 7-725-a, 7-728, 7-729, 7-730, 7-732 and 7-734 of the Village Law and any other applicable provision now or hereinafter enacted to supersede and/or expand on the provisions of Village Law §§ 7-712, 7-712-a, 7-712-b, 7-718, 7-725-a, 7-728, 7-729, 7-730, 7-732 and 7-734 and any other applicable provision of law now or hereinafter enacted, so as to require payment of such fees as a condition of approval of the matter before the respective board, and the issuance of a building permit or other Village approval, in accordance with an implementing resolution adopted from time to time by the Board of Trustees.
Editor's Note: See § 10(1)(ii)(e)(3) regarding provisions related to a village.
Editor's Note: So in original. Village Law § 7-729 apparently does not exist.
As a condition of processing any matter over which the Board of Trustees, the Planning Board, the Zoning Board of Appeals, and the Board of Architecture and Historic Review have jurisdiction and pursuant only to an implementing resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees from time to time setting forth the extent to which applicants are obligated to pay the specified fees, the applicant to each such board shall be required to pay for the costs of such independent studies and/or outside consultants as may be reasonably related to the matter under review. If reasonably required for the application, the costs of special studies performed in-house and out-of-the-ordinary clerical expense shall also be charged to the applicant. All such costs shall be paid by certified check, money order, or a bank check and are in addition to any other required fee. Within 30 days of the written request for payment, the applicant shall submit to the Village Clerk, for deposit into a non-interest-bearing trust and agency account maintained by the Village, an amount determined by the board conducting the review to be utilized by the Village to pay for such services during the review process. Upon written request, the applicant shall be provided with copies of invoices submitted to the Village for the work of outside consultants as well as a written accounting of in-house expenses for services rendered. In the event the sum initially deposited by the applicant is not sufficient and additional funds are necessary, the applicant shall pay such additional sums within 20 days of the date of the written request for payment. After all reasonable charges have been paid to the vendor(s) by the Village and the Village has been fully reimbursed for its in-house costs, any balance remaining on deposit in the account shall be returned to the applicant. In the event an application is withdrawn at any stage by the applicant, any unused portion shall be returned to the applicant. The charges assessed to the applicant shall not in any case exceed the amount expended by the Village and the cost of the in-house expenses, as the case may be. The respective board shall audit the invoices submitted by the outside consultants and shall reject any excessive or unnecessary charges. The costs assessed to applicants shall include the cost of environmental charges. The costs assessed to applicants shall include the cost of environmental review pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act. In the event an applicant fails to pay the required fees, then the subject application shall be stayed until such payment is made.

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