[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Great Neck 1-17-2006. Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Fees, deposits and insurance — See Ch. 275.
A.
General Code, LLC, 781 Elmgrove Road, Rochester, NY
14624 (toll free: 1-855-436-2633), designated as the exclusive sales
agent of the Village for the sale of Code books and supplements, shall
charge $150 for a Code book and $75 per year for supplements.
B.
The Village zoning pamphlet, with supplements for
one year, shall cost $40.
C.
The Village Zoning Map shall cost $5.
The fee for an annual license for an amusement
device shall be $125.
For a permit to post a handbill or poster, the
fee shall be $50, plus a deposit of $500 to assure removal of all
posters on public property.
[Amended 8-18-2009]
[Amended 12-4-2007]
A.
Specific fees (all residential and nonresidential).
(1)
Decks, driveways, patios, walkways, and other paved
areas.
[Amended 8-19-2008; 4-21-2015]
(b)
For any new driveway, patio, walkway, or other
paved area of 200 square feet or more.
(c)
For the replacement of an existing impervious driveway, the fee shall
be $200.
(d)
For sealing or resurfacing over and without removing an existing
impervious driveway, no permit shall be required.
(f)
Additional plan review required by an applicant's
changes, additions, or revisions to previously approved plans that
substantially change the scope of work as determined by the Building
Department: There shall be an additional fee of the lesser of the
original permit fee or $500.
(2)
Small renovations and small additions, including but
not limited to commercial nonstructural improvements, whether for
a tenant or the owner's own use.
(e)
Additional plan review required by an applicant's
changes, additions, or revisions to previously approved plans that
substantially change the scope of work as determined by the Building
Department: There shall be an additional fee of the lesser of the
original permit fee or $1,000.
[Added 8-19-2008]
(3)
For the installation of an outdoor compressor used in connection with an air-conditioning system pursuant to § 575-170.2 or an electric generator pursuant to § 575-170.3, the fee shall be $150.
[Added 11-1-2011[1]]
[1]
Editor's Note: This resolution also redesignated former Subsection
A(3) through (7) as Subsection A(4) through (8), respectively.
(4)
For all other construction (new, additions, and renovations).
(a)
Application fee: $300.
(b)
Additional fee: $3 per square foot of new, altered,
or otherwise renovated floor area.
(c)
Reinspection fee for Subsection A(4) of $300 for every required additional inspection resulting from incomplete construction.
(d)
Additional plan review required by an applicant's
changes, additions, or revisions to previously approved plans that
substantially change the scope of work as determined by the Building
Department: There shall be an additional fee of the lesser of the
original permit fee or $1,500.
[Added 8-19-2008]
(5)
"Floor area," as used in this section, shall include:
[Amended 2-21-2012]
(b)
When any area of a roof is proposed to be used for anything other
than a thermal-moisture barrier and/or common rooftop mechanical equipment,
water towers, stairs, and/or elevator penthouses, which, in the opinion
of the Building Inspector, are commonly incidental to the main structure,
that area of the roof being used for such other use or uses.
(6)
The reinspection fee shall be applicable in cases
where the Building Inspector has been requested to perform an inspection,
and upon inspection, finds that the construction is sufficiently incomplete
to require another inspection.
(7)
Upon the filing of an application for a building permit,
the applicant shall pay to the Building Department the application
fee plus 50% of all additional fees, if any. The balance of the fee
shall be paid upon issuance of the permit.
(8)
The following additional fees shall be required.
(a)
For a permit for the installation of one or
more elevators in or in connection with a building or structure, the
fee shall be $300, plus $150 for each elevator in excess of one included
in the permit; provided, however, that if such elevator or elevators
are part of a new building or alteration for which a permit has been
issued, no separate fee shall be charged.
(b)
For a permit for the demolition of a single
or a two-family dwelling, or part thereof, the fee shall be $300.
(c)
For a permit for the demolition of a garage
or shed, or part thereof, that is an accessory to a single- or a two-family
dwelling, the fee shall be $100.
(d)
For a permit for the demolition of all other
structures, or part thereof, the fee shall be $500.
(e)
Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection
A(7)(b), (c), and (d), if the demolition is a necessary part of an
alteration for which a permit has been issued, no fee shall be required
for such demolition.
(f)
If authorized by the Board of Trustees, the
fee for a permit for a vault or area within street lines or on other
Village property shall be determined at the time of the authorization
by the Board of Trustees.
(g)
For issuing a duplicate or certified copy of
a building permit, a violation letter, or any other document, the
charge, if not otherwise provided, shall be $10 per document, plus
$2 for each sheet within each document in excess of one sheet.
(h)
For a permit to install any new plumbing or
drainage work in a building or structure, the fee shall be $100, plus
$20 for each fixture. To extend or alter any existing plumbing or
drainage work, the fee shall be $100, plus $20 for each additional
fixture.
(i)
For a permit to install a new vertical or horizontal
soil, waste or vent pipe or to extend a vent stack, the fee shall
be $100.
(j)
To connect additional fixtures to an existing
soil or waste pipe or to replace existing fixtures with others, the
fee shall be $100, plus $20 additional for each fixture.
(k)
For a permit to install a sprinkler or standpipe
system in an existing building, the fee shall be $250, plus $20 for
each $1,000 or fraction thereof of estimated cost as determined by
the Nassau County Fire Marshal on approved plans.
(l)
For a permit to install a fence, the fee shall
be $150.
[Amended 11-17-2020 by L.L. No. 3-2020]
(m)
For a certificate of completion or certificate
of occupation search, the fee shall be $100 for a one-family or two-family
residential search, and $200 for a commercial or multifamily residential
search.
[Amended 11-17-2020 by L.L. No. 3-2020]
(n)
For issuing a temporary certificate of occupancy,
the fee shall be $400.
[Amended 3-6-2012]
(o)
For a permit for an accessory home office use,
the fee shall be $100.
(p)
For a permit for an oil tank abandonment/removal, the fee shall
be $150 for a one- or two-family residence, and shall be $250 for
all others.
[Added 11-17-2020 by L.L. No. 3-2020]
B.
General provisions.
(1)
The fees and charges set forth in this section are
not refundable, even if the applicant abandons or reduces the scope
of the project.
(2)
Any fee that is based upon an estimate of cost shall
be recalculated, at the option of the Village, at the time of the
issuance of a building permit. In the event that the revised estimate
exceeds the original estimate, the applicant shall pay the additional
funds required prior to the issuance of the building permit, certificate
of completion, or certificate of occupancy. In determining the actual
cost of construction, the Building Inspector may base such determination
upon his or her own experience, judgment, and available data, and
shall not be bound to the cost of construction stated by the applicant.
(3)
Upon the extension of any building permit by the Board
of Trustees, there shall be a fee of 50% of the original fee, except
in those cases when a temporary certificate of occupancy or temporary
certificate of completion has been issued, in which case the fee for
the extension shall be 10% of the original fee or $100, whichever
is greater.
[Amended 8-18-2009; 7-6-2010]
(4)
All of the fees set forth in § A583-6A shall be doubled in the event that the construction, installation, demolition or other activity, or item or work [hereinafter, within this Subsection B(4), all together referred to as "work"], requiring a permit has been commenced, but not substantially completed, prior to the filing of a completed application for a permit. Upon application to the Board of Trustees, such doubling of the fee may be reduced by the Board of Trustees upon a showing that such work was so minor that the doubling of the fees would be so substantially out of proportion to the additional work to the department that it would amount to an unwarranted penalty, or that the performance of such Work prior to the issuance of the requisite permit was reasonably necessary to save life or property, or for any other reason.
(5)
All of the fees set forth in § A583-6A shall be tripled in the event that the construction, installation, demolition, or other activity, or item or work [hereinafter, within this Subsection B(5), all together referred to as "work"], requiring a permit has been substantially completed prior to the filing of a completed application for a permit. Upon application to the Board of Trustees, such tripling of the fee may be reduced by the Board of Trustees upon a showing that such work was so minor that the tripling of the fees would be so substantially out of proportion to the additional work to the department that it would amount to an unwarranted penalty, or that the performance of such work prior to the issuance of the requisite permit was reasonably necessary to save life or property, or for any other reason.
(6)
Subsections B(4) and (5) of this section shall not be applicable to any applicant who has applied for a permit and paid the appropriate fee prior to January 1, 2019, and who has not been issued a notice of violation by the Building Department prior to making such application.
[Added 11-7-2017 by L.L.
No. 7-2017[2]]
[2]
Editor's Note: This local law also provided for the renumbering
of former Subsection B(6) as Subsection B(7).
(7)
Whenever an applicant proposes construction that is
not based upon a prescriptive design set forth in either the New York
State Building Code, the manufacturer of the material proposed to
be used, or another source acceptable to the Building Inspector, at
the option of the Building Inspector, such design shall be referred
to the Consulting Engineers for the Village for their review and comments,
and the applicant shall reimburse the Village for the cost of such
review. A deposit in the amount of $1,000 shall be paid in advance
by the applicant toward such reimbursement, and additional deposits,
depending upon the scope of such engineering review, shall be paid
as directed by the Building Inspector.
[Added 2-21-2008]
For the filing of domestic partnerships registration,
the fee shall be $40.
For a tag sale, the fee shall be $35.
For a permit to strip or remove sod or topsoil,
the fee shall be $50 for an area not exceeding 2,500 square feet and
$25 for each additional 2,000 square feet.
[Added 5-7-2013]
Each written statement filed with the Department of Housing of the Village pursuant to § 321-50 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee calculated as follows:
For a license to peddle or solicit, the fee
shall be $100.
[Amended 12-15-2009]
A.
The fee for redemption of abandoned property, except
abandoned motor vehicles, shall be $50 plus all associated costs.
B.
The fee for copying records shall be $0.25 per page
for photocopies not exceeding nine inches by 14 inches.
C.
The fee for copies of records not covered by Subsection B of this section shall be the actual reproduction costs, excluding fixed costs of the Village for employee salaries, plus 20% of such costs if reproduction is contracted to a third party to cover the costs of preparing the purchase order and processing the payment to the third party.
A.
For each building sewer permit and inspection, the
fee shall be $300 for a single-family dwelling or a two-family dwelling
and $500 for all other buildings.
B.
For each building sewer disconnection, the fee shall
be $300 for a single-family dwelling or a two-family dwelling and
$500 for all other buildings.
[Amended 5-1-2012]
A.
For a
dumpster permit, the fee shall be $100, plus $20 per day for each
day or fraction thereof that the dumpster shall remain upon public
property beyond three days. In addition to the fee prescribed, there
shall be a deposit set by the Superintendent of Public Works, required
to cover the cost of repair of any municipal street or sidewalk or
other property damage caused by the dumpster or its delivery or removal.
B.
The following
shall apply to nonmunicipal collectors of solid waste: For each nonmunicipal
collector of solid waste license, the annual license fee shall be:
[Amended 7-16-2013]
A.
For placing building materials or other substances upon the public
streets or any other public places, the deposit shall be as set forth
by the Superintendent of Public Works.
B.
For a permit to disturb or alter a municipal street:
(1)
The fee shall be $200, plus $20 per day that the work continues beyond
30 days from the date of issuance of the permit.
(2)
Insurance shall be provided in the following amounts, in accordance
with the insurance provisions set forth below, together with a hold
harmless and indemnification agreement:
(4)
There shall be a deposit for the fee and costs as set forth
by the Superintendent of Public Works. In lieu of making the aforesaid
deposit, a water company, gas company or cable, electric, or telephone
company, or special district may post a surety company bond in the
sum of not less than $50,000.
C.
For a permit to construct, obstruct or reconstruct a curb, curb cut,
gutter, sidewalk, or driveway:
(1)
The fee shall be $200, plus $20 per day that the work continues beyond
120 days from the date of issuance of the permit.
(2)
Insurance shall be provided in the following amounts, in accordance
with the insurance provisions set forth below, together with a hold
harmless and indemnification agreement:
(4)
There shall be a deposit for the fee and costs as set forth
by the Superintendent of Public Works. In lieu of making the aforesaid
deposit, a water company, gas company or cable, electric, or telephone
company, or special district may post a surety company bond in the
sum of not less than $50,000.
D.
For erecting, maintaining, or otherwise placing a newsrack in a public
street:
(1)
For the application, which shall include the first year, the fee
shall be $100.
(2)
For each annual renewal, the fee shall be $50.
(3)
Insurance shall be provided in the following amounts, in accordance
with the insurance provisions set forth below, together with a hold
harmless and indemnification agreement:
E.
In the event a newsrack is impounded, the impound fee shall be $150.
For an application to demonstrate that a site
can provide surface water retention, the fee shall be $200 plus costs
of site inspection.
For each application for a telecommunications
license or franchise, the fee shall be $300.
A.
For an application to remove, destroy, or substantially
alter the habitat of a tree, the fee shall be $50 for the first tree
for which a permit is sought and $10 for each additional tree, unless
such removal is a necessary part of an alteration or improvement to
such property for which a building permit has been issued.
B.
Where it appears to the Village Building Inspector
that the services of an arborist may be required, the applicant shall
pay the Village Clerk an additional sum of $120 to reimburse the Village
for such services.
C.
In addition to the fee and reimbursement required in Subsections A and B hereof, the applicant shall deposit with the Village Clerk the sum of $1,000 per tree for each tree required by the Village to be planted as a condition of a tree removal permit or of any other permit or approval by any Village Board or Committee. Such deposit shall be waived in any instance where a condition to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the use of a principal building includes the planting of such tree or trees. The issuance of a temporary certificate of occupancy shall not affect the waiver. In the event any such required tree is not planted within the time period set forth in such permit or approval, or as otherwise required by the Building Department, Board, and/or Committee, the Village may use such sum, to the extent of all, to purchase and plant such tree or trees. The remainder of the deposit, after such purchase and planting, if any, less any unpaid fine that may be imposed because of such failure by the applicant to timely plant such tree or trees, shall be returned to the applicant.
[Added 4-21-2009]
A.
Board of Trustees. An application pursuant to Chapter 575 of this Code shall be accompanied by the following fees, costs and deposits:
[Amended 2-21-2008; 5-4-2010; 3-6-2012; 12-4-2012]
(1)
Fees. Upon the filing of any application to the Board of Trustees,
the applicant shall pay the Village Clerk the following sums:
(a)
Mixed-Use Districts. The fee for filing an application pursuant to § 575-117B(2)(d) of this Code shall be $250.
(c)
Public utilities and domestic services. An application for a permit pursuant to § 575-151 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $250.
(d)
Noncommercial swimming pools. An application for a permit pursuant to § 575-152 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $300.
(e)
Accessory swimming pools. An application for a permit pursuant to § 575-153 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $300.
(f)
Special exception permits for amateur radio station antennas. An application for a special exception permit pursuant to § 575-159G(3) of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $150.
(g)
Nonconforming uses and noncomplying buildings. An application for a building permit pursuant to § 575-171 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $250.
(h)
Temporary structures. An application for a permit pursuant to § 575-208 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $200. The initial and each subsequent application, if any, for an extension of such permit shall be accompanied by a fee of $100.
(i)
Special exception permits for telecommunications towers. A fee of $250 shall accompany an application for a special exception permit pursuant to § 575-242 of this Code.
(j)
Rezoning. An application for rezoning shall be accompanied by
a fee of $500.
(2)
Costs.
(a)
On all applications to the Board of Trustees, the applicant
shall be liable for and shall pay the following costs that may be
incurred by the Village in processing the application:
[1]
Advertising.
[2]
Stenographic minutes of meetings and hearings.
[3]
Engineering costs for the Village Engineer.
[4]
Legal fees for the Village Attorney, which shall be charged
at an hourly rate, approved by the Board of Trustees, multiplied by
the number of hours or portions thereof that the office of the Village
Attorney actually spends on the application, but in no event in excess
of the maximum number of hours set forth below:
[5]
Recording fees.
[6]
Planning, sound, traffic, environmental or other specialized
study or consultant's fees.
(b)
All the foregoing fees and costs shall be consistent with fees
for services then prevailing in the community.
(3)
Deposits.
(a)
In addition to the fee required in Subsection A(1) hereof, the applicant shall deposit with the Village Clerk a sum of money to be used by the Village to defray the costs listed in Subsection A(2) hereof which are actually and necessarily incurred by the Village in processing and reviewing the application. The sum deposited shall be as follows:
[1]
For a rezoning, where no supplemental environmental assessment
form or environmental impact statement is required: the sum of $2,000.
[2]
For an application pursuant to § 575-129F of this
Code, where no supplemental environmental assessment form or environmental
impact statement is required: $100.
[3]
For any application where a supplemental environmental assessment
form or environmental impact statement is required or it appears to
the Village Clerk that such a statement may be required: the sum of
$10,000.
[4]
In all other cases: $1,000.
(b)
In the event that the amount of the deposit is insufficient to cover the costs listed in Subsection A(2) hereof, the applicant shall, at such time as is fixed by the Village Clerk, deposit with the Village an amount deemed sufficient to defray all such costs. If the amount deposited exceeds the actual costs listed in Subsection A(2), the unused portion of such deposit shall be returned to the applicant within 60 days after the decision on the application is filed.
B.
Board of Appeals.
[Amended 12-4-2012]
(1)
An application for a variance for a fence shall be accompanied by
a fee of $75.
(2)
An application pursuant to § 575-192 of this Code shall be accompanied by the following fees, costs and deposits:
(a)
Fees. Upon the filing of any application to the Board of Appeals,
the applicant shall pay the Village Clerk the sum of $250.
(b)
Costs.
[1]
On all applications to the Board of Appeals, the applicant shall
be liable for and shall pay the following costs that may be incurred
by the Village in processing the application:
[a]
Advertising.
[b]
Stenographic minutes of meetings and hearings.
[c]
Engineering costs for the Village Engineer.
[d]
Legal fees for the Village Attorney, which shall
be charged at an hourly rate, approved by the Board of Trustees, multiplied
by the number of hours or portions thereof that the office of the
Village Attorney actually spends on the application, but in no event
in excess of the maximum number of hours set forth below:
[e]
Recording fees.
[f]
Planning, sound, traffic, environmental or other
specialized study or consultant's fees.
[2]
All the foregoing fees and costs shall be consistent with fees
for services then prevailing in the community.
(c)
Deposits.
[1]
In addition to the fee required in Subsection B(2)(a) hereof, the applicant shall deposit with the Village Clerk a sum of money to be used by the Village to defray the costs listed in Subsection B(2)(b) hereof which are actually and necessarily incurred by the Village in processing and reviewing the application. The sum deposited shall be as follows:
[a]
For premises used other than for one single-family
dwelling, where no supplemental environmental assessment form or environmental
impact statement is required: the sum of $4,000.
[b]
For premises used other than for one single-family
dwelling, if a supplemental environmental assessment form or environmental
impact statement is required or it appears to the Village Clerk that
such a statement will be required: the sum of $10,000.
[c]
All other cases: the sum of $1,500.
[2]
In the event that the amount of the deposit is insufficient to cover the costs listed in Subsection B(2)(b) hereof, the applicant shall, at such time as fixed by the Village Clerk, deposit with the Village an amount deemed sufficient to defray all such costs. If the amount deposited exceeds the actual costs listed in Subsection B(2)(b), the unused portion of such deposit shall be returned to the applicant within 60 days after the decision on the application is filed.
C.
Planning Board. An application pursuant to either § 575-203 (subdivision approval) or § 575-224 (site plan approval) of this Code shall be accompanied by the following fees, costs and deposits:
[Amended 12-4-2012]
(1)
Fees.
[Amended 1-22-2013]
(a)
Upon the filing of any application to the Planning Board for site
plan approval, the applicant shall pay the Village Clerk the sum of
$250 for a single-family dwelling and $500 for all other applications.
(b)
Upon the filing of any application to the Planning Board for subdivision
approval, the applicant shall pay the Village Clerk the sum of $500.
Such sum shall be in addition to the fee for site plan approval set
forth above.
(c)
For any application in which a board or committee takes over the
site plan review powers of the Planning Board, the fee for such review
will be the same fee that would have been charged for such review
by the Planning Board.
(d)
In the event that the fee for the site plan review is paid to one
board or committee and another board or committee subsequently provides
that review in lieu of the board or committee to which the fee was
initially paid, the fee paid shall be allocated to the board or committee
that actually provided the review and approval.
(2)
Costs.
[Amended 1-22-2013]
(a)
On all applications to the Planning Board for subdivision or site
plan approval, the applicant shall be liable for and shall pay the
following costs that may be incurred by the Village in processing
the application:
[1]
Advertising.
[2]
Stenographic minutes of meetings and hearings.
[3]
Engineering costs for the Village Engineer.
[4]
Legal fees for the Village Attorney, which shall be charged at an
hourly rate, approved by the Board of Trustees, multiplied by the
number of hours, or portions thereof, that the office of the Village
Attorney actually spends on the application, but in no event in excess
of the maximum number of hours set forth below:
[5]
Recording fees.
[6]
Planning, sound, traffic, environmental or other specialized study
or consultant's fees.
(b)
All the foregoing fees and costs shall be consistent with fees for
services then prevailing in the community.
(3)
Deposits.
(a)
In addition to the fee required in Subsection C(1) hereof, the applicant shall deposit with the Village Clerk a sum of money to be used by the Village to defray the costs listed in Subsection C(2) hereof incurred by the Village in processing and reviewing the application. The sum deposited shall be as follows:
[1]
All applications for preliminary and final subdivisions, if
no supplemental environmental assessment form or environmental impact
statement is required: the sum of $5,000.
[2]
If a supplemental environmental assessment form or environmental
impact statement is required or it appears to the Village Clerk that
such a form or statement may be required: the sum of $10,000.
[3]
Applications for a one- or two-family site plan review: the
sum of $1,500.
[4]
All other cases: the sum of $2,500.
(b)
In the event that the amount of the deposit is insufficient to cover the costs listed in Subsection C(2) hereof, the applicant shall, at such time as is fixed by the Village Clerk, deposit with the Village an amount deemed sufficient to defray all such costs. If the amount deposited exceeds the actual costs listed in Subsection C(2), the unused portion of such deposit shall be returned to the applicant within 60 days after the decision on the application is filed.
D.
Architectural review.
[Amended 3-6-2012]
(1)
An application to the Architectural Review Committee pursuant to § 575-177 of this Code shall be accompanied by a fee of $250.
(2)
For
any application in which a board takes over the review powers of the
Architectural Review Committee, the fee for such review will be $250,
which is the same fee that would have been charged for such review
by the Architectural Review Committee.
A.
A fee of $25 per check shall be added to any account
owing to the Village where a tendered payment of such account was
by a check or other written order that was returned for insufficient
funds.
B.
Where such tendered payment of an account owing to
the Village has been returned for insufficient funds, all future payments
on such account shall be tendered in cash or by certified or cashier's
check.
A.
When any application for a permit requires insurance
and/or a hold harmless and indemnification agreement, such proof of
such insurance, satisfactory to the Village Clerk, and such agreement
must be filed before such permit is issued.
B.
On all insurance policies, except for malpractice
insurance and workers' compensation insurance, the Village shall be
added as an additional insured.
C.
Such hold harmless and indemnification agreements
shall save the Village, and its officers, employees, contractors,
agents, and volunteers, harmless from all claims, actions, and proceedings
brought by any person for personal injury, including death, property
damage, or injury to property resulting from or occasioned by or on
behalf of the permittee, its officers, employees, contractors, agents,
and assigns, by virtue of any actions taken or allegedly taken by
or on behalf of the permittee pursuant to said permit.
D.
All surety bonds shall be subject to the approval,
as to form, of the Village Attorney.
E.
All surety bonds and insurance policies shall be issued
by companies authorized to do business in the State of New York with
Best ratings of not less than B+ and a financial rating size of not
less than "V."
F.
Whenever
an applicant is required to provide insurance naming the Village as
an additional insured if such insurance relates to work performed
on private property, the owner of such property shall also be named
as an additional insured.
[Added 5-5-2015]
A.
For all activities for which a permit is required, other than building permits pursuant to Chapter 237, the fee for an application filed after the commencement of the activity for which a permit was required shall be twice the fee set forth in the fee schedule on the date of application.
B.
Late-filing penalties may be waived at the discretion
of the Board of Trustees upon a showing of an emergency requiring
immediate action and for water heaters and heating systems.
[Added 2-21-2008]
For the performances of a marriage ceremony
by a marriage officer of the Village, the fee shall be $40.
[Added 2-21-2008; amended 8-8-2022 by L.L. No. 8-2022; 2-7-2023 by L.L. No. 1-2023]
A.
Employee parking. For a daytime parking permit in a Village parking
field, the fee is $90 per calendar quarter if issued prior to or during
the first month of such quarter, $70 if issued during the second month
of such quarter, and $40 if issued during the third month of such
quarter.
B.
Overnight parking. For an overnight parking permit in a Village parking
field, the fee is $90 per calendar quarter if issued prior to or during
the first month of such quarter, $70 if issued during the second month
of such quarter, and $40 if issued during the third month of such
quarter.
C.
For a temporary overnight permit in a Village parking field, the
fee is $4 per night. Such temporary parking permit is limited to a
maximum of 10 nights for a total of $40.
[Added 8-5-2008]
A fee, deposit, or insurance may be waived in
whole or in part by the Board of Trustees, in its sole discretion,
upon a showing that under the circumstances of the particular application,
the fee, deposit, or insurance is unreasonable, excessive, or caused
in whole or in part because of an error, miscommunication, or misunderstanding
by or between the Village, one of its officers, employees, or agents,
and the applicant or a representative of the applicant.
[Added 12-15-2009]
The expense incurred by the Village for work done by Village
employees using Village equipment to cleanup high grass and weeds
or perform any emergency service to property, including but not limited
to tree trimming or removal and property securement, shall be the
sum of items A, B, C and D, as follows:
A.
The employees'
hourly rate for the time employed (a minimum of two hours) together
with the cost of employee benefits at normal or overtime rates, as
may apply in the circumstances.
C.
Disposal
costs for quantities exceeding two square yards or two tons.
D.
All out-of-pocket
expenses (contractors, equipment rental, materials, etc.), at cost.
[Added 12-19-2017 by L.L.
No. 8-2017]
Applicants to the Board of Trustees for review and/or determinations
that could alternatively be heard by a different Village board or
commission shall continue to be required to provide the same information,
and pay the same fees, costs or deposits, and maintain any insurance
requirements that would otherwise have been required under the Village
Code had the application been made to such other Village board or
commission.
[Added 11-17-2020 by L.L. No. 3-2020]
Notwithstanding the foregoing specific fees set forth in this Appendix and consistent with § 275-1A of this Code, the Board of Trustees may, by resolution, hereafter create new fees and/or abolish and/or alter and/or amend any of the specific fees set forth in any of this Appendix, or in any other provision of this Code.
