A. 
General grading and excavating permits other than those for topsoil stripping and subsequent removal shall expire by limitation one year from the date of issuance unless extended by the Town Board.
B. 
General grading and excavating permits for topsoil stripping and subsequent removal shall expire by limitation 60 days from the date of issuance unless extended by the Town Board, and, further, no such permit or permits shall be granted for more than four acres of land in any one tract until full compliance with this chapter is had under the existing permit or permits for that tract, except for the provisions of § 62-12E with regard to preparation of the ground and seeding. No permit shall be valid except between April 1 and October 1 of any year.
A. 
The application fee shall be paid to the Building Inspector on filing an application. Such fee shall cover the cost of processing and advertising and, therefor, shall not be refunded.
B. 
The application and permit fees shall be established by the Town Board on its own motion.
A. 
The permit fee shall be paid to the Building Inspector prior to the issuance of the general regrading and excavating permit. It shall cover only such work as is proposed during the life of the permit.
B. 
Renewal.
(1) 
The renewal of an expired permit for topsoil stripping and/or removal without change in the extent of the work may be approved by the Town Board.
(2) 
The renewal of an expired permit for projects other than topsoil stripping and/or removal without change in the general plan of the work may be approved by the Town Board upon payment of a new permit fee. (A new application fee shall not be required.)
(3) 
The renewal of any permit which extends the scope of the work shall be processed as a new application upon payment of a new application fee, and such additional permit fees as are required to cover the additional work shall become payable after approval.