[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Lloyd Harbor as indicated in article histories.
Amendments noted where applicable.]
[Adopted 2-28-1983 by Article 9
of L.L. No. 2-1983]
As used in this article, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
A person who maintains a home for said person or for said
person and members of his/her family or for said person and any other
individual who is dependent upon such person.
That tract of land, with appurtenances, designated as Section
012, Block 02, Lot 014 on the Real Property Tax Map of Suffolk County
in District 0403, together with such parcels of land as may, from
time to time, be added thereto pursuant to action of the Board of
Trustees and shall include the waters on which any such parkland shall
front.
A.
The Village Park is hereby established as a playground
and recreation center. The administration of the park shall be by
a Recreation Commission appointed by the Board of Trustees, consisting
of either five or seven members and one alternate member to substitute
for a regular member in the event that such regular member is unable
to participate or is otherwise absent from a meeting. The term for
each regular and alternate member shall be one year. Said Commission
shall possess all the powers and be subject to all the responsibilities
as provided by law.
[1]
Editor's Note: This local law reflects an
amendment to § 243 of the General Municipal Law as it applies
to the Village of Lloyd Harbor.
B.
The Recreation Commission is hereby granted the power
to promulgate such reasonable conditions, rules and regulations, from
time to time, as it may determine for the equipment, operation and
maintenance of the park, including the designation of recreational
areas for specific uses and the regulation of fishing and other activities
within such areas. Any such rule or regulation shall be made public
by posting a copy thereof in a conspicuous place in the park and filing
a copy thereof with the Village Clerk for inspection during regular
business hours.
A.
Permits in the form of a tag or sticker for affixing
to a motor vehicle, permitting the holder thereof and other members
of the holder's household to enter upon the grounds and use the facilities
of the Village Park, shall be issued by the Village Clerk or by any
other person designated by the Board of Trustees after submission
of competent proof that such applicant is entitled thereto as provided
in this article.
B.
Persons entitled to permits to use the park and its
facilities shall be the following only:
(1)
Any person who is the head of a household or who owns
real property of a minimum of two acres within the Village or who
owns real property within the Village which is less than two acres
in area, provided that the same constitutes part of a cohesive building
plot improved with a single-family dwelling.
[Amended 10-20-1986 by L.L. No. 4-1986]
(2)
Any person who is a bona fide resident of the Village.
(3)
Any person who is the head of a household and who
is occupying a private dwelling within the Village under lease of
a term not less than one month.
(4)
Any Village official or full-time or retired full-time
employee of the Village.
[Amended 10-20-1986 by L.L. No. 4-1986]
(5)
Such organized groups on special occasions as may
be authorized, in writing, by the Mayor or the Chairperson of the
Recreation Commission.
C.
Permits shall be issued for a term not exceeding one
year and shall be nontransferable. Permits shall be subject to such
conditions, rules and regulations as may be established by the Recreation
Commission, and acceptance of a permit shall constitute an agreement
by the recipient thereof that he/she, the members of his/her household
and his/her guests will comply with all conditions, rules and regulations.
Permits shall be in the form prescribed by the Recreation Commission.
D.
Absence from a motor vehicle of a permit shall be
presumptive evidence that a permit has not been issued therefor and
that the occupants of such vehicle are not entitled to enter the park.
B.
No person shall remain in or return to the park on
any day after said person shall have been requested on that day by
any supervisory employee or member of the Recreation Commission or
by any member of the Police Department to leave the park.
C.
No person shall enter or remain in the park during
hours in which the park shall be closed to the public use by regulations
of the Recreation Commission.
No buildings or facilities of any kind shall
be erected or installed in the park, except as may be authorized by
the Board of Trustees.
Carrying or displaying a permit on a vehicle
after such permit has become void or has been revoked or suspended
or which was issued for a motor vehicle other than the one on which
carried or displayed shall be a violation of this article.
A.
No motor vehicle shall be operated within the park
without first being registered in accordance with the requirements
respecting public highway motor vehicle operation contained in the
Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York. Any police officer
is hereby empowered to remove any such unauthorized vehicle found
in the park to a garage, automobile pound or other place of safety;
and the owner or other person lawfully in possession of such vehicle
may be charged with the reasonable cost for the removal and storage,
payable before the vehicle is released.
B.
Every person operating a motor vehicle within the park shall, upon demand of any police officer, produce for inspection the certificate of registration for said motor vehicle issued in accordance with the requirements respecting public highway motor vehicle operation contained in the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York. The failure to produce such certificate of registration for such motor vehicle shall be presumptive evidence of operating a motor vehicle which is not registered as required by Subsection A.
Guests may be permitted the use of the park
while accompanied by a holder of a permit or a member of his/her household
upon the payment of such fees and upon such other terms and conditions
as may, from time to time, be prescribed by the Board of Trustees.
A.
A permit shall automatically become void if the holder thereof ceases to be entitled to a permit as prescribed in § 146-3.
B.
A permit may be revoked or suspended by the Recreation
Commission if the holder thereof or any member of his/her household
is found guilty by said Commission, after notice and a reasonable
opportunity to be heard, of doing any act within the park that is
prohibited by any law or ordinance of the Village or by any rule or
regulation adopted by the Recreation Commission pursuant to this article.
Such revocation or suspension shall not affect the right of any person
to receive a permit for the next subsequent permit year.
C.
Any member of the household or any guest of a permit
holder may be excluded from the park by the Recreation Commission
for doing any act within the park that is prohibited by any law or
by any ordinance of the Village or by any rule or regulation adopted
by the Recreation Commission pursuant to this article.
A fee shall be collected for each permit in
the amount prescribed, from time to time, by resolution of the Board
of Trustees. Additional fees for use of specific park facilities may
be prescribed by said Board.
A.
No motor vehicle shall enter the park, except by such
access roads as may, from time to time, be designated by the Board
of Trustees; and such vehicle shall be parked only in the designated
parking areas and only during the hours prescribed by regulation of
the Recreation Commission. Vehicles shall be operated only along the
areas designated as roads or drives and in compliance with road markings
or signs posted by the Recreation Commission.
B.
No motor vehicle shall be operated at a speed in excess
of 15 miles per hour on the roadways of the park.
The Recreation Commission shall, by regulation,
determine the months, days and hours in which the park shall be open
for use.
The Village shall not be responsible for theft
or loss of or for damage to motor vehicles or the contents thereof
or to any private property or for injuries to any person occurring
within the park or in or upon the waters abutting the park.
[Adopted 2-28-1983 as Article 20
of L.L. No. 2-1983]
The purpose of this article is to regulate the
use of certain property known as the "Causeway."
There shall be no loitering, eating, drinking,
sunbathing, swimming, camping, campfires, picnicking or placing of
any shelters, tents, ground covers, chairs, lounges, tables or other
similar equipment on that portion of the Village commonly known as
the "Causeway," located between the entrance to the property now or
formerly owned by the Lloyd Neck Bath Club and extending in a northerly
direction to the entrance to property now or formerly known as the
"Fort Hill Gate Lodge," extending on both sides of the road known
as "West Neck Road."
