A.
The Code Enforcement Official shall keep permanent official records
of all transactions and activities conducted by him, including all
applications received, plans approved, permits and certificates issued,
fees charged and collected, inspection reports, all rules and regulations
promulgated by the municipality and notices and orders issued. All
such reports shall be public information open to public inspection
during normal business hours.
B.
The Code Enforcement Official shall submit to the Mayor and Village
Board a written report of all business conducted. Said report is to
be submitted on a monthly basis or any periodic basis that the Mayor
or Board of Trustees deems proper.
Any owner or authorized representative of a building or premises
affected by the State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code or
this chapter may appeal the following actions to the appropriate New
York State Regional Board of Review:
A.
The application of the code where practical difficulties or unnecessary
hardship may result.
B.
Any order or determination, or the failure within a reasonable time
to make such order or determination, by an administrative official
charged with the enforcement of, or purporting to enforce, the code.
An appeal to the Regional Board of Review shall be in writing,
on forms prescribed by the Secretary of State, and accompanied by
a fee determined by the state.
