[Adopted 7-25-1932 by Ord. No. 23 (Ch. 88, Art. II, of the
1975 Code)]
No person or persons, firm or corporation shall place, consent
to or cause to be placed, keep or suffer to be kept any stone, timber,
lumber or other materials for building or any box, barrel, cask or
any article or articles, substance or substances whatsoever upon any
of the streets, highways or public places within the Village of Farmingdale
so as to obstruct or impede in any manner the free and clear access
thereto or passage thereover in a free and unhampered manner at all
times, unless such person or persons, firm or corporation shall first
obtain from the Board of Trustees a permit therefor signed by the
Village Clerk-Treasurer, limiting the area and location of such obstruction.
A.
No dwelling house, barn, garage or outbuilding or any other structure
shall be moved upon the streets of the Village of Farmingdale without
first procuring a written permit therefor from the Board of Trustees.
B.
All permits shall be granted upon the written petition endorsed by
the owner only and stating in detail the intended route through the
Village streets and the size and kind of the structure to be removed,
and the site or place to which it is to be moved and the use to which
it is to be put upon removal.
C.
No permit shall be granted unless there is deposited with the Village
Clerk-Treasurer at the time of submitting the petition aforesaid a
sum as shall be set from time to time by resolution of the Board of
Trustees, with a schedule of such fees to be maintained by the Village
Clerk-Treasurer, by the petitioner to guarantee the proper repairs
of any street or sidewalk or curb or trees or other municipal property
damaged or injured by any such removal.[1]
D.
There shall also accompany the petition aforesaid a statement in
writing, endorsed by the contractor, stating that said removal is
possible without causing permanent damage to shade trees, shrubbery
or to any municipal property along the route described.
Any person or persons, firm or corporation violating any of
the provisions or conditions contained in any of the subdivisions
of this article shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding $250 or
15 days' imprisonment, or both, for any offense, and such a violation
shall be disorderly conduct and the person violating the same shall
be a disorderly person.
All permits granted under this article are granted upon the
express condition that the same may be revoked by the Board of Trustees.
This article shall take effect August 20, 1932, or immediately
as to any person or firm served with a copy of this article.
