On any construction site with an open excavation or uncapped foundation
greater than two feet, or where the structure situate thereon is unoccupied
and contains any unsecured or open portal, a continuous perimeter,
temporary chain-link fence no less than five feet nor greater than
six feet in height shall be installed and maintained, which fence
shall have an access gate that is to be locked when the premises is
unoccupied or the site is vacant. The aforesaid fence shall be maintained
in sound condition until construction, alteration, renovation, or
demolition is completed or the unoccupied structure is completely
enclosed and secure and any excavated areas are restored to grade.
All building materials, dumpsters, storage containers, waste containers,
portable toilets, and construction equipment or vehicles shall be
contained within the secure area.
All construction sites shall be maintained in a safe and sanitary
manner, including, but not limited to, maintenance of grass height
and shrub growth. Solid waste, litter and construction debris shall
be contained within the fenced area and shall not be in view of the
public, and shall be removed on a daily basis.
All portable toilets shall be located in rear yards whenever possible
and, if located in a front or side yard due to construction constraints,
shall be removed to the rear yard as soon as possible. No portable
toilet shall be located within 15 feet of any street or roadway nor
10 feet of the side or rear property lines. Portable toilets must
be located inside the enclosed perimeter fence on the property.
A permit shall be required for any storage container intended for
the purpose of temporarily storing or keeping household goods or property
outside of the primary structure. The container shall not exceed 120
square feet in size nor be greater than eight feet in height. No such
container shall be located upon the property unless a valid permit
shall have previously been issued. No container shall be located less
than 15 feet from the roadway nor less than 10 feet from a side or
rear property line. Storage container permits shall expire six months
after issuance; one renewal application may be made prior to the expiration
of the permit, for an additional six-month period. The Board of Trustees
shall establish the permit fee for any such storage container permit,
and for the renewal of same, by resolution of the Board.
Any person committing an offense against any provision of this article shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable as provided in Chapter 1, General Provisions, Article I, Penalties and Assessments, of the Code of the Incorporated Village of Plandome Manor.