Village of Johnson City, NY
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2023-06-20
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Part II: General Legislation
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Chapter 206 Property and Building Nuisances
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Article III Due Process for Loss of Preexisting Nonconforming Use
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 5 Appearance Tickets
- Ch 7 Assessments
- Ch 8 Constable
- Ch 9 Defense and Indemnification
- Ch 10 Empire Zone
- Ch 11 Elections
- Ch 15 Ethics
- Ch 23 Housing Authority
- Ch 35 Meetings
- Ch 39 Newsletter, Publication of
- Ch 43 Newspapers, Official
- Ch 51 Parks and Recreation, Administration of
- Ch 55 Personnel Policies
- Ch 59 Public Works, Department of
- Ch 63 Purchasing Procedures
- Ch 67 Residency Requirements
- Ch 75 Terms of Office
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 84 Adopt-A-Road-And-Lot Program
- Ch 88 Alarm Systems
- Ch 92 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 96 Animals
- Ch 100 Antennas
- Ch 104 Auctions
- Ch 108 Bicycles, Rollerblades, and Skateboards
- Ch 110 Bingo
- Ch 114 Building Code Administration
- Ch 117 Buildings, Numbering of
- Ch 118 Buildings, Unsafe
- Ch 119 Buildings, Vacant
- Ch 124 Circuses, Carnivals and Amusements
- Ch 125 Composting
- Ch 132 Dances and Dance Halls
- Ch 134 Filling and Grading
- Ch 136 Drainage and Watercourses
- Ch 138 Drug-Free School Zones
- Ch 140 Electrical Standards
- Ch 144 Environmental Quality Review
- Ch 146 Civilian Fingerprinting
- Ch 147 Fire Insurance Claims
- Ch 148 Fire Prevention
- Ch 154 Flammable Gases, Storage of
- Ch 156 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 158 Fumigation
- Ch 162 Games of Chance
- Ch 163 Graffiti
- Ch 164 Historic Protection Districts
- Ch 166 Housing Standards
- Ch 172 Licensed Occupations
- Ch 174 Littering
- Ch 176 Mobile Home Parks
- Ch 180 Notification of Defects
- Ch 184 Outdoor Woodburning Furnaces
- Ch 188 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 192 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 196 Transient Retail Businesses and Vendors
- Ch 200 Plumbing Code
- Ch 204 Pornography
- Ch 206 Property and Building Nuisances
- Ch 206 Art III Due Process for Loss of Preexisting Nonconforming Use
- § 206-13 Termination of status; extension of amortization period.
- Ch 208 Property Maintenance
- Ch 214 Records, Public Access to
- Ch 222 Sewers and Sewage Disposal
- Ch 223 Sex Offenders
- Ch 225 Shopping Carts
- Ch 226 Signs and Billboards
- Ch 230 Smoking
- Ch 236 Solid Waste
- Ch 237 Storm Sewers
- Ch 238 Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control
- Ch 240 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 244 Subdivision of Land
- Ch 250 Taxation
- Ch 254 (Reserved)
- Ch 255 Tax Exemption for Cold War Veterans
- Ch 256 Telecommunications Facilities
- Ch 258 Towing
- Ch 264 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 270 Water
- Ch 272 Wellhead, Aquifer Recharge and Watershed Protection Zones
- Ch 274 (Reserved)
- Part III: Consolidated Legislation
- Ch 300 Zoning
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Added 7-19-2022 by L.L.
No. 12-2022]
A.
A preexisting nonconforming use status shall automatically terminate
upon 30 calendar days from the finding of the public nusiance.
B.
The amortization period may be extended beyond the 30 days by an
application requesting a hearing and an extension of the amortization
period. The petitioner(s) must submit a request for an extension to
the amortization period to the Code Enforcement Department within
30 days of being served with notice that a finding has been made that
a public nuisance exists and that the preexisting nonconforming use
status will terminate.
(1)
As soon as practicable after receiving the request, the Department
shall appoint a hearing officer to hear the petitioner(s)'s proof
and examine the petitioner(s)'s financial evidence regarding
the recoupment of a capital investment. Both the petitioner(s) and
the Village may present evidence and call witnesses.
(2)
The petitioner(s) may request only one extension. The petitioner(s)
bears the burden of proof in the request of the extension.
(3)
As soon practicable after the hearing, the hearing officer shall
issue a written decision and serve it upon both parties. Either party
has the right to appeal the determination to a court of competent
jurisdiction within those timelines prescribed by law.
