Town of Brookhaven, NY
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2023-09-18
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The Code
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Chapter 30 Fire Prevention
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Article IX Dry-Cleaning Plants
- The Code
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Access to Public Records
- Ch 3 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 4 Amusements
- Ch 5 Appearance Tickets
- Ch 6 Traffic Violations Bureau
- Ch 7 Bidding Preferences
- Ch 7A Business Practices
- Ch 7B Green Procurement
- Ch 7C Energy Initiative
- Ch 8 Bay and Harbor Bottoms
- Ch 9 Beaches
- Ch 10 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 10A Feeding of Waterfowl and Pigeons
- Ch 11 Bingo
- Ch 13 Boat Control
- Ch 14 Houseboats
- Ch 15 Joseph Macchia Environmental Preservation Capital Reserve Fund
- Ch 15A Brookhaven Wildlife Experience Capital Reserve Fund
- Ch 15B Brookhaven Active Parkland Capital Reserve Fund
- Ch 16 Building Construction Administration
- Ch 16A Electrical Code
- Ch 17 (Reserved)
- Ch 18 Capital Budget System
- Ch 18A Clerk
- Ch 18B Operating Budget
- Ch 19 Commercial and Business Activities
- Ch 20 Departments and Bureaus
- Ch 21 Sewer Use
- Ch 21A Discrimination
- Ch 22 Docks
- Ch 23 Dog Control and Animal Welfare
- Ch 24 Dumps and Disposal Areas
- Ch 25 Economic Development Zone
- Ch 26 Business Development Districts
- Ch 27 Procedures for Ballot Propositions Proposing Ward Districts and Reapportionment Thereof
- Ch 28 Code of Ethics and Disclosure
- Ch 29A Fire District
- Ch 30 Fire Prevention
- Ch 30 Art IX Dry-Cleaning Plants
- § 30-62 Definitions.
- § 30-63 Permit required.
- § 30-64 Solvents.
- § 30-65 Operation and maintenance.
- Ch 31 (Reserved)
- Ch 32 Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program
- Ch 34 Games of Chance
- Ch 34A Games and Amusement Devices
- Ch 36 Peddlers
- Ch 37 All-Terrain Vehicles
- Ch 38 Highways
- Ch 41 Deposits on Construction of New Homes
- Ch 42 Junk Dealers
- Ch 43 Drop-Off Bins
- Ch 44 Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Businesses
- Ch 45 Sanitation
- Ch 46 Recycling
- Ch 47 Petroleum Substances, Disposition of
- Ch 48 Graffiti and Defacement of Property
- Ch 49 Property Maintenance
- Ch 49A Public Hearings
- Ch 49B Nuisance Abatement
- Ch 50 Noise Control
- Ch 51 Refrigerators; Wells; Cisterns
- Ch 54 Licensing
- Ch 55 Child Protection Act
- Ch 57 Shellfish
- Ch 64 Employee Servicemember Benefits and Compensation Protection Act
- Ch 65 Taxation
- Ch 66 Towing Businesses
- Ch 67 Taxicabs
- Ch 68 Outdoor Furnaces
- Ch 71 Trespassing
- Ch 72 Trees and Debris, Disposition of
- Ch 73 Unsafe Buildings and Excavated Lands
- Ch 74 Brookhaven Port Jefferson Harbor Complex Waterway
- Ch 75 Vegetation on Beach Areas
- Ch 76 Coastal Erosion Hazard Areas
- Ch 77 Nature Preserves
- Ch 78 Water Resources
- Ch 78A Nitrogen Protection Zone
- Ch 79 Water
- Ch 83 Wooden Public Walks
- Ch 84 Notice of Defective or Dangerous Conditions
- Ch 90 Certificate of Registration Requirements for Expeditors
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
- Land Use Legislation
- Ch 29 Fees
- Ch 33 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 35 Grading
- Ch 52 Mining and/or Land Reclamation
- Ch 53 Sand and Gravel Pits; Excavation; Removal of Topsoil
- Ch 57A Signs
- Ch 61 Subdividers; Posting of Information
- Ch 70 Tree Preservation
- Ch 80 Critical Environmental Areas; Seqra Implementation
- Ch 81 Wetlands and Waterways
- Ch 82 Neighborhood Preservation
- Ch 85 Zoning
- Ch 86 Stormwater Management and Erosion Control
- Ch 86A Prohibition of Illicit Discharges and Connections to the Town of Brookhaven Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System
- Ch 87 Vacant Building Registration
- Ch 88 Blighted Property Restoration
- Ch 89 (Reserved)
- Appendix
- Ch SR Subdivision Regulations
As used in this article, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
The process of removing dirt, grease, paints and other stains
from wearing apparel, textiles, fabrics, rugs, etc., by the use of
nonaqueous liquid solvents, flammable or nonflammable, and it shall
include the process of dyeing clothes or other fabrics or textiles
in a solution of dye colors and nonaqueous liquid solvents.
As applied to solvents, classified as to fire hazard in accordance
with nationally recognized good practice.
No person shall engage in the business of dry
cleaning without a permit.
Dry-cleaning systems shall only utilize solvents
rated as nonflammable, or as nonflammable at ordinary temperatures
and only moderately flammable at higher temperatures, rated not over
five, including carbon tetrachloride and perchlorethylene.
Dry-cleaning systems shall be constructed, operated
and maintained in accordance with the appropriate standards of the
NFPA.
