[Added 1-6-1986 by L.L. No. 1-1986[1]]
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Editor's Note: This local law contained its own sunset provisions, and the Board of Trustees by resolution lifted said moratorium in total, effective 12:01 a.m. on December 16, 1986.
The Board of Trustees finds that, pending the enactment of an amendment to the Master Plan for the Incorporated Village of Freeport, it is necessary for the good, safety and welfare of the community to adopt a moratorium on the issuance of building permits for improvements within the affected areas described hereinbelow. The Board of Trustees is presently considering three reports entitled "Waterfront Area Studies, 1985," "Freeport Municipal Stadium Study of Future Use Options" and "Freeport Industrial Area Parking Study," all of which were prepared by the Village Planning Consultants, Raymond, Parish, Pine and Weiner, Inc. It is the purpose of this Interim Development Law to stop, for the time period provided, all construction in the areas presently under consideration for rezoning, except that specifically authorized by this article. It is the findings of the Board that without such interim prohibitions, proposed amendments to the Master Plan would be ineffectual if building permits are issued pending adoption of said amendments.
Notwithstanding any of the provisions to the contrary contained herein in Chapter 86 and except as hereinafter provided in § 86-152 hereof, the Superintendent of Buildings is hereby prohibited from issuing any building permits for improvements within any of the following areas for a period of 90 days following the effective date of this article:
A. 
All properties situated upon, abutting or adjacent to the following streets:
Guy Lombardo Avenue -- south of its intersection with Ray Street to its end.
Anchorage Way -- east of its intersection with Guy Lombardo Avenue to its end, and including the area zoned Marine Industrial at its end.
Hudson Avenue -- the easterly side thereof, south of its intersection with Jefferson Street to its end.
Woodcleft Avenue -- south of its intersection with Front Street to its end.
South Ocean Avenue -- south of its intersection with Front Street to its end.
Miller Avenue -- south of its intersection with Front Street to its end.
Manhattan Street -- east of its intersection with Miller Avenue to its end.
Richmond Street -- east of its intersection with Miller Avenue to its end.
Suffolk Street -- east of its intersection with Long Beach Avenue to its intersection with Woodcleft Avenue.
Hamilton Street -- east of its intersection with Long Beach Avenue to its intersection with Woodcleft Avenue.
West side of West End Avenue -- south of its intersection with Atlantic Avenue to its end.
Anchor Street -- west of its intersection with West End Avenue to its end.
Dock Drive -- west of its intersection with West End Avenue to its end.
Cary Place -- west of its intersection with West End Avenue to its end.
Hampton Place -- west of its intersection with West End Avenue to its end.
Westside Avenue -- south of its intersection with Casino Street to its intersection with Fairview Place.
Prospect Street -- south of its intersection with Clinton Street to its end.
Roosevelt Avenue -- south of its intersection with Casino Street to its intersection with Long Beach Avenue.
South Main Street -- the east side thereof, south of its intersection with Mill Road to its intersection with Bedell Street.
Sportsmans Avenue -- south of its intersection with Ray Street to its end.
Arthur Street -- south of its intersection with Cornelius Street to its end.
Gordon Place -- south of its intersection with President Street to its end.
B. 
All areas located within the Industrial Park bounded on the north by Merrick Road, on the south by Freeport Creek, on the west by Freeport Creek and on the east by the Stadium Park Canal and then north and east of said canal by the Meadowbrook State Parkway to its intersection with Merrick Road.
The time period for the prohibition of the issuance of building permits referred to hereinabove at § 86-149 shall be in effect for a period of 90 days following the effective date of this article and may be extended by ninety-day increments or less upon resolution by the Board of Trustees up to a period not to exceed 1 1/2 years from the effective date of this article.
The prohibition of the issuance of building permits referred to hereinabove at §§ 86-149 and 86-150 shall not apply to the issuance of building permits for structural repairs to existing residential and commercial structures so long as said repairs do not result in an increase in the size of said existing structures. Furthermore, the Superintendent of Buildings may continue to accept or deny applications for permits, with or without modifications, for the construction of an individual detached single-family residence, on one building lot, for additions to existing detached single-family residences and for additions to existing commercial nonresidential buildings, provided that said additions shall not exceed 10% of the total square footage of the usable floor area of the existing residential or commercial building.