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(1)
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Demolition permits:
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(a)
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Residential buildings: $50.
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(b)
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Commercial buildings: $150.
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(2)
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Swimming pools:
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(a)
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Above ground: $30.
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(b)
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In ground: $50.
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(3)
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Signs per square foot of face area, minimum each sign: minimum
of $45, plus $1 per square foot.
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(4)
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Open decks:
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(a)
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Up to and including 400 square feet: $25 minimum.
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(b)
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Over 400 square feet: $40.
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(c)
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Decks with roofs: same as additions.
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(5)
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Commercial tents (temporary; 20 days' maximum): $100.
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(6)
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Fireplaces, stoves and other solid-fuel-burning appliances:
$30.
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(7)
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Certificates of occupancy:
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(a)
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Residential buildings, one- and two-family: $50.
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(b)
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Multiple dwellings: $25 per dwelling.
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(c)
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Nonresidential buildings:
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[1]
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First 1,000 square feet: $100.
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[2]
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Each 1,000 square feet or part thereof: $10.
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(d)
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Construction inspection. When, at the discretion of the Town
Codes Enforcement Officer or the Town Engineer, it is determined that
independent construction inspection services for site work, exterior
utilities and appurtenances are required to ensure compliance with the
requirements for Town codes and other Town policy, an additional fee will
be assessed to the applicant to compensate for the charge incurred by the
Town. A prepaid fee will be established by the Town Board based on the
current hourly inspection rate schedule approved by the Town Board.
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(8)
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Site grading permit fee: $100 minimum or $100 per acre;
fractional acreage will be rounded to the nearest acre.
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(9)
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Sewer permits:
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(a)
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Residential: $50.
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(b)
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Commercial: $150.
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(10)
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Septic tank permits: $50.
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(11)
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Driveway permits: $25.
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(12)
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Reinspection fees. [Added
10-5-2005 by L.L. No. 5-2005]
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(a)
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Amount.
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[1]
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First inspection: $25.
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[2]
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Second inspection: $50.
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[3]
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Third inspection: $100.
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(b)
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A reinspection fee is payable in
the following circumstances:
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[1]
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When a request is made for inspection, an inspector
responds to the site and the work is not ready to be inspected.
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[2]
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When an inspection is made, corrective measures are
directed by the inspector, a schedule is established for reinspection, a reinspection
(free of charge) is made but defective work is not properly corrected
and a still further inspection is necessitated.
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[3]
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When an approved plan is deviated from in the field, the
deviation is discovered by an inspector and reinspection
is necessitated to confirm that the work conforms to the original plan.
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[4]
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When work is performed in phases and more than one
inspection is required before the work is corrected; a maximum charge
of $25 would apply to this type of inspection.
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