Unless otherwise specifically provided in this
section or in a subsequent resolution establishing fees, the fees
required pursuant to this section shall be paid in advance upon submission
of an application, and the failure to submit the full payment required
shall render the application incomplete.
Fees shall be established for the following
Zoning Board of Appeals matters:
C. Zoning law interpretation (at request of the applicant
alone).
Fees shall be established for the following
Planning Board matters:
B. Special exception use applications.
C. Minor subdivision applications:
D. Major subdivision applications:
(3)
Recreation fees in lieu of parkland.
Fees shall be established for the following
activities of the Building Inspector:
B. Certificates of occupancy:
D. Fire prevention and safety inspections:
(1)
For buildings containing more than two dwelling
units.
(2)
For nonresidential buildings.
E. Floodplain development permits.
F. Floodplain insurance permits.
G. Inspection of septic systems.
H. Permit for the installation of freestanding woodburning
stoves and freestanding fireplaces.
Fees shall be established for freshwater wetlands
applications and/or permits.
[Amended 5-8-1997 by L.L. No. 4-1997]
Whenever an extension is necessary to prevent
an approval from lapsing or becoming otherwise void, the first such
request for an extension shall be processed at no charge, and the
second and each subsequent request for an extension shall be processed
only upon prior payment of the fees established by resolution of the
Town Board.
No abatement of fees shall be granted as a result
of an applicant's seeking more than one approval or submitting more
than one application in connection with a particular project.
Whenever environmental analysis is required
pursuant to the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review
Act (SEQRA) or any local law implementing SEQRA, all expenses relating
to the environmental analysis shall be borne by the applicant. Fees
shall be established pursuant to a resolution of the Town Board, in
a manner consistent with Title 6 of the New York Codes, Rules and
Regulations, Part 617.
Whenever an application is submitted to amend
an approved plan or permit, it shall be deemed a new application,
and the fees specified pursuant to this section shall apply; provided,
however, that, in the case of an amendment to a subdivision plat,
the fees shall be based on the number of lots modified or affected
by the amendment, and provided further that in no event shall the
fees due on a subdivision amendment application be less than the minimum
provided for a minor or major subdivision, respectively.