Recreational club uses where permitted by this
chapter shall conform to the following:
A.
The occupant and owner shall be a homeowner association
incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation or a public corporation.
B.
Such uses shall have as their prime purpose service
to the homeowners.
C.
No buildings or part thereof shall be erected within
a distance from any property or street line equal to three times the
height of such building.
D.
Accessory buildings shall be on the same lot as the
principal building and located in the rear yard.
Governmental uses where permitted by the chapter
shall conform to the following:
A.
The occupant and owner shall be a public corporation.
B.
Such use shall have as its prime purpose a benefit
to the public.
C.
No buildings or facilities shall be higher than 30
feet nor erected nearer to any property or street line than a distance
of 60 feet.
D.
Accessory buildings shall be on the same lot as and
to the rear of any principal building.
Educational institutions where permitted by
this chapter shall conform to the following:
A.
The occupant and owner shall be a tax-exempt educational
organization pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code as evidenced by
a ruling or determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service.
B.
Such institution shall have as its prime purpose the
general education of students in the arts and sciences, and the institution
shall be licensed by the State of New York to award diplomas or degrees.
Trade schools shall not be considered educational institutions unless
instruction in particular trades is part of a general curriculum in
arts and sciences.
C.
The site on which such use is conducted shall have
a minimum lot area of 10 acres for the first 225 students who are
enrolled in the institution, plus an additional one acre for each
additional 44 students who are enrolled in the institution at any
one time.
[Amended 10-23-1991 by L.L. No. 5-1991; 5-29-1996 by L.L. No. 8-1996]
D.
No building or part thereof shall be higher than 25
feet nor erected nearer to any street line than a distance equal to
five times the height of such building nor nearer to any other property
line than 75 feet.
[Amended 9-27-1995 by L.L. No. 12-1995]
E.
Accessory buildings shall be on the same lot as the
principal building and located in the rear yard.
F.
The maximum building and structure coverage shall
not exceed 5% of the area of the lot, and the floor area ratio of
all buildings and structures shall not exceed 0.035.
[Amended 9-27-1995 by L.L. No. 12-1995]
G.
Application procedures; authority of the Board of Trustees.
[Added 11-28-2018 by L.L.
No. 3-2018]
(1)
Notwithstanding any other law, or provision of this Code, to the
contrary, the Board of Trustees may exercise the powers otherwise
vested in the Planning Board, Board of Appeals and/or the Architectural
Review Board, with respect to applications for special use permit(s)
or other approvals for alterations or revisions to existing educational
uses. The Board of Trustees, by resolution, may establish the fees
and deposits for any application for the Board of Trustees to exercise
such powers.
(2)
In exercising such authority, the Board of Trustees may grant approval
for, or authorize approval or amendment of special use permits, site
plan approvals, area variances or waivers of area zoning requirements,
and architectural review approval.
(3)
In exercising such authority, the Board of Trustees may not perform any act, make any determination, or authorize any use or development of property which is not authorized by law, and which could not have been authorized by the Board of Trustees, Planning Board, Board of Appeals or Architectural Review Board but for the provisions of this Subsection G.
(4)
Upon written request from the owner of any existing educational use, the Board of Trustees in its sole discretion may elect to exercise the powers and authority provided in this Subsection G, and consider and act upon any case or application for approval or relief listed in this subsection. For such purposes, and to the extent feasible in its sole discretion, the Board of Trustees shall follow such procedure as would be applicable in the case of applications to each of the respective boards otherwise having authority over such application; provided, however, that the Board of Trustees shall be required to hold public hearings with respect to any aspect of such application which would have required a public hearing if heard by another board or agency of the Village.
Religious uses where permitted by this chapter
shall conform to the following:
A.
The occupant and owner shall be a tax-exempt religious
organization pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code as evidenced by
a ruling or determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service.
B.
Such institution shall have as its prime purpose the
providing of religious services and related work.
C.
Minimum lot area shall be four acres, located on a
primary road only.
[Amended 12-11-1991 by L.L. No. 8-1991]
D.
Accessory buildings shall be located on the same lot
and in the rear yard.
E.
No building or part thereof shall be higher than 25
feet nor erected nearer to any street line than a distance equal to
five times the height of such building nor nearer to any other property
line than 75 feet. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the height limitation
in this subsection shall not be applicable to steeples, spires, bell
towers or other similar features, provided that the same shall not
exceed a height of 40 feet.
[Amended 9-27-1995 by L.L. No. 12-1995]
F.
The maximum building and structure coverage shall
not exceed 5% of the area of the lot, and the floor area ratio of
all buildings and structures shall not exceed 0.075.
[Amended 9-27-1995 by L.L. No. 12-1995]
G.
Notwithstanding
any other law or provision of this Code to the contrary, the Board
of Trustees may exercise the powers otherwise vested in the Planning
Board, Board of Appeals and/or the Architectural Review Board with
respect to applications for special use permit(s) or other approvals
for alterations or revisions to existing religious uses. The Board
of Trustees, by resolution, may establish the fees and deposits for
any application for the Board of Trustees to exercise such powers.
[Added 11-16-2022 by L.L. No. 4-2022]
(1)
In
exercising such authority, the Board of Trustees may grant approval
for, or authorize approval or amendment of, special use permits, site
plan approvals, area variances or waivers of area zoning requirements,
and architectural review approval.
(2)
In exercising such authority, the Board of Trustees may not perform any act, make any determination, or authorize any use or development of property which is not authorized by law and which could not have been authorized by the Board of Trustees, Planning Board, Board of Appeals or Architectural Review Board but for the provisions of this Subsection G.
(3)
Upon written request from the owner of any existing religious use, the Board of Trustees, in its sole discretion, may elect to exercise the powers and authority provided in this Subsection G and consider and act upon any case or application for approval or relief listed in this subsection. For such purposes, and to the extent feasible in its sole discretion, the Board of Trustees shall follow such procedure as would be applicable in the case of applications to each of the respective boards otherwise having authority over such application; provided, however, that the Board of Trustees shall be required to hold public hearings with respect to any aspect of such application which would have required a public hearing if heard by another board or agency of the Village.
