[Adopted 1-7-1975 by L.L. No. 1-1975
(Ch. 13 of the 1966 Code)]
There is hereby created as a separate department
in the village government of the Village of Northport the Department
of Building, Housing and Code Enforcement; and there is hereby established
the office of Code Compliance Director.
The Code Compliance Director shall be the head
of the Department of Building, Housing and Code Enforcement and shall
be vested with authority, discretion and control over such Department.
The Code Compliance Director shall be appointed
by the Mayor, subject to approval by the Board of Trustees. The appointee
to such office shall be removable at the pleasure of the Village Board,
subject to conditions of any existing employment contract, and shall
be in the unclassified service of the civil service.
A.
The Department of Building, Housing and Code Enforcement
shall have cognizance, jurisdiction, supervision and control over,
and the Code Compliance Director of the Department of Building, Housing
and Code Enforcement shall be charged with, the administration and
enforcement of the laws of the State of New York pertaining to building
and housing, including but not limited to the Multiple Residence Law,
the State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and the local
laws, ordinances and codes of the Village of Northport pertaining
to building, housing, fire prevention and the construction, alteration,
repair, maintenance, use and occupancy of all buildings and structures
within the Village of Northport, including but not limited to the
chapters relating to zoning, building, housing, plumbing, fire, etc.
[Amended 3-19-1986 by L.L. No. 3-1986]
B.
The Department of Building, Housing and Code Enforcement
shall have supervision over, and the Code Compliance Director shall
be charged with, the inspection and appraisal of real property in
the Village of Northport and the placing of the same upon the assessment
rolls of said village, as well as the apportionment of properties
for tax assessment purposes within said village. The Code Compliance
Director shall in this capacity prepare and submit to necessary state,
county and municipal governments such reports as may be required by
law.
[Amended 8-17-1999 by L.L. No. 12-1999]
C.
The Department of Building, Housing and Code Enforcement
shall have supervision over, and the Code Compliance Director shall
be charged with, the investigation of any violation of any state or
village ordinance, local law or rule or regulation. The said Code
Compliance Director shall be, and he is hereby designated as, the
Chief Code Enforcement Officer of the Village of Northport. He shall
receive complaints of alleged violations from residents of the Village
of Northport, and he shall investigate the same and shall, when a
violation is established, take all necessary steps to enforce the
local law, ordinance, rules or regulations, either by civil or criminal
measures, or both, as circumstances require. The Code Compliance Director
shall, subject to the provision of any other applicable statute or
law, be empowered to be deputized by the Sheriff of Suffolk County
as a peace officer for the purpose of issuing a criminal summons charging
any person or persons with the violation of any ordinance or local
law of the Village of Northport.
D.
Wherever in any other ordinance, resolution or local
law of the Village of Northport the word "Building Inspector" appears,
the said term "Building Inspector" shall be deemed to mean "Code Compliance
Director," so that the terms "Code Compliance Director" and "Building
Inspector" are to be considered synonymous.
A.
The Director shall receive applications required by
this article, issue permits and furnish the prescribed certificates.
He shall examine premises for which permits have been issued, and
he or his staff shall make necessary inspections to see that the provisions
of the law are complied with and that construction is proceeding safely.
He shall enforce all laws relating to the construction, alteration,
repair, removal, demolition, equipment, use and occupancy, location
and maintenance of buildings and structures, except as may otherwise
be provided for. He shall, when requested by the Village Board, make
investigations in connection with matters referred to in this article
and render written reports to the Board on the same. For the purpose
of enforcing compliance with the law, to remove illegal or unsafe
conditions, to secure the necessary safeguards during construction
or to require adequate exit facilities in existing buildings, he shall
issue such notices or orders as may be necessary.
B.
Power to enter and inspect any building. The Director
shall, subject to any other provision of law, have the right to enter
and inspect at any time any building, structure or premises in order
to enforce any provision of this code or of any applicable statute
or state code and may request and shall receive, insofar as may be
necessary in the discharge of their duties, the assistance and cooperation
of all village officials.
C.
Availability for public inspection. The Director shall
keep careful and comprehensive records of applications, permits issued,
certificates issued, inspections made, reports rendered and notices
or orders issued. These records shall be open to public inspection,
for good and sufficient reasons, at reasonable hours, but shall not
be removed from the office of the village. The Director shall retain
on file copies of all papers in connection with building work as long
as any part of the building to which they relate remains in existence,
except as may be otherwise prescribed by law.
A.
Application.
(1)
When required. It shall be unlawful to construct, alter, remove or demolish or to commence the construction, alteration, removal or demolition of a building or structure without first filing with the Department of Building, Housing and Code Enforcement an application in writing and obtaining a formal permit and, when required, obtaining the consent of the Architectural and Historic Review Board. For the purposes of this article, the terms "alter" and "the alteration of any structure or buildings" shall include the definition of said terms set forth in Chapter 13 hereof.
[Amended 6-15-1976 by L.L. No. 8-1976; 4-17-1979 by L.L. No. 6-1979; 6-16-1981 by L.L. No. 5-1981; 10-20-1981 by L.L. No. 10-1981]
(2)
Acceptance. No application for a permit shall be accepted
by the Department unless it is accompanied by the fee prescribed for
the kind of permit applied for.
(3)
Form of application. Application for permits shall
be made on forms furnished by the Director.
(4)
Who can apply. Applications for permits may be made
by the owner or his authorized representative.
B.
Requirements.
(1)
Information to be given in application.
(a)
Each application for a permit for new work,
alteration or repair shall contain the full name and address of the
owner and, if the applicant is his representative, the full name and
address of the applicant also. If the owner is a corporation, the
full names and addresses of its responsible officers shall be given.
(b)
It shall describe fully the lot and premises,
either by lot number, street number or by exact description.
(c)
It shall give separately the estimated cubage
or value, according to whichever serves as a basis for computing fees,
of the proposed work and the value of existing improvements, if any,
and shall describe existing buildings and structures on the lot.
(d)
It shall describe the proposed work, giving
dimensions of the new construction and setting forth the character
of the construction and the kinds of material to be used, the loads
for which each floor is designed and such other information as may
be required.
(e)
It shall state fully the lawful uses for which
the existing buildings are used at the time of making the application
and the uses for which the new work will be put after the proposed
work is completed.
(f)
It shall contain a statement by or on behalf
of the owner that the proposed work will be faithfully carried out
as described in the application and as shown on the accompanying plans
and specifications, and not otherwise, and that the provisions of
the law and ordinances applying to the premises and to the proposed
work will be complied with, whether stated in the application and
plans or not.
(g)
The application shall be signed by the applicant
who shall also make an affidavit that the statements set forth in
the application are true.
(2)
Applications to move buildings. If the application
contemplates the moving of an existing building or structure from
one location to another, it shall be accompanied by a description
of the method to be used and the route to be followed. Permits from
the state, county, town and village authorities, if required by them,
shall be submitted at the time of making application for a permit.
(3)
Applications to demolish. An application to demolish
shall give the full names and addresses of the owner, the applicant
and the person who is to do the work, and the lot number, street number
or description of the property.
(4)
Additional information. Nothing in this section shall
prevent the Director from requiring such additional information as
may be necessary to an intelligent understanding of any proposed work.
C.
Plans required.
(1)
List of plans. All applications for permits, including alterations,
except applications to move or demolish, shall be accompanied by the
following plans, in duplicate, on paper, and drawn to the scale of
not less than 1/8 inch equals one foot unless otherwise stated or
approved. In addition, all plans shall be submitted in electronic
form, in a form prescribed by the Building Department.
[Amended 5-17-2016 by L.L. No. 2-2016]
(a)
Foundation plan.
(b)
Basement plan.
(c)
All floor plans.
(d)
Section showing riser diagram for plumbing and means of sewage
disposal.
(e)
All elevations.
(f)
Such structural details as the Building Department may require.
(g)
Plot diagram (at scale and suitable size for filing). This must
show accurately the sizes and exact locations of all proposed new
construction or, in the case of demolition, of the building or structures
to be demolished and existing buildings or structures that are to
remain. Structures on adjoining lots within 10 feet of the property
lines shall also be shown.
(h)
Specifications which, together with the plans, will completely
describe the proposed work.
(2)
Architects' plans required for certain buildings.
For all structures costing more than $10,000 and for all structures
exceeding 30,000 cubic feet in volume, and for all alterations costing
more than $10,000 to any existing building or structure, and for all
alterations involving changes affecting the structural safety of any
building or structure, whatever the size or cost, the plans shall
be drawn by a registered architect or professional engineer licensed
to practice in the State of New York and shall be affixed with his
seal.
(3)
Foundation survey. Two copies of a foundation survey
by a registered professional engineer or land surveyor shall be required
to be approved by the Code Compliance Director before any framing
is started. This survey shall be made after the footings and foundation
walls are completed and shall show the following:
(4)
Additional requirements in certain cases.
[Added 12-18-1984 by L.L. No. 12-1984[1]]
(a)
Where the applicant proposes activity on a lot,
parcel or piece of land where the natural terrain has a natural slope
of 10% (a vertical rise of 10 feet over a horizontal distance of 100
feet) or greater and where such activity is not otherwise subject
to Planning Board review, the applicant may be required to supply
a survey and/or plan showing the topography of the property, the location
of any existing or proposed improvements, as well as the location
and design of any proposed retaining walls, drainage facilities and
grading. Such survey and/or plan shall be prepared by a licensed professional
engineer or land surveyor and shall be at a scale of one inch equals
20 feet, or larger.
(b)
Retaining walls.
[1]
Where retaining walls are proposed or necessary
exceeding three feet in height, construction of same shall be subject
to the issuance of a separate building permit; and in such cases the
permit for any other activity proposed to be conducted shall not be
issued until the location and design of such retaining wall(s) have
been approved.
[2]
Railroad tie retaining walls shall be designed
by a professional engineer or may be constructed in accordance with
the detail adopted by the Code Compliance Director as the village
standard.
[3]
Retaining walls in excess of eight feet in height
shall be of reinforced concrete, and all retaining walls shall be
designed and constructed in accordance with Building Department standards.
[Amended 8-17-1999 by L.L. No. 12-1999]
[4]
Reinforced concrete walls shall be designed
by a professional engineer.
(c)
Maximum driveway grade shall not exceed 14%,
which shall start not closer than the rear edge of the existing or
proposed sidewalk, the inside edge of the road shoulder (where no
sidewalk exists or is proposed) or four feet from the edge of the
road (where there is no sidewalk existing or proposed nor a road shoulder).
(d)
The Code Compliance Director, in issuing any
permit(s) in connection with such applications, may require the inclusion
of a schedule of work to be performed designed to ensure that the
activity is conducted without harm to adjoining properties and to
prevent erosion and runoff. The Director may impose requirements,
such as but not limited to the provision of temporary sheeting during
the activity; the completion of retaining walls prior to framing;
and adequate provision for collection, storage and recharge of runoff
from impervious surfaces proposed (such as roofs and driveways).
(e)
In no event shall certificates of occupancy
for any buildings constructed on the premises be issued until all
required site improvements, including but not limited to driveway,
retaining walls, grading and drainage facilities, are completed.
[1]
Editor's Note: Original Section 3 of this
local law provided that this local law shall not be deemed or construed
in such a manner as to permit any activity to be conducted not otherwise
permitted under applicable law.
D.
Amendments and additional requirements.
(1)
Filing. Amendments may be filed to an application,
or to a plan or other record accompanying same, at any time before
the completion of the work for which the permit was sought. Such amendments,
after approval, shall be attached to and be deemed a part of the original
application.
(2)
Alterations in plans. Alterations in or deviations
from approved applications and plans during a building operation may
be made without amendment, provided that they do not involve changes
in structural parts, exit facilities or open spaces or reduction in
size of rooms or do not violate a provision of this code or other
law or ordinance.
(3)
Repairs. Ordinary repairs to buildings and structures
may be made without filing an application or obtaining a permit so
long as they include only the replacements of existing work with the
same kind of material used in the existing work and do not include
additional work involving structural changes in any part of the building,
exit facilities or open spaces or the size of rooms or any work that
would be a violation of a provision of law or ordinance.
(4)
Limitation. Nothing in this code shall require any
changes in the plan, construction or designated use of a building
or structure for which a lawful permit has been issued heretofore
or which has been otherwise lawfully authorized.
E.
Action on application.
(1)
General procedure. It shall be the duty of the Director
to examine applications for permits. If, upon examination, it appears
that the proposed work will be in compliance with the laws and ordinances
applicable thereto and the proposed construction will be safe, he
shall approve the application and issue a permit. If his examination
reveals otherwise, he shall reject such application within 30 days
after filing, giving the applicant a statement of his reason for rejection.
The Director shall, when otherwise mandated, refer to the Architectural
and Historic Review Board those applications for permits required
to be submitted to such Board. No permit shall then be issued until
the Board approves the application or until approval is otherwise
obtained by law.
(2)
Signature. All permits shall be drawn in duplicate
and shall be signed by the Director. One copy shall be delivered to
the applicant and the other filed in the office of the Director.
(3)
Posting. A copy of the permit shall be kept on the
premises and be open to public inspection during the performance of
the work until the completion of same. The Director shall require
a certified copy of the approved plans and specifications to be kept
on the premises at all times, from the commencement of the work to
the completion thereof.
(4)
Approval in part. The Director may issue a permit
for the construction of part of a building, except single-family dwellings,
when plans and detailed statements have been presented for the same
before the entire plans and detailed statements of said building or
structure have been submitted or approved, provided that the plot
diagram has been filed. The part of the construction to be permitted
shall be at the discretion of the Director, and any such work under
this section shall be at the risk of the applicant.
It shall be unlawful to reduce or diminish the area of any lot or plot for which a plot diagram has been filed and used as the basis for a permit, so that the remaining plot fails to conform in every way with Chapter 306, Zoning, of this Code, unless a revised plot diagram showing the proposed change in conditions shall have been filed with and approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Director.
[Amended 10-5-1976 by L.L. No. 12-1976]
Any building permit issued hereunder shall expire
one year from the date of issuance.
A.
A building permit may be renewed for an additional second-year period upon the payment of 1/2 the fee that had been paid at the issuance of the building permit, provided that the applicant has commenced substantial construction and/or alteration of the subject premises during the period provided under § 106-8 hereof.
[Amended 8-5-1980 by L.L. No. 5-1980]
B.
Said permit can be further extended for an additional
third-year period upon the payment of 1/2 the fee that had been paid
at the issuance of the building permit.
C.
At the expiration of three years from the original
date of issuance of the permit, the building permit shall expire and
become null and void and no renewal thereof shall be permitted.
[Amended 10-5-1976 by L.L. No. 12-1976]
It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Chapter 106 for any person to undertake or engage in any exterior or outdoor construction activity for which a permit is required pursuant to this Code other than between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on weekdays or between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on weekends, prevailing time, except in the case of an emergency in the interest of public health and safety and then only as expressly authorized by the Code Compliance Director, Building Inspector or Village Administrator or as emergency work under Chapter 114, Buildings and Structures, Unsafe.
[Amended 7-6-1982 by L.L. No. 6-1982: 9-3-1991
by L.L. No. 10-1991; 5-5-1992 by L.L. No. 4-1992; 8-17-1999 by L.L. No. 12-1999]
A.
Collection. All fees prescribed in this section shall
be collected by the Director, and no permits shall be issued by him
until such fees have been paid.
B.
Basis for computing fees. Building permit fees shall be based upon the cost thereof, as set forth in Chapter 147, Fees, for additions, alterations and new buildings.
C.
The method of estimating the cost of the proposed building addition or alteration shall be as set forth in Chapter 147, Fees.
D.
The maximum fee for new construction or alterations of public buildings or buildings for religious, hospital, educational, patriotic or veterans' purposes on property exempted upon the latest village assessment roll from taxation for general village purposes and owned by a corporation or association organized exclusively for such purposes shall be as set forth in Chapter 147, Fees.
[Amended 3-19-1986 by L.L. No. 3-1986]
Whenever the Director is satisfied that a building
or structure or any work in connection therewith, the erection, construction,
alteration, execution or repair of which is regulated, permitted or
forbidden by the State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code or
the Code of the Village of Northport, is being erected, constructed,
altered or repaired in violation of the provisions or requirements
of this article or in violation of a detailed statement or plan submitted
and approved thereunder, he shall serve a written notice or order
upon the person responsible therefor directing discontinuance of such
illegal action and the remedying of the condition that is in violation
of the provisions or requirements of this article.
Whenever the Director has reasonable grounds
to believe that work on any building is being performed in violation
of the provisions of the applicable building laws, ordinances, rules
or regulations or not in conformity with the provisions of an application,
plans or specifications on the basis of which a building permit was
issued or in an unsafe and dangerous manner, he shall notify the owner
of the property or the owner's agent to suspend all work; and any
such persons shall forthwith stop such work and suspend all building
activities until the stop order has been rescinded. Such order and
notice shall be in writing, shall state the conditions under which
the work may be resumed and may be served upon a person to whom it
is directed either by delivering it personally to him or by posting
the same upon a conspicuous portion of the building where the work
is being performed and sending a copy of the same to him by certified
mail at the address set forth in the application for permission for
the construction of such building.
The Director may revoke a building permit theretofore
issued in the following instances:
A.
Where he finds that there has been any false statement
or misrepresentation as to a material fact in the application, plans
or specifications on which the building permit was based.
B.
Where he finds that the building permit was issued
in error and should not have been issued in accordance with the applicable
law.
C.
Where he finds that the work performed under the permit
is not being performed in accordance with the provisions of the application,
plans or specifications.
D.
Where the person to whom a building permit has been
issued fails or refuses to comply with a stop order issued by the
building official.
A.
No person, firm, or corporation shall occupy, alter,
repair, move, remove, demolish, equip, use or maintain any building
or other structure or portion thereof, or fail to remove or demolish
any illegal building or other structure, or any illegal portion of
any building or other structure, in violation of any provision of
law or rule promulgated by the Building Department in accordance with
applicable laws, or to fail in any manner to comply with a notice,
directive or order of the Building Department, or to construct, alter,
use, occupy or maintain any building or other structure, or part thereof,
in a manner not permitted by an approved building or plumbing permit
or certificate of occupancy.
[Amended 6-2-2015 by L.L.
No. 4-2015]
B.
In the case of change of the nature of occupancy or
of use in any building, existing or to be erected, the owner or lessee
must notify the Director before the proposed change is made. The Director
shall thereupon cause an inspection to be made of the premises, and
a certificate shall be issued for such use. No new certificate shall
be issued, nor shall the building be occupied or used, unless it conforms
or is made to conform to all requirements for strength of floors to
carry the proposed loads, for means of egress, for light and air and
for all other safety requirements of this code. In an existing building,
no change of occupancy shall be made that would bring it under some
special provision of law, ordinance or regulation, unless the Director
finds, upon inspection, that such building conforms to the provisions
of law with respect to the proposed new occupancy and use, and issues
a certificate of occupancy therefor.
C.
Where the code authorizes more than one occupancy
in any structure, a certificate must be obtained by each occupant
for the use of the premises.
D.
Installation of fire hydrants. Notwithstanding any other provision of this code, no certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any building or structure located within the bounds of any final subdivision plat where the location and layout of fire hydrants on said plat have been approved by the Board of Fire Commissioners of the fire district in which said plat is located, pursuant to the applicable provisions of Chapter A312, Subdivision Regulations, Article I, Residential Subdivision Regulations and Site Improvement Specifications, of the Village of Northport, until such fire hydrants have been located and laid out in compliance with such approval and until such fire hydrants and necessary water mains and other facilities appurtenant thereto have been completed and installed and are in good operating condition.
A.
Upon the completion, under a permit, of any structure
or alteration, the Director shall issue to the permit holder a certificate,
to be known as a certificate of occupancy, stating that the work has
been completed substantially in accordance with the permit and the
codes and laws applicable thereto.
B.
The certificate shall state the purposes for which
the structure may be used in its several parts, the maximum permissible
live loads on the several floors and the number of persons that may
be accommodated in the several stories in case any or all such matters
are limited by law or the permit under which the construction was
undertaken. No certificate of occupancy shall be issued after the
expiration of one year from the date of the original building permit
or renewal permit, as the case may be.
C.
Certificates of occupancy and other certificates shall
be issued in duplicate within 10 days after written application therefor,
if the building at the time of such application shall be entitled
thereto. One copy of each certificate shall be kept in the office
of the Department, and one copy shall be furnished to the person having
principal interest in the building affected. Duplicate copies shall
be furnished to other interested persons on request. No certificates
of occupancy shall be issued unless at the time of the application
therefor a final approved survey shall be submitted showing the lot,
the building and any other improvements thereon, together with lot
and building dimensions and distances from exterior lot lines to said
improvements.
Nothing in this code shall require the removal,
alteration or abandonment of, nor prevent the continuance of the use
and occupancy of, a lawfully existing building, except as may be necessary
for the safety of life and property.
Every building and structure heretofore or hereafter
erected shall be kept in good repair to maintain the conditions of
safety and habitability prescribed by this article.
[Added 5-6-2014 by L.L. No. 1-2014]
No later than July 1, 2014, all places of public assembly shall
have operating carbon monoxide detectors which meet or exceed all
applicable industry and government standards. This requirement shall
apply to all existing and newly created places of public assembly.
The Fire Marshal shall determine the sufficiency of the detectors,
including their location and the number of such detectors. For the
purposes of this requirement, places of public assembly shall mean
and include 1) all Assembly Group A places and 2) Business Group B
places where food and drink are consumed, as those terms are defined
by the New York State Building Code.
Any building damaged by fire, explosion, act
of the public enemy or other accidental cause may, within six months,
be reconstructed as it was, and a building declared structurally unsafe
by duly constituted authority may be made safe, provided that if the
cost of reconstruction is in excess of 1/2 of the value of the building,
inclusive of foundations, such reconstructed or restored building
shall be made to conform to the requirements for new buildings in
all respects, but no change of use or occupancy shall be compelled
or allowed by reason of such reconstruction or restoration.
[Added 8-5-1980 by L.L. No. 5-1980; amended 3-19-1986 by L.L. No. 3-1986; 8-17-1999 by L.L. No. 12-1999]
Pursuant to acceptance of the State Uniform
Fire Prevention and Building Code, adopted by the Village Board of
Trustees of the Village of Northport on April 17, 1984,[1] the following provisions are hereby adopted:
A.
Fire limits. The term "fire limits" shall be defined
as set forth in Section 606.3 of the State Uniform Fire Prevention
and Building Code.
B.
Fire limits of zoning districts. The fire limits of
the Village of Northport are hereby established as those areas as
shown on the Zoning Map of the Incorporated Village of Northport,
designated as "Central Business A District," "Central Business B District,"
"Central Business C District," "Neighborhood Business District," "Marine
Business District" and "Highway Business District," and including
any business or commercial nonconforming use located within a residential
district, and such other areas which may be established as fire limits
by the Board of Trustees by way of amendment to this article.
[Amended 8-11-1987 by L.L. No. 6-1987]
C.
Applicability. The special fire protection requirements
set forth in the aforesaid State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building
Code shall be applicable to the above-described fire limits as the
same is required by said State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building
Code.
A.
Any person, firm, or corporation that shall violate
a provision of this article or fail to comply therewith or with any
of the requirements thereof or with any notice, order or directive
of the Building Department, or who shall occupy, demolish, erect,
construct, alter, move, repair or maintain or has erected, constructed,
altered, moved, demolished, maintained or repaired a building or structure
in violation of any provision of this section shall be punishable
by a fine of not more than $1,000.
Each day that a violation continues shall be deemed a separate
offense.
[Amended 3-19-1986 by L.L. No. 3-1986; 8-17-1999 by L.L. No. 12-1999; 6-2-2015 by L.L. No. 4-2015]
(1)
Except
as provided otherwise by law, a violation of this article or any provision
thereof shall not be a crime, and the penalty or punishment imposed
therefor shall not be deemed for any purpose a penal or criminal penalty,
but instead a violation under the law.
B.
The imposition of the penalties herein prescribed
shall not preclude the village from instituting an appropriate action
or proceeding in law or in equity to prevent an unlawful erection,
construction, reconstruction, alteration, moving, repair, conversion,
maintenance or use or to restore correct or abate a violation or to
prevent an illegal act, conduct, business or use in or about any premises.
C.
No oversight or dereliction of duty on the part of
the Director or his subordinates shall legalize the erecting, constructing,
altering, removing, use or occupancy of a building that does not conform
to the provisions of law.
As used in this article, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
The Code Compliance Director or any duly appointed Assistant
Code Compliance Director.
Each separate use occupied by a different owner or occupant
within a building.
[Added 8-17-1999 by L.L. No. 12-1999]
All certificates of occupancy heretofore issued
by the Village of Northport or any of its duly authorized officers
are hereby certified and confirmed.
