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Appendix

 

Chapter A314: ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD RULES

[HISTORY: Adopted by the Architectural Review Board of the Town of Woodbury 11-19-1975. Amendments noted where applicable.]

GENERAL REFERENCES
Architectural Review Board —  See Ch. 8.
Building construction —  See Ch. 96.

§ A314-1. General provisions.

A. The Architectural Review Board of the Town of Woodbury shall be governed by the provisions of all applicable state statutes, local laws, ordinances and these rules.
B. The term "Board" as used in these rules shall mean the duly appointed Architectural Review Board of the Town of Woodbury. Editor's Note: See Ch. 8, Architectural Review Board.
C. The Board shall become familiar with all the duly enacted ordinances and laws of the town under which it may be expected to act as well as with the applicable state statutes.

§ A314-2. Findings; purpose.

The Board hereby finds that excessive uniformity, dissimilarity, inappropriateness or poor quality of design in the exterior appearance of buildings erected in any neighborhood adversely affects the desirability of the immediate area and neighboring areas for residential and business purposes or other use and by so doing impairs the benefits of occupancy of existing property in such areas, impairs the stability and value of both improved and unimproved real property in such areas, prevents the most appropriate development of such areas, produces degeneration of property in such areas with attendant deterioration of conditions affecting the health, safety, comfort and general welfare of the inhabitants thereof and destroys a proper relationship between the taxable value of real property in such areas and the cost of municipal services provided therefor. It is the purpose of these governing rules to prevent these and other harmful effects of such exterior appearances of buildings erected and thus to promote and protect the health, safety, comfort and general welfare of the community, to promote the public convenience and prosperity, to conserve the value of buildings and to encourage the most appropriate use of land within the town.

§ A314-3. Chairman and Acting Chairman.

The officers of the Board shall consist of a Chairman and an Acting Chairman as follows:
A. Chairman. The Chairman shall be designated by the Town Board. He shall perform all duties required by law, ordinance and these rules. He shall preside at all meetings of the Board. The Chairman shall decide on all points of order and procedure, subject to these rules, unless directed otherwise by a majority of the Board. The Chairman's signature shall be the official signature of the Board and shall appear on all decisions as directed by the Board.
B. Acting Chairman. An Acting Chairman shall be appointed to serve in the absence of the Chairman. He shall have all the powers of the Chairman during his absence, disability or disqualification.

 

§ A314-4. Vacancies.

A. Should any vacancy on the Board occur for any reason, the Secretary shall give immediate notice thereof to the Town Clerk.
B. Should such a vacancy occur, the Board shall immediately submit its recommendations for new appointments to the Town Board for its approval.
C. Should the office of Chairman become vacant, the Secretary shall notify the Town Clerk and the Acting Chairman shall handle the duties of the Chairman until such time as the Town Board shall appoint a new Chairman.

§ A314-5. Meetings.

A. Regular meetings. The regular meeting of the Board shall be held on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall, Highland Mills, New York.
B. Annual meeting. The annual organizational meeting of the Board shall be the first regular meeting of the year.
C. Special meetings.
(1) Special meetings of the Board may be called by the Chairman. At least 48 hours' notice of the time, place and business of the meeting shall be given each member of the Board.
(2) The Chairman shall call a special meeting within 10 days of receipt of a written request from any three members of the Board, which request shall specify the matters to be considered at such special meeting.
D. Cancellations of meetings. Whenever there are no applications or other business at a regular meeting, the Chairman may dispense with such meeting by notice to all members not less than 48 hours prior to the time set for such meeting.
E. Proceedings. The order of business at regular meetings shall be as follows:
(1) Roll call.
(2) Reading and approval of minutes of preceding meeting.
(3) Reading of Board's decisions from prior meeting.
(4) Public hearing.
(5) Other business.
(6) Adjournment.
F. Executive meetings. The Board may meet in executive session to deliberate on matters before the Board. However, any official action taken by the Board shall be at a meeting open to the public. Executive meetings may immediately precede the opening or following the closing of regular meetings or hearings.

§ A314-6. Voting.

A. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the members of the Board.
B. No hearing or meeting of the Board shall be held nor any action taken in the absence of a quorum; however, those members present shall be entitled to request the Chairman to call a special meeting for a subsequent date. All subsequent hearings shall be readvertised in accordance with the requirements of the applicable law.
C. All matters shall be decided by roll call vote. Decisions on any matter before the Board shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of the Board unless otherwise specified herein.
D. A tie vote or favorable vote by a lesser number than the required majority shall be considered a rejection of the application under consideration.
E. No member of the Board shall sit in hearing or vote on any matter requiring a public hearing unless he has attended the public hearing thereon; however, where such member has familiarized himself with such matter by reading the record, he shall be qualified to vote.

§ A314-7. Procedures.

A. Filing of applications.
(1) The applicant shall file an application with the Woodbury Administrator. Such application shall be made on the form provided for that purpose. The Administrator shall be responsible for providing any applicant with the proper forms and for instructing the parties concerned on the proper manner for completing and filing said forms. All information required thereon shall be complete before an application is considered filed. [Amended 7-1-1982 by L.L. No. 6-1982]
(2) There shall be furnished to the Chairman of the Board six copies of the application, plans and specifications containing the required information and data at least 10 days prior to the scheduled hearing. No hearing shall be scheduled unless the above papers are furnished to the Chairman. If a completed record is not so furnished within the time prescribed herein, then the Chairman shall reject the application until the application is completed.
(3) Upon receipt thereof, the Chairman shall distribute the application, plans and specifications to the Board members.
B. Site inspection. Subsequently and before a proposed hearing, the Board members shall arrange to visit the site in order to physically acclimate themselves with the situation.
C. Supporting papers. The application shall be supported by the following:
(1) A plot plan for each lot, with the location of house and driveway shown.
(2) The front, rear and both side elevations of the proposed building showing existing grade lines at the foundation walls and proposed finished grades. Exterior materials and colors must be indicated on the elevations. All grades shall be indicated by reference to the average street grade in front of the lot, unless elevations are shown on the subdivision map, in which case the grade shall be referenced to such elevations.
(3) One copy of the preliminary or final subdivision map with five-foot contours, including the plot for which the application is made and the street giving access thereto. Each paper shall be drawn in ink or be a photocopy, shall show the name and address of the developer or owner, section and lot number, shall be dated and shall include space for indication of approval or disapproval by the Board.
(4) An artist's rendering or photograph of the structure to be constructed on a given lot, required at the discretion of the Board.
(5) A check made payable to the Town of Woodbury in the amount of $20.
D. Notice to applicant. The applicant shall be notified by the Chairman by letter within five days of the hearing of his failure to complete his application properly.

§ A314-8. Hearings.

A. Time. The Board shall schedule a hearing on all applications up to 10 days before its regular monthly meeting.
B. Notice.
(1) Notice of all hearings shall be given at least five days prior to the date thereof by publication in the official town newspaper. Such notices of the hearings shall be mailed to all parties.
(2) Such notice shall state the location of the building or lot and the date, time and place of the hearing.
C. Proceedings. The order of business at a hearing shall be as follows:
(1) Roll call.
(2) The Chairman shall read the public notice, as well as all correspondence and reports received thereon.
(3) The applicant shall present his case.
(4) Those opposed shall present their arguments.
(5) If necessary, adjournment of hearings.
(6) Close of public hearings and an indication by the Chairman as to when the decision will be announced.
D. General rules.
(1) Any party may appear in person or by agent or by attorney or, where property is under contract, by the contract vendee.

§ A314-9. Decisions.

A. Time limit. Where possible, the Board shall render its decision the same night of the hearing. However, where the Board determines that it is impossible to render a decision the same night of the hearing, then it shall announce at the close of the public hearing when such a decision will be rendered by the Board.
B. Form. The final decision by the Board shall be made either by written order or at the end of the Board's minutes pertaining to a specific hearing. Such decision shall state the findings of fact which were the basis for the Board's determination. The decision shall also state any conditions necessary to fulfill the purpose of the local law establishing an Architectural Review Board. Editor's Note: See Ch. 8, Architectural Review Board.
C. In approving or disapproving plans and specifications for a building or alteration, the Architectural Review Board shall consider the purposes above stated to promote architectural beauty and harmony of building design; to prevent the monotony of residential housing in rows of buildings which are identical or unduly similar in design or location in relationship to streets, and to prevent buildings from being improperly designed and located in relation to land contours, lot lines and street lines.
D. Filing. Minutes and decisions of the Board shall be filed as soon as practical after the close of a public hearing in the office of the Town Clerk and shall be a public record.
E. Notice. Copies of the decision shall be forwarded to the applicant by the Chairman of the Board.
F. Certification. A copy of the Board's decision, including all terms and conditions, shall be transmitted to the Administrator, and he shall fully incorporate such terms and conditions of the same in the building permit to be issued to the applicant whenever a permit is authorized by the Board. [Amended 7-1-1982 by L.L. No. 6-1982]

§ A314-10. Certificates of occupancy.

[Amended 7-1-1982 by L.L. No. 6-1982]

In case of approval by the Architectural Review Board, the Administrator shall not issue a certificate of occupancy upon completion of the building or alteration unless he finds that such building or alteration is completed in conformance with the plans and specifications approved by the Architectural Review Board.

§ A314-11. Appeals.

A. Time limit. Where an applicant disagrees with a decision rendered by the Board, he may file an application with the Board of Appeals for a review of the decision within 30 days after the decision has been filed pursuant to § A314-9D of these regulations.
B. Further appeal. The applicant may file an Article 78 Proceeding pursuant to the Civil Practice Law and Rules within 30 days.

§ A314-12. Adoption and amendment of rules and regulations.

A. Adoption. Upon adoption of these rules by the Board, the Secretary shall file a copy of these rules with the Town Clerk, and they shall be a public record.
B. Amendment. These rules may be amended by an affirmative vote by a majority vote of a quorum of the Board, provided that such amendment be presented in written form at a regular or special meeting preceding the meeting at which the vote is taken.
C. Filing. All amendments adopted shall be filed in the same manner as provided for the rules in Subsection A of this section.

Chapter A315: SUBDIVISION CONTRACTORS

[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Woodbury 7-18-1968 as part of L.L. No. 1-1968. (The substantive provisions of this local law pertaining to the licensing and regulating of residential building construction in subdivisions are incorporated into the Code as Art. I, Residential Building Construction, of Ch. 113, Contractors, Licensing of.) Amendments noted where applicable.]

GENERAL REFERENCES
Licensing of contractors —  See Ch. 113.
Subdivision of land —  See Ch. 272.

§ A315-1. Form of application for license.

The form of the application for a license by a subdivision contractor shall be as follows:

 

To the Town Clerk of the Town of Woodbury:
 
The undersigned hereby makes application for a license as a subdivision contractor pursuant to Local Law No. 1 of 1968 of the Town of Woodbury.
 
1.
 		 Name of applicant. __________
 
2.
 		 Business address. __________
 
3.
 		 State whether individual, partnership or corporation.
 
4.
 		 If an individual, residence address. __________
 
5.
 		 If a partnership, names and residence addresses of all partners. __________
 
6.
 		 If a corporation, names and residence addresses of all stockholders owning 5% or more of corporate stock. __________
 
7.
 		 State any other name under which business is conducted. __________
 
8.
 		 If applicant is operating under employment or contract, state name and address of person by whom employed or with whom contract made. __________
 
9.
 		 Name and address of subdivision in which applicant will build. __________
 
10.
 		 Location of subdivision. __________
 
11.
 		 Description by lot number or otherwise of lots on which buildings will be constructed. __________
 
12.
 		 Number of buildings which applicant intends to construct during the current year. __________
 
Date __________
 
__________ Signature of applicant
 

 

§ A315-2. Form of bond.

The form of the bond to be filed with applications for licenses by subdivision contractors shall be as follows:

 

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT
 
__________, as Principal, __________, as Principal, and __________as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto the Town of Woodbury, a New York municipal corporation having its office at Highland Mills, New York, and to any person or legal entity having a cause of action against the Principal for failure, during the period covered by this bond, to comply with any of the statutes and ordinances hereafter mentioned arising out of activities by the Principal as a subdivision contractor in the Town of Woodbury as defined in Local Law No. 1 of 1968 of the Town of Woodbury, in the amount of ten thousand dollars, for the payment of which the Principal and Surety bind themselves, their respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
 
WHEREAS, the Principal has applied for a license as a subdivision contractor from the Town of Woodbury under Local Law No. 1 of 1968 of the Town of Woodbury, which requires the filing with the Town Clerk of the Town of Woodbury of a bond before such license shall be issued,
 
NOW, THEREFORE, The condition of this obligation is such that if the Principal, above named, shall, within the period covered by this bond, comply with the provisions applicable to the Principal as such subdivision contractor of the New York State Building Construction Code, the trust provisions of Article 3-A of the Lien Law, Section 1116 of the Public Health Law, Section 334 of the Real Property Law and the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Woodbury, then this obligation shall be null and void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
 
This bond covers the period from the date of its issuance to December 31, ......, upon which date it shall expire unless renewed, but such expiration shall not prevent an obligee from enforcing this bond thereafter as to any claim which arose against the Principal during the period covered by this bond.
 
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this instrument has been executed the __________day of __________, __________
 
__________ Principal
 
__________ Surety
 

 

Chapter A316: ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS RULES

[HISTORY: Adopted by the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Woodbury 3-27-1974. Amendments noted where applicable.]

GENERAL REFERENCES
Zoning —  See Ch. 310.

§ A316-1. General provisions.

A. The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Woodbury shall be governed by the provisions of all applicable state statutes, local laws, ordinances and these rules.
B. The term "Board" as used in these rules shall mean the duly appointed Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Woodbury.
C. The Board shall become familiar with all the duly enacted ordinances and laws of the town under which it may be expected to act as well as with the applicable state statutes.
D. The Board shall become familiar with the community goals, desires and policies as expressed in a Comprehensive Plan, if any, and in rendering decisions shall be guided by such plan and grant the minimum relief which will ensure that the goals and policies of the plan are preserved and substantial justice is done.

§ A316-2. Chairman, Acting Chairman and Secretary.

The officers of the Board shall consist of a Chairman, Acting Chairman and Secretary as follows:
A. Chairman. The Chairman shall be designated by the Town Board. He shall perform all duties required by law, ordinance and these rules. He shall preside at all meetings of the Board. The Chairman shall decide on all points of order and procedure, subject to these rules, unless directed otherwise by a majority of the Board. The Chairman shall appoint any committees found necessary to carry out the business of the Board. The Chairman may administer oaths and compel the attendance of witnesses as necessary to carry out the business of the Board. The Chairman's signature shall be the official signature of the Board and shall appear on all decisions as directed by the Board.
B. Acting Chairman. An Acting Chairman shall be appointed to serve in the absence of the Chairman. He shall have all the powers of the Chairman during his absence, disability or disqualification.
C. Secretary. A Secretary shall be appointed and serve at the pleasure of the Board. The Secretary, subject to the direction of the Board and the Chairman, shall keep minutes of all Board proceedings, showing the vote of each member upon every question or, if absent or failing to vote, indicating such fact and shall also keep records of all Board examinations and other official actions.

 

§ A316-3. Vacancies.

A. Should any vacancy on the Board occur for any reason, the Secretary shall give immediate notice thereof to the Town Clerk.
B. Should such vacancy occur, the Board shall immediately submit its recommendations for new appointments to the Town Board for its approval.
C. Should the office of Chairman become vacant, the Secretary shall notify the Town Clerk and the Acting Chairman shall handle the duties of the Chairman until such time as the Town Board shall appoint a new Chairman.

§ A316-4. Meetings.

A. Regular meetings. The regular meeting of the Board shall be held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall in Highland Mills, New York.
B. Annual meetings. The annual organizational meeting of the Board shall be the first regular meeting of the year.
C. Special meetings.
(1) Special meetings of the Board may be called by the Chairman. At least 48 hours' notice of the time, place and business of the meeting shall be given each member of the Board.
(2) The Chairman shall call a special meeting within 10 days of receipt of a written request from any three members of the Board, which request shall specify the matters to be considered at such special meeting.
D. Cancellation of meetings. Whenever there are no appeals or applications for variance or other business at a regular meeting, the Chairman may dispense with such meeting by notice to all members not less than 48 hours prior to the time set for such meeting.
E. Proceedings. The order of business at regular meetings shall be as follows:
(1) Roll call.
(2) Reading and approval of the minutes of the preceding meeting.
(3) Reading of the Board's decisions from prior meetings.
(4) Public hearing.
(5) Other business.
(6) Adjournment.
F. Executive meetings. The Board may meet in executive session to deliberate on matters before the Board. However, any official action taken by the Board shall be at a meeting open to the public. Executive meetings may be held immediately preceding the opening or following the closing of regular meetings or hearings or at such other times as may be determined by the Board.

§ A316-5. Voting.

A. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the members of the Board.
B. No hearing or meeting of the Board shall be held nor any action taken in the absence of a quorum; however, those members present shall be entitled to request the Chairman to call a special meeting for a subsequent date. An subsequent hearings shall be readvertised in accordance with the requirements of the applicable law.
C. All matters shall be decided by roll call vote. Decisions on any matter before the Board shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of the Board unless otherwise specified herein.
D. A tie vote or favorable vote by a lesser number than the required majority shall be considered a rejection of the application under consideration.
E. No member of the Board shall sit in a hearing or vote on any matter requiring a public hearing unless he has attended the public hearing thereon; however, where such member has familiarized himself with such matter by reading the record, he shall be qualified to vote.

§ A316-6. Appeals.

A. Jurisdiction. The Board shall hear and decide appeals from and review any order, requirement, decision or determination made by an administrative official charged with the enforcement of any ordinance adopted pursuant to Article 16 of the Town Law. It shall also hear and decide all matters referred to it or upon which it is required to pass under any other law. Such appeal may be taken by any person aggrieved or by any officer, department, board or bureau of the town.
B. Filing. An appeal must be made within 30 days of the action of the administrative official appealed from. The applicant must file a notice of appeal with the administrative official from whom the appeal is taken and with the Secretary of the Board of Appeals. Such notice shall be made on the form provided for that purpose. The administrative official from whom the appeal is taken shall be responsible, at the direction of the Board, for providing any applicant with the proper forms and for instructing the parties concerned on completing and filing said forms. All information required thereon shall be complete before an appeal is considered filed.
C. Notice. The applicant shall be notified by letter within five days of the hearing of his application or of his failure to complete his application properly.
D. Fees. A check made payable to the Town of Woodbury in the amount of $20 shall accompany the application.

§ A316-7. Hearings.

A. Time limit. The Board shall schedule a hearing on all appeals or applications within 30 days of the filing of the appeal or application.
B. Notice. The Board shall give notice of the hearing at least five days prior to the date thereof by publication in the official town newspaper. The Board shall mail notices of the hearing to the parties and, where required by the General Municipal Law § 239-m, to the Orange County Planning Department at least five days prior to the hearing.
C. Proceedings. The order of business at a hearing shall be as follows:
(1) Roll call.
(2) The Chairman shall give a statement of the case and read all correspondence and reports received thereon.
(3) The applicant shall present his case.
(4) The Board shall hear any argument for or against the matter before the Board by any person appearing at the hearing who wishes to be heard.
(5) If necessary, adjournment of hearing.
(6) Close of public hearing by Chairman.
(7) Reserving of decision to next regular meeting of the Board.
D. General rules.
(1) Any party may appear in person or by agent or by attorney or, where property is under contract, by the contract vendor.
(2) The Chairman or, in his absence, the Acting Chairman may administer oaths and compel the attendance of witnesses.
E. Rehearing. Upon motion initiated by any member and adopted by unanimous vote of the members present, but not less than a majority of all the members, the Board shall review at a rehearing any order, decision or determination of the Board not previously reviewed. Notice shall be given as upon an original hearing. Upon such rehearing, and provided that it shall appear that no vested rights due to reliance on the original order, decision or determination will be prejudiced thereby, the Board may, upon the concurrence of all the members present, reverse, modify or annul its original order, decision or determination.

§ A316-8. Referrals.

A. Prior to taking action on any matter which would cause any change in the regulations or use of land or buildings on real property as specified in § 239-m of the General Municipal Law, the Board shall make referrals to the Orange County Planning Department.
B. Within 30 days after receipt of a full statement of such referred matter, the Orange County Planning Department to which referral is made shall report its recommendations thereon to the Board, accompanied by a full statement of the reasons for such recommendations. If such planning agency disapproves the proposal or recommends modification thereof, the Board shall not act contrary to such disapproval or recommendation, except by a vote of a majority plus one of all the members thereof and after the adoption of a resolution fully setting forth the report for such contrary action. The Chairman shall read the report of the Orange County Planning Department at the public hearing on the matter under review.
C. If the Orange County Planning Department fails to report within such period of 30 days or such longer period as may have been agreed upon, the Board may act without such report.

§ A316-9. Decisions.

A. Time limit. Decisions by the Board shall be made not later than 60 days from the date of the final hearing.
B. Form. The final decision on any matter before the Board shall be made by written order signed by the Chairman. Such decision shall state the findings of fact which were the basis for the Board's determination. After such determination, the Board may reverse or affirm, wholly or partly, or may modify the order or requirement of the administrative official appealed from. The decision shall also state the conditions and safeguards necessary to protect the public interests.
C. Basis. The Board, in reaching said decision, shall be guided by standards specified in the applicable ordinance as well as by the community goals and policies as specified in a Comprehensive Plan, if any, and by the findings of the Board in each case.
D. Conflicts with other laws or ordinances. In reviewing an application on any matter, the standards in any applicable local law or ordinance or state statute shall take precedence over standards of these rules whenever a conflict occurs. In all other instances, the more restrictive rule shall apply.
E. Expiration. Unless otherwise specified, any order or decision of the Board for a permitted use shall expire if a building or occupancy permit for the use is not obtained by the applicant within 90 days from the date of the decision; however, the Board may extend this time an additional 90 days.
F. Rehearings. After a rehearing, other than one based on a substantial change in conditions, the original order may be changed only by a concurring vote of all the members then present, but not less than a majority of the Board, and in conformance with § A316-7E of these regulations.
G. Filing. Decisions of the Board shall be immediately filed in the office of the Town Clerk and shall be a public record. The date of filing of each decision shall be entered in the official records and minutes of the Board.
H. Notice. Copies of the decision shall be forwarded to the applicant and the Orange County Planning Department when referral to the county planning agency was required in the particular case.
I. Certification. A copy of the Board's decision, including all terms and conditions, shall be transmitted to the municipal administrative official and shall be binding upon and observed by him, and he shall fully incorporate such terms and conditions of the same in the permit to the applicant or appellant whenever a permit is authorized by the Board.

§ A316-10. Adoption and amendment of rules.

A. Adoption. Upon adoption of these rules by the Board, the Secretary shall file a copy of these rules with the Town Clerk, and they shall be a public record.
B. Amendment. These rules may be amended by an affirmative vote of not less than four members of the Board, provided that such amendment is presented in written form at a regular or special meeting preceding the meeting at which the vote is taken.
C. Filing. All amendments adopted shall be filed in the same manner as provided for the rules in § A316-10A.

 

 

DISPOSITION LIST

 

Chapter DL: DISPOSITION LIST

The following is a chronological listing of legislation of the Town of Woodbury adopted since the republication of the Code, indicating its inclusion in the Code or the reason for its exclusion. [Enabling legislation which is not general and permanent in nature is considered to be non-Code material (NCM).] Information regarding legislation which is not included in the Code nor on this list is available from the office of the Town Clerk. The last legislation reviewed for the republication of the Code was L.L. No. 12-1999, adopted 12-16-1999.

§ DL-1. Disposition of legislation.

 
Local Law Number
 		 Adoption Date
 		 Subject
 		 Disposition
 
1-2000
 		 2-17-2000
 		 Taxation: business investment exemption reduction
 		 Ch. 277, Art. IV
 
2-2000
 		 2-17-2000
 		 Building construction amendment
 		 Ch. 96
 
3-2000
 		 3-16-2000
 		 Fees amendment
 		 Ch. 143
 
4-2000
 		 3-16-2000
 		 Towing rates
 		 NCM
 
5-2000
 		 3-16-2000
 		 Fees amendment; water service and water rates amendments
 		 Ch. 143; Ch. 298, Arts. I and II
 
6-2000
 		 4-6-2000
 		 Adoption of renumbering of Code
 		 Ch. 1, Art. II
 
7-2000
 		 5-4-2000
 		 Water service amendment
 		 Ch. 298, Art. I
 
8-2000
 		 5-18-2000
 		 Moratorium on residential developments
 		 NCM
 
9-2000
 		 5-18-2000
 		 Moratorium on developments in LIO District
 		 NCM
 
10-2000
 		 7-6-2000
 		 Dimensions and weights of vehicles
 		 Ch. 120
 
11-2000.
 		 8-3-2000
 		 Subdivision regulations amendment
 		 Ch. 272, Part 2
 
12-2000
 
 		 Moratorium
 		 NCM
 
13-2000
 		 10-5-2000
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
14-2000
 		 12-7-2000
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
15-2000
 		 12-7-2000
 		 Officers and employees: Deputy Clerk
 		 Ch. 50, Art. I
 
1-2001
 		 1-18-2001
 		 Fees amendment
 		 Ch. 143
 
2-2001
 		 2-15-2001
 		 Business improvement districts
 		 Ch. 24
 
3-2001
 		 6-7-2001
 		 Subdivision regulations amendment
 		 Ch. 272, Part 2
 
4-2001
 		 11-5-2001
 		 Business improvement districts amendment
 		 Ch. 24
 
5-2001
 		 12-6-2001
 		 Animals: dogs, animals and birds; impoundment and boarding fees; curbing of dogs amendment
 		 Ch. 85, Art. II, IV and V
 
1-2002
 		 3-7-2002
 		 Signs repealer; zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 256, Art. I (repealer only); Ch. 310
 
2-2002
 		 4-18-2002
 		 Dogs, animals and birds amendment
 		 Ch. 85, Art. II
 
3-2002
 		 6-20-2002
 		 Use of parks amendment
 		 Ch. 230, Art. I
 
4-2002
 		 6-20-2002
 		 Temporary water rates amendment
 		 NCM
 
5-2002
 		 7-18-2002
 		 False alarms amendment
 		 Ch. 78
 
6-2002
 		 7-18-2002
 		 Use of parks amendment
 		 Ch. 230, Art. I
 
7-2002
 		 7-18-2002
 		 Use of parks amendment
 		 Ch. 230, Art. I
 
8-2002
 		 9-26-2002
 		 Use of parks amendment
 		 Ch. 230, Art. I
 
9-2002
 		 11-7-2002
 		 Sewer use rate schedule amendment
 		 Ch. 253, Part 3
 
1-2003
 		 1-16-2003
 		 Towing
 		 Repealed by L.L. No. 5-2005
 
2-2003
 		 4-3-2003
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
3-2003
 		 5-1-2003
 		 Cemeteries
 		 Ch. 109
 
4-2003
 		 6-19-2003
 		 Mutual aid
 		 Ch. 48
 
5-2003
 		 8-18-2003
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
6-2003
 		 12-4-2003
 		 Health insurance
 		 Ch. 51
 
7-2003
 		 12-18-2003
 		 Snow and ice removal amendment
 		 Ch. 269, Art. VI
 
1-2004
 		 3-18-2004
 		 Prohibited parking amendment
 		 Ch. 227
 
2-2004
 		 4-1-2004
 		 Administrative Board requirements
 		 Ch. 3
 
3-2004
 		 5-6-2004
 		 Water service amendment
 		 Ch. 298, Art. I
 
4-2004
 		 5-6-2004
 		 Water service amendment
 		 Ch. 298, Art. I
 
5-2004
 		 6-28-2004
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
6-2004
 		 11-4-2004
 		 Bonding: subdivisions and site plans
 		 Ch. 92
 
7-2004
 		 12-16-2004
 		 Health insurance amendment
 		 Ch. 51
 
1-2005
 		 1-20-2005
 		 Property maintenance amendment
 		 Ch. 240
 
2-2005
 		 1-3-2005
 		 Streets and sidewalks: winter parking regulations
 		 Ch. 269, Art. I
 
3-2005
 		 2-17-2005
 		 Peddling and soliciting
 		 Ch. 234
 
4-2005
 		 2-17-2005
 		 Health insurance amendment
 		 Ch. 51
 
5-2005
 		 6-2-2005
 		 Towing
 		 Ch. 283
 

 		 7-21-2005
 		 Towing fees amendment
 		 Ch. 283
 
6-2005
 		 10-17-2005
 		 Noise
 		 Ch. 208
 
7-2005
 		 11-3-2005
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
8-2005
 		 11-3-2005
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
9-2005
 		 11-3-2005
 		 Conservation cluster development
 		 NCM
 
10-2005
 		 11-3-2005
 		 Zoning Map amendment
 		 NCM
 
11-2005
 		 11-3-2005
 		 Zoning Map amendment
 		 NCM
 
12-2005
 		 11-28-2005
 		 Code of Ethics
 		 Ch. 39
 
1-2006
 		 2-19-2006
 		 Tax exemption for volunteer fire departments and volunteer ambulance services
 		 Ch. 277, Art. V
 
2-2006
 		 2-27-2006
 		 Sewer use rate schedule amendment
 		 Ch. 253, Part 3
 
3-2006
 		 2-27-2006
 		 Public access to records
 		 Ch. 247
 
4-2006
 		 6-15-2006
 		 Water service amendment
 		 Ch. 298, Art. I
 
5-2006
 		 7-6-2006
 		 Zoning amendment
(Conservation Cluster Development Overlay District)
 		 Ch. 310
 
6-2006
 		 7-6-2006
 		 Zoning amendment
 		 Ch. 310
 
7-2006
 		 7-6-2006
 		 Designation of conservation cluster development on Dunderberg Road
 		 NCM
 
8-2006
 		 7-6-2006
 		 Zoning Map amendment
 		 NCM
 
9-2006
 		 7-6-2006
 		 Zoning Map amendment
 		 NCM
 
10-2006
 		 8-17-2006
 		 Fees amendment
 		 Ch. 143
 
1-2007
 		 2-1-2007
 		 Water rates amendment
 		 Ch. 298, Art. II
 
2-2007
 		 5-3-2007
 		 Illicit discharges and connections
 		 Ch. 185
 
3-2007
 		 5-3-2007
 		 Stormwater managerment and erosion and sediment control; subdivision of land amendment; zoning amendment
 		 Chs. 267; 272; 310
 
4-2007
 		 5-17-2007
 		 Fees amendment
 		 Ch. 143
 
1-2008
 		 1-17-2008
 		 Tax exemption for Cold War veterans
 		 Ch. 277, Art. VI
 
2-2008
 		 2-7-2008
 		 Parks: smoking
 		 Ch. 230, Art. III