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Chapter 16: Defense and
Chapter 64: Bingo
Chapter 78: Burning, Outdoor
Chapter 84: Curfew
Chapter 86: Docks and Moorings
Chapter 91: Entertainment, Outdoor
Chapter 98: Firearms and Fireworks
Chapter 102: Fire Prevention/ Construction
Chapter 107: Flood Damage Prevention
Chapter 121: Fences and Walls
Chapter 122: Loitering
Chapter 124: Green Energy
Chapter 125: RV & Campers
Chapter 127: Nuisances
Chapter 129: Occupations, Licensing of
Chapter 134: Parks
Chapter 138: Peace and Good Order
Chapter 139: Peddling and Soliciting
Chapter 141: Property Maintenance
Chapter 147: Sewers
Chapter 154: Snowmobiles
Chapter 161: Streets and Sidewalks
Chapter 163: Swimming and Fishing
Chapter 168: Taxation
Chapter 175: Vehicles and Traffic
Chapter 184: Water
Chapter 186: Waterfront Consistency
Chapter 190: All Zoning Laws
Sections
§ 190-8 Permitted Uses
§ 190-11 Density Control
§ 190-15 Compliance with minimum average density; yard restrictions
§ 190-17 Minimum living area for dwelling units
§ 190-18 Damage or loss within any district
§ 190-22 General provisions
§ 190-26 Sign Regulations
§ 190-29-35 Nonconforming Buildings, Uses and Lots
§ 190-49 Site Plan Review
§ 190-50 Subdivision of Land
ARTICLE XI – XIV Administration and Procedures
Frequently Asked Questions
- Alterations, improvements and remodeling of garages; carports; all sheds; roofing; siding; decks; porches; stairs; fences; swimming pools in which the water depth is two feet or greater; heating systems (new and replacement); hot tubs; fire suppression systems; fire alarm systems; solid fuel burning appliances; gas fired decorative appliances; parking lots.
- Fences require a permit and planning board approval, this includes a hedge row (living fence.)
- Roof tear down requires a permit
- Demolition of any structure requires a permit
- Sheds or other outdoors structures require a permit and may require Planning and Zoning Board approval
- Garage sales must be concluded within seven days, with the exception of nonprofit organizations, and may be held no more than twice a year.
- Boats which are not seaworthy or which have been abandoned may not be left in public view for more than 12 months
- Names and addresses of adjoining properties are required on your building permit
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