No structure utilized for the housing, care, feeding or processing of livestock shall be placed closer than 75 feet to a residential lot line.

Swimming pools and decks shall not be closer than 15 feet to a lot line or road line.

Swimming pools shall not be closer than 15 feet to the principal structure for the lot therein.

Swimming pools shall have a fence that is compliant with the Residential Code of New York State.

Fencing for swimming pools shall comply with § 158-61.

Accessory structures larger than 1,000 square feet in the MU, CC and MED Districts shall be required to obtain site plan approval. Unless stated otherwise within Articles II through VII, nonagricultural accessory structures in any district that are greater than 4,000 square feet shall be required to obtain site plan approval.

Any use or structure which is permitted as a principal use within an individual zoning district administratively or via the site plan review process shall also be permitted as an accessory use or structure in the same district, subject to the same review and permit procedures as for a principal use.

Accessory structures shall require a building permit from the Jefferson County Fire Prevention and Building Code Department unless meeting the definition of a shed or farm stand within Article I of this chapter.

Accessory structures shall be subject to height restrictions pursuant to the applicable zoning district.

Accessory structures shall be located no closer to a lot line than 10 feet.

A permitted accessory structure that undergoes a change of use shall apply for a change of use permit, similar to any other structure or property.

In the MU, CC and MED Districts there shall be permitted one accessory structure per lot.

In multifamily residential developments there shall be permitted one accessory structure for each three buildings in addition to detached garages or carports located on site.

All automotive uses, buildings and accessory structures shall be so arranged and all servicing on the premises shall take place no closer to any lot line than 50 feet.

The nearest edge of fuel pump islands and overhead canopies shall be located a minimum of 30 feet from any lot line.

Below-grade fuel storage tanks shall be not less than 50 feet from the property line. There shall be no aboveground tanks for storage of gasoline, diesel fuel, or oil.

Entrance and exit driveways shall be located at least 10 feet from any side or rear property line.

Automotive use with sales: three acres, minimum.

Automotive use without sales: 1.5 acre, minimum.

All junk, waste and servicing materials shall be stored within a structure or enclosed within fencing so as not to be visible from off the property.

All automobile parts, partially dismantled motor vehicles or similar articles shall be stored within a building.

Vehicles awaiting repairs shall be located in an area that is screened from public view.

All repair and service work shall be conducted entirely within either a building or, where deemed appropriate by the Planning Board due to such factors as the size of the property involved and/or its location, shall be conducted entirely within a fenced-in area in which such work is visually screened from all adjoining properties and roadways.

Vehicles requiring such work shall not be stored outdoors for a period exceeding 14 days, unless such vehicles are entirely located within a fenced-in area and are visually screened from all adjoining properties and roadways.

A front yard landscape buffer 15 feet in depth from the property line shall be provided to screen storage areas where the Planning Board deems that a sufficient display of vehicles is achieved.

A side yard landscape buffer 15 feet in depth from the property line shall also be provided if the side yard abuts a public right-of-way or residential lot line.

Landscaping provided within front or side yard buffer areas for automotive uses shall count towards the required planting units as determined by the appropriate zoning classification. Additional plantings may be required at the discretion of the Planning Board to provide sufficient screening.

For service and repair establishments without sales, there shall be a limit of 10 registered vehicles stored on site waiting to be serviced, with no more than two unregistered vehicles permitted on site at any time.

For establishments with sales:

The densities of vehicles specified in this section may only be achieved if, in the Planning Board's opinion, the site can accommodate such densities without resulting in adverse visual impact.

The site characteristics to be evaluated in this regard shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the size and shape of the lot, the size and shape of the building, existing and proposed vegetation and the site's topography.

The Planning Board shall determine whether any outdoor lifts or display pads for the parking, display or storage of vehicles shall be permitted. Not more than one vehicle display pad or lift, which may be elevated up to three feet in height, shall be permitted per 100 feet of street frontage.

The parking, storage and display of vehicles and equipment along the site's roadway frontage(s) shall not exceed a one vehicle for every 20 feet of frontage, to a maximum of five vehicles or pieces of equipment.

Three visitor parking spaces per each acre or any part thereof, plus two parking spaces for each three employees, shall be provided.

In addition to the above, one parking space per 200 square feet of retail and office space within the building shall be provided.

Refueling stations or automotive service stations are permitted one access drive, except stations located on a corner lot shall be permitted one access drive on each street.

All customer parking areas shall be paved. The surfacing of all other areas on site shall be determined by the Planning Board.

Overhead garage doors providing access to maintenance, repair or wash facilities shall not be located facing any street and shall be visually buffered from surrounding residential districts.

Use of a building for residence or sleeping quarters shall not be permitted.

All washing activities shall be carried on within an enclosed building. Vacuuming activities shall be permitted, provided such activities are located at least 50 feet from adjacent residentially zoned or used property.

The units may only operate on an annual basis between May 1 and October 31.

Units may operate for a period of less than four days without obtaining a permit.

The unit must be a vehicle and not require a special permit from the New York Department of Transportation to be moved.

Mobile food service establishments must be mobile at all times during operation. There is no requirement to move the unit at specific intervals; however, the unit must be on wheels at all times and have no permanent connections to any utility service, including water, sewer, natural gas, propane or electricity.

The unit and all operations and equipment must be integral to the unit.

Mobile food units shall contain no more than 12 cubic feet of storage.

Management and access roads shall not be located within 50 feet of a lot line or 150 feet of any residential structure.

Routing of transport vehicles on roads controlled by the local government may be regulated in accordance with the State Vehicle and Traffic Law.

All applicable load hauling permits must be obtained and active with the New York State Department of Transportation.

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation regulated mining operations. Requirements and conditions concerning setbacks from lot lines and public thoroughfare rights-of-way, natural or man-made barriers to restrict access, dust control, and hours of operation, placed on the mining operation by NYSDEC as part of its permit, shall also become requirements and conditions of the local approval.

Locally regulated mining operation.

All excavation slopes in excess of one foot horizontal to two feet vertical shall be completely fenced to prohibit entrance by children and unauthorized individuals.

Access drives within 200 feet of the public road shall be treated to prevent dust.

Drainage facilities shall minimize erosion and stagnant ponds.

Overburden removed and stockpiled on site in conjunction with mining operations greater than one acre in area shall be seeded to provide an effective covering crop within the first growing season following the end of such operation. See also § 158-66.

Required permits.

Sixty-five dBA;

An increase of six dBA over average ambient noise levels during the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.;

An increase of 10 dBA over average ambient noise levels during the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

These spaces shall be permanently defined and screened with walls or fences.

Materials, colors and design of screening walls or fences shall conform to those used as predominant materials and colors on the building.

If such areas are to be covered, then the covering shall be constructed of permanent materials in character with and similar to the colors and materials on the principal building.

This section shall not apply to temporary seasonal sales uses that have valid temporary use zoning permits.

The following shall apply to outdoor sales:

All activities associated with the on-site retail sales of storage services, including the lease of fixed, individually secured and self-contained storage lockers or rooms, must occur within a permanent, approved and permitted structure on property owned, operated or otherwise legally controlled by the lessor of said retail storage services.

The minimum lot area shall be one acre, with self-storage buildings required to uphold a setback of 150 feet from the New York State Department of Transportation rights-of-way. All other buildings or structures on site shall meet the setback requirements for the respective zoning classification.

Rental storage units shall be used for storage only. Retail activities, storefronts and office activities shall be allowed on site and may be connected to the storage facility. No storage of perishable items or live animals shall be permitted.

All storage shall be inside an enclosed building; however, any incidental outdoor storage, such as parking for automobiles, trucks, buses, motorcycles, and highway and nonhighway recreational vehicles, must be shown on the site plan, and it shall be screened with walls or fences as determined by the Planning Board.

The setback requirements for outdoor storage areas shall be the same as required for buildings.

See the appropriate zoning classification for dimensional and design standard regulations, unless otherwise stated in this section.

Vehicle access shall be designed so as to accommodate auto, van, light-duty trucks and other two-axle vehicles. Internal site circulation lanes shall be adequate in dimensional cross-section, width and turning radii, where applicable, to provide for the maneuverability of fire trucks. Adequate access shall be determined by the Planning Board in consultation with the Highway Superintendent and Fire Districts.

The building spacing must allow for a fire apparatus access lane as required by the New York State Building Code and be designed according to AASHTO standards to accommodate all types of vehicles maneuvering through the entire site.

Decorative buffers and screening in accordance with the appropriate zoning classification shall be provided for aesthetic and security purposes along all site property lines which are contiguous with residentially developed and/or zoned properties.

A front and side yard landscape buffer 15 feet in depth from the property line shall be provided to screen storage areas, except where adjoining development prohibits views to the rear of the property.

In instances where development prohibits views to the rear of the property, landscaping and buffer requirements for the applicable zoning classification shall be determined at the discretion of the Planning Board.

Storage unit doors shall be screened from visibility from public streets to the maximum extent practicable.

One parking space shall be provided for each employee, plus one for every 200 retail storage units. Refer to the appropriate zoning classification for additional requirements. Vehicle parking shall be for customers and employees only while they are on the site.

Such units can only be used for the temporary on-site storage of personal property owned, operated or otherwise controlled by the lessee on real property owned, operated or otherwise controlled by the lessee within the permitted time period until such portable storage unit is removed.

The lessee of the portable storage unit shall obtain a zoning permit.

For residential and agricultural uses, a maximum of two temporary portable storage units shall be permitted per lot at the same time.

For nonresidential and nonagricultural uses, up to 10 temporary portable storage units shall be permitted per lot, provided that said units are located to the rear of the building and screened from public areas.

Except as provided in Section § 158-55(B)(8) below, temporary permits shall be for a period of six months. Application may be made for one renewal period not to exceed six months in duration.

The zoning permit can be renewed under extenuating circumstances, but in no way shall the storage units become permanent.

To the maximum extent possible, temporary portable storage units shall be located inside or in rear yards away from public roadways and residential uses.

A temporary portable storage unit shall be allowed for 60 days on a residential or commercial construction site when granted a zoning permit.

Exceptions include the storage of leased units containing personal property of the lessee completely enclosed within a permanent building having four opaque walls and a roof on real property owned, operated or otherwise controlled by the lessor. Any such activity, use or building shall be approved pursuant to the requirements of this chapter and shall not be deemed an accessory use.

The lessor of the unit does have care, custody or control of the customers' goods.

Unleased temporary portable storage units shall be screened from view from public areas.

Motor vehicle storage;

Motor vehicle salvage or wrecking;

Vehicle equipment sales, repair and rental, heavy;

Construction storage yards;

Warehouse, wholesale or distribution center.

The minimum lot area shall be one acre, with a setback of 300 feet from the New York State Department of Transportation right-of-way.

No facility shall be located within 25 feet of any adjoining residential property line (except that belonging to the owner of the vehicle wrecking and salvage yard) or within 200 feet of an adjacent residential building.

There must be erected and maintained a six-foot-high fence around the facility adequate to prohibit the entrance of children and others into the area. The Planning Board may waive the requirement of fencing where topography or other natural conditions effectively prohibit the entrance of children or others.

Where a facility would be visible from a public highway or from neighboring properties, the fence shall be of wood or other materials sufficient to completely screen the facility from view. In addition, the Planning Board shall require planting of evergreen trees or shrubbery between the fence and the road line. Refer to the design standards for buffers and screens for the appropriate zoning classification.

The facility shall not be used as a junkyard. Refer to § 158-47, Junkyards and junk vehicles.

The amount of vehicles, equipment and materials on any given lot shall not exceed a maximum of 50% of the gross lot area.

Standards in § 158-117A, B, F and L shall not be requirements of recreational vehicle parks.

Recreational vehicle parks shall be required to obtain site plan approval from the Planning Board.

An overnight recreational vehicle site shall be a minimum 1,500 square feet in size, and 2,500 square feet shall be provided for longer-term vacation camping sites. The site size shall not include roadways, park open space or any utility areas.

The owner or manager of a recreational vehicle park shall maintain an office in the immediate vicinity of the park and shall maintain accurate records of the names of park residents, home addresses and types of vehicles. These records shall be available to any law enforcement official or the Zoning Enforcement Officer.

All recreational vehicle parks shall meet with the requirements of Chapter I, New York State Sanitary Code, Part 7, Subpart 7-1, Temporary Residences and Mass Gatherings, which is adopted herein by reference and shall be subject to any other Town requirements.

Manufactured homes shall not be parked permanently in any recreational vehicle park except for the owner/operator.

Access to all sites shall be consistent with the standards set forth in Policy and Standards for Entrances to State Highways, as revised, published by the State of New York Department of Transportation.

The minimum campsite area shall be 20 feet in width and 40 feet in length.

Each parking space in a recreational vehicle park shall be improved with gravel or better covering, as approved by the Planning Board, in order to maintain a dust- and mud-free condition.

Adequate numbers and locations of restrooms and shower facilities shall be provided, with appropriate parking areas adjacent thereto.

Refuse collection areas shall be provided in key locations throughout the park or campground, with provisions for screening and refuse separation for recycling containers and collection.

All utilities shall be placed underground.

A secondary emergency exit shall be provided and properly signed.