The uses listed in § 129-7D.

The uses or work enumerated in § 129-33.

Applications for zoning permits shall be accompanied by a plot plan, in duplicate, drawn to scale, showing the location and dimensions of the lot and existing buildings, structures and natural features thereon and, where applicable, the existing shoreline and any changes proposed thereof and the character and extent of and the lines within which the proposed work is contemplated.

The applicant also shall furnish such additional pertinent information respecting the proposed use or work as may be necessary to determine the propriety of the issuance of a zoning permit.

In the case of uses or work enumerated in § 129-7D and in § 129-33B and C, the Building Inspector shall refer the application and plans to the Village Engineer for review and report on the engineering aspects of the proposal, which reports shall be made within 30 days after receipt of the application. The Building Inspector shall then present the application and plans, together with his and the engineer's report thereon, to the Village Board of Trustees for consideration. Said Board may request the Planning Board to review and report upon such plans. After due consideration, the Village Board of Trustees may approve or disapprove the plans and application and may authorize the Building Inspector to issue a zoning permit therefor, subject to such conditions as said Board may impose.

In the case of work enumerated under § 129-33A and subject to Subsection C hereinbelow, no permit shall be issued unless the Village Engineer has examined the plans and application therefor and said engineer has certified to the Building Inspector that:

Whenever the Village Engineer or Building Inspector determines that work enumerated under §129-33A will affect an area in excess of 1/2 acre or in excess of the immediate site of a proposed building to which such work is incidental or that such work may affect steep slope land or adjacent property or the Village Master Plan, the Building Inspector shall refer the plans and application to the Planning Board for review and report. In such cases, the Planning Board shall, upon application, consider, at a public hearing, among other things, the relation and conformity of the proposed work to the Master Plan and its effect upon the natural assets of the Village and on adjacent property. The Planning Board also shall consider: (1) the environmental impact of the proposed work; (2) the suitability of the proposed work for the area where it is proposed; (3) alternatives to the proposed work which would eliminate the need for the requested zoning permit or would reduce the potential impact of the proposed work; (4) the nature and extent of any mitigation proposed by the applicant; (5) other mitigation which would serve to reduce any potential adverse environmental impacts, including a reduction in the nature of the state of the proposed work; and (6) whether such work will tend to secure safety from fire, flood, erosion and other dangers; promote health, safety and general welfare; lower the water table and endanger the conservation, enhancement and protection of natural assets. In the case of an unfavorable report by the Planning Board, the Building Inspector shall not issue a permit.

No building erected subject to the Uniform Code shall be used or occupied, except to the extent authorized hereunder, until a certificate of occupancy has been issued. No building similarly enlarged, extended, or altered, or upon which work has been performed which requires the issuance of a building permit shall be occupied or used more than 30 days after the completion of the alteration or work unless a certificate of occupancy has been issued.

A nonconforming use permit shall be required prior to the following:

All certificates of occupancy and nonconforming use permits shall be issued by the Code Enforcement Officer.

Application for a nonconforming use permit or a certificate of occupancy shall be made in writing by the owner or his authorized agent upon forms provided by the Building Inspector. An application for a certificate of occupancy shall be filed at the same time or prior to application for a building permit. The fee for a nonconforming use permit or a certificate of occupancy shall be as set forth in Chapter A132, Fees, and the fee for a certified copy of an approved permit previously issued shall be paid as set forth in Chapter A132, Fees, which shall be submitted with the application for such permit or copy thereof.

Upon completion of construction or alteration of a building and prior to a change in use of any land, the Building Inspector shall review such certificate of application, inspect the premises and thereafter, but within 10 days from date of receipt of written application or request to inspect the premises, as the case may be, grant or deny such certificate of occupancy. In the case the Building Inspector shall decline to issue a certificate of occupancy, his reason for doing so shall be stated upon the application and one copy thereof returned to the applicant.

A certificate of occupancy shall certify that the work has been completed and that the building and/or proposed use and occupancy conform to all provisions of this chapter, applicable laws and regulations and shall specify the use or uses and the extent thereof to which the building, structure or land may be put.

In the case of a nonconforming use permit for the purpose of recording the status of an existing nonconforming use, the nonconforming use permit shall also state the character and extent of each lawful conformity and nonconformity and the authority for any nonconformity found upon inspection by the Building Inspector.