Drainage of stormwater incident to any school, any commercial or industrial use, use requiring the issuance of a special use permit or use requiring the review and approval of site development plans shall be disposed of on the site.

Machinery which is accessory to an industrial use shall be electrically operated except for vehicles or machinery used for loading or hauling, and individual power plants shall be permitted to those required for emergency or standby use.

[Amended 11-19-2002 by L. L. No. 66-2002],

No wall, fence, hedge, shrub, advertising or identification sign or other structure or growth more than three (3) feet high, nor any other obstruction to vision, shall be erected or maintained on a corner lot within the triangular area bounded by the lines connecting the street corner of the lot and a point twenty- five (25) feet from such corner on each of the intersecting street lines. The exception to this provision shall be within the Huntington Village Business Improvement District, where a building, including the permitted accoutrements therein and thereon, may occupy the space described above.

**Webmasters Note: The previous section has been amended as per Local Law No. 66-2002.

No lot shall be subdivided and no portion of a lot shall be sold where such subdivision or sale shall result in the establishment of one (1) or more parcels that are nonconforming in respect to the minimum area, yard or other requirements for the district in which the lot is located.

[Amended 5-10-2005 by L.L. No. 15-2005]

A. No commercial vehicles or construction equipment shall be kept, deposited, or maintained upon any residential property without proper municipal authorization or Zoning Board grant. Commercial vehicles or construction equipment, as used within this section, shall include, but not be limited to, limousines, road rollers, power shovels, road-building machines, road sweepers, sand spreaders, well drillers, box trucks, dump trucks, back hoes, skid steers, bulldozers, cranes, earth movers, fork lifts, scaffolding, tractors, tractor-trailer combinations or individual parts thereof, harvesting machines, moving vans, refuse collection vehicles, tank-

body-type vehicles or other vehicles with six wheels or more having the chassis and body-type of a truck, or a house coach as defined by the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, or other equipment maintained or used for purposes of construction, demolition or commercial landscaping regardless of whether it is being used for such intended purposes.

B. No boat, trailer, house coach or mobile home in excess of 15 feet in overall length shall be kept in the area between the street right-of-way and the front line of the main building projected to side lot lines on any lot in a residential district.

C. No boat, trailer, house coach or mobile home shall be maintained in such manner as to constitute a hazard to children.

D. No vehicle shall be kept, deposited, or maintained upon any residentially-zoned property, that utilizes six or more wheels to operate, without proper municipal authorization or Zoning Board grant unless the Director of Public Safety or his designee determines the vehicle is being used for non-commercial purposes.

**Webmasters Note: The previous section has been amended as per Local Law No. 15-2005.

Landscaping and screening as defined and required in this chapter is designed to provide for a high standard of aesthetic character, maintenance and improvement of property values, protection of persons and property and protection of residential areas from the adverse effects of nonresidential development resulting from the transmission of dust, glare and noise.

A. Screening or fencing. In any district, screening or fencing shall be required along any lot line of a premises used for nonresidential purposes where such premises abuts a residence district boundary or where specified elsewhere in this chapter. A screening strip shall not be less than 10 feet in width, except where a lesser or greater width is specified in the district regulations. Screening requirements may be waived or reduced by the Board of Appeals upon a finding that such screening is unnecessary by reason of topographic conditions or other site characteristics.

B. Landscaping. All areas of any lot not used for structures, parking and loading areas or accessways shall be planted in grass, shrubs and trees in conformance with a landscape plan approved by any board or official empowered to approve site plans, by the Board of Appeals in the case of special use permits and by the Building Inspector in all other cases. Such landscaping areas shall be regularly maintained so as to assure the viability of all. required plant material, and lack of such maintenance shall constitute a violation of this chapter.

C. Watering systems. In I-1 and I-2 Light Industry Districts, all site plans shall be required to show landscape watering systems adequate to cover all required landscaping areas which lie between the front line of the main building, as projected from side line to side line, and the street right-of-way line, and such systems shall be installed prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy.