§ 105-126. Building permits.

A. 

Except as hereinabove modified or qualified, all construction in the ED-A District shall conform to the prevailing Building Code of the Incorporated Village of Lake Success. No construction or alteration within the scope of this Article shall be commenced or executed in any part until and unless the Building Inspector shall have issued a building permit which after issue must be prominently posted on site under cover from weather for the cognizance of qualified inspectors under any pertinent jurisdiction.

B. 

Said building permit shall be issued by the Building Inspector only after:

(1) 

The owner shall have filed in triplicate with the Village Clerk:

(a) 

Application for building permit.

(b) 

Complete site plan.

(c) 

Complete building plans.

(d) 

Complete construction specifications.

(e) 

Certified copy of the resolution of the Planning Board approving the general building plans and the site plan or, in the case of an alteration, such portions of the general building plans or of the site plan, or both, as may be pertinent to the intended alteration.

(f) 

Evidence, in a form acceptable to the Building Inspector, of compliance or intended compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, codes, regulations and stipulations of all Village, county, state, federal and other agencies of competent jurisdiction.

(g) 

An agreement, in a form acceptable to the Village Attorney, providing for the payment to the Village of such sums as may reasonably be required by the Planning Board to reimburse the Village for the cost of building construction, inspection, plumbing inspection, architectural supervision, technical advice required under § 105-108 of this Article, structural engineering advice, civil engineering advice with respect to paving and drainage, landscape architectural advice and such other administrative fees and charges as may be deemed applicable and necessary to assure complete compliance with all performance standards, applicable Building Code and regulations and requirements of this chapter. The Planning Board may, in its discretion, demand a surety bond issued by an approved bonding company doing business in the State of New York in a form approved by the Village Attorney to assure payment of the above fees and charges. In the event that a building permit shall be denied, the Planning Board may, in its discretion, direct the refund of a portion of the unexpended fees and charges.

(2) 

The Building Inspector shall have critically examined all of the submitted documents and evidence and shall have satisfied himself of the complete compliance thereby with all aforesaid applicable laws, ordinances, rules, codes, regulations and stipulations.