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A,~~!~~Z VILLAGE OF EAST AURORA, 585 OAKWOOD AVE, EAST AURORA, NY 14052
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"pursuant to provisions of Section 104-3 A&B of the Code of the Village of East Aurora)
This application must be filed with the Village Administrator.
Application Fee $25.00 I Fees are paya-Jt the time of application
Permit Fee $25.00 Mailers Fee $50.00 _ _ _ 'Public Hearing $50.00
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LIST NAMES ND ADDRESSE OF ALL NEI
It is understood that if this permit is granted, it will only apply to what has been specifically listed above and will
automatically expire when/if any of the above information changes.
Applicant agrees to allow duly authorized official(s) of the Village of East Aurora to inspect the premises and the site
proposed for the keeping of other than household pets as part of processing this application.
Applicant hereby certifies th t he or she is the applicant and that the information contained in this application is true and
correct.
illage Board of Trustees reserves the right to require a public hearing.
"§ 104-3 A of the Village Code: No person or persons shall keep or house horses, cattle, swine, poultry, pigeons or any other animals
or bees other than household pets within the limits of the Village of East Aurora without a permit from the Board of Trustees, after
investigation, that the keeping of the animal, animals or bees in question will not be objectionable or offensive by reasons of noise,
smell or other cause. Such a permit shall be revocable at any time by the Board of Trustees.
"§104-3 B of the Village Code: Any person or persons wishing to keep or house hens (five or fewer in number) can forego a public
hearing by obtaining signatures of approval from all residents whose properties abut ("abut" defined as: an area of land that is next to or
has a common boundary with) the property of that person or persons. In addition, the applicants must obtain the signatures of any
residents whose home is within 225 feet of the area in which the hens will be located, even if the property does not border the
applicants' property. If any of the residents whose properties meet either of these criteria do not give a signature of approval, the
application for hens will move to a public hearing. Applicants must provide a GIS view of their property and all abutting properties. They
must also include a GIS view of all properties located within 225 feet of the location of the hens, as well as the signatures of residents
mentioned above with their application.