Town Council: Bob Bloxom Ray Burger Thelma Gillespie Catherine Krause Marino Joy Maphis Oswald  Mayor: Fletcher Fosque Town Manager: Matt. Spuck  ONANCOCK Live it Love it VIRGINIA FOUNDED 1680 Town of Onancock Town Council Meeting January 25, 2021 at 7:00 p.m.  15 North. Street Onancock, VA 23417 757-787-3363 www.Ononcock.com  THIS IS A VIRTUAL MEETING - NO IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE  nttps/www.onancockcom/tc/page/own-coundirzoom-meeting  or  nttps//uS02web.oom.usy84490984187pwd-aZRDFMDWAVHNLNFPZUIhQDVATZZU9  or by telephone: 1-301-715-8592 Meeting ID: 844 90984187 Passcode: 313203  Agenda  1. Call to order and roll call 2. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Public Business:  3. Consideration and approval of meeting minute from: a. December 21, 2020 Town Council meeting a. Public Hearing - Special Use Permit, 37 King St. 0. Resolution to codify Town Code  Motion to accept meeting dates for Town Council and Committees for 2021  5. Council Discussion:  a. Town Code 36-19 to 36-29, Town Wharf (discuss 1/25, public hearing 2/22, vote 2/22 or 3/22) b. Town Code REPEAL 26-71 to 26-78 and ADD: 16-243 to 16-251 (discuss 1/25, public hearing 2/22, vote  2/22 or3/22)  Town Code 28-20, Trash (discuss 1/25, public hearing 2/22, vote 2/22 or 3/22)  6. Public comment 7. Committee Reports:  a. HRSD (Bob Bloxom) b. Waterfront (Bob Bloxom) Planning Commission (Bob Bloxom) d. Personnel (Catherine Krause) e. Strategic Planning (Fletcher Fosque)  8. Mayor's report 9. Town Manager's report 10. Council comments 11. Closed session (if required) 12. Adjourn    Town of Onancock Town Council Meeting - Virtual December 21, 2020 7:00P.M.  Call to Order and Roll Call:  Mayor Fosque called the virtual meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and roll was called. Mayor Fletcher Fosque and Councilmembers Robert Bloxom, Joy Marino, Catherine Krause, Ray Burger and Maphis Oswald were present. Councilmember Thelma Gillespie was absent. An majority of members were  present, and a quorum was established.  Consideration and Approval of the Meeting Minutes from: November 23, 2020 Regular Town Council Meeting November 30, 2020 Public Hearing  Mayor Fosque asked for any changes, corrections or additions to the minutes as submitted. Councilmember Marino stated that on page three on the November 23, 2020 minutes her comment about budgeting slip reservations for the wharf, the numbers appear to be backwards. Mr. Spuck said that he would looki into this matter and modify the minutes to accurately reflect her question. Councilmember Oswald shared that on page one the word "nefarious" was used and since that was not Councilmember Oswald made a motion to approve the minutes as amended. Councilmember Marino  the word: she used she would like it amended to say, "health & safety". seconded the motion. The motion passed by unanimous voice vote.  Public Business:  a. Resolution to Name Town Attorney: Mr. Spuck explained that Mr. Custis resigned from his post as town attorney in September but had agreed to stay oni in al limited capacity until a replacement could bei found. Ms. Rachel Kellam has applied for the position and has been interviewed by the Mayor and Town Manager. Mr. Spuck continued, stating that council would need to adopt a formal resolution for her to become the town's new attorney. Councilmember Oswald asked if council would have any inputi into replacing thet town attorney. Mayor Fosque explained that she was the only applicant. Councilmember Oswald asked if the new town attorney is being hired on ai full-time basis or as needed. Mr. Spuck stated that she Councilmember Bloxom shared with council some of Ms. Kellam'svirtues, having worked with Councilmember Oswald asked what the process is for hiring a new attorney. Mayor Fosque shared that very few attorneys in Accomack County are interested in this kind of work.  would be used as needed.  her on other boards in the community.  1    Councilmember Bloxom read the resolution to appoint Ms. Rachel Kellam as the newi town attorney. Councilmember Krause: seconded the motion. No additional discussion was had, and b. Resolution to Accept Donation of Real Property: Mr. Spuck explained that the carnival grounds, which was owned by the Onancock Volunteer Fire Department (OVFD), has been sold. Mr. Spuck then introduced Mr. John Custis to further explain this agenda item. Mr. Custis thanked Town Council for allowing him to serve as Town. Attorney for sO many) years, stating that he loves this town. Mr. Custis continued, stating that the property has been sold to a group ofi investors and builders who are excited to develop the land for single-family homes. Part of the sale of the property was a donation of 6.5 acres ofl land toi the town. Mr. Custis shared that the OVFD was instrumental in securing the land donation for thet town and should Councilmember Oswald thanked Mr. Custis for his years of service to the town. Councilmember Oswald expressed her excitement for the land donation, stating that this will be another great Mayor Fosque asked ift this matter needed to be noticed in the local newspaper. Mr.Spuck explained that it already had been. Mr.Spuck explained that council needs to adopta Mr. Spuck read the revised resolution aloud for council to consider. Councilmember Oswald made a motion to accept the resolution as read. Councilmember Krause. seconded the motion. Councilmember Oswald asked why there was no value listed for the gift of donation. Mr.S Spuck  the motion carried five to zero.  be thanked for those efforts.  asset of the town.  resolution to accept the land donation.  explained that the recipient cannot assign value to a gift, only the donor. With no additional discussion, the motion passed by unanimous voice vote.  Public Comment:  Ms. Sandra Scher, Jefferson Street, asked what the town plans on doing with the donated land. Mr. Spuck shared that the tentative plani is to turni iti into a dog park. Ms. Scher asked if the homes will be single-family. Mr. Spuck stated that they would and that they will fit into the community beautifully.  They are projected to be completed within 18-24 months.  Committee Reports:  a. HRSD, Robert Bloxom: Councilmember Bloxom shared that theyl have not met but that Mr.  Spuck will have an update in his Town Manager report. b. Waterfront Committee, Robert Bloxom: No meeting Planning Commission, Robert Bloxom: No meeting.  2    d. Personnel Committee, Catherine Krause: No meeting. e. Strategic Planning, Fletcher Fosque: No meeting  Mayor's Report:  Mayor Fosque thanked the Onancock Business and Civic Association (OBCA) for the Believe! driving tour. The tour was incredible and well received byt the community. Mr. Spuck shared that approximately  1,000 people participated in the tour. Town Manager's Report:  Mayor Fosque encouraged everyone to have a safe holiday.  Mr. Spuck shared that Town Hall is currently closed to the public and only full-time employees are allowed access. An employee has been in direct contact with someone who was diagnosed with COVID- 19 so the office will remain closed to the public until after the New' Year. Mr. Spuck further explained that staff will work remotely as needed. Amask policy has also been instituted and all employees have been interviewed and feel safe with these protocols. The affected employee will follow the return-to- work protocols outlinedi in the Town's Infectious Disease Plan adopted by Town Council. The town is currently under contract with CDBG for Small Business Recovery Assistance Grant. The town has submitted the business grant appliçation to CDBG for approval prior to them being released to town businesses. Town staff are working closely with the Onancock Main Street representatives on developing a communication plan, zoom trainings and workshops, to assist businesses with their applications. A community spark plug has been identified to be a part oft the management team. Applications will be ready to send out after. January 15t. Mr. Spuck shared that the town has a year to CARES Act grants have been fully expended. The town received two allocations from the CARES Act, both in the amount of $106,333. The reimbursement request will be sent to Accomack County tomorrow. Town staff was very excited about being able to help some of our struggling utility customers with the utility subsidy, about 40 customers received the subsidy. The town also distributed more than $50,000 in business grants during though the second CARES Act allocation. Mr. Spuck also thanked the Accomack County staff for working with us and sharing their expertise through this process. Mr. Spuck shared that the town has been awarded approximately: $21,0001 for those current utility customers who have accounts that are in arrears in excess of 60 days during the pandemic. Mr. Spuck shared with council that Mrs. Lisa Fiege has down ai fantastic jobi reaching out to those account holders. Mr. Spuck shared that all FEMA grant reimbursements have been submitted to them today. Mr. Spuck shared that thet town has met all oft the requirements for VMRC for the boat ramp project. A public notice will be going out shortly. The Army Corp of Engineers is next in line to approve the project. Mr. Spuck shared that he recently spoke with Mr. Ted Henifin with HRSD. They are currently working on securing a VRAI loan for the pipeline portion oft the project. Part of that loan may! help payoff the town's debt. Mr. Spuck willl be meeting with their HR Director to discuss' how the transfer of staff will work.  expend the funds.  3    Councilmember Oswald stated thati in the town budget some staff wages are allocated to different departments. Will that change with the transfer of the plant? Mr. Spuck stated that it would. Mr. Spuck explained that in an effort toi increase the town's communications with the residents, email and texting services have been put in place. Mr. Spuck encouraged council to test the texting system, 757-302-3900, to helpi iron out the system which has not yet been released to the public yet. This system will give residents instant feedback, day or night, and should be a good customer service tool. Mr. Spuck thanked OBCA and Councilmember Oswald for all oft their hard work with getting the Believe! driving tour setup as well as the trees at Ker Place. Mrs. Kim Moore and others did a wonderful, job with Mr. Spuck thanked OVFD for their commitment to thei town. Mr. Spuck shared that Santa will be making one final trip through town on Tuesday, December 22, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. with the help of the OVFD. Mr. Spuck also thanked Elfie and Santa for their contribution in making this holiday season sO bright! Mr. Spuck shared that he will be finalizing the newsletter: shortly. And wished everyone a safe happy  making the season bright!  Santa will be picking up all the Santa letters on his way back out of town.  holiday! Council Comments:  Councilmember Bloxom thanked Mayor and Mrs. Fosque for their help with getting the Samuel Outlaw Councilmember Krause, Marino and Burger shared that the town looks beautiful for the holidays. Councilmember Oswald thanked all of that participated int the Believe! driving tour as well as those that Mayor Fosque asked everyone to shop locally, help keep our businesses open during the winter months.  Blacksmith Shop decorated for the holidays.  helped decorate trees at Ker Plan. Everyone did a wonderful jobl  Closed Session, if needed: None was needed. Adjourn:  Councilmember Marino made a motion to adjourn. Councilmember Krause: seconded the motion. The  motion passed by unanimous voice vote. The meeting adjourned at 7:55 p.m.  Fletcher Fosque, Mayor  Lisa Fiege, Deputy Clerk    STAFF REPORT  37 King Street, Onancock, VA 23417  To: Case Number: Tax Map: General Information Applicant Owner of Record Requested. Action Location  Town Council SUP 01:21 85A2-A-45  Date: January 25, 2021 From: Matt Spuck  Will and Lynn Flynn Robert Runninger  Proposed use of tax map parcel 85A2-A-45 The parcel is located on the North side of King Street across the street from the rear parking lot of  the USPS.  Existing Land Use Adjacent Land Use  The parcel is currently zoned R-1A.  The surrounding properties are designated (R-1A)  Analysis  The structure is laid out in such a way as to allow use of the portion of the residence closest to King Street to provide additional income to the owner through the use of Onancock's Homestay policy (Sec. 38-77 (3)). The portion of the residence ini the rear will house permanent residents. The Homestay portion of the dwelling has 3 full bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The property also  has ample off-street parking for permanent residents and Homestay guests.  Conclusion  Iti is staff's opinion that the application is consistent with intent found within the Town Code for Homestay use and the application should be approved given the conditions noted below.  Suggested Motion  Mr. Chairman, Ir move to approve SUP 01:21 with the following conditions:  No more than six homestay guests may occupy the premises at any one All homestay guests must use the parking provided on the property  time.    Renovations are underway on the portion of the home available for Homestay use. When renovations are complete, the applicant must secure a business license to operate the Homestay. The owner understands that it is their responsibility to collect and remit to the town Transient Occupancy Tax on all Homestay revenue.  2    TOWN OF ONANCOCK 15 NORTHSTREET ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA 23417 SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION  Applicant's Name: Will & Lynn Flynn  Address: 10106 Newbys Bridge Road, Chesterfield, Virginia 23832  Telephone:,  804-402-0778  Date:  01/12/2021  Location & Legal Description of Property Proposed*: 37 King Street, Onancock, Virginia 23417  Tax Map # 85A2-A-45  No. of total guests (for homestay applicants only): No. of proposed parking spaces (for homestay applicants only): Parcel Number: 085A2A000004500 Zoning Classification: Residential  6  2  Name and telephone number for local emergency contact: Maggie Flynn Grant (daughter) 267-325-1033  Description of Proposed Use:  The building layout allows for one section for permanent residents and  another area for homestay use (VRBO, etc...)  (757) 787-3363 Phone  (757) 787-3309 Fax  www.onancock.com Website    TOWN OF ONANCOCK 15 NORTH STREET ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA 23417  Icertify that the information listed above is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge, andlwill comply with all provisions oft the Code for the Town of Onancock.  L A  01/12/2021  Signature of Appligant'  Date  *For requests to operate homestays, the applicant must attach a site plan that provides location of the home, setbacks from all property lines and the street, no. of proposed parking spaces, and traffic flow patterns entering and leaving the property. The zoning administrator will conduct a site visit of the property as part of the review of the application.  (757)787-3363 Phone  (757) 787-3309 Fax  www.onancck.com Website    Existing detached garage Parking for three cars  Existing shell driveway    January 13,2021  Accomack County, Virginia  Taxl Map #: 85A2-A-45 85A2-A-45 Summary Owner's Name MITCHELLDAVIDI HAYWOOD ORI LINDA LEEI MITCHELL Maliling Address POBOX419 PUNGOTEAGUE, VA 23422-0419 Base Zoning Incorporated Town Overlay Zoning Tax District Subscription Only  Parcel ID: 085AZA000004500  The assessment information is obtained from the total value of these tax map numbers...    Sale Information Transfer Date: Sales Price: Grantor: Deed Reference: Additional: Ref: Additional Ref:  Assessment information Land Value Improvement Total Value numbers... 85A2-A-45  5/16/2017 12:00:00. 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AI PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF AMENDING SUCH CODE; AND  PROVIDING WHEN SUCH CODE AND THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE.  BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA:  Section 1. The Code entitled "Code of the Town of Onancock, Virginia," published by Municipal  Code Corporation, consisting of chapters 11 through 38, each inclusive, is adopted.  Section2. All ordinances of a general and permanent nature enacted on or before June 22, 2020, and noti included in the Code or recognized and continued inf force by reference therein, are repealed.  Section 3. The repeal provided for in section 2 hereof shall not be construed to revive any ordinance or part thereof that has been repealed by a subsequent ordinance that is repealed by this  ordinance.  Section 4. Unless another penalty is expressly provided, every person convicted of a violation of any provision of the Code or any ordinance, rule or regulation adopted or issued in pursuance thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $2,500 or confinement in jail not exceeding twelve months, or by both such fine and imprisonment; provided, that such penalty shall not exceed the penalty provided by the Code of Virginia for al like offense. Each act of violation and each day upon which any such violation shall continue or occur shall constitute a separate offense. The penalty provided by this section, unless another penalty is expressly provided, shall apply to the amendment of any Code section, whether or not such penalty is reenacted in the amendatory ordinance. In addition to the penalty prescribed above, the    Town Council: Bob Bloxom Ray Burger Thelma Gillespie Catherine Krause Joy! Marino Maphis Oswald  Mayor: Fletcher Fosque Town Manager: Matt Spuck  ONANCOCK Live it Love it VIRGINIA FOUNDED1680  15 North. Street Onancock, VA 23417 757-787-3363 www.Ononcock.com  town may pursue other remedies such as abatement of nuisances, administrative adjudication, injunctive  relief and revocation of licenses or permits.  Section 5. Additions or amendments to the Code when passed in such form as to indicate the intention of the town to make the same a part of the Code shall be deemed to be incorporated in the  Code, sO that reference to the Code includes the additions and amendments.  Section 6. Ordinances adopted after June 22, 2020, that amend or refer to ordinances that have been codified int the Code shall be construed as if they amend or refer to like provisions of the Code.  Section7. This ordinance shall become effective on.  (This section intentionally left blank)    Town Council: Bob Bloxom Burger Ray Thelma Gillespie Catherine Krause Joy Marino Maphis Oswald  Mayor: Fletcher Fosque Town Manager: Matt Spuck  ONANCOCK Live it Love it VIRGINIA FOUNDED 1680  15 North. Street Onancock, VA23417 757-787-3363 www.0nancock.com  Passed and adopted by the Town Council of the Town of Onancock, Virginia this  day of  2021.  Mayor  APPROVED AS1 TO CONTENT, FORM AND LEGALITY:  Town Attorney ATTEST: Town Clerk  Certificate of Adoption  Ihereby certify that the foregoingi is a true copy of the ordinance passed at the regular meeting  of the Town Council, held on1 the.  day of  Town Clerk    Town Council Meeting Calendar for 2021:  The Onancock' Town Council meeting on the Fourth Monday of the Month at7:00 p.m. unless otherwise  stated. The Fourth Thursday of the Month is the designated make-up day.  January 25, 2021 February 22, 2021 March 22, 2021 April 26, 2021 May 24, 2021 June 28, 2021 July 26, 2021 August 23, 2021 September 27,2021 October 25, 2021 November 22, 2021  December 20, 2021 (Third Monday of the Month) Planning Commission Meeting Calendar for 2021:  The Onancock Planning Commission meets on the Third Tuesday of the Month at 5:20 p.m. unless  otherwise stated.  February 16, 2021 March 16, 2021 April 20, 2021 May 18, 2021 June 15, 2021 July 20, 2021 August 17,2021 September 21, 2021 October 19, 2021 November 16, 2021 December 21, 2021  Waterfront Committee Meeting Calendar for 2021:  The Onancock Waterfront Committee meets on the Second Tuesday of the Month at 5:30 p.m. unless  otherwise stated.  February 9, 2021 March9 9, 2021 April 13, 2021 May11, 2021 June 8, 2021 July 13, 2021 August 10, 2021 September 14, 2021 October 12, 2021 November 9, 2021    December: 7,2021 Tree Board Meeting Calendar for 2021:  The Onancock' Tree Board meets on the Second Wednesday of the Month at 6:00 p.m. unless otherwise  stated.  February 10, 2021 March 10, 2021 April 14, 2021 May 12, 2021 June 9, 2021 July 14, 2021 August 11, 2021 September 8, 2021 October 13, 2021 November 10, 2021 December 8, 2021    ARTICLEI II. THE TOWN WHARF* Sec. 36-19. Definitions.  The following words, terms and phrases, when usedi in this article, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Commercial vessel means any vessel that is used for income- producing purposes.  Boats mean alll boats and/or trailers.  Parking means to bring a vehicle to a halt and leave it temporarily, typically in a parking lot or by the side Parking lots mean the blacktop areas used for parking motorized vehicles or any area properly marked Refuse means food, animal, or vegetable matter, papers, cans, bottles, and all other forms of waste materials, refuse, garbage and any substance which may tend to create pollution. Resident or town resident means a person who owns real propertyi in ori is al bona fide resident of the Vehicles mean any and all motorized vehicles and trailers, including, without limitation, all motorcy- Wharf or wharf area means the town wharf property adjacent to Market Street and Mt. Prospect, including docks, floats and facilities furnished by the town, either on land or in the harbor waters of  oft the road  by the town for the use of parking.  town.  cles, motorbikes, and mopeds, but not including non-mechanized bicycles.  Onancock Creek.  (Code 1989, S 22-1; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of 2-12-1996)  Sec. 36-20. Enforcement.  The Hharbormaster.any employee of the Onancock Wharf & Marina, Town Manager,or: any police officer or anyother duly authorized town employee shall have the authority to enforce all of  the provisions of this article. Sec. 36-21. Hours of operation. and posted at the wharf.  (Code 1989, $2 22-10; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of2-12-1996)  Thei town wharf shall be open to the public at any time unless otherwise ordered by the town council  (Code 1989, $2 22-2; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of2-12-1996)  *State law references--Town. boundaries embracing wharves, piers, docks, etc., Code of Virginia,    S 15.2-3105; authority relative to removal, repair, etc., of wharves, piers, bulkheads, etc., Code of Virginia., S 15.2-909; Virginia Port Authority, Code of Virginia, 5 62.1-128 et seq.; authority of town  relative to port management, Code of Virginia, 5 62.1-163. WATERWAYS, WHARFS AND DOCKSS 536-21 Sec. 36-22. Overnight camping.  CD36:3  Overnight camping by land-oriented vehicles shall not be permitted in the wharf area unless No overnight parking shall be permitted int the. wharfarea unless authorized in writing  authorized by at town agent in writing.  bya a town agent.  (Code 1989, 5 22-3; Ord. eff.6-27-1989; Amd. of2-12-1996) Sec. 36-23. Regulation of Traffic and Parking.  a/PaFkngeFVehelclessalonwysepermtted-AtnedesgnatedpatHPEsPaeeENPRe-bBEHtOP res,eweeptasmeeseISuREheEeFFeOVeB9SNO person shall park any motor vehicle or trailer other than in such areas of town expressly designated for that purpose. All parking shall be onaf first (b) Boat trailers shall be parked in areas sO designated for extra-long vehicles or at the direction of the (c) No person shall stop or park any motor vehicle in any place or in any manner sO as to unreasonably (d) Parking fees shall be assessed to park any boat trailer on any public street, right of way, parking  come first served basis. harbormaster.  impede orn restrict the orderly use of any street,road, driveway, or facility. facility, or any other space owned or operated by the Town of Onancock  (e) Parking fees shall be ini the following amount:  (1)Daily permit: $7.00 valid for the calendar day issued or marked (ifp pre-purchased) (11 Town Trailer Parking Permit is collected at the boat ramp in Onancock byan (i) Town Trailer Parking Permit is available at the Town Hall during normal business  employee of the town and is due prior to accessing Onancock Creek from the boat ramp  hours and will be marked by the Town employee with the date for which the permit was purchased used to transport the trailer at all times with the date of the permit visible at all times (2) No parking fee shall be prorated or refunded for any reason whatsoever.  The permit must be prominently displayed on the dashboard of the vehicle    (Thef following motor vehicles andt trailers are exempt from the parking fee but, with the exception of those motor vehicles and trailers owned by government entities as described in (2) below, shall be required to display an annual parking permit while parked on any property owned or operated by the  Town of Onancock:  (1) Motor vehicles and trailers assessed by Accomack County with personal property tax; (2)Motor vehicles and boat trailers owned by the United States, the Commonwealth of Virginia, Accomack County, Northampton County, Town of Onancock. This includes any department.office. commission, or authority thereof provided such vehicle or trailer displays government license plates or (g) The Accomack County Treasurer shall issue an annual parking permit in the form of a placard, mirror hanger, decal, or other device for each waterborne vessel and its trailer assessed with personal property tax by Accomack County, provided such vessel and trailer have situs in Accomack County, Such annual parking permit shall be valid for the tax year beginning July 1 and ending the following. June 30. Such annual parking permit must be prominently displayed as instructed by Accomack County. (h)No parking permit shall be transferrable, and any replacement must be obtained from Accomack County, If notp prominently displayed at the time of entering the Town, the operator must obtain a daily (The Onancock Police Department, Onancock Marina & Wharf emplovees, or any designated town employee shall enforce the provisions of this section. In any prosecution foray violation of this section, proof that the motor vehicle or boat trailer described int the complaint or the citation, togetherwith proof that the defendant. at the time of such violation, was the registered owner, shall constitute: a rebuttable presumption that such registered owner was the person who parked the motor vehicle or (A Any person violating Section 36-23 shall be guilty ofa Class 4 misdemeanor. Any personi issueda citation for violation of section 36-23 who does not contest the citation may mail the citation along with the fine of $75.00 to the Town of Onancock within 72] hours oft the violation. The name of the person failing to do sO shall be certified to the county general district court and shall cause such a complaint, (c) Parking regulations to be enforced by the town police department in accordance with chapter 26.  iso otherwise readily identifiable as government property  permit from the Town of Onancock as described herein.  trailer at the place where and for the time such violation occurred.  summons or warrant to bei issued for such delinquent parking citation. (Code 1989, S 22-4; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of 2-12-1996) Sec. 36-24. Miscellaneous regulations and prohibitions. projectiles within the confines of the wharf.  (a) Games. There shall be no ball games, horseshoe games, darts or other games involving airborne (b) Openj fires. It shall be unlawful to build open fires in the wharf area at any time. Gas and charcoal (c) Loud or obscene language. It shall be unlawful for any person to use loud or obscene language  grills shall not be considered open fires and aret thus permitted.    within the wharfarea.  (d) Pets. All pets shall be under leash control of owners in the wharf area. Leashes may not exceed 25 curbing of their pets and cleaning up their messes, and disposing of the same in receptacles provided for (e) Swimming. It shall be unlawful to swim off of any town-owned wharf property or off ofany boat (f) Alcoholic beverages. There shall be no alcoholic beverages consumed in the public area oft the  feeti in length. Owners shall be responsible for  same.  moored to such wharf property.  wharf property.  (g) Fuels. All fuel and fuel products are to be dispensed only.with the permission from,t the harbormaster or Hisdelegstedesignee. No 50-gallon or other containers are to be utilized int the dispensing off fuel  across the  town docks. This subsection does not apply to outboard motor vessels. (Code 1989, $22-5;Ord.e eff.6-27-1989; Amd. of 2-12-1996) Sec. 36-25. Boat slp-erramp regulations.  (a)! Each person shall have a period of 15-minutes in which to load or off-load any boat or waterborne vessel at the Onancock Town Ramp. Loading or off-loading shall be deemed tol begin when the boat or waterborne vessel is placed in a position SO as to reasonably prevent any other boat or waterborne vessel from using the ramp and end when the trailer or motor vehicle transporting the boat or waterborne vessel clears the ramp so as not to restrict its use to other persons.  Alll loading and off loading and other permitted uses oft the Onancock Town Ramp shall be strictlyona first-arrival basis,AnymonresidetwNAgouRetheso3tsHptolsunehoFretisveseatsmustpsye sestabiShed-Fem-imeiolmebyRelowAseuRe-suehiReeniesekeme4PeceS9HH0-be-gWRee  launching-fee  Ad/OFreteved-ence-esEhdwFE8390-45YpeHered-Wth-receipt.  36-220NANCOCKTOWN-CODE  ED36:4  BHA-BHREhIPEPeFmEOFaM/PeRenoseisevencensecutwedsysmeG-Fehe-tewn Dficeduring-regulabusinesseVSPFromtnehareharsrmasterlera-Reasesab-hedrom-timete  time  bythetowP-cewReN    /Amamnwa-baumchinetwyleaateloaNaked-erb-wisrbusines-houstor eeasestabishedromtmelolimeb/InetOWAcOUREH-TNSPeFmEmMsbereneessch-APHe: he-ensuing12-montaperdandean-seusedorhespetebestrwEWAS-ed-FOFaypem dA-euFrentsehedueoHunennEpermEees,a8equred-ysubSPCtIONF9PAeugH-COFAS e-Realproperlyemessandbona-ide-esideniseHnetowmyaPPyaHNPHOWPOlice-erpern -Al-paraleidockgeareasdesgnatedascoureys-psshalhaves-we-RoWFmNetom-perbester vesseluseertheOuRESHPSetseHeEH0#3679-AMRFY-1e-meer elhecurtesyaressinewomieharbermse-lhe  purchasedaRerOcteberi,theleewaeemehaeHtheannuaHee: eEHOR/SAASemSBeLOReRPGHEGHRe-tew-monage.  PeaE  Walkwaysarete-bebeheptceatOFmormaOFgadigaanden-esding BhAIstiekers-arete-beafimeden-tnestarboardsideoFtneb9atorvesselonly (Code 1989, 5 22-6; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of 2-12-1996) Sec. 36-26. Loading and off-loading boats used in seafoodi industries.  (a) Boats used for oystering, fishing, clamming, crabbing or otherseafood industries shall be loaded and off-loaded on that portion of the wharf designated and directed by the harbormaster or his duly authorized agent. FeeslerlesdimgamdelsstreaeesmcrPesediadechagecharges. eaded-eFuneadesAveseIReHreB-ePRGwAReASFBOFR3SeFebeAREWisechargesat  Seafeed the  8He4588-Ae4PONBHmePyHReewpewRe  (b) There will not be any washing or storing of crab pots on1 thei town wharf property. There will not be any type of equipment used int the harvesting of seafood or disposal of seafood left unattended on wharf area-ermere-thanHASROWEGVSWARPWHNePeHSABFDOFmSsterOrOHherq.aled-harbor  the efficial.  (Code 1989, 5 22-7; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of5-23-1994; Amd. of2-12-1996)  Sec. 36-27. Mooring or anchoring.  (a) No boat or other vessel shall be anchored in the middle branch known as Joynes Creek, northwest    of Bagwell Bridge, except in case of an emergency.  (b) It shall be unlawful to tie-up, lay-off or stop any boat or other vessel int the harbor in such manner as to prevent or obstruct the passage, approach or berthing or other boats or vessels, except which (c) No boat or other vessel shall utilized in any way any bulkhead or pier space at the wharf except that portion which is leased from the town and, with respect only to boats of such lessees, without first obtaining the permission of the harbormaster, the town or their duly authorized agents.  specifiçally sO authorized.  WATERWAYS, WHARFS AND DOCKS S 36-27  CD36:5  (d) Subleasing will not be permitted, unless approved by thet town in writing.  (e) Any boat or other vessel may raft off any other boat or other vessel only with the permission of the harbormaster and all other boats or vessels involved, and shall be subject to the same charges for  dockage  established pursuant to section 36-29.  (f) Any dinghies shall be moored at Aslperat-the direction oft the harbormaster.  (Code 1989, 52 22-8; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of 2-12-1996) Sec. 36-28. Bathroom and shower use policy.  (a) Certain bBathrooms are open to the public during hours that the harbormaster facility is open, but  not showers.  (b)Showers and laundry facilities are free for use onaf first come first served basis fortransient boating Designate-upte-two-bathroomsoraparticuicwreyentgroup-henceretainingseparate-bath heuses-ler-iransietgwesisthrowsAFOVPHOVHRCHuReton-sgnagewiseusesHeseesegregate-units. Ftheeventpiamnerchosesto-aveshowessaMaDelOFtnelpalepantsayoaees-es staneehPHOFtPeVeRReO-BSAeSaR4NCBABOFRaSeFwAdelermneNtheleecharged aeh.person-based-embero'eAiResa5weSHoWmaNPNe designated Any special request for use of the bathrooms or showers by and outside group must be previously contracted with the Town of Onancock and the terms of use shall be defined therein.  guests."he-harbormaster-shal":  newerswiseclesed9se6amdmBleAaPeHeFSAthreousaBe    (Code 1989, $22-11; Ord. eff. .6-27-1989; Amd. of2-12-1996; Mo.0f926.2016,Mo.of1-23-2017, (a)] The Town of Onancock Ramp amidudagedhamgesahaiwm-imeietmelyhe wehsweokswehhuressenwwmaweiteel touse.  Sec. 36-29. Ramp and dockage charges. WPeURe-ACeN  Parking of vehicles and trailers is described in section 36-23.  (b)  Onancock Creek and recreational boating are an integral aspect of living in or around the Town of Onancock and while the primary purpose of the bulkhead and floating docks are for transient boaters to visit Onancock, these resources are available for use by local boaters  with the following stipulations:  The slip or bulkhead must not have been reserved bya transient boater: The use of any slip or bulkhead is limited to four (4) hours; Upon arrival, the local boater must check in with the Harbormaster and provide the  following information;  Name of primary contact, Current cell phone number;  Current and valid credit card listing the primaryo contact,  Ifthe Onancock Wharf building is closed, there is no need to checki in, but the time Local boaters do not have access or permission to use the Wharf laundryor shower  limit of four hours remains;  facilities;  There is no overnight use permitted;  If the boat remains overnight. the current transient sliprental rates apply and will be charged by the Harbormaster when the Wharf opens: After 4-hours, the credit card oni file will be charged $5.00perhour: If the local boater occupiesas slip or bulkhead reserved byat transient guest, the boater will be charged the full transient rental rate; No boater may tie up ins such a manner as to obstruct the fuela area; Any boater who ties upand restricts the ability for any other vessel to purchase fuel will be charged the full transient rental rate; Int the event a boater occupies a slip without checking in with the Harbormaster and/or does not provide the information required herein, and the slip had been previously reserved (which would preclude the Town of Onancock to fulfill its contractual obligation to the transient customer), the Harbormaster may; Charge the local boater the full transient rental fee,  Make note of the vessel's registration number and disallow future slip use, Upon multiple violations of this policy, begin proceedings allowed under state code 543-32 (b)to place a lien on said vessel for the amount of unpaid  rental upt to the maximum allowed by state code.    Definitions:  "boater" or "local boater" are terms used for any vessel not reserving a slip or bulkhead "transient" refers to any vessel1 that reserved space at the wharf through the Onancock "slip" and "floating dock" are interchangeable terms and refer to any floating dock, dock "bulkhead" refers to the west-facing side of the wharf property (in front of the wharf buildingand/or the space adjacent to the parkinga area between the ramp and the building  through the Onancock Wharf reservation system Wharf standard reservation system  space, or bulkhead under the control oft the Town of Onancock  currentlyh housing "Mallard's restaurant."  WASHaBe-aA6-deeHAEeNS-geS4AaHBEPaHOIReHOWAaNEeE,IReA3FBPFPaStereFHAEFGNy CAmemberseHSOHRPHOWAVOunteere-depaHANeREWAROHBecha-geSHOFAecak, (Code 1989, 5522-9,22-10; Ord. eff. 6-27-1989; Amd. of2-12-1996; Amd. of7-1-2000; Amd. of 2-24-2003; Amd. of10-27-2003; Amd. of 2-23-2004; Amd. of 4-26-2004; Amd. of6 6-27-2005; Amd. of  authorized-agent.  3-27-2006; Mo. of10-24-2016/1); Mo. of2-26-2018) 5 36-27 ONANCOCK TOWN CODE  CD36:6    ARTICLEHVEHICLEUICENSE  See-26-71ticense-takimpesedamount.  PususnttoCodesHV:g9446 752-amamaaHigenseamownta-PeMded orinthelee-sehedvie-en-leinthe-tewneierseiceishereby-levieduponeschmoteryehicle,trailer, Ad-SeHFaHeFwhEASAOFmaYENd,pathedersteredHAtNeowPIeptieneanysweh motorvehiclespetlyeMempe-om-tneimpesNeHRenseleeytheprevisiensel Cede-eFVirgia,-462755-FmetowAOuneHewemptsveheesownedorleasedtyactiwaetive-members-el hevolunteertredepaFtment,andveluAteerrescwe-sqads-areperitedome'alper Retewp-ceunCHmSydeFIRe-SSRCEGHNedeaHeamywmeFWRS-3SSNly-poy FheamounteHtnelcenseleeertist-impesedbyhe-tewenOtOFVeHiele,trallerer sem-Falersha-AeEbegrate-RCUREGHeIcenseisHmPeseyhestote-en-the-meter  heuseheld  PeIseRa-prePePyPtSNeWAPEPespeetetneveNee:  vehee,traHerersem-tFaHeF. cede-1989, 15/04-019-45-19892  e-7A-lienseyeaApeBe-preraHORSHaN  FoFthepurpeseeGHNSaFIe,tRelenseyersAAHBE-FO-MaRA1-e-MareN14eFhe-ReN: wecedingealendayea-InelcensenseleeamGtolevevedhereundersha-bepaidnotisterthan-Aprl15 eseh-licemseyeateNePHNSHRelcenseleeamGtetervehe,taHe.aand-seri-traHer equiredafter-Octoberl-nanylicenseyearshalbee9me-AHeHneannuallicense-lee ORG-BMeved-ereunde,aNGReKe'semselReamGBNPHPEAeNeHePveNEe-sE-redaferlansary  Sinany-eenseyeashalbes3.25. 04e1989-418-16.04-0H3151984 See-26-73.Fansteridupleates.  he-icense-seqUiredpuPBAHOIASaFICESASASnsteraberabletes-metoryeniele,traHer,er semr-traHerethe-RE-OFVehcle,taHeF,er-Se-tAthelicensewas-purchased  C04e198441310H4-63-451984  See-26-74,Dispiay,  the-windshield-stikericensetagiswed-underthisaricleshal-balfiedontheinsideefthe WindshieldeHthe-motoFvenee-SApeent1ethesNeeranG-Ae-igher thanthree-nehes-eOmHReSeHOmeHeWAGNeN,0atswehSHReeriesaHeRaSmey-be-preseribedby  statelaw  04e198918-8,0M 5e6,16-75,DisPOsHOneHrevenue. Revenue-derve-FO#-ReanG-tlevie purpesesanderedkerediediethe-generalrevenue-fund.  014-23-2018  seusedo-egener.    C0de1989,413-990:4-03-15-1984,  5e6367-Poymentenio-persemapePeyse-perguiseloissance.  Nemotervehicle,tFetOsemHFaHeFequedto-belicensedundertheprovisenseFthsaFiele Shal-se-ssuedatAIgense,4AESSOFURIHReaPPHCREOFSHEAIgeSeSAARduced otisacteryevidence1A9talpersensena-preperyiswes4ponsweh-meterveldetebeleensed,wheh nave-been-preperwasessedorareassessable-aganSHHneaPPkcanEDVIReIOwA,have-been-paid:  e4e1989,14399,9#4-0315-1984 86:46-A.GistepenedHoFPureNases,  PurehasersefneweW-OPuRedmetervehesshaesNeslowedatedeyesepereebeeimningwihthe dateorpurehase,dHFREMCMePayimelkenselee-anddipiyinelkcenserequred-bythsafiele:  e4e199418H0H483151984  Se-26-78.Penally.  AmpersenwheshilakwewpMddysarieeerwhe-ha aoFrelusete-dispiyinesameasequedSysNSaFiee,0Fwnodispiysanysuehrequires-icense RerisewPiration-die-dhasedeemegwyolamidemesn9r3A4RSOAOalbe weeeHe-penayasPMewedeFRseIR-14-VePROHISaRNeeSyineregterestered-ownerOHe venicle-maynotsedisenarged-Dypaymentoraineewteptwpom-presentatisacteryevidenee  hatthe-required-ieense-nasbeen-ebtained, 08e198941840M4-83454984 Sees-26-79--26-99-Reserved. -26-40.ONANCOCKTOWNICODE  Statelaw-referenerence-TOw-mPtrryeheelcensesesgemeraly,Codeo-VApn8-4622-752,46.2755,    DIVISION 4. VEHICLE LICENSE FEE  Sec. 16-243. Definitions.  As usedi int this article, the word "resident" shall mean and include any person having a place of abode in1 the town for more than 30 days, irrespective of anyi intention on the part oft the person to return to or establish a residence outside of the town at some future date, and any corporation or firm  having an office or place of business in town. Sec. 16-244. Required; exceptions.  a. Every resident of the town who has in his/her custody or under his/her control, a motor vehicle or motorcycle which is normally garaged, stored or parked in this town shall pay an b. This section shall not apply to any person who is exempt, under the provisions of laws of the  annual town license vehicle taxi for such motor vehicle or motorcycle. state, from payment of thet taxi imposed by this article.  State Law Reference - Exemptions from local tax; Code of Virginia 546.2-755.  Sec. 16-245. License year.  The license year under the provisions of this article shall begin on. January 1 and shall expire on December 31 of the same year. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this article, for thel license calendar year 2021 only, the taxi imposed under this article shall be prorated monthly for 2021 license year running from April 15 through December 31 ifa 2020 vehicle decal was obtained.  Sec. 16-246. Taxi imposed.  On each motor vehicle and motorcycle required to be licensed under this article there shall bea a license tax of $30.00. The assessment of this tax will be billed on thei town's personal property tax bill  on motor vehicles and motorcycles in November, due December of that year. State Law Reference - Authority for above tax; Code of Virginia 546.2-752. Sec. 16-247. Tax exemption for members of Onancock Volunteer Fire Department.  Any resident who is a current active member of the Onancock Volunteer Fire Department shall bee exempt from paying the license fee-imposed in Sec. 16-246 for a maximum of one vehicle or motorcycle, providing the resident satisfies the requirements of this section.  Its shall be the duty of the Onancock' Volunteer Fire Department to provide the Town Treasurer with an annual list of eligible members in the fire company oni the forms specified by the Treasurer and  by the dates required by the Treasurer, no later than October1.  Sec. 16-248. Proration.  The annual license fees paid on motor vehicles that acquires situs within thei town during the tax year shall be prorated monthly. Any period of more than half a month shall be charged as a whole  month.    There will be no refunds or proration of months owned when a vehicle is being removed from  town limits for any reason whatsoever.  Sec. 16-249. Payment of vehicle personal property taxes prerequisite to licensing.  Nor motor vehicle shall bel licensed under this article unless and until the applicant for such license shall have produced, before the Town Treasurer or his/her agent, satisfactory evidence that all personal property taxes upon the motor vehicle to be licensed, which personal property taxes have been assessed against such applicant, have been paid and satisfactory evidence that any delinquent motor vehicle personal property taxes owing have been paid which have been properly assessed or are  assessable against the applicant.  State Law Reference - Authority for above section, Code of Virginia 546.2-752(c)  Sec. 16-250. Disposition of revenue received under article.  The revenue derived under this article shall be paid into the general fund of the town.  Sec. 16-251. Debt collection efforts.  Ift the taxpayer fails to pay thei town-imposed vehicle license tax, the Town will use any means necessary to collect the unpaid taxi including property liens, DMV Stop, or external collection services State Law Reference - Authority for above tax collection efforts; Code of Virginia $462-752.546.2411.  until the outstanding debt is resolved.    SOLID' WASTE ARTICLE II. COLLECTION  Sec. 28-20. Removal of trash, garbage, etc., by property owners; notice and action by town; lien. (1) Owners of property may not leave trash containers of any kind ory yard debris of any kind on sidewalks or at the street's edge for more than 24-hours before or after the scheduled collection  times for these specific items.  Penalties for violating this ordinance is $15.00 per occurrence.  Trash is collected each Wednesday. No containersmay be street side before Tuesday morning ora after Thursday noon. Yard debris is collected on the first Monday of each month and may not be put out before the previous Friday. The town makes one pass for yard debris and will not revisit any property after itsi first and only pass. Missing the collection requires the property owner to remove the Unpaid fines are added to real propertytaxes. Ift the taxpayer fails to payt the town tax, the Town will use anymeans. necessary to collect the unpaid taxi including property liens. DMV Stop, or external  debris until the next month.  collection services until the outstanding debt is resolved.  (142) sidewalks  Owners of property within the town shall promptly remove therefrom, and from any  abutting such property, extending from such property to the curb face, any-and-all trash, garbage, refuse, litter and other substances-wAichtendamger4RePHGPSaerresidents-eFthe tewA. The town couneimanager, Wheneveridemsitecessayaiter reasonable notice, may have trash, garbage, refuse, litter and other like substances WAEHAgECNASAgeANAGHAeHaNye PtnerresdeniseHhetownremoved byi its own agents or employees, in which event the cost or expenses thereof shall be chargeable to and paid by the owners of such property and may be collected Prior to such removal by agents or employees of the town, the owners of such property shall be given reasonable notice, which notice shall be accomplished by mailing such notice by certified mail to the owners of such property, as shown on the most recent real estate tax records of the town, or such more recent address as the town has on file. The date the certified letter is received by the owner begins the 7-dayperiod after which time the agents of the townmayremove the materials from the property. Removal costs consist of $40 per hour for each of a two-member team. mileage for the vehicle used at the current IRS mileage rate,and any fees charged to properly dispose oft the matera5-H-83sseven yspHerte-swehremoI-PowdaRGHRAESweh-emov-maye-ses#84VH3A8WYwAR89H CA-AOtice,OFatSuch-aterimeas#ReHOWASOUReHmSydee-ea5en3B,PtReeeyenttne-tewA veryeharge-awthe:W#OAREdSVHA5aRNOWAeFeHaNYsuEAPrePeysal-ave-been assessed-and-wh-emiRSRea-eRgainstsuehpreperly-in-the-samsame-manmeras  by the town as taxes and levies are collected.  ouneldeterminemRemergeneyewists.  Feal-estate-tawes.    Unpaid fines are added to real propertytaxes. Ifthe taxpayer fails to pay the town tax, the Town will use anymeans necessaryto collect the unpaid tax including property liens, DMV Stop, or external  collection services until the outstanding debt is resolved.  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