New York Statutes

§ 6-632 — Incumbering streets; encroachments

New York·Law VIL Village·Art. 6 Streets, Sidewalks and Public Grounds

§ 6-632 Incumbering streets; encroachments.

1.May regulate the use of\nsidewalks, stores, house and other building fronts; may regulate and\nprohibit the erection and construction of any stoop, steps, platform,\ncurb pumps, bay windows, stairs, cellar, area, areaway, descent to or\nascent from any building or any projection from any building in, to,\nupon, over or under any street or public place; may control, regulate\nand prohibit the building, use and occupancy of any cellar, underground\nareaway or excavation under the sidewalk or street or any part thereof,\nincluding tanks for the storage of gasoline, kerosene or other oils and\nmay provide terms and conditions of any permitted use; may control and\nprohibit and remove any grating, manhole cover, or other construction in\nthe walk

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