West Hampton Dunes, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 440 (eCode360 ed. 2026) § 440-10
Fees
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The filing fee for filing the initial seasonal rental permit application for a property for a seasonal rental in a year shall be $150. The filing fee for each subsequent seasonal rental permit application for a property shall be $25. The filing fee must be paid with the filing of the application.
Section 440-10 of the West Hampton Dunes Code of Ordinances establishes a two-tier fee structure for seasonal rental permit applications. A property's first-ever seasonal rental permit application in a given year carries a $150 filing fee, while any subsequent applications for the same property require only a $25 fee. In both cases, the fee must accompany the application at the time it is submitted — no deferred payment is permitted.
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Under ch. 440 § 440-10, operators of seasonal rentals in West Hampton Dunes are expected to budget for a $150 fee when submitting an initial seasonal rental permit application for a property, and $25 for each renewal or subsequent application. Compliant operators typically prepare payment in advance so it can be submitted alongside the application itself, as the ordinance does not allow for later payment. Keeping records of prior filings helps distinguish initial from subsequent applications and ensures the correct fee is tendered.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 440-10 of the West Hampton Dunes Code of Ordinances governs the fees a landlord must pay to obtain a seasonal rental permit, which is a prerequisite for legally renting a property on a seasonal basis. Tenants may find it relevant to know whether a landlord has obtained the required permit, since unpermitted rentals can raise questions about the legality of the tenancy. Those with concerns about whether a seasonal rental property is properly permitted may consult the village's relevant municipal office or a tenant-rights organization for guidance on how to verify compliance.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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