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Assemblies of more than ____ people require a permit in Nissequogue.

• 75
• 150
• 200 (chapter 45, section 2)
• 250

Pools shall not exceed ____ feet in length or diameter in a Residential B Zone in Village of the Branch.

• 20 (chapter 72, section 12)
• 30
• 40
• 50

“No person shall operate a boat in such a manner as to unjustifiably or unnecessarily annoy or frighten or endanger the occupants of any other boat or cause or frighten or endanger any _____”

• Beachgoers
• Passengers
• Swimmers
• Seabirds (Head of the Harbor chapter 161, section 14)

Picnics are NOT specifically prohibited in which one of the following three villages?

• Nissequogue
• Head of the Harbor
• Village of the Branch

“It shall be unlawful to keep more than ___ dogs six months old or older on any premises, regardless of the number of owners.”

• 2 (Village of the Branch chapter 38, section 4)
• 3
• 4
• 5

"The Commissioner of Sanitation of the Incorporated Village of the Branch is hereby authorized to seize and remove or cause to be seized and removed any abandoned _____ from any public place within the Village, without notice."

• All-terrain vehicle
• Automobile
• Shopping cart (Chapter 70, section 4; Town of Smithtown chapter 221, section 11)
• Bicycle

“Excessively weathered or faded _____ shall be removed or put into a good state of repair.”

• Signs (Chapter 221, section 4)
• Mailboxes
• Shutters
• Barns

What did the Town of Smithtown create first?

• Anti-Bias Task Force
• Human Rights Commission (Chapter 43)

True or false: Rafts are allowed at town beaches?

• True
• False (Chapter 101, section 8)

Regulation of the hours of commercial and business activity on Memorial Day and _____ is in the best interests of the Town of Smithtown and its residents so that such commercial activity shall not conflict with appropriate ceremonies and proper observance

• Veterans' Day
• Independence Day (Chapter 88, section 1)
• New Years' Day
• Christmas Day