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NOTICE OF HEARINGS
Pursuant to Section 2/j/ of the
Town Law and the provisions of
the Amended Building Zone
Ordinance of the Town of
Southold, Suffolk County, New
York, public hearings will be held
by the Zoning Board of Appeals of
the Town of Southold, at the Town
Office, Main Road, Southold,
New York, on July 13, 1972, on the
following appeals:
7:30 P.M. (E.D.S.T.), upon
application of Alice Scopaz, Main
Road, Southold, New York, for a
special exception in accordance
with the Zoning Ordinance,
Article III, Section 300,
Subsection B~14, for permission
to conduct a yard sale on July 22,
1972; rain date July 23, 1972.
Location of property: north side
of Main Road, Southold, bounded
north by Ruebsamen;. east by
Reubsamen; south by Main
Road; and west by W. Albertson.
7:40 P.M. (E.D.S.T.l, upon
application of Dorris B. Clay,
Main -RCiad and Laurel Avenue,
Southold, New York, for a special
exception in accordance with the
Zoning O~'dinance, Article III,
Section 300, Subsection B.14, for
permission to conduct a yard sale
on July 15,1972; rain date July 22,
1972. Location of property: north
side of Main Road, Southold, New
York, bounded north by Foster;
east by Filipich; south by Main
Road; and west by Laurel
Avenue.
7:45 P.M. (E.D.S.T.), upon
application of Ethel A. Bentz,
Orient By The Sea Development,
Orient, New York, for a special
exception in accordance with the
Zoning, Ordinance, Article III,
Section' 300, Subsection B-14, for
permission to conduct a yard sale
on July 22, 1972, rain date July 23,
1972. Location of property: north
side of SoundviewAvenue,
Orient, New York. Lot No. 23,
Map of Orient By The Sea,
Section I.
7:50P.M. (E.D.s.T.l, upon
application of Southold Historical
Society, Main Road, Southold,
New York, for a special exception
in accordance with the 1Alning"
Ordinance, Article III, Section
300, Subsection B-14, for
permission to conduct a Country
Fair on August 26, 1972. Location
of property: south side of Main
Road, Southold, New York,
bounded north by Main Road;
east by Right of Way; south by
Byrne; and west by Maple
Avenue.
7:55 P.M. (E.D.S.T.l, upon
application of North Fork Greek
Community Association,
Breakwater Road, Malliluck,
New York, for a special exception
in accordance with the Zoning
Ordinance, Article III, Section
300, Subsection. B~14, for
permission to conduct a yard sale
on July 22,1972; rain date July 29,
1972: on property of Ange
Panagopoulos located east side of
Rocky Point Road, East Marion,
New York, bounded north by
Peters; east by Dianos; south by
RetlOS and west by Rocky Point
Road; and for pennission to
conduct a yard sale on August 5
and 6, 1972; rain date August 12,
1972, on property of Greek
Orthodox Church
."Transfiguration of Christ"
located on east side. of
Breakwater Road, Mattiluck,
bounded north by Cooper; east .
by Cbudiak; south by Sledjeski;
and west by Breakwater Road.
8:00 P.M. IE.D.S.T.), upon
application of Southold-peconic
Branch of the Eastern Long
Island Hospital Auxiliary, for a
special exception in accordance
with the Zoning Ordinance,
Article III, Section 300,
Subsection B-14, for permission
to conduct a yard sale on August
5, 1972; on property of Yennecoll
Realty Co. Location: south side of
Middle Road ICounty Road 27)
bounded north by Middle Road
(County Road 27); east by A.
Hart; south by Goldsmith; west
by Klein, Sout!1old, New York.
8:05 P.M. IE.D.S.T.), upon
application of Henrietta J.
McAlonan, 19 Stillwater Avenue,
Cutchogue, New York, for a
special exception in accordance-
with the Zoning Ordinance,
Article III, Section 300,
Subsection B~14, for pennission
to conduct a yard sale on July 15
and 16, 1972; rain date July 22 and
23, 1972. Location of property:
east side Stillwater Avenue,
Cutchogue, New York, Lot No.2
and part of No.3, Map of M.S.
Hand Subdivision, Cutchogue,
New York.
8:10 P.M. IE.D.S.T.), upon
application of East Marion
Baptist Church, East Marion,
New York, for a special exception
in accordance with the Zoning
Ordinance, Article III, Section
300, Subsection B-14, for
permission . to hold a Summer
Bazaar on August 4, 1972.
Location of property: north side
of Main Road, East Marion, New
York, bounded north by A,
Dzenkowski; east by A.
Dzenkowski; south by Main Road
and; west by East Marion Post
Office and Amott.
8:15 P.M. (E.D.S.T.l, upon
application of Catherine Getches,
Old Orchard Lane, East Marion,
New York, for a special exception
in accordance with the Zoning
Ordinance, Article III, Section
300, Subsection B-14, for
permission to hold a yard sale on
July 14th; rain date July 21, 1972.
Location of property: east side of
Old Orchard Lane, East Marion,
bounded north by Thieringer
Estate; east by Thieringer
Estate; south by MacKara; west
by Old Orchard Lane.
8:20 P.M. (E.D.S.T.), upon
application of Mary M. Shiels,
Smith Drive North, Southold,
New York, for a variance in
accordance with the Zoning
Ordinance, Article III, Section
301, for permission to divide
property with existing dwelling.
Location of property: Lots Nos. 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and one-half of
No.5, Map of Goose Neck Estate,
Southold, New York.
8:30 P.M. IE.D.S.T.l, upon
~.,appJication of Florence P.
Grathwohl and James W.
P:ugsley, Fa'nning Road and
Jackson .street, New Suffolk,
New York, for a variance in
accordance with the Zoning
Ordinance, Article III, Section
301, for permission to use existing
dwelling units as single and
separate lots and dwellings.
Location of property: south side
of Jackson Street, New Suffolk,
bounded north by Jackson Street;
eiiSiby Second Street; south by
Bay and Robbins; and west by
Third Street.
8:40 P.M. IE.D.S.T.J, upon
application of George Walker, 2
Charter Road, Selden, New York,
for a variance in accordance with
the Zoning Ordinance, Article III,
Section 301, for permission to
divide property and sell as
separate lots. Location of
property: Lots Nos. 32 and 34,
Map No. 4256, Mallituck, New
York.
9:00 P.M. (E.D.S.T.l, upon
application of North Fork
Stables, Inc., Main Road,
Aquebogue, New York, for a
special exception in accordance
with the Zoning Ordinance,
Article III, Section 300,
Subsection B~12, for permission
to use property zoned ,. A "
Residential and Agricultural
District for a riding academy;
location of property: north side of
Main Road, Laurel, New York,
bounded north by Catalano: ('ast
by McNamara, Cemetery and
Aldrich Lane; south by 1\1 a in
Road; west by Ciaglo Schultz and
others.
Any person desiring to be heard
on the above applications should
appear at the time and place
above specified.
Dated: June 30, 1972
BY ORDEH OF
THE SOUTHOLD TOWN
BOARD OF APPEALS
duly Sworn.
e SUFFOLK
<port. in said
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NOTICE OF HEARINGS
Pursuant to Section 267 of the
Town Law and the provision~
of the Amended Building Zone
Ordinance of the Town of South-
old, Suffolk County, New York,
public hearings. will be held by
the Zoning Board of Appeals of
t..'1e Town of Southold, at the
Town Office, Main Road, South-
old, New York, on JUly 13, 1972,
on the following appealS:
7:30 P. M. (EDSTI, upon ap-
plication of Alice Scopal:, Main
Road, Southold, New York, for
a special exception in accordanCe
with the Zoning Ordinance, Ar-
ticle III, Section 300, Subsection
B-14, for permi1'sion to conduct
a yard sale on July 22, lq72; rain
date JUly 23, 1.972. LoCation of
property: north side of Main
Road, Southold, bounded north
by Ruebsamen; east by Rueb-
sam en; south by Main Road;
and west by W. Albertson.
7:40 P. M. (EDSTl, upon 'ap-
'plication of Doris B. Clay, Main
Road and Laurel Avenue, South-
old, New York, for a special ex-
ception in accordance with the
Zoning Ordinance, Article III,
Section 300, Subl'ection B-14, for
permission to conduct a yard sale
on July 15, 1972; rain date July
22', 1972. Location of property:
north side of Main Road, South-
old New York, bounded north by
Fo~ter; east by Filipich; south by
Main Road: and west by Laurel
Avenue.
7:45 P. M. (EDSTI, upon ap-
plication of Ethel A. Bentz, Oi'-
ient By The Sea' Development,
Orient. New York, for a special
exception in accordance with the
Zoning Ordinance, Article III,
Section 300, Subsection B-14, for
permiFsion to conduct a yard
sale on JUly 22, 1972, rain date
July 23, 1972. Location of prop-
erty:- north side of Soundview
Avenue, Orient, New York. Lot
No. 23, Map of Orient By The
Sea, Section I.
7 :50 P. M. fEDST). upon ap-
plication of Southold Historical
I Society, Main Road, Southold,
New York, for a special excep-
tion in accordance with bhe Zon-
ing Ordinance, Article nI, Sec-
tion 300, Subsection B-14, for
permission to conduct a Country
Fair on August 26, 1972. Loc::\-,
tion of property: south sid;; of
Main Road, Southold, New YJrk,
bounded north by Main Road ~
east by Right of Way; south by
Byrne: and west by Maple AVf"
Due.
7:55 p, M. (EDST) , upon al-
plication of North Fork Greek
Community Assooiation, Break-
water Road, Mattituck, New
York, for a special exception in
accordance with the Zoning Or-
j
dinance, Article III, Section 300,
Subsection B-14, for permission
to cor ""ct a yard sale on July
22, It rain date July 29, 1972;
on propt::rty of Ange Panagopou-
los located east side of Rocky
Point Road, East Marion, New
York, bounded north by Peters;
east by Dianos; south by: Retzos
and west by Rocky Point Road;
and for permission to conduct a
yard sale on August 5 and 6,
1972"; rain date August 12, 1972,
on property of Greek Orthodox
Ohurch "Transfiguration of
Christ" located on east side of
Breakwater Road, Mattituck,
bounded north by Cooper; east
by Ohudiak; south by SledJeski;
and west by Breakwater Road.
8:00' P. M, (EDST), upon ap-
plication of Southold-Peconic
Branch of the Eastern Long
Island Hospital Auxiliary, for a
special exception in accordance
with the Zoning Ordinance, Ar-
ticle III, Section 300, Subsection
B-14, for permisSion to conduct
D, yard sale on Augu!;'t 5, 1972: on
property of Yennecott Realty Co.
Location: south side of Middle
Road (County Road 271 bounded
north by Middle Road (County
Road 27): east by A. Hart: south
by Goldsmith; west by Klein;
Southold, New York.
8:05 P. M. (EDST), upon ap-
plication of Henrietta J. Mc-
Alonan, 19 Stillwater Avenue,
Cutchogue, New York, for. a Rpe-
cial exception in accordance with
the Zoning Ordinance, Article
[n, Section 300, Subsection B-14,
for permission to conduct a yard
sale on July 15 and 16, 1972;
rain date July 22, and 23, 1972.
Location of property: east side
Stillwater Avenue, Cutchogue.
New York, Lot No.2 and pan of
No.3, Map of M. S. Hand Sub-
division, Cutchogue. New York.
8:10 P. M. (EDST), upon ap-
plication of East Marion Baptist
Church, East Marion, New York,
for a special exception in accord-
ance with the Zoning Ordinance,
Article III, Section 300, Subsec-
tion B~14, for permi~sion to hold
a Summer Bazaar on August 4,
1972, Location of property: north
side of Main Road, East Marion,
New York, bounded north by A.
Dzenkowski; east by A Dzer.kow-
ski; south by Main Road and:
west by East Marion Post Office
and Amott.
8:15 P. M. (EDSTl, upon ap-
')lication of Catherine Getches,
Old Orchard Lane, East Marion.
New York, for a special excep-
tion in accordance with the Zon-
ing Ordinance, Article III. Sec-
;ion 300,Subsection B-14,fo:- per-
mission to hold a yard ::;al~ un
July 14th; rain date July 21.
1972. Location of property: past
side of Old Orchard Lane, East
Marion. bounded north by Thie-
ringer .If;3trfl"Ce, ea,.,;!; oy 1 hie~r
Estate; sout+h by MacKara: west
by Old Orchard Lane.
8 :20 P. M. "3T), UPO~l ap-
plication of ~ry M. Shiels,
Smith Drive North. Southold,
New York. for a variance in ac-
cordance with the Zoning Ordi-
nance. Article lIt Section 301. for
permission to divide property
with existing dwelling. Location
of property: Lots No.6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12 and one-half of No, 5.
Map of Goose. Neck E~tate,
Southold, New York.
8:30 P. M. (EDSTI, upon ap-
plication of Florence P. Gratil-
wohl and James W. Pugsley,
Fanning Road and Jackson
Street, New Suffolk, New York,
for a variance in accordance wit'3
the Zoning Ordinance, Article
III, Section 301, for permission
to u!;'e existing dwelling units as
single and separate lots and
dw~llings. Location of property:
sbut.h side oj Jackson street,
New Suffolk, bounded north by
Jackson street: east by Serond
Street: south by Bay and Rob-
bins; and west by Third Street.
8:40 P. M. (EDST), upon ap-
plication of George Walker, 2
Charter Road, Selden, New York,
for a variance in accordance \vith
the Zoning Ordinance, Article
III, Section 301, for permission
to divide property and sell as
separate lots. Location of prop-
erty; Lots No. 32 and 34, M~p No.
4256, Mattituck, New York.
9:00 P. M. (EDSTJ, upon ap-
plication of North Fork Stables,
Inc., Main Road, Aquebogue, New
York, for a special exception in
accordance with the Zoning Or-
dinance, Article III, Section 300,
Subsection B-12, for permission
to use property zo'ned "A" Resi-
dential and Agricultural DiRt.rict
for a riding academy; location of
property: north side of Main
Road, Laurel, New York, bound-
ed nortm by Catalano; east by
McNamara, Cemetery and Ald-
rich Lane; south by Main Road;
west by Ciaglo Schultz and
others.
Any person desiring to be
heard on the above applications
should appear at the time !lnd
place above speCified.
Dated: June 30, 1972
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SOUTHOLD TOWN
BOARD OF APPEALS
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Riverhead-M3ttituck, ?arts 1 and 3, State Highway
8181, is a portion of state Route 2S in the i'owns of River-
head and southold, Suffolk county.
This project is located in the Hwalet of Laurel in
t.'le TOwn of southold, Suffolk County.
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2.
project Objectives
Transportation Objectives
The Department of Transportation proposes a realignment
of a portion of Route 25 to provide a safer highway. At
the request of the local TOwn officials, the Department of,
Transportation decided to improve this portion of Route 25
by a. realign.'11ent of the highway, which ,,'ould eliminate a
pair of sharp reverse curves. Since the distance between
the termini of the proposed realignment is only 1500 feet,
there are no alternate corridors ;vhich cun be considered
feasible. ~nis decision was arrived at by the Department
of Transportation, based on prelbninary studies indicating
that this course of action is the l~ast expensive "Jay and
least disruptive to the local cO~'11unity, in satisfying
cOtt~unity and transportation objectives.
The implementation of this proposed project will
achieve the following goal~ and objectives:
1. To increase the safety of this portion of the
highway which has an unusually high number of'
accidents for. its short length.
2. TO improve the traffic flow by removing a
substandard geometric feature.
'3. The proposed improvement will retain the existing
transportation services, which m:e necessary for the
econo;ny of the State and the, local community, as well
as for tho comfort, convenience and woll-~~ing of
ita people.
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4. /To reauce overall travel cost by tho reduction
of t.'1e nu.l"Clber of accidents and lower operating
co,sts.
Co:r.rnunity Obiecti".,r.:"\s
The Co~"unity ~bjectives in this area are achieved
by the retention of the two-lane rural highway. The re-
aligned hig]1\~ay will function as a land service highway,
with free access to abutting pro?erties. 1~e Southo1d
Comprehensive pevelopment Plan, prepared by Raymond and
May Associates, dated December, 1967, states:
"
"Existing major roads classified in Part I of this
plan were County Road 27 and State Route 25.
The roads are adequate for existing development
and will, in general, efficiently serve future
development if,the Town Planning Board effectively
limits s.trip commercial development. It has;
therefore, been recommended in the section on
cormnercial land use that cOlmnercial strip or
ribbon development along State Route 25 be
discouraged, and absolutely prohibit:ed along
County Road 27."
The development plan proposed by Rayn10nd and May
retains this area for agricultural - residential use.
3.
Present Conditions
The existing highway is a two-lane facility (two 12
foot lanes) with 10 foot and variable width shoulders on
each side. The existing roadway section to the east and
west of the termini of this project is similar to that
mentioned above.
The daily traffic using this facility in the peak sumnler
season of 1968 was 10,000 vehicles per day, vlhile the non-
peak summer season of 1969 was 5,800 vehicles per 01\Y. ROt\te
25 through tl1e north fork of Long Island is a major C;,\(,li;.-
west artery serving the needs of the Tm'm of Southold.
The structural rating (scored in 19G8) lists tho
pavement as in fair condition. The traffic'on this
facility'is acco~~odated at a leval of service of C
(stable flow).
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Total l\ccich:>ntn
Fatalit:Lt':los
F'-~r~on~ 1. 1: n l11 r:~,t
1969
9
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5
1968
8
1
6
1967
6
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5
(See atta~ied accident history dat~)
4.
Future Conditions
Route 25 as a two-l~ne facility in this area should be ~de-
quate for the long-range future. 'I'he future projected traffic
is estimated at an A.:;DT of 8,000 vehicles per d",y, wit~h a 585
DB volume in 1981. However, it is anticip,"ted tha.t the ex-
tension or the Long Island Expressway fro~ Riverhcad to Mat-
tituck will be cOl11ple.::ed and open to traf.:ic in about 10;.3l.
Therefore, the estimated future traffic in 1991, including
the increase in recreational traffic, is planned to beaccom-
plished on the proposed extension of the Long Island EA7ress-
way. A portion of the estimated traffic in 1981 will t.llen be
direrted to the Long Island Expressway, a:ld it is anticipated
that the future ~raffic will increase and reach an AADT of
8,000 vehicles per day, with a DE volume of 585 vehicles by
1991.
The alternate proposed for the extension of the Long Island
Expressway may be located between Route 25 on the sou.Ch, and
Sound Avenue on -the north. It is considGJ:'cd higiily improbable
that an alternate located along the el:isting alignment of
Route 25 would be recomnlcnded by ~~e Depur~lent as a feasible
route for the.extension of the Long Island Expressway.
5.
Rcsull:ing Needs
The proposed realignment of Route 25 through tliis
area is the best solution to improve the traffic flow
and provide a Gaier hig1n-tay. The anticipcttcd level of
service on Route 25 is expected to be at a C level.
The number, tho type,and the severity of accidento
can bo substantially reduced by proper highl"ay design.
Despite all t..'ie complexities of ti,e human clement, studios
indicate favorable trends in accident reduction when a
highway is c1esigned Ol" itlpro~\""ea in a ma,liTi, .;~. nj:\J~ir<[ it. .~. ,-i::;
possible for the highl'!~lY user to bccon,c !.."jlvcd _;.1\ ;;;_,
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~~ccidcnt* '1':10 ::'(~~lign<;d roadway vlould c;:,:::~t.:: a 1;i:Ltt'"::c i.\....' ,,'.....1
and will gonerally result in a downw~~rd t:::cnd of t::;.18 acci-
dent rata. 'i"'hi5 i:::.proved# r~ali9.l1clO t\lo-1r::..::~::.:: hig~'i"J'::':"~' \,/Q:.:..'i.O::
retain t.\'1C :cural character of this area, ;:md would h,~ CO:,1-.
patiblo wit:. tl'lcco:;.rnunity objc,;;:tivci:l.
6.
Desi~n Alternates
A. ~nis project consists of ~~e realiglli~ent and paving
of an existing rur~l- hig:"'lway.. Host of t.:::o right of H;:;'Y
necessary for tl1is project is vacant land. Due to U.e
severity of t..'1e curvas to be roalig:icd z.'1eJ the sho,,"t length
of the project, tho Depc,r-tment of Tl:'ansportut:ion feels t,'Ult
there are no altc:o::nate$ to tho one sho\",!.
B.
followsz
Social economic, and envirO'~~o~tal effects are as
1.
Fast, safe and efficient tran~?o~tation - This pro-
ject will realign a sectiO'n O'f high\lay on which the
existing road has sharp curves and poor sight dis-
tance. It will also provide Hidor shouc.iler". 'l'hc
improvement of U"lis section will oxpedite tho flow
of traffic t..~rough thisaraa.
2. National Defense - No apparent effect.
3. Economic activity - No apparent effect.
4. Employment - No industrial or ccm;-,.crcial establish-
ments ,..ill have to bo relocated })QC,"UIiIEl of ti.is
prO'ject.
5. RecreatiO'n and parks - No apparent effect.
6. Fire prO'tectiO'n - ?rO'tcction will be increased due
to' reduced travol timo..
7. Aesthot.ics The propo3od improvUiiicnt \'1ill bo in
ha47nony with the natural beauty oi clle. aroa.
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reloc..tio:1.5 will be clo32ly coordi.:-.::.t.cd with tl)'l
local ut:.ility conpanicsto enau::.;:; :".linimu:il d~.f.I-
ruptio:-. of services to t:h.-::~ co;U..'";).U:1;;~t:y. 1;:0 :utilit.y
service will b~ discontinued.
9. Public healt..... and s;:.).fcty - 'this p';:"oject ':,l..tll fa....
cilitate the movement of mubulancca and 0~1er
emergency equi?~ont.
10. Residential ,md neighborhood ch":CC.ct;cr and loca-
tion - '.rhe residentinl and i1,cigi.'oC':.::hood charactor
will not bo affected by tilis projGct.
11. Religious institutions and practices - No apparent
effect.
12. conduct and financing of GOver~"cDt - ~ni3 project
removes so;-~,e property fronl t11~) .t~.;,.:,: roll:J. IIO\1-
ever, almost all of to'l.e fe'" prop::;:tios '1'l11ich arc
required are unimproved and t.'l.e effect to the local
tax base will be minimal.
13. conservation - This project includes filling 9, man
made pond. '!'hill pond is not conne>cted b~' a running
stre~~ at citllcr end, but is filled by runoff from
adjacent areas.
Rainfall will be collected in a system of leacl~ing
basins inter-connected with perforated pipe. ~ny
water not dissipated by tile above system will bo
piped to existing diffusion ""olls, stati.on 380+70,
150' Lt. (See attached plan). Additional diffu8ion
wells will be in~talled, if required.
14. Natural and historic lan&~arks - No apparent effect.
IS. Noise, air and water pollution ~nis project 000s
not have any features which would contri);",H;o ;;,)-,-
normall~' to noise, ...mter or ;;.ir Doll\l'cic,1.
16. property values - NO npparont effect.
17. Multiple uao of apaco - NO app~~ont effect.
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18. Replacement housing - 'l"nere io only one rcsidential
relocatcc, and there are sufficien't listings of
comparablo dwellings on tilo ma~,ct. NO difficul-
ties should be encountered in finding housing for
~e displacee.
19. Education - There is one school within the limits
of this project. After the project is cOmplete,
the entrance to the school will be on the new
alignment. ~~i8 will provide for safer movement
of school buses due to ~~e elimination or sharp
curves and of poor sight distance.
20. Displacement ot families and busincsses - 'l"nere
is one family displaced and no businessos.
21. Engineering, right of "~y and construction costs'
of the projcct and relatod facilitiesl
Construction Costs
$481,000.
Right of Way Costa
$ 42.000.
22. Maintenance and operating cos,ts of the project
and related facilities - Costs will be minimal
because the roadway is being constructed to the
"latest standards, utilizing minimal curves ~nd
grades.
23. Operation and use of existing high",ay facilities
and other transportation facilities during con-'
struction and after completion - 1~le plan for
maintenance and protection of traffic will call
for providing one lane of traffic in each direc-
tion at all times. ~nis is equivalent to what is
existing now. At no timo should the~e be less
service ~lan presently exists. After completion,
the existing ~ighway will be utilized to provide
access to ~~o properties on tho original alig~~ont.
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C. Engineering Consideration
1. Cocllletrics
a. Design speed - This section 0;; the highway is
designed for 60 xrs operation.
b. Horizontal alignment - The maximum curvature
used is a 1 degree, 5729.578 foot radiua.
c. vertical - The maxilllUffi grade uDed io 2.00%.
The minimu:ngrade used is 0.5%..
2. Traffic - The flow of traffic will be aided by the
flatter curves and wider shoulders.
3. Bridges -There are no bridges in this project.
4. Soils - On the basis of our Preliuinary Terrain
Report, no serious soil problems are anticipated.
5. Maintenance - ~ne proposed improvement will be
maintained by the New York Stato Dapartment. of
Transportation in accordw~ce witb Section 12
of the Highway Law. T.le original aligr~ent will
be turned over to and maintained by the To\'ffi of
S,outhold.
6. Right of way -There are approxutiately 6 parcels
of ROW affected under this project.
7. Landscaping - A satisfactory stfu"C of grass will
be required on all slopes and on'o'~ler earth areas
within tho limits of thiaproject.
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CHIEF OF' POLICE
POLICE DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF SOUTH OLD
PECONIC, NEW YORK. 11958
TELEPHONE
EMERGENCY: DIAL 911
ADMINISTRATIVE: 516 765~2600
516 734~6022
July 12, 1912
Mr. Robert Gillespie, Chairman,
Board of Appeals
Town of Southold
Main Road
Southold, New York 11911
Dear Mr. Gillespie:
In accordance with your request, we have searched our records relative to
the number of accidentl!l which have occurred in grids 25-199 and 26-200 and
submit the following report:
1968
1969
1910
1911
1912
Total
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10
8
6
3
4
31
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4
5
8
6
4
27
Yours very truly
1Y Jl ~~
H. D. WINTERS
Lieutenant
Executive Officer
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