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Home My WebLink AboutLetters in Oppositon Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Friday, January 22, 2021 3:35 PM To:Born, Sabrina; Doroski, Bonnie; Mudd, Jennifer; Norklun, Stacey; Rudder, Lynda Subject:FW: Depot Lane Apartments Please place in the appropriate file folder and LF. Thank you. Betty Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: Standish, Lauren Sent: Friday, January 22, 2021 8:40 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth; Bob Ghosio; Doherty, Jill; Dinizio, James; Evans, Louisa; Nappa, Sarah Subject: FW: Depot Lane Apartments From: Sara Campbell \[mailto:saracampbell@newsuffolkschool.com\] Sent: Friday, January 22, 2021 8:39 AM To: Standish, Lauren <Lauren.Standish@town.southold.ny.us> Subject: Depot Lane Apartments Good Afternoon, I am very concerned about a 16 unit apartment complex going in on Depot lane.I can't imagine there being enough parking on a 2 acre lot for 32 plus vehicles in addition to the buildings. It would be terrible for the quality of my ground water. It would create a traffic problem trying to get off of Depot lane. There is only a light on route 48. We already have the added traffic from the new development near the post office. I am concerned about my property value as well. I purchased my house knowing what the zoning was around my property. Changing the zoning now is not fair to those who already live here. I am opposed to the change of zoning in this already very busy area. Sara Campbell ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. 1 Norklun, Stacey From:Rudder, Lynda Sent:Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10:53 AM To:Norklun, Stacey Subject:FW: Southold Zoning Change Please file in change of zone file From: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs <aafuchs@optonline.net> Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10:49 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth <E.Neville@town.southold.ny.us>; Rudder, Lynda <lynda.rudder@town.southold.ny.us> Cc: aafuchs@optonline.net Subject: FW: Southold Zoning Change Dear Ms. Neville, Please file this letter in opposition to the spot zoning of the residential property on Depot Lane. The issue is on the agenda for the Town Board’s Meeting this evening. Thank You, Adrienne & Joseph Fuchs From: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs \[mailto:aafuchs@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10:48 AM To: 'scott.russell@town.southold.ny.us'; 'sarah.nappa@town.southold.ny.us'; 'bob.ghosio@town.southold.ny.us'; 'jill.doherty@town.southold.ny.us'; 'james.dinizio@town.southold.ny.us'; 'louisa.evans@town.southold.ny.us' Cc: 'MALKUSH'; 'Kristina Russo'; 'bruce.brownawell@stonybrook.edu'; 'Paul Carnevale'; 'charliedesign@aol.com'; 'Barbara Best' Subject: Southold Zoning Change Dear Supervisor Russell and Members of the Southold Town Board, We are against the spot zoning proposed for the Knights of Columbus property on Depot Lane in Cutchogue. Do not allow this residential 2 acre property to be rezoned, allowing the construction of 16 apartments. Not enforcing zoning standards is a threat to every property owner in Southold. Your constituents are strongly against your tampering with zoning standards. Reject this proposal, do your jobs! Sincerely, 1 Adrienne & Joseph Fuchs 2 Norklun, Stacey From:Rudder, Lynda Sent:Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10:53 AM To:Norklun, Stacey Subject:FW: Knights of Columbus zone change opposition Attachments:Letter for Nov. 17 meeting PDF.pdf For the change of zone file From: MALKUSH <mmalkush@optonline.net> Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10:02 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth <E.Neville@town.southold.ny.us>; Rudder, Lynda <lynda.rudder@town.southold.ny.us>; Russell, Scott <scottr@southoldtownny.gov>; Evans, Louisa <louisae@southoldtownny.gov>; Doherty, Jill <jill.doherty@town.southold.ny.us>; Dinizio, James <james.dinizio@town.southold.ny.us>; Ghosio, Bob <bob.ghosio@town.southold.ny.us>; Nappa, Sarah <sarahn@southoldtownny.gov>; Tomaszewski, Michelle <michellet@town.southold.ny.us> Cc: Al.Krupski@suffolkcountyny.gov Subject: Knights of Columbus zone change opposition Dear Supervisor Russell and Southold Town Board members, I am a bit confused with today's board meeting. It appears that Knights of Columbus is on the agenda and I want to voice our opposition. The previous board meeting last month was at 7PM and today is seems to be at 4:30, although the agenda I just viewed on the Southold Town website, shows it starting at 9AM, see below. I suspect with the change of time and confusing agenda many people in the community might miss this important zoom meeting. We are attaching our letter and I ask you all to please read and re-read it before voting on this zoning change. We had planned to read it at a board meeting but may not be able to join you because of the above. I hope all of you can make the right decision and vote NO to changing the zoning from residential to affordable high density housing. Otherwise it will pave the way to build 16 apartments and open up a whole can of worms for the future of Southold Town. Thank You - Mike Malkush Please put our letter in the formal public hearing file. 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We have seen it all, much of what has happened in this Town has been good and some not.The biggest threat to maintaining our Town's character is development.We need to do it right, there is no way to reverse bad decisions. We've decided to speak out because our hamlet is under attack. Fourteen years ago when we bought our house in Cutchogue we were thrilled and comforted that we had zoning laws that would maintain the rural nature of our home. Now, Mr. Goggins has decided that the property that he owns on Depot Lane should be affordable housing. He has requested down zoning of his property and is asking for an additional 8 health slips for sewage waste. He contends that the two story buildings will be "invisible" from the road. Impossible! He says he will oversee the project, yet his own house is for sale and a lawyer we know say the Goggins' are moving to Florida. He says the high density buildings will not diminish housing values! Local real-estate brokers tell us differently. We want to make it crystal clear that both we and the residents of our Depot Lane neighborhood are not against affordable housing. We are against the approval of a spot zoning change that would undo 1 Adrienne&Joseph Fuchs 1070 Depot Lane Cutchogue, New York 11935 the work of the hamlet stakeholders group, and set a precedence that puts every Southold homeowner at risk. The current zoning allows for high density developments in hamlet centers, this is not the case in the proposed Depot Lane development. As Al Krupski stated there are other areas in Cutchogue more suitable for affordable housing. We don't want spot zoning ruining the aesthetic of our beautiful town. Now let's discuss this proposed zoning change and the additional 8 health slips. We're confronted with 16 apartments and 73 parking spaces on 2 residential acres. Of course,the actual plans have not been submitted, why don't we know before we spot zone.Where is the transparency? Mr. Goggins said in the last zoom meeting that he would plant shrubs that would hide the two story buildings. You would need shrubs at least 30 feet tall to hide these two story buildings. 73 parking spaces! Depot Lane can't safely handle this additional traffic. Harvest Point is only half occupied and the increase in traffic is already extreme. Cutchogue Fire and EMT's use Depot Lane for their North/South access to emergencies, and more traffic will impede their travel. Let's discuss sewage/groundwater/nitrogen issues. Right now we are in a low nitrogen level area making our drinking water good. By adding the waste from 16 apartments to the equation, our ground water will experience higher nitrogen levels and contamination, a concern for everyone. Our neighbor, a professor and scientist at Stonybrook University, has written a letter indicating the considerable risks caused by adding these apartments.The proposed high density development and sewage discharge to our groundwater will be a disaster.There are publications showing correlations between cancer risks and nitrogen levels. Do not allow this development to cause an additional cancer cluster. 2 Adrienne&Joseph Fuchs 1070 Depot Lane Cutchogue, New York 11935 We decided to research the Supervisor's and Board Member's positions and platforms.The common themes were: - Preservation of land. - Traffic control. - Protect the rights of the residents in the Town of Southold. - Protecting the water quality. Spot zoning this property and the damages the project would entail violates every one of these values. If you approve this proposal and give Mr. Goggins the additional 8 health slips, he will have 16.This will give him the ability to move forward. Quality of life will be forever degraded for this hamlet and its residents. We had 200 residents expressing their opposition to this proposal. If it wasn't for COVID, we would have had many more. We are saying to everyone on the board to think carefully about your decision on this proposal, since it will be your legacy in the Town of Southold. Do the right thing for the residents of Cutchogue and the other beautiful Southold hamlets, reject spot zoning and high density apartments in Cutchogue. Adrienne&Joseph Fuchs 3 Subject: WRITTEN COMMENT RE: the application of 2050 Depot Lane, LLC f/k/a/ North Fork Community Club for transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits in order to allow for the construction of sixteen (16) affordable housing units at 2050 Depot Lane, Cutchogue, New York We respectfully request that the following statement of objection to the application of 2050 Depot Lane, LLC f/k/a/ North Fork Community Club for transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits be entered into the record for the public hearing scheduled for November 4, 2020. Please confirm receipt of this statement via reply email. Thank you. OBJECTION to the application of 2050 Depot Lane, LLC f/k/a North Fork Community Club for transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits As residents of Depot Lane located just 3 parcels south of the former Knights of Columbus property who rely on well water for drinking, cooking and bathing, we are extremely concerned about potential water impairment from rising nitrogen levels that would be driven by increased sewage at high density resulting from a nearby apartment complex. In addition, we are troubled by the undue economic hardship we would face if forced to switch to public water and/or upgrade our septic system if the area is reclassified to a higher priority nitrogen zone as a result of this development. The aforementioned concerns specific to our and neighboring properties don’t even begin to address the wider conceivable harmful environmental effects of such proposed high density sanitary flow on our surrounding farmlands and waterways. We call your attention to a 10/14/2020 Newsday article regarding the current state of Long Island water quality. https://www.newsday.com/long-island/environment/long-island-water-quality-toxic-report-1.50037558 We deem it irresponsible of the Town Board to consider this application BEFORE there is resolution on the matter of the proposed change in zoning designation for the property located at 2050 Depot Lane, Cutchogue, New York. Moreover, it would be equally irresponsible for there to be a ruling on the proposed zoning change in the absence of any definitive building plans/elevations from the developer. For all of the above reasons, we strongly OPPOSE, and urge the Southold Town Board to DENY, the application for transfer of Sanitary Flow Credits at 2050 Depot Lane, Cutchogue, New York. Thank you for your time and attention. Sincerely, Kristina & Stephen Russo 980 Depot Lane Cutchogue, NY 2 Pdu/!6-!3131! 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Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: Steve Grande Sr. \[mailto:sjgrande@gmail.com\] Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2020 4:41 PM To: Rudder, Lynda Cc: Neville, Elizabeth Subject: Fwd: Stop the building of an apartment complex on Depot Lane Unfortunately the email I sent never made it into the public file and was not included in the public hearing on 10/20. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Steve Grande Sr. <sjgrande@gmail.com> Date: Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 3:49 PM Subject: Re: Stop the building of an apartment complex on Depot Lane To: Nappa, Sarah <sarahn@southoldtownny.gov> Appreciate your response. Affordable single family homes similar to the "Cottages" in Mattituck or even say townhomes, I think that would fit better with the residential characteristics of the area. Larger multi family "apartment buildings" would be a blight. With it comes bright lighting, large dumpsters , expanses of blacktop parking lots. That's just wrong. 1 Alternatively if not the above that building/lot could be a senior center, day care facility, or perhaps professional/medical offices. An apartment building can easily go in the Halo Zone. And yes, having a son who is a first responder, I get it, affordable housing is needed for sure and I support that. Recently a multifamily residence for either low income or special needs individuals was converted on Main Bayview Road on the way to Cedar Beach as rural residential road. It boasts a large multi car parking lot, bright quartz lighting like a shopping mall parking lot and trash dumpsters in view from the road and solar panels at ground level that look industrial. What a mess. Immediately adjacent are single family homes and a small farm. This rezoning of that building has destroyed the character of that section of road as well the light pollution that spoils the neighborhood. How did that happen? And that is not to mention the frequent visits by the Police to that center. Zoning and care is so integral to the character of Southold, let's not ruin the very special environment we have here. We've done an exemplary job of preservation, land banking use of transfer taxes, it is critical to keep what is special about Southold, it is truly precious. Thank you for reaching out , Steve On Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 3:11 PM Nappa, Sarah <sarahn@southoldtownny.gov> wrote: Thank you for reaching out and sharing your thoughts and comments. I understand your concern. What do you envision would be a better use of that property? Just trying to get a better idea of what the residents in this area would like to see there. Sarah Nappa Southold Town Councilwoman sarah.nappa@town.southold.ny.us @sarahnappa_southold_town_board ________________________________ 2 From: Steve Grande Sr. \[sjgrande@gmail.com\] Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2020 9:44 PM To: Russell, Scott; Evans, Louisa; Doherty, Jill; Dinizio, James; Ghosio, Bob; Nappa, Sarah Subject: Stop the building of an apartment complex on Depot Lane All First let me say I appreciate your efforts on behalf of our community. Secondly, I do believe that there is a serious need for affordable housing on the North Fork. Third, the environment of the North Fork both physically and its character is precious and must be preserved at all costs. We must learn by the mistakes of other communities, and particularly those of the South Fork. As a long term SOuthold resident I treasure our community's unique and verdant qualities and don't want to see it ruined. Development of multi family apartment buildings on Depot Lane is a scar on the face of our community's character and a threat to the environment. It is incongruous to that area. To rezone this area when applicable sites are available in a Halo Zone is just wrong and irresponsible. It appears to me to be an opportunistic development to exploit a site to maximize its profit potential at the cost of neighboring homes and our community. More creative solutions such as the Cottages in Mattituck or the new townhomes being built on 48 in Greenport should be investigated. I urge you as a long time Southold resident to stop the building of this apartment complex on Depot Lane and look strategically at the solution for affordable housing in Southold that preserves our character and our environment. Thank you, again. Steve Grande ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. 3 Southold Town Board October 13, 2020 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 To the members of the Southold Town Board, I am writing to you again, to follow up on my letter to you dated March 31, 2020 (attached), and to reiterate my strong opposition to the change in variance request at 2050 Depot Lane in Cutchogue. The proposed 16-unit dwelling on the 2-acre lot at 2050 Depot Lane, is an aesthetic substantially out of character with the 2-acre zoning that my Depot Lane neighbors and I are required to adhere to. As taxpayers and members of the community, we implore you to deny any request for a variance for 2050 Depot and to maintain its current residential zoning. The proposed variance is significant and would decimate the character of the neighborhood, especially coming on the heels of the development at Harvest Pointe, which has already converted 46 acres of farmland into 124 condo units. Incredibly, the proposal at 2050 Depot Lane would be TRIPLE the density of the condo community. The proposal would enlarge the footprint of the current building, add a second story, AND add a second building on the two acre parcel -an undesired effect on the density of the area. We ask the Southold Town Board, in their duty to protect the long term needs of the township, to deny the request for such an outrageous variance. Approving this variance will have an adverse impact on the physical and environmental conditions in the neighborhood. Further, it will set precedent for future decimation, as the developmental rights are intact for the 20 acre farm across the street, currently being farmed by Sang Lee farms. There is no need for this variance. The developer’s request for a variance is a self-created hardship. HALO zones exist for a reason in Southold and the developer could achieve his desired goals elsewhere, within the limits of the existing regulations. Do not allow the HALO zone to creep up in size, until it engulfs the entire area. Sincerely, Kristina & Stephen Russo 980 Depot Lane Cutchogue, NY cc - Scott Russell Louisa Evans Jill Doherty James Dinizio Jr Robert Ghosio Sarah E. Nappa Michelle Tomaszewski Lauren Standish Southold Town Planning Board c/o Heather Lanza P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 To the members of the Southold Town Planning Board, I am writing to you today as a concerned property owner. My husband and I recently purchased our home at 980 Depot Lane, in Cutchogue, in August of 2018. Like many home buyers, we were drawn to the North Fork by its unique agricultural character and charm - a respite from our primary home’s dense, developed neighborhood. During the purchase, we were happy to pay into the Peconic Bay Region Community Preservation Fund, doing our part to maintain Southold’s important open spaces. As such, the recent article in The Suffolk Times about a potential 16-unit dwelling on the 2-acre lot at 2050 Depot Lane, was very disturbing. That kind of density is more like my primary neighborhood on the border of Queens County and is an aesthetic substantially out of character with the 2-acre zoning that my Depot Lane neighbors and I are required to adhere to. As taxpayers and members of the community, we implore you to deny any request for a variance for 2050 Depot and to maintain its current residential zoning. The proposed variance is significant and would decimate the character of the neighborhood, especially coming on the heels of the development at Harvest Pointe, which has already converted 46 acres of farmland into 124 condo units. Even still, the requested density at 2050 Depot Lane would be TRIPLE that of the condo community and have an undesired effect on the area. Our home, which is 3 lots south of 2050 Depot, is serviced by our private well for water. This includes bathing, cooking, drinking and irrigation for our family of 4 (2 adults and 2 teens). We are concerned about the further stress on water quality and increase in noise and air pollution that would come with loosening the zoning laws by a substantial factor of 16. Local experts can (and will) speak more to the issues with increased nitrogen, but it’s just common sense that 16 times the normal number of people on a lot will create an inordinate amount of waste. We ask the Southold Town Planning Board, in their duty to protect the long term needs of the township, to deny the request for such an outrageous variance and that the Town Board deny it as well. Approving this variance will have an adverse impact on the physical and environmental conditions in the neighborhood. The developer’s request for a variance is a self-created hardship. HALO zones exist for a reason in Southold and the developer could achieve his desired goals elsewhere, within the limits of the existing regulations. Do not allow the HALO zone to creep up in size, until it engulfs the entire area and Cutchogue looks like Queens. Sincerely, Kristina & Stephen Russo 980 Depot Lane Cutchogue, NY cc - Scott Russell Mr. Scott Russell Southold Town Supervisor P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Dear Mr. Russell, I am writing to you today as a concerned property owner. My husband and I recently purchased our home at 980 Depot Lane, in Cutchogue, in August of 2018. Like many home buyers, we were drawn to the North Fork by its unique agricultural character and charm - a respite from our primary home’s dense, developed neighborhood. During the purchase, we were happy to pay into the Peconic Bay Region Community Preservation Fund, doing our part to maintain Southold’s important open spaces. As such, the recent article in The Suffolk Times about a potential 16-unit dwelling on the 2-acre lot at 2050 Depot Lane, was very disturbing. That kind of density is more like my primary neighborhood on the border of Queens County and is an aesthetic substantially out of character with the 2-acre zoning that my Depot Lane neighbors and I are required to adhere to. As taxpayers and members of the community, we implore you to deny any request for a variance for 2050 Depot and to maintain its current residential zoning. The proposed variance is significant and would decimate the character of the neighborhood, especially coming on the heels of the development at Harvest Pointe, which has already converted 46 acres of farmland into 124 condo units. Even still, the requested density at 2050 Depot Lane would be TRIPLE that of the condo community and have an undesired effect on the area. Our home, which is 3 lots south of 2050 Depot, is serviced by our private well for water. This includes bathing, cooking, drinking and irrigation for our family of 4 (2 adults and 2 teens). We are concerned about the further stress on water quality and increase in noise and air pollution that would come with loosening the zoning laws by a substantial factor of 16. Local experts can (and will) speak more to the issues with increased nitrogen, but it’s just common sense that 16 times the normal number of people on a lot will create an inordinate amount of waste. We ask the Town Board and the Southold Town Planning Board, in their duty to protect the long term needs of the township, to deny the request for such an outrageous variance. Approving this variance will have an adverse impact on the physical and environmental conditions in the neighborhood. The developer’s request for a variance is a self-created hardship. HALO zones exist for a reason in Southold and the developer could achieve his desired goals elsewhere, within the limits of the existing regulations. Do not allow the HALO zones to creep up in size, until they engulf the entire area and Cutchogue looks like Queens. Sincerely, Kristina & Stephen Russo 980 Depot Lane Cutchogue, NY cc – Heather Lanza Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 2:13 PM To:Norklun, Stacey Subject:FW: \[SPAM\] - Re: Spot Zoning on Depot Lane LF Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: Russell, Scott Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2020 2:01 PM To: 'Thomas Kennedy'; Adrienne & Joe Fuchs Cc: Nappa, Sarah; Ghosio, Bob; Doherty, Jill; Dinizio, James; Evans, Louisa; MALKUSH; Kristina Russo; bruce.brownawell@stonybrook.edu; Paul Carnevale; charliedesign@aol.com; Barbara Best; ANDREA PARKS; Amy L. Kirincic; Bill Lindsay; Barbara.Poliwoda@heart.org; Christopher McCarthy; Neville, Elizabeth; edward & lilly Kirchberger; elizabeth.d.fernandez@usda.gov; Jason Luhrs; Joseph Lemerise; johnhofer@mullenmotors.com; Mark Saporita; mselly03@hotmail.com; Rosemary McDermott; Marie Mcdonald; pagoto; Pat Pagoto; Susan Graf; Saporitalorrie@aol.com; shirleykennedy@suddenlink.net; williamgraf1@aol.com Subject: RE: \[SPAM\] - Re: Spot Zoning on Depot Lane I should not be weighing in on applications that are pending before the Town Board, however, I feel compelled to respond to this one. Your email is written based on a false premise by another party. The statement ‘Southold is going to approve the rezoning {of} a 2 acre residential lot on Depot Lane to allow for construction of 16 apartments” is not correct because it draws a conclusion to a decision that has not even been made by the Town Board yet. No Board member has issued an opinion or decision on the pending application and it would be inappropriate to do so unless it is part of the public record after the public hearing was held. No such vote has been taken. Scott 1 From: Thomas Kennedy \[mailto:broker48@icloud.com\] Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2020 1:15 PM To: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs Cc: Russell, Scott; Nappa, Sarah; Ghosio, Bob; Doherty, Jill; Dinizio, James; Evans, Louisa; MALKUSH; Kristina Russo; bruce.brownawell@stonybrook.edu; Paul Carnevale; charliedesign@aol.com; Barbara Best; ANDREA PARKS; Amy L. Kirincic; Bill Lindsay; Barbara.Poliwoda@heart.org; Christopher McCarthy; Neville, Elizabeth; edward & lilly Kirchberger; elizabeth.d.fernandez@usda.gov; Jason Luhrs; Joseph Lemerise; johnhofer@mullenmotors.com; Mark Saporita; mselly03@hotmail.com; Rosemary McDermott; Marie Mcdonald; pagoto; Pat Pagoto; Susan Graf; Saporitalorrie@aol.com; shirleykennedy@suddenlink.net; williamgraf1@aol.com Subject: \[SPAM\] - Re: Spot Zoning on Depot Lane Please do not continue to destroy one of the most beautiful towns on Long Island for the sake of political correctness and someones bank account - our town cannot handle the increased traffic, our town does not need high density housing and our town does not need more people co dependent on its service infrastructure. How about the town And it’s elected politicians start thinking about the wishes of the tax paying residents and stop kissing the butts of people who are clearly working to destroy our town to make a few dollars Wake up -we have long memories and will remember this come election day Thank you THomas J Kennedy Sent from my iPad On Oct 27, 2020, at 12:05 PM, Adrienne & Joe Fuchs <aafuchs@optonline.net> wrote: Dear Friends, Southold is going to approve the re-zoning a 2 acre residential lot on Depot Lane to allow for construction of 16 apartments. If this is allowed, all of our neighborhoods are at risk. Protect you property value and the beauty of the great place we live in. Just do a “Reply All” and send this message to our local government that we will not stand for re-zoning our residential properties. And, please forward to your friends and neighbors! Thanks! From: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs \[mailto:aafuchs@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2020 12:50 PM To: 'scott.russell@town.southold.ny.us'; 'sarah.nappa@town.southold.ny.us'; 2 'bob.ghosio@town.southold.ny.us'; 'jill.doherty@town.southold.ny.us'; 'james.dinizio@town.southold.ny.us'; 'louisa.evans@town.southold.ny.us' Cc: 'MALKUSH'; 'Kristina Russo'; 'bruce.brownawell@stonybrook.edu'; 'Paul Carnevale'; 'charliedesign@aol.com'; 'Barbara Best' Subject: Spot Zoning on Depot Lane Dear Supervisor Russell and Members of the Southold Town Board, We are against the spot zoning proposed for the Knights of Columbus property on Depot Lane in Cutchogue. Do not allow this residential 2 acre property to be rezoned, allowing the construction of 16 apartments. Not enforcing zoning standards is a threat to every property owner in Southold. Do your jobs! Sincerely, Adrienne & Joseph Fuchs 3 Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Tuesday, October 20, 2020 11:58 AM To:Lanza, Heather; Norklun, Stacey; Terry, Mark; Verity, Mike; Weisman, Leslie; Burke, John; Dinizio, James; Doherty, Jill; Doroski, Bonnie; Duffy, Bill; Ghosio, Bob; Hagan, Damon; Standish, Lauren; Louisa Evans; Nappa, Sarah; Neville, Elizabeth; Noncarrow, Denis; Rudder, Lynda; Russell, Scott; Silleck, Mary; Tomaszewski, Michelle Cc:'mmalkush@optonline.net' Subject:FW: For formal public hearing file regarding Board Meeting tonight Attachments:20201019140117.pdf FYI Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: MALKUSH \[mailto:mmalkush@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2020 11:57 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth Subject: For formal public hearing file regarding Board Meeting tonight Dear Ms. Neville, I am enclosing information about two accidents that have recently occurred on Depot Lane within a week of each other. I plan to speak tonight about my opposition to the zoning change regarding the Knights of Columbus property. I think it is important that place this in the formal public hearing file. Included, is the Southold Town police report of a two-car accident on Depot Lane and Schoolhouse Rd.(Sept. 13, 2020). One car went through the fence and into the Christmas tree farm. Two people went to the hospital by Cutchogue Ambulance. I heard the crash and saw the damage. I can only say I think one of the cars was going fast. (this accident was not in Suffolk Times police blotter) I believe the elderly couple was visiting someone at Harvest pointe. This is an area my twin 11 grandsons ride their bikes or walk to 7-11. The second one was listed in the 9/19/2020 Southold Town Police Blotter. It stated; " A pedestrian was injured after being struck by a vehicle in Cutchogue last Thursday morning. According to a police report, the woman was walking south on Depot Lane around 7:30 a.m. when the driver of a 2018 1 Lexus struck her with the front of her vehicle. The operator of the vehicle told police he didn’t see her until it was too late due to rain and fog." https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2020/09/southold-blotter-driver-charged-with-dwi-after-swerving- over-double-yellow-line/ Depot Lane is a dangerous road. People speed, including limos, tour buses, tourists, and locals. There are also many accidents on the Main Road and Depot Lane or Rt. 48 and Depot Lane. Furthermore, the sidewalk is in desperate need of repair and an accident/lawsuit waiting to happen against Southold Town. Most bicycle riders will use the road rather than the sidewalk. Thank you, Mike Malkush ---------- Original Message ---------- From: "Stallbaumer, Nicole" <nstallbaumer@southoldtownny.gov> To: "'mmalkush@optonline.net'" <mmalkush@optonline.net> Date: October 19, 2020 at 2:02 PM Subject: Your FOIL Request Nicole Stallbaumer Town of Southold Police Department Records 631-765-2749 ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. 2 I OWN OF SOUTHOLD POLICE DEPARTMENT 41405 State Route 25 PO Box 911 Peconic NY 11958 4 (631) 765-2600 FAx (631) 765-2715 Martin Flatley " Chief of Police October 19th, 2020 Mike Malkush 890 Depot Lane Cutchogue, New York 11935 RE: October 19th request for the MVA report concerning the Motor Vehicle Accident that occurred on Depot Lane and Schoolhouse Road in September Dear Mr. Malkush, I am writing in response to the October 19th request for the MVA report concerning the Motor Vehicle Accident that occurred on Depot Lane and Schoolhouse Road in September. Please see the attached report (20-013815-BL). Very truly Your,,, artian l-'latle Chief of Police MF/ns Encl. Page 1 of 3 Pages New York State Department of Motor Vehicles Local Codes POLICE ACCIDENT REPORT 20-013815-BL ............ MV-104A(6/04) 00T?PC2C9 IMKS L-2—(-1P—PC IEEE= Accio,enl Diir-� Day of Week Military Time No,of Noo:Injured No.Killed Not Investigated at Scene Left SO Police Phows 20 M _ 7 _ (111ill I rily slehictes - - - - -Reconstructed- - - - - - - . e 4 0 Accident f 2 0 20 SUNDAY 14-58 21 Yes Vj No ............. �PEDESTRIAN !,OTHER PEDESTRIAN VI A IS T VEHICLE VEHICLE 2 �_]BirYC 2 VEHICLE 1-Driver State of Lic. VEHICLE 2-Driver State of Lic License ID Number H.1.00-539 33 -253 0 FL iLicense ID Number 2 6 2 91.7 94 2 NY 21 DN --- — ---.... river ame-exacy Driver Name-exactly as printed on licensetlHIPP, LOUIS ias printed on license LAWSON, RASHAD AARON ALI JR Address Onclutle Number and Street) Apt Na, Address(Include Number and Street ) Apt No 2530 RIO LARGO C T 110 BOX 6.31. 22 City or Town State Zip Code City or Town State Zip Code PUNTA GORDA FL 33950 MATTITUCK NY 119520000 - Dale of B rij i Sex ii-Inficansud No,of occupants Public Date of Bilfth So inkLrisod NO of Ooculban,6 Tpu,"lic Pmp.ry Pr, Manta Year Party Month "a, ye Property 02 Damaged 11 12 0 )_3 Pu Pr age .J..9 3 3 M t1a 273 1 M 03 Damaged I` — 23 Name-exactly as printed on registration Sex Dato at Will Name-exactly as printed on registration Sex Date iof Bhtlh V6 5 IT, Day Morufp I Dirty yew 3] HIPP, LOUIS M 7 [1 13 ly9el'3 LAWSON, DINA D M 8 20 1978 Address(include Number and Street) Apt,No. Fl8z Released ress(IncludeNumberan Fee Apt No z ITITIT released 2530 RIO LARGO CT �6. - PO BOX 631 _at. - 0 ode 24 CimmmITITIT ty or Town state Zip Code City or Town stale Zip Code 5 E ......r PUNTA GORDA FL 33950 MATTITUCK IIO� I.A.9 5 2 ............ Plate Number Is Year&Make Vehicle Type ype Ins,Code Note 04 umber Su3ie of Reg VeNc Year&Make Vehicle"type Ins.Iwe GQLM73 FL .5 1 SUBN 349 GCK4158 NY 20 CII F.�V 4DSD 148 I TickeVArrest Tirket/Arrest PPC 2C91PFS Number(s) Number(s) E6 Violation Violation .5 0 92 2 1 Section(s) Check if involved veefiricle-�S; Section(s)Circle the diagram below that describes the accident,or draw your own more than 95 inches wide; V Check it involved vehicle is diagram in space#9 Number the vehicles, -J more than 95 inches wide; V[] E more than 34 feet long; E more than 34 feet long; Rear Bid Left Turn Right Angle d Head On . _...7 H operated with an overweight permit; H -.Ik— --*-- +"'a --)P- 26 P with an overweight permit; W operatect with an overdimension permit. operated with an overdimension permit. Left Turn C ITIT-1 DAMAGE CODES C Vhtilk,Lt �4 UAMAU,t 1,;JJffES— diradicn) 1 2 L Box I-Point of Impact 1 2 L Box 1-Point of Impact �4. E Box,2-Most Damage 1 E Roy,2-Most Damage 2 2 Enter up to three r 3 41 5 Enter up to three F-3 4—-----E ACCIDENT DIAGRAM 27 more damage codes 1 12 2 2 more damage codes 1 2 3 1. Vishide BY: RT 4 8 TOWING Vehicle By: CARMINES TOWIN See the last page of the MV-104A for the Towed To: RT 4 8 TOWING Towed To:..CARMINES TOWIN accident diagram. VEHICLE DAMAGE CODING: 4 5 8 7 1-13 SEE DIAGRAM ON RIGHT, 1 9. 14.UNDERCARRIAGE 17.DEMOLISHED 13 5 I TRAILER 18.NO DAMAGE Cost of repairs to any one vehicle will be more than$1000 I:-OVERTURNED 19.OTHER 11 Unknown/unable to determine Lv] Yes No .......... Reference Marker Coordinates(if available) Place Where Accident Occurred: Latitude/Northing County SUFFOLK City 0 Village [Z Town of SOUTHOLD Road on which accident occurred DEPOT LN (Route Number or Street Name) 8 Long itude/Easti ng at 1)intersecting street DEPOT LN AND SCHOOLHOUSE RD rhlrntet or SloLvA Nacne) or 2) N F D j�-9 of feet --,jj-,Ie-s— [] E W (Milepost,Nearest intersecting Route Number or Street Name) Accident Description/Officer's notes, [30 V2 WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON DEPOT LANE WHEN Vl WAS TRAVELING EAST BOUND ON SCHOOL HOUSE ROAD, - VI HAD STOPPED AT THE STOP SIGN AT THE INTERSECTION, HOWEVER V1 FAILED TO YIELD THE RIGHT OF" WAY TO V2 AS VI WAS MAKING A RIGHT HAND TURN ON TO DEPOT LANE, V2 COLLIDED WITH THE LEFT FRONT FENDER, DRIVERS DOOR AND BUMPER OF Vl, THIS IN TURN CAUSED EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO THE FRONT OF VS, AS A EFFECT OF THE COLLISION V1 DROVE INTO THE SPLIT RAIL FENCE ---........ ...... 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 BY -—-------------- L A 1 1 4 .1.. 87 1� M 11 T04 5 9997 5101 HIPP, LOUIS L B 1 3 4 1. 87 F 11 04 5 9997 5101 HIPP, JEAN ............. c 2 1 4 1 1.6 M - - LAWSON, RASHAD AARO N D 2 6 4 1. J.7 M X 13 5 9997 5.1.21 PUG1,1ESE, 11.,AWRENCE V - — ---I 0 E 2 3 4 1 17 M X 11.3 5 9997 5121 90170, BRYAN L Rffiylvp yg"� ON V M I MIN E Officer's Rank Badge/ID No. LCI C No. PrecintlPost Station/Beat Reviewing Officer Date/Time Reviewed D and Signature Troop/Zone Sector GRA'FTAN, 9/16/2020 Print Name in Full DARREN HINDELITER 1.V....32 0� J � 802 S'TEVEN 0'7:47 Page 2 of 3 Pages New York State Department of Motor Vehicles LOC21Codes POLICE ACCIDENT REPORT 20-013315-BL MV-104A(6/04) 0QPPC--,C9 Iliii�s r A Time No, �No Injured Killed Not unt Date t S Left Scene Police Photos M0 Im oily Ve icle es No '0" 1 0 Accident Reconstructed 13 1 Li 5 C8 ---!BICYCLIST !PEDESTRIAN !OTHER PEDESTRIAN VEHICLE VEHICLE llpi�gga gfo q)1011 flij,11,11 p 77-71 N 46, ig, 'm gogges/g, ms J",5t! Iloilo rTn Li a No C:t1Jn.vre s1 glledat' ' A 2 2 FEN "agg, rg gpj raiii V11,111111111%�/,t M�ll , 1n/,1'a flat KIN /��i/,/iDe��fi 23 4 24 K, ti ial Y' My Ilia, I V 11,111".,�01. 1,0.1111, '0111Circle the diagram below that describes the accident,or draw your own e I SKIN V V diagram in space 99 Number the vehicles. 51 tj E E Rear End Lao Turn Right Angle Mgmt Turn Head On H Il H --i -*-- 1 4" — --31- -4- 3. & 14;7 7, Left Tui-i, Right Turn pe C C MINN -31- dirm-i ME, V%W e L L 4 2, ErrolEtib � P VI 5 '4 ACCIDENT DIAGRAM 27 VEHICLE DAMAGE CODING: 7 1-13 SEE DIAGRAM ON RIGHT. 9 14.UNDERCARRIAGE 17.DEMOLISHED 2 15.TRAILER 18.NO DAMAGE Cost of repairs to any one vehicle will be more than$1000, 16.OVERTURNED 19.OTHER j - Unknown/Unable to determine Yes No it 10 .......... ... Reference Marker Coordinates(if available) Place Where Accident Occurrea,�— Latitude/Northing County SUFF01,11" City 1 Village Town of Road on which accident occurred (Route Number or Street Name) Longitude/Easting at 1)intersecting street (Route luffit5er or Street Name) or 2) PV S of --feet milesII E W a�rc�l intersecting Roue Number or Street Name) L f�,Ieo,,,Ile Accident Description/Officer's notes 30 LOCATED IF THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION, THE FENCE VIAS CVJNED BY SANTA'S CHRIS174AS TREE FARM. PASSENGER V1 941-661-2530. V" PASSEPIGER Fp,()I,lr,,. 331-S03-5951. V2 PASSENGER RIGHT REAP. 631-723-9329. PROPERTY DAMAGED BY VEHICLE ',p01- SPLIT PAIL FENCE STACEY SANTA'S CHRISTMAS TREE FA 30105 MAIB PD CUTCHOGUE, NY 119-5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 BY A L A gg�, f 61 L B 1,0111 111", IN V ............... 0 EIri� KIM �;lr. L V F E Officer's Rank NGIC No, Troop/Zone Reviewing Officer Date/Time Reviewed Badge/ID No. and Signature Pit D ATTAN, 11 0 2 0 Print Name in DARRET! 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Fire Hvd ant 2 0 - llkµllaarlfOF1'atP3 LIr „I 4. [ncolaarent3U_Other vicedObiect`�Pads Oma1y �- SShock c NO COLLISION_Stoppers 0114Y p t t SI C 6. consciou, 31.Overturned CLOVER ;- YI MfF - 32. Firelb#osion SHEEP O. Other* I JURED TAFC N �. 33 Submeislon 34 O n(rtlFlcadrayOnly r 17 BY C TO 19 4U OIMad'.r J� Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Tuesday, October 20, 2020 11:56 AM To:Lanza, Heather; Norklun, Stacey; Terry, Mark; Burke, John; Dinizio, James; Doherty, Jill; Doroski, Bonnie; Duffy, Bill; Ghosio, Bob; Hagan, Damon; Standish, Lauren; Louisa Evans; Nappa, Sarah; Neville, Elizabeth; Noncarrow, Denis; Rudder, Lynda; Russell, Scott; Silleck, Mary; Tomaszewski, Michelle; Verity, Mike; Weisman, Leslie Cc:'ksrusso@optonline.net' Subject:FW: Petition Against Proposed Zoning Change at 2050 Depot Lane, for inclusion in 10/20/2020 Town Board Meeting Attachments:2050 Depot Lane Petition.csv FYI Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: Kristina Russo \[mailto:ksrusso@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2020 11:54 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth; Rudder, Lynda Subject: Petition Against Proposed Zoning Change at 2050 Depot Lane, for inclusion in 10/20/2020 Town Board Meeting Hello Elizabeth and Lynda, In accordance with the agenda packet for tonight’s 7 pm Town Board Meeting, I am submitting this petition, signed by almost 200 Southold residents opposing the proposed up-zoning of the property at 2050 Depot Lane in Cutchogue. Please add this to the record regarding this item. It’s also notable that this number of signatures, was obtained in less than a week of the petition circulating. I’d also appreciate a reply acknowledging that you’ve received this message. 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Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs \[mailto:aafuchs@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2020 9:45 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth Cc: aafuchs@optonline.net Subject: FW: Depot Lane Residential Rezoning Dear Ms. Neville, Attached is a copy of an email sent to Supervisor Russel and all member of the Town Board. Please enter this into the record for this evening’s meeting. Thank You. Adrienne & Joseph Fuchs From: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs \[mailto:aafuchs@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 8:37 AM To: 'scott.russell@town.southold.ny.us' Subject: Depot Lane Residential Rezoning Dear Supervisor Russell, I’m writing on behalf of the many “locals” and “out of towner’s” that call Southold home. We all live here because we value the rural charm, quiet and beauty the North Fork embodies. We’re concerned with development, and the host of problems it brings. Our hope was that Southold’s long awaited “Comprehensive Plan” would define in certain terms where we are going and delineate clear rules how we are to get there. 1 The proposed development of the K of C residential property for high density housing is in clear violation of the plan, and requires rezoning to proceed. Here is what we understand is proposed on a single residential lot: * 2 buildings * 16 - 2 bedroom units * 73 parking spaces We’re asking you the Supervisor, the Board Members and everyone in our great town to pay heed to this development. When the town’s own rules are so easily bent and precedence is set, what’s coming to your neighborhood next? Please Supervisor Russell do not let this happen. Let’s not have to tell the next generation how great our town used to be, let’s “Save What’s Left”. Sincerely, Joseph and Adrienne Fuchs 2 Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Monday, October 19, 2020 10:05 AM To:Norklun, Stacey Subject:FW: 2050 Depot Lane Please LF From: Standish, Lauren On Behalf Of Russell, Scott Sent: Monday, October 19, 2020 8:17 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth; Rudder, Lynda Subject: FW: 2050 Depot Lane From: kris4897@aol.com \[mailto:kris4897@aol.com\] Sent: Saturday, October 17, 2020 10:23 PM To: Russell, Scott <scottr@southoldtownny.gov> Subject: 2050 Depot Lane Dear Mr. Russell, I am writing to express my strong opposition to the rezoning and proposed development at 2050 Depot Lane, Cutchogue (the former Knights of Columbus property). While I appreciate the town’s desire to increase the number of affordable homes in neighborhoods such as ours, disrupting our community by constructing an out-of-place, high-density development is not the way to go about this. Furthermore, apartment building type dwellings are inconsistent with the neighborhoods in the area and will most likely lower property values. Traffic and safety of pedestrians and cyclists are already major points of concern on the North Fork. Traffic jams on both 48 and Main are an increasing occurrence, clearly evident on most weekends. The additional traffic which will result from the influx of residents of this proposed complex would certainly have a negative impact on the quality of life in the Town of Southold. Most importantly, the rezoning would set a dangerous precedent for future zoning changes throughout Southold, forever altering the character of the community. Both this project and subsequent construction that will follow as a result of the rezoning, will have a negative impact on both our ground water and our wildlife. Considering all these points, I strongly urge you to disapprove this proposed rezoning. I know my opinions are shared by many local residents. 1 Thank you for your continued service and support of our community. Best regards, Kristine Thomas 230 Eastwood Drive Cutchogue, NY (917) 596-2477 ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. 2 Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Friday, October 16, 2020 4:02 PM To:Lanza, Heather; Norklun, Stacey; Terry, Mark; Verity, Mike; Weisman, Leslie; Burke, John; Dinizio, James; Doherty, Jill; Doroski, Bonnie; Duffy, Bill; Ghosio, Bob; Hagan, Damon; Standish, Lauren; Louisa Evans; Nappa, Sarah; Neville, Elizabeth; Noncarrow, Denis; Rudder, Lynda; Russell, Scott; Silleck, Mary; Tomaszewski, Michelle Subject:FW: \[SPAM\] - Please add to opposition to Depot Lane proposal FYI Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 YI -----Original Message----- From: Russell, Scott Sent: Friday, October 16, 2020 2:56 PM To: Neville, Elizabeth Subject: FW: \[SPAM\] - Please add to opposition to Depot Lane proposal -----Original Message----- From: Felecia Kutscher \[mailto:speck31a@aol.com\] Sent: Friday, October 16, 2020 2:01 PM To: Dinizio, James Cc: Russell, Scott Subject: \[SPAM\] - Please add to opposition to Depot Lane proposal Town Board Member Dinizio, I am writing to you in reference to the Cutchogue proposal for affordable housing on Depot Lane. My husband and I are very opposed to this plan. We do not live in the town of Cutchogue, we have lived in Jamesport for 27 years and this plan will definitely have a negative impact on us as well. We moved out here for the quiet, openness and character of the North fork. Through the years we have seen many changes. The traffic has increased tremendously on Main Rd., Peconic and Sound Ave. it has been getting worse every year. It has even come down to us not going out on weekends due to the back ups going east and west depending on the time of day. There is absolutely no escape from this. Since COVID, businesses being shut down because of it and rioting and wonton destruction of the city,people are heading or have already moved to the North Fork. There are only single lane roads that cannot handle the uptick in traffic. The building of this housing project will only add to the existing traffic issues at hand. In addition to the increased traffic concerns, it would certainly alter the community’s character in a negative way. We are adding our request to stop zoning changes that would allow apartment buildings on Depot Lane. Thanking you in advance for adding our opposition to this project, Sincerely, Chester and Felecia Kutscher Sent from my iPad 1 liir October 1.3, 2020 RECEIVED Mr.Scott Russel,Southold Town Supervisor OC� 1 6 2020 53095 Main Rd, Southold Town Clerk PO Box 1179 Southold,NY 11971 Dear Mr. Russell, I write this letter on behalf of rny wife Anne McElroy and I who are both opposed to rezoning of the Knights of Columbus Hall Depot 11 ane Property for high density development of any kind. Wesenta letter to IHeather ILanza of-the Sowrthold Town Planning lBoard dated March 20, 2020,when,we-first heard about the proposal to rezone-the property'for,1.6 units of affordable housing,to voice some of our concerns. Asthe proJe(I is still proceeding,in this letter I go into more depth about some of the specifics behind our-concerns,particularly when it comes to siting of proJects that contribute substaruff al arnounts of sewage to SOLN'thoid's groundwaters. In addition to Ibeing a horneown er on Depot Lane,I have significant expertise related to groundwater contarnination,and on-site approaches to wastewater''treatment. My wife and I are.environmental scientists and professors in Stony Brook's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. I am a chernist who has taught on groundwater issues for over 30 years and periodicafly coinducted research on issues related to Long Island groundwater. As a member of Stony BrooWs Center for Clean Water"rechnology 1 am involved in research evaluating and testing linnovafive and Alternative On site Wastewateii-, Tireatiment Systeirns(I/ WTS),anirnpoirtant topic of discussion for this arid other developments of its kind,, Finally,11 arn also working with the 11 ong Waind Cancer Center and a mulitidiscilphnary teafn of scientists to develop a proposal-to NIH's I tional Cancer Institute for a new Cancer Colhoirt on Long Isiand where the-focus wHI be drinking water risks corning from our groundwaters. Anne and I have lived at 1855 Il pot Lainesince June of 201.8 and are grateful that we have Ibeen able to move into our dream home which is also a familly business, Tbe Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast. We love ouir hornnd new local comirnUnity and agree strongly that there are critical needs for affordable housing as well as needs to 1pireserve as much gal time rural character of the area as is possible. We and many of our neighbors purchased our properties with the understanding that all new development on Depot Lane would The subject to singlefamfly developments with a minfirnurn 2 acre zoining. Approving a mojor change of zoning to allow a 3.6 unit development in a low population density area will undoubtably change-the character of Depot Lane as there are about the same number of residences on Depot laine(between Route 48 and Main Street)and the proposed development. It will increase vehicle traffic-to some extent. We have already been told by returning guests thattraffic on Depot Lane is irnuch worse than before. High density housing will further erode the tranquil nature of our community. Once we retire we will depend oinfl-iiie additional income provided Iby ouir I.)ed andbreaka,st iimn order to cover the expenses of paying-the mortgage and taxes and keeping up this large old Ihornn e,and worry that changingthe character of-the�ocal community will negatively firm act-the experience-that we and our guests enjoy. Below I will detail a number of iteasons why the Southold Town and fits Zoning Board would in my view be-far better served by Ikimiting Ihigh density housing/matels/hotels to areas where the groundwater is already impacted by sewage stressors. Developirrierants such as proposed for the Knights of Columbus property will force nearby residents to go off of private wells arid onto public water supplies to protect their health and property values. It will also increase the rislk that our local area wH11 no longer The a to Priority Zonef"oir Nitrogen Abatement by Suffolk Count,potentially leading to what would have been avoidable costs associated with upgrading existing cesspools and septic tanks with expensive,and riot necessarily very reliable I/A OWTS. Illy primary concerns about this devellopirTnent and other zonfing changes fin simillar areas around the rowin relate to the impacts(econornic and potential health issues)related to-the oin srrte disposal of human wastes. The Knights of Columbus ball property is south of Route 48 Which is-the approArnate local groundwater divide. Groundwater under this property will travel south towards a number of Depat Lane properties-that may still be on private wells and at least. iif not all 4 ofthe(prop ertliesthat are nearest. Wastewateren'terifigfrom,this l.6uinitdevelopimentwotildm--epreserant ahighlV concentrated plume(as compared to-that from a single fairnilly home). I would be tiappy explain which chernicals(and even possibly viruses,althot.igli not bacterial pathogens)would present the biggest potential iriisks to tlhn Ih omeowner down gradient of the propertV. Even irf-the developer wereto(pay tam have all the itesidences downstreani of their property hooked up to town drinking water to tarot ect,their health, I have imuch more worrisome concerins concerning nitrogen inputs from the Knights of Columbus Property and the possible econornic consequences of increased initrogerii loadingto ourselves and local community. Suffolk Countylis facing great challenges associated with the-fact-that three quarters of our Population is unsewered and discharging sewage to ground. As the Zoning and Planning Boards are aware,the most obvious land use management problems are groundwater discharges of nitirogen that are polluting our coastal enibayments,impacting aquatic ecosysterns including 1P conic Bay as well as countless locall ponds and tidal tributaries. Whill e the largest contributor's to nitrogen[inputs on the IMortln Shore were once agricultural use of fertilizers,-the growth in population and-the shift of agriculture to less fertilizeir intensive crops has resulted in on-site wastewater disposal becoming the main cause for most of the hotspot zones for contaminated groundwater. According to very detailed modeling supported by the 2.020 Suffolk County Subwatersheds Wastewater Plan (htt,ps,-//su-fbblkr,ouin-tyny.gov/Portals/O/formsdocs/planning/CEQ/2020/SWP%20FINAL%2OJw.jly%202020. pdf), large areas of Southhold's upper glacial aquifer are highly contaminated with nitrate nitrogen,and almost a 1111 of-the Ih igh nitrate areas are[in or downgradient of high density housing and commercial development zones. Based on-this modeling,-the County has designated areas that:are highest priority for I/A OWTS systems,and at least[in the recent past,only properties in these areas have been eligible fair grants to defray the costs of these systerns designed-to remove most nitrogen-from wastewaters. -niese systems are expensive (—$20,000 or more per household)and the required aninual operating costs are alsonotchealp. It is csear homeowners and new developments are likely facing higheir costs for renovations and view developirnerants,particularly iiin nitrogen impacted Priority Zone areas. There may also be economic risks as sorne in the County envision trying-to mandate move upgrades to existing systems. Forgetting about how effective these systems are,this will be a big expense-to citizens throughout Southold that find thernselves In high priority areas. At present Depot Lane residents are[in ain area that Is very low priority in terms of initrogen with low predicted initrate levels. This designation should be protected if at all possible. in the Information ruin-the proposal for thu IlCnights of Columbus Development that has beein distributed fit is mentioned that I/A O should be recommended if zoning changes are approved. However,it should be pointed out that while these systerns can help with decreasing loads-to Pecordic Bay,even whein operating properly,ineitheir rernove a very high percentage of initrogen inputs nor are they designed to remove other Ihairrinful contaminants. 11 warm tai make a inurnberof points here,some of which I arn confident of avid somethat lead-to ivn1portan't qUe stions: 1, Such a system for-16 units would be very expensive,likely hundreds of thousands of dollars. Because it[is multi-unit and not in a Priority 1 or 2 zone,the stated policy is-that it would not be eligible for financial assistaince from Suffolk County. "There would be a strong incentive for the developer-to try to get out of Implementing such an expensive system. To my knowiiedge their is not a consistent history fin the County for enforcing policies or even requirements for A/I O'VATS wl-nevi-ttieyliavebeevict-Dadleinged. lf-ttiereisoirilys,taridairdon-..sitesewage,tv,ea,tnient, with 16 units, it does not tally e a sophisticated model to realize this is a new and concentrated source of nitirogen pollution 11 have doine sirnple calculations that would Illustrate this point. For context,one could be putting as much as just under 2%. of Cutchogue's pop:ulation on a 2 acre paircel. 2. I/A OWI'S are riiew technologies that neither work particularly well at iteirnoving nitrogein,as compared to municipal wasterwateir treatment plaints, nor have-they been particularly well tested,particularly over time. Suffolk County requires such systems to remove einougill nitrogen such that effluent averages:h.. mg N/L,which if working would The p rimarfly in the form of nitrate N. This is not a to level of nitrate nor willit be an insignificant nitrogen load. As you are probably aware,the maximurn contaminant level (MC11. for nitrate in drinking water us l.0 ram /t, which has historically been based on nitirate caused "blue baby syndirorne". "irypical nitrogen levels in sepric tanks on the order of 50-60 rng N/L,while effluents froirin municipal sewage plants where betteir deirfitrification raft nm achieves levels closeir to 2 irng N/11_ If an I/A OWTS is inputing 19 mg/N/L,this would be roughly eqwfivalleint to pt,iftfing 5—6 residences oin an approximately 2 acre parcel. Not only are these systems not well tested,there it almost no data on how long they will Ilast. Who would pay to have!it replaced or ensure that maintenance contracts continue to The renewed? 3. Most often-these systems are not kept in heated structures,and because microbial activity is less under cold conditions their efficiency will be worse during the winteir leading to higher season dependent contaminant levels in dowingradienot groundwater plumes than regulated average levels. 4. These systems will also fimprove removal for sovne other contaminants of concern but will not remove others. rhey are not designed for this purpose inortest ed in this regards. We know that other sivnilar-technologies are very inefficient at removing a nurnbeir of wastewater contaminants of possible hurnan health concern. 5. Finally based on discussion at the most recent Board meeting where Attorney Goggins discussed his plans for-the Knights of COumbus property,the said he was planning on applying for wastewater flow for 2,400 gallons/day comkq from the,16 residences, requiving the town to double the approved sewage credits frown .1,200 to 2,400. This represents an estimated discharge of 150gall/clay-unit.. mgr T5 gall/bedroovin in the proposed 2 bedrooirn units. We would ask whether or not for multi.-unit housing whether this number of credits is sufficient to get approved installation of I/ 'TS.. The Suffolk County IPolk.y is that the minimum sizing-for II/A OWTS systemsfor a 1...m3 bedroom single family home must have a septic systeirn that can handle 400 gal/day,avid that extra capacity of 3,10 gailons/bedroom are required. I do see in other County documents that in fact only.15alloins/day-unit(75 ga flons/bed room)are required for septic systems corning fron'D mUlti.-unit dwellings with footprints of 450-600 ft.2 that we have been told will be the case. However,it is not obvious to vne whether-this applies-to getting approval forl/AOWT.S.. I am a bit concerned that even with doubling the approved discharge -for this development they may be underestimating the necessairy wastewater-flow that may be required to either get approval from-the County for I/A OWTS systems of sufficientsize totreat possible wastes-from the development This should he considered carefully before any plans are approved. I am reticent to bring up a final point that I think local policy makers might want to keep fin mind when it cornesto decisions for new large sources of sewage-to Southold's groundwater. I do not waritto scare anyone,but over-the past several months I've read extensively and had conversations With government officials,so I am aware of concerns at the County Ilevel,avid with vinany other organizations,with respects-to possible cancer,risks associated with nitrate levels that are well bellow the current MCL of 10 nig N/L for drinking water. Although a number of private wells exceed-the MCL,the current criteria are relatively easy for public water suppliers and government to deal with by either moving supply wells to the cleaner Magothy aquifer or blending waters from different sources. The County's model suggest a number of areas jinn CutchOgUe and Southold that are well above the current INCL, but I have to believe 'hat most of time residences in these primarily higher population density areas are on public supplies. IIn recent years,there have been a growing number of peer reviewed publications showing correlations between cancer risks and nitrate N levels much lower than the MCL, perhaps nearer to 3 mg N/L;fit lin fact the correlations are causal,-the presumed rnechanism would involve production of carcinogenic nitrosamines in the digestive tract.. I personally am highly skeptical of-these relationships,but first there will be much more research on this topic over the next few years and there-is rapidly growing interest lin studying this on I..ong Island as groundwater levels of nitrate are most often appreciably higher than that of'suirfacewater sources cap drinkingwager. 11 mention this fin this letter because,we still have a nurnber of citizens on private wells in Southold(no idea Ihow many),and many of those residences on Depot Lane and elsewhere are likely in areas that have nitrate levels in the low to amid-single digit rvn, IM/L. There are many tirade-offs when making decisions,but 11 would urge you-to keep in mind-that there may be unintended consequences of approving high density housing in areas where there are down-gradient private wells.. In summary,l have expounded on the risks of the proposed Depot Lane high density development and sewage discharge to our groundwaters;the possible econornic losses in near or long-term to neighbors, and increased risks(not outcomes)of the greater amount of sewage contaminants-that-those south of the property will ace unless they switch to public supply waters. I have tried to make points that apjpy not only to Depot I ane butt other Ilamw population density areas of Southold,where increased upgradient sewage loadings not only present risks to those on private weUs,but a rislk-that low priority nitrogen abatement zones could be upgraded to high priority zones. So how thein should Southold and other Government officials handle the need the need for zoning accommodations to allow for rnore AffovAablelftusing? While there are no solutions that don't carry impacts or would not be fought lby some local citizens,the answer I think lies in either citing such properties in areas that are already in high priority nitrogen abatement zones. Ideally,one would convert existing commercial or Ihigh density residential housing to affordable housing. Requiring I/A OWTS should reduce nitrogen inputs as compared to traditional septic systems,but it Will not bring inputs anywhere down to levels associated with a single residence(or very part.time event space) built on this 2,acre property,and they represent a very costly and Ilnss tun an well proved technology. My intuition-from studying these issues and the results of,and science behind,the Suffolk County Watershed Modell is that relying upon-these expensive solutions may not alleviate-future economic costs t Ilocall citizens and perhaps even Ihnuurman health risics Ern cases like this proposed 1.6 unit Depot Lane development. Thank you for reading this letter and concerns that we've raised. l admit that 11 don't know the rules avid regulations related to wastewater permits or for requirements-for I/A OWTS with multi-family units,Ilet alone as they apply to the few local experiences with affordable housing. I will seek to learn more in the coming week. 11 would be most happy to discuss further-any of the many issues that IIve raised in this letter. Sincq re ly yours Bruce J Brownawell Anne E.McElroy 1855 IDepot Lane Cutchogue,NY 11935 BIIII!,I ii,lil(lllc,"�11.111,�-)ii,,!4.� ,oro ✓ ilk ��ra�u 6�E�L�L�L,t! 631-379-6166(c0t) CC: ll..ouisa Evans,Jill DohertV,James urnpxuao®Robert Ghosio,Sarah Nappa,Heather Lanza,Al Krupski, Cutchogue Civic Association Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Thursday, October 15, 2020 8:47 AM To:Norklun, Stacey; Burke, John; Dinizio, James; Doherty, Jill; Doroski, Bonnie; Duffy, Bill; Ghosio, Bob; Hagan, Damon; Standish, Lauren; Louisa Evans; Nappa, Sarah; Neville, Elizabeth; Noncarrow, Denis; Rudder, Lynda; Russell, Scott; Silleck, Mary; Tomaszewski, Michelle Subject:FW: APPARTMENTS ON DEPOT LANE,CUTCHOGUE FYI Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk, Registrar of Vital Statistics Records Management Officer; FOIL Officer Marriage Officer PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tel. 631 765-1800, Ext. 228 Fax 631 765-6145 Cell 631 466-6064 From: Standish, Lauren On Behalf Of Russell, Scott Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2020 8:09 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth Cc: Rudder, Lynda Subject: FW: APPARTMENTS ON DEPOT LANE,CUTCHOGUE From: Russell, Scott Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2020 4:42 PM To: Russell, Scott <scottr@southoldtownny.gov> Subject: FW: APPARTMENTS ON DEPOT LANE,CUTCHOGUE From: Amy Albrecht \[mailto:outlook_60E2CB1924CA8C54@outlook.com\] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2020 2:37 PM To: Russell, Scott Subject: \[SPAM\] - APPARTMENTS ON DEPOT LANE,CUTCHOGUE Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Dear Supervisor, My name is Amy Albrecht my husband David and I have lived on Depot Lane in Cutchogue for over 46 years we have seen many changes to our town but we are deeply disturbed by the possibility of the building of a 16 two bedroom apartment complex built at the former Knights of Columbus property. The traffic on Depot Lane has gotten 1 considerably worse over the years, I can only imagine how bad it will be if this project passes. Please lets keep Cutchogue the beautiful town we all love and let’s not change it into the South Fork. Sincerely, Amy Albrecht (631)734-5194 2 Norklun, Stacey From:Neville, Elizabeth Sent:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 10:11 AM To:Norklun, Stacey Cc:Born, Sabrina; Doroski, Bonnie; Mudd, Jennifer; Rudder, Lynda Subject:FW: civic association Please LF. BN From: Tomaszewski, Michelle Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2020 8:34 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth Cc: Rudder, Lynda; Doroski, Bonnie Subject: FW: civic association Good morning, For your public hearing file. Thank you, Michelle Michelle L. Tomaszewski Secretarial Assistant to the Southold Town Board Town of Southold Supervisor’s Office 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Phone: 631-765-1889 Fax: 631-765-1823 michellet@town.southold.ny.us From: carnevale \[mailto:donnasmiles@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 8:56 PM To: Russell, Scott <scottr@southoldtownny.gov>; Dinizio, James <james.dinizio@town.southold.ny.us> Cc: Evans, Louisa <louisae@southoldtownny.gov>; Nappa, Sarah <sarahn@southoldtownny.gov> Subject: Fwd: civic association ---------- Original Message ---------- From: carnevale <donnasmiles@optonline.net> To: paulterminator@optonline.net Cc: donnasmiles@optonline.net Date: October 11, 2020 at 8:22 PM Subject: civic association 1 Donna & Paul Carnevale 865 Depot Lane Cutchogue, N.Y. 11935 Mr. Scott Russell Southold Town Supervisor 53095 Main Rd. P.O. Box 11971 Southold, N.Y.11971 Dear Mr. Russell We are writing this letter in opposition of the requested zoning change to the Knights of Columbus property on Depot Lane in Cutchogue.We live on Depot Lane and have for 35 yrs.Since then the area has expanded with new homes.We have concerns about the enviroment along with traffic that this affordable housing project would create.Not only for us,our neighbors too. Changing the zoning will increase Mr. Goggins property value while decreasing property values of existing nearby homes. We strongly urge you and the board to oppose this project as it would pave the way for additional high density development on Depot Lane along with all of Southold town.This zoning change should be discussed at a public meeting.This way we can voice our opinions,not on zoom.The board members should be able to hear in person the arguments of the residents regarding water treatment, traffic and quality of life by putting this housing project in a residential area.please consider our concerns and vote NO! Sincerely, Paul and Donna Carnevale Cutchogue ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. 2 Norklun, Stacey From:Doroski, Bonnie Sent:Tuesday, October 13, 2020 9:02 AM To:Neville, Elizabeth; Norklun, Stacey; Standish, Lauren; Tomaszewski, Michelle; Burke, John; Duffy, Bill; Hagan, Damon; Silleck, Mary; Dinizio, James; Doherty, Jill; Ghosio, Bob; Louisa Evans; Nappa, Sarah; Russell, Scott Subject:FW: Depot Lane Residential Rezoning FYI Bonnie J. Doroski Deputy Town Clerk Southold Town Clerk’s Office 53095 Main Road Southold, NY 11971 (631) 765-1800 office (631)765-6145 fax From: Tomaszewski, Michelle <michellet@town.southold.ny.us> On Behalf Of Russell, Scott Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 8:44 AM To: Neville, Elizabeth <E.Neville@town.southold.ny.us> Cc: Rudder, Lynda <lynda.rudder@town.southold.ny.us>; Doroski, Bonnie <Bonnie.Doroski@town.southold.ny.us> Subject: FW: Depot Lane Residential Rezoning Good morning, For your public hearing file. From: Adrienne & Joe Fuchs \[mailto:aafuchs@optonline.net\] Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 8:37 AM To: Russell, Scott <scottr@southoldtownny.gov> Subject: Depot Lane Residential Rezoning Dear Supervisor Russell, I’m writing on behalf of the many “locals” and “out of towner’s” that call Southold home. We all live here because we value the rural charm, quiet and beauty the North Fork embodies. We’re concerned with development, and the host of problems it brings. Our hope was that Southold’s long awaited “Comprehensive Plan” would define in certain terms where we are going and delineate clear rules how we are to get there. The proposed development of the K of C residential property for high density housing is in clear violation of the plan, and requires rezoning to proceed. Here is what we understand is proposed on a single residential lot: * 2 buildings * 16 - 2 bedroom units * 73 parking spaces 1 We’re asking you the Supervisor, the Board Members and everyone in our great town to pay heed to this development. When the town’s own rules are so easily bent and precedence is set, what’s coming to your neighborhood next? Please Supervisor Russell do not let this happen. Let’s not have to tell the next generation how great our town used to be, let’s “Save What’s Left”. Sincerely, Joseph and Adrienne Fuchs ATTENTION: This email came from an external source. Do not open attachments or click on links from unknown senders or unexpected emails. 2