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Home My WebLink About3407-zFORM NO. 4 TOWN OF $OUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT Town Clerk's Office Southold, N. Y. Certificnte Of Occupnncy No. Z362~ ...... Date ............. .(~..~. ..... 3~. ...., 19.6.? THIS CERTIFIES that the building located at .-It~ .t4hie.tler. &ye ...... Street Map No..F~;. }{,~ o~'r.i.~l~k No ........... Lot No. 3~X... le~,lher.8. ~[sXa.~I. .... I.~:~.: conforms substantially to the Application for Building Permit heretofore filed in this office dated ....~..r..-~.~..4mr..l~..,1~5~.. pursuant to which Building Permit No. ~.~.. A~r6 31196~965 , 19. was issued, and conforms to all of the require- dated .. .... '~,{~' ~'3 ...... 19~'7 " ments of the applicable provisions of the law. The occupancy for which this certificate is issued is . The certificate is issued to . .~ob~=t. ~ .Ursula .~ad~lng.tan ..... 0~e.~$ ........... (owner, lessee or tenant) of the aforesaid building. Suffolk County Department of Health Approval ...~.,.~ :...(.~.x..l.s.t.~.n.g..b.u..~.~.d.~:n..g.-. ~t. Wr~,ght) Inspector FORM NO. 2 TOWN O~ SOUT~OLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE SOUTHOLD, N. Y. BUILDING PERMIT (THIS PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON THE PREMISES UNTIL FULL COMPLETION OF THE WORK AUTHORIZED) N? 3407 Z Permission Is hereby granted to: ............... ~..~l.~r,.~l~e~..&..~j~. ~e~,~J~ .............................................................. at I~remis~[ located at~'~J~l.~.'..;. ~1~, ~.~,~Ji~...il~~j ..................................................... :.....~ ...................... ......... : ....................... ;...,.:.,~s..~.;,...~.~. ................................................................... pursuant to application dated .... :.....;~:..., .............. ~ ....... j,]~..., 19..l~., and approved by the FORI~ NO. 1 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE SOUTHOLD, N. Y. Approved .................... ~.~ ............. , 19 ...... Permit No ...... APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Date ............................ , 19 ..... INSTRUCTIONS o This opphcohon must be completely filled in by typewnter or mmk and submitted in duphcate to the Builder Inspector. b. Plot plan showing Iocahon of lot and of buildings on premises, relohonsh~p to odiolning premises or public streets, areas, and gwing a detailed descnphon of layout of property must be drawn on the diagram which is part of this applicot~o c. The work covered by th~s application may not be commenced before ~ssuance of Building Permit d Upon approval of th~s apphcation, the Building Inspector will zssue a Building Permit to the apphcant. SuE permit shall be kept on the premises avadable for ~nspection throughout the progress of the work e No building shall be occupied or used ~n whole or in pa rt for any purpose whatever untd a Certificate of Occupan, shall have been granted by the Building Inspector. APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE to the Braiding Deportment for the ~ssuance of a Budding Permit pursuant to fl Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, Nev~York, and other apphcable Laws, Ordinances . Regulations, for the construction of build,ngs, add,t,ons or alterat,ons/,~r, f~.r rer~o¥ I/~r d~moht,on, as herein describe The appl,cant agrees to comply with all apphcable laws, or dinanceX,~'/~/t~ul~ti~'c '/ // (S g a re oF~l~pI ~nt, ar name, If a corporation) (Address o~ applicant) State whether apphcant ~s owner, lessee, agent, architect, engineer, general contractor, electrician, plumber or bulld~ .... ........................................................... Nameof of prem,ses ...~.~L.-~....~S..~.l~, ~.~J~l.'7~..~/~. owner ......... ,7' ................................................................. If applicant ~s a corporate, s~gnature of duly authorized officer (Name and t~tle of corporate officer) I Location of land on wh,ch proposed work will be don,e Map No ........................ Lot No .............. Street and Number ~..~l~flJ ~. ~.~1~..~ .1...~... ~.(~.? !.~...~....I~...U..~, ................................................................. ...... Munic~pahty 2 State existing use and occupancy of premises and intended use and occupancy of proposed construction a Ex,sting use and occupancy ...~'..~c.9.!.?..~....~ a~)/.~. ~..... ~' ..~...~.~:.~.'/'.~,:/. ..... /6..q.../7....~...~..---,. ..................... b Intended use and occupancy ..~..~ !!.9~. ~ ~..~$.~..~'.dc...~..~,.~...16..q/7.~.~.. 3 Nature of work (check which applicable). New Build mg ............... Addition ....... ~lterat~on ............... Repair .................... Removal .................Demolition ................Other Work (Describe) ..................... 4 Estimated Cost ...... ~..~..0..~....'~... ................................. Fee .... ~..'-....~. ,.....'~.. ..................................... (to be paid on filing this apphcation) 5 If dwelling, number of dwelhng units ................. Number of dwelhng units on each floor ........................ If garage, number of cars .................................................................................................... : ................. 6, if bus,ness, commercial or m,xed occupancy, spec, fy nature and extent of each type of use..~..L.~.:.~.~ .~.;~...~.~' 7, Dimens,ons of existing structures, if any Front .... .~"X] ..... Rear...~.~. ........ Depth.../.'...~..~..~....]. ......... Height ./. ~ I .................. Number of Storms ..... / ..... _ . ............... g.;.: ...... D~mens~ons of same structure w~th alterations or additions Fron Depth ......"~..~..~..~..~ Height ....... /,~' ..Number of Stories ....... /.. ..... 8 Dimensions of entire new construction Front ................... Rear ........................... Depth .......................... Height ...................... Number of Stories ..................... 9 Size of lot. Front ........ ~.~ ................. Rear ... ~./...~. . Depth ..................................... 10 Date of Purchase ,.~.~.~, ./.~.~...~. ................. Name of Former Owner .~.c7~....~..~?.~.~.......~..~...~..! ...... 11. Zone or use d~stnct in which premises are s~tuated . . .C~.O.../~...~ ................................................................ 12 Does proposed construction violate any. zoning law, ordinance or regulation;~ . /~.~ .... 13 Name of Owner of premises ~.~.:..~..~?.~: .~.../~, Address z~'~'~..~7..~../~.~. ~v '.~.'~i~" [ ~b~ ~ ~."~.....~.~. Name of Architect .................................................. Address .................................Phone No .................... ........~)~,(J=~ .~e//' 'j~.t'-,~,.. ~.~ .... Address .~.;..~l{.~...~...,.~.-~]~..l'J.~,..~...~..~... Phone No Name of Contractor PLOT DIAGRAM Locate clearly and distinctly all buildings, whether existing or proposed, and indicate all set-bock d~mensions fron property hnes Give street and block numbers or descnp.t~on according to deed, and show street names and red,cat whether inter~or or corner lot. STATE OF NEW,~YOgK~, , ) _ ~ COUNTY ,OF ......'~....~.'i~J,~IC'. ) b 5 ................ M.. ~. h..[ ~....~ ........... being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the apphcan~ (Name o div'dua sg g app' a on) above named He Is the ................................................. ~. ........... (Contractor, agen~ corporate officer, etc) of sa~d owner or owners, and ~s duly authorized to perform or have performed the sa~d work and to make and this apphcation; that all statements contained m this apphcation are, tru~ ~' the best ~,f h~ knowledge and behef and that the work w,II be performed ~n the manner set forth ,n the Sworn tobefore me this, ~ / ~ //,V/~//~/ / ' 7 / ................... n ~ ...... ~m'~:~,'~,~'o~~ ~'." ~ ~' ~I~// /~ ~ ~ ~'l I ~o "~ 0n'8880 ........ ~' ~" '¢" ~'"'~'""~'/ .............................................. Notaw Public, .g~.~:~.~ ...~...~u~d~,~,~. County [' (~n~e of apphcant) Ak.L- j ,< o ), ALL EXlDTI K~G I:: ~,,l "~ i:~,,D.. BILL/AtEO ,~OOM _Fx"/T EX/ S T/ N~ '- ...................... r L~ 611£ Ol NG PROPO3£O t~U/LO/NG ADD/T/OAr o~ < P I N SET TIE F., F~(~.U ~ P MEIxIT AF-..EA ; /, STATE OF NEYI YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE ,' ) OFFICE OF' FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL RECEIVED_ '162 WASHINGTON AVENUE APR 9 198~ ALBANY, NEW YORK 12231 Town Clerk Soufhold FIRE SAFETY STANDAP 9S FOR AREAS OF PUBLIC ASSEmbLY AGENCY ACTION Re: Fire Safely in Areas of Pubhc Assembly LD No. DOS-02-82-00013-A Filing No. 475 Fihngdate Mm 9,1982 Effechvedate Apr. 1, 1982 pUP,~UANT to the provisions of the State Administrative Procedure Act, NOTICE is hereby given of the following action: Action takem Addition of new Part 430 to Title 19 NYCRR. Stawtoryauthonty: Executive Law, section 399-~ Subject: Fire safety in areas of pubhc assembly. Purpose. To provide standards for hre detection systems, interior finishes, and accumulation of materials in areas of public assembly. Express terms o£ action: Part 430 F~rc Safety in Areas o£ Public Assembly ,Secuon 430. I. Purpose. Artaclc 18-AA of the Executtvc Law, as added by Chapter 707 of the Laws of 1981, provides a means to reduce the ask posed by fire to users and patrons of areas of pubhc assembly. Section 399-e of the Executive Law directs the Secretary of State to promulgate standards to implement the requirements of the Article and to provide a procedure whereby those reqmremeats may be ,,aricd m appropriate circumstances. Those standards and procedures are the subject of thzs Part. Section 4.;0 2 Definmons (a) "Area of public assembly" An area of pubhc assembly includes a budding or a portion of a building used for garhermg together fifty or more persons for amusement, athleUc, civic, din- tag, educational, entertainment, patriotic, pohtical, recreational, religious, social, or similar purposes, the entire fire area of which it is a part, and the means of egress therefrom. For the purpose of determining the threshold number of persons, d~vide the net floor area by the appropriate value for floor area per person m the table below. If multiple uses occur within the net floor area, thc threshold number of persons ~i thc sma of pe~ons computed from the table for the r _esl:~_ _~v.~e _portiOnS of t_h.e net floOr area. Net Floor Ate· Used As An area of concentrated use without fixed seats such as an audltonum, chapel, dance floor Designated waiting or standee space An area of less concentrated use such as a con- ference room, dining room, drinking establish- meat, exhibit room, gymnasium, lodge room, deck surrounding skating areas or pool are'at or lounge Court rooms - other than fixed seating areas Library - reading rooms - stack area Billiard rooms, archery ran$~, svammmg pools, locker rOOms Skating rinks Classrooms Floor Area Per Person ? sciuasc ;~eet 3 square feet 15 square feet 40 square feet ~0 square feet 100 square feet 50 square feet 25 square feet 20 square feet The preceding table and note apply only to the determination of the threshold number of persons to classdy an asea of public assembly for these standards, It should not be used to post the mnmmum number of persons or for other $~milar purposes. Area~ of public assembly shall be classified as follows: Group C~.t - capacity at least ~0 per~ans, but not exceeding 300 persora; Group C$.2 - capacity ex_e_,'_?d__in~ ~00 persona, but not exceeding persons; Group C5.3 - capac/ty exceeding 1000 persons. (b) "Budding." A building h a structure wholly or partially enclosed within exterior walls, or witiun exterior and party wails, and · roof, af- fording shelter to persons, al!imam% or property. (c) "ConsU'uction or ranovauon." Construction or renovation means the actual, physical construcuon of new fac~ti~ and alteration or repairs to an existing bmldmg within any six-month period e~ceeding fifty percent of the cost of replacement of the buddlr~ at the b~,~n_ nmog of that sm-month tmiod (d) "Educational occupancy." Educational occupancy includes all bwldings used for the gathering of persons for purposes of instruction such as schools, universities, colleges, and academies. Educational occupancy includes part-<lay nursery, kindergarten, amd other e.¢hc~o[$ whose purpose Ls primarily educational, even though the ci'u!dren are of preschool age. (e) "Equipment." EqutDment L,eans pinmbing, heating, electrical, tilating, ai~ conditioni=g, re£n.jerafing, c. te',ators, dumb w~ters, ew. alator and other mechanical additions or ~staUat~ons. (f) "Fire detection system." A l.re detection system is an installation of equipment which automatically activates a fire alarm when the detecung element is exposed to fire, ~moke, or abnormal rise in temperature. (g) "Fire area." A fire area is tbe floor area of · story of a builcho$ within exterior walls, party walls, fire walls, or any eotnbmation thereof. (h) "Fire protection equipm :at and systems." Fire protection equipment and systems includes apparatus, assemblies, or systems, tither portable or fixed, used to prevent, control, or extinguish fire. (i) "Generally accepted standard." A generally accepted standard is a specification, code, rule, guide, or procedure in the field of construcuon or related thereto, recognized and acc-pted as authoritative. (j) 'Inter, or finish." Interior fin th means the exposed interior surface of buddings including, but not lmaiteo to, fixed or movable walls and parti. Uons, columns, ceilings, draperies, hangings, n.nd decorative material, but does not include trim such as picture molds, chair rails, hand rails, baseboards, and door and window frames, or svbsequantly applied paint or wall covering less than 1/28 inch in thickness. (k) "Interior floor finish." Interior floor finish means the exposed floor surfaces of bud,hags, but does not include wood floonng and resilient floor coverings such rs vinyl and linoleum. {I) "Means cf egress." A means of egress is · continuous, unobstructed way of exit from any point m a building or structure to a public way. A means of egress composes the vertical and horizontal ways of travel and in- eludes intervening room spaces, doOrways, hallways, corridors, passage- ways, balconies, ramps, sitars, ~cinsures, lobbies, escalators, horizontal exits, cour~ , and yards. {mi "N~ t fleor area." Net flour area Is the actual square footage of an area u~d for gathering people to~ether, not includmg accessory or other areas used for different purpo;e$ nor the thickness of walls. Such area is normally enclosed by walls or other dividers. NOTE: Notwithstanding the foregoing, where se~ts arc secured or (n) "Structure." A structure Is an assembly of materials forming a con- designed to be secured to the floOr, the number of persons shall be deter- struction framed of component structural parts for occupancy or use, in- mined by the number of f'med seats installed. In the instance of bleachers, eluding a budChng. pews, or similar bench-type seating, allocate one person to each eighteen ~"'l?o~ 4{JO J. Applmabthty. (a}The prov4.sions of this Part apply to both linear roches. For bowling alleys allocate five persons to each alley in new and existing areas of public ~sembly whether owned or operated by an eluding fifteen feet of runway; the remaining net floor area ls to be divided individual, corporation, partnership, a..uoc:ation, municipal corpora~on, by seven s~auar¢ feet per person_. , public authority, state agency, or other ¢.nuty. (b) Provmons of this Part shall apply to areas of public assembly the construction or renovauon of which ts begun on or after April first, nine. teen hundred eighty.two. (c) Areas of pubhc t~rnbly the construction or renovation of which was begun prior m April first, mneleen hundred eighty-two shall comply th," provisions of this Pan on or before January first, nineteen hundred eighty-five. ,~o:Oon 430.4. Fire derecuon system. (a) General Requirement. All arcs-, of public assembly shall have a fire detection system installed which meels the r~tmremenu of subsection (b) below. (b) Speofic Requirement. (l) The hre detection system shall have detect- lng elements spaced throushout the area at h~tervals ~nd in loc·finns consls- ~t with g~erally aectpted (2) The component parts of a fire detection system shall be installed in · manner such that they are protected from damage, operate without delay, and are maintained in proper working order in accordance with generally accepted standards. ($) Such system shall be designed, installed, and malmained in cords·ce with generally accepted standards in a manner which dctec',~ fire and smoke in i~s lnmal stage provided, however, that tire or abnormal rise in temperature detectors ~re permitted in lien of smoke detectors where Hus~, smoke, or produciS of combustion may cause false alarms, or where sprinkler systems are installed. (4) The fire alarm components of such system shall be installed in · wanner which when acuvated shall signal an alarm which can be clearly reco~.ized as · warning of possible fire da·let from anywhere within the area of public assembly. (c) Additional Reqmreman~s. In C5.2 and C5.3 areas o! public assembly excluding those in educatmnal occupancies and excluding the sanctuary and nave ar~ of churches, synagogues, mosques, ·nd similar reh~lous struc- tures, the fire detecuon system shall also activate an alarm m · location which is manned by persons capable of effectively evacuarin~ the facility. Such system shall be reasonably free from false alarm possibilities. Provi- sions shall be made for transmitting voice messages throughout the area of pubhc assembly, and for determinln8 that such m~sages are being receiv- ed. Rehabthty of any pubhc address system used for lransmitm".$ voice m~ges shall be assured by testing said system prior to allowing occupanTM into the assembly room. Any such system shah be provided with an emergency power supply. Section 430 $. lnterwr wall, ceding, and floor fiMsh. (·) General Re- ~u~rr.a~enta (I} Interior finishes in all area= of pnbhc assenthl¥ shall be A interior finish, as defined in suhdivhion (b} of flus section, and shall be mai·tamed in that condition, except that where antomatic sprinkler systems are installed and maintained in accordance with generally accepted standards rote·or hmsh may be class B interior finish as defined ia suhdivi- S~ion 4~0.6. CombtLvttble m,,teritl; exit obrtmction. (a) Comtrnsflbl~ Material. NO combustible material shall be plat:ed m such amounts and 'locations as would cause existing fire protection equipment and sysu~ms to be overburdened. Co) N.vat Obstruction. Aisles, pa.~a~'ays, stairways, and elements of the means of egress shall not be obstructed or obscured by equipment, materials, or other obstruction. Sec[ioo 450.7. Co~strucUo~ with local ~lations. The requirements of this Part are m addmon to, and no! in derogation of, local rules and regUla- tions pertaining to areas of public assembly. · ~cu'o~ 450. E. Approval of Inca] regulations. Where strict compl/ance with the requ/rcmants of this Part wiflun · local government would entail widespread pracucal difficulties or unneee~.~ary hardship, and wh~e local rules and re~ulauon~ in force within such local iovernment are substant/al- ly equivalent to the reqmremanta of this Part, the Secretary of State shall have the power to vary these requirements by approving in their stead said local regulations as prescribing -qually safe and proper alternatives, Ap-. plicafion to the Secretary for the exercise of this power shall be made in wntlng by the chief executive officer or, if th~'e is none, the chic! mlnistratlve body or board of such local lover·meat particularly describing the provisions and circumstances which give rise to the request. Sect~oa 450.9. Attthority of state a~e~cte$. (a) 'Fhe requirements of Part as applied to areas of public assembly under the custody or supervision of a state department, bureau, commission, board, pubhc authority, or other agency of the stats, including · public benefit corporaaoa any member of whose board is appointed by the governor, shall be ad- ministered and enforced by such agency. The Secretary of State may review the administration and enforcement efforts of such agencies. (b) Where strict compliance with the requirements of this Part by such state agency would cntad practical difficulty or unnec~sary hardship, such agency havmB the custody or supervision over an area of public assumbly shall have the power to vary or modify these requirement. Any such variance or modification shall not substantially affect adversely provisions for health, safety, and accuray, and shall assure that equally safe and pro- per alternatives are provided. In addilaon, such ~anance shah be the minimum necessary to overcome the practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship. The Secretary of State shall be noufied that such variance or modthcatinn has been granted. (c) In making determm~_.:ons on varianc~ or modifications of the re- quirements of this Part, consldeL, tlon shall be ~iven to the need to en- courage the preservation, restoration, a~.d maintenance of buddings of historic, archlt=ctural or culture' sv ~iEcance. Sectwt~ 450, I0. Vada_nces (Q i'be requirements of this Part may be modified or varied where strict compliance with such requirements would entail practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship or would otherwise be unwarranted. Such variance or modification shall not sub·tn·trolly affect sion (b)of this section, adversely provisions for health, safety, and security, but shah a.~ure that (2} Classdication of wall, cefllng, and floor finish for its respecdve use equally safe and proper attema ives are prescr~bed. shall be in accordance with subdivision (b) of th~ section. I (b) Every local goveramerit shall establish · procedure to take up requests (b) Classification. (1) Class 3, interior wall or ceiling finish shall have · for such variances or modifications. A local government may empower flame spread rating from 0 to 25 and · smoke development fauns from 0 to existing board or other such body to carry out such purpose, The S~cretary IIX) as determined using the Sterner tunnel test. Class B mtn·or wail or ce.~- of State shah be notified that such variance or modihcation has been lng finish shall have a flame spread radng from 26 to '/5 and · smoke, granted. development rating from 0 to 4~0 as determined using such test. , (c) In making determinations oi vsrianc~ or modifications of the re, (2) Class A interior floor finish shall have · minimum critical radiant qmrcmcuts of this Part, consideration shall be I[iven to the need to flux of 0.45 watts per square centuneter as determined using thc standard courage thc prmervataon, restoratica, and maintenance of buildings of method of test for critical radiant flux of floor covenngs. Cl~s B interior historic, architectural, or cultural slsmficance. floor finch shall have a minimum critical radiant flux of 0.22 watts per Sectioa 450. I1, E£1'ect~ve date. These regulations shall be effective April ~tuase centimeter as determined using such test. l, 1982 and shall remain in effect until Decemb~ ~ll, (l) Drape·es, hangm~zs, and decorative re·tarSals in areas of public Fi.~al action compared with proposed action: Substantive changes were assembly which are non-combustible or flame resistent as determined m ac- made in the foil ~wing Parts, sections, subdivisions or paragraphs: Sections cords·ce with generally accepted standards shall be class A interior fimsh, tl0.2(a), 410.3. 410.4, 430.~(6X4), 430.9 and 4~0.10. (4) Ceilulas or foam plastic materials used as wall, ceiling, or floor finish which are non-combustible in accordance with generally accepted standards shall be class A interior finish. (c) Attachment of lnterlor Finish. (I) Interior wall and ceiling finish shall be cemented or otherwise fastened in place with materials that wdl not when burning give off smoke or gases denser or more toxic than given off by untreated wood or paper. (2) Interior finish applied directly to furring strips not excec'dms one and three-quarters inches applied directly against a non.combustible sur- face shall be fire-stopped at distances not exceeding eight feet, or interven- mi space between thc strips shall be filled with non-combnst[ble mare·al. (3) Finished interior flooring of wood and westin8 surface materials lncindmg, cork, rubber, linoleum, asphalt, and composition die, and other materials of similar combustion characteristics shah be attached directly to thc base or sleeper. Intervening spaces, if any, shall be hlled with non- combustible materials, or the space between the sleepers under the floors·s . shall be fire-stopped/·to areas of not more than twenty square feet provid- ed further that no or~-n svaces shall extend under or through fire walls. 10 LANE CENTER WITH AS-80 AUTOMATIC BRUNSWICK 2000T"SEATIN G SCORERST"AND