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HomeMy WebLinkAbout777 -- lEGAL N0'rI(~E I NOTICE OF ILEARINGS ~ Pursuant ,to Secton 267 of the! Town Law and the provisi~ of] the anumded Building Zone O~-! ~linance of th~ Town of Southold ~ ~uffolk County, New York, public I hearings will be held by the~ Southold Town Zoning Board of~ ,~ppoals at the Town Office, Main Rc~d, Soathold, New York, on ~,une 10, 1965, on the following appeals: 7:30 P.~L (E.D.S.T.), Upon ap- plleation of New 'Y~rk Telephone Con,party, 220 Old Country P~oad, Mineola, New York, for a ~1 ex~tion in ~rd~ce with the Zoning Ordnance, ~icle IH, ~c. t~n 3~, S~vision 6a, for per- minion ~ erst ~ automatic ex- thane buildi~ ~n property lo- cat~ on ~e northw~rly side of the ~in ~ ~pro~ma~ly 350 feet north of S~rli~ Lane and ~proxima~ly 11.~ feet s~ of C~x ~ne, Cu~h~, N~ York. ~;50 P.~. (~.D.S.T.), U~n ~p- plication of Phil~ A. ~ey, ~0 Pet- erin Pl~e, Ly~br~k, New YorM, for a vacate In ~o~ce with the Zoni~ ~di~nce, ~ticle III, Sec~i~ 3~, for ~rmi~lon to erect ~ ,~di~ien to an ex~tlng dweB- lng wi~h i~ffi~ient ~t~k frm the r~d. ~tlon of property: )riva~ right-or,ay ~f ~e ~u~ side of King Street, ~ient, New York, b~nded ~r~ by Pa~ Da- laud, eas~ by James, s~th by P. C. ~ey, ~d w~ by Or~nt ~r- her. 8:~ P.M. (E~.S.T.), U~n ap- ~li~ti~ of ~ Ta~ & ~ns, ~'~tt ~ad, Orient, New York, for~ : s~i~ exce~ti~ in ~r~e~ with ~e Zo~ng Ordinance, ~i- ~cle X, ~ction 1003A, for ~r~- ~on ~ ren~ a ~ labor pe~t 'gr~t~ ~p~l 30, 1964. ~ ~ti~ of pr~y ~st aide Platt ~ R~d, ~l~t, N~ Yogk..b~unded ] ~ ~h ,by W. B. ~er, a~ V. T. ~th~, ~t ,by R. W. Gfllispie, ~uth by G. W, ~k, west by~ P~tt ~. (EDST), Upon ap plication of Main ~, ~attituck, New for a ~ial except~n in ante with the ~n~g Ordin~ ~ ~icle III, S~tion 3~, Su~tion ~ 4a, for ~i~ion to o~rate a rid- lng ~eademy. ~ation of prop-~ e~y: n~ ~de Main R~d, Mat-] tit~k, New York, boun.ded north~ by ~ng Island ~ilroad, east by ~er~ski-~ice, south by Main ~ad, west by Wm. ~ston. Any person desiring to be .heard on ~e above ~applieations should ~ar at ~e time and place a~ve .s~c~. DA~: May ~7, 1965, BY OR- ~ OF THE SO~O~ TOWN ~ OF APPE~ 1~4 STATE OF NEW YORK, ! ~ ss: COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ....... ............. being duly · *~J/ ~ ' ' h SUFI, OLK says that .............. ~s Printer and Pubhsher of t e TIMES, a newspaper published at Greenport, in said county; and that the notice, of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been published in the said Suffolk Times once in each week, for .................................................... .~./a~. . ..................... week~ successively commencing on the ........... ..,~.~-~ ........... day of ...... ..~::~.~- .................... 19,.~..~2~ .... Sworn to before me this ...... ~.~.~£1..:.... ~ day of ............ ~.~-~ ................ 19.~'.:~iI LEGAL NOT~CE ~OTICE OF HEARINGS Pursuant to Section 267 of the Town Law and the provisions of the Amended Building Zone Ordinance of theTown of Southold~ Suffolk County~ New York~ public hearings will be held by the Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals, at the Town Office~ Main Road~ Southold~ New York~ on ~ June 10~ 1965~ on the following appeals: 7:30 P.Mo(EoD. SoTo)~ Upon application of New York Telephone Company~ 220 Old Country Road~ Mineola~ New York~ for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article III~ Section 300~ Subdivision 6a, for permission to erect an automatic exchange building on property located on the northwes%erly side of the Main Road approximately 350 feet north of Sterling Lane and approximately 1100 feet south of Cox Lane~ Cutchogue, New York. 7:50 PoMo (EoDoSoT.)~ Upon application of Philip A. Frey, 70 Peterson Place: Lynbrook~ New York~ for a variance in accordance withthe Zoning Ordinance~ Article III~ Section 305~ for permission to erect an addition to an existing dwelling with insufficient setback from the road° Location of property: private right-of-way off the south~side of King Street~ Orient~ New York~ bounded north by Paul Daland~ east by James~ south by PoCo Frey~ and west by Orient Harbor° Legal Notice -2- 8:00 PoM.(E.D. SoTo), Upon application of Russell Tabor & Sons~ Platt Road, Orient, New York, for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance~ Article X, Section 1003A, for permission to renew a farm labor camp permit granted April 30~ 1964o Location of property East side Platt Road, Orient~ New York~ bounded north by Wo Bo Karcher~ and V. To Latham~ ~ east by RoWo Gillispie~ south by G.W~ Halleck, west by Platt Road° 8:15 PoMo ~oDoSoT~), Upon application of Carl & Ethel Besch~ Main Road, Mattituck~ New York, for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance~ Article III~ Section 300~ Subsection 4a~ for permission to operate a riding academy° Location of property: north s~de Main Road, Mattituck~ New York, bounded north by Long Island Railroad, east by Kersnowski-Price, south by Main Roads west by Wmo Mastono Any person desiring to be heard on the above applications should appear at the time andplace above specified° DATED: May 27. 1965 BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD OF APPEALS PLEASE PUBLISH ONCE~ JUNE 4, 1965~ AND FORWARD FIVE (5) AFFIDAVITS OF PUBLICATION /24MEDIATELY TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS, MAIN ROAD, SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK~ Copies mailed to the following on May 28~ 1965 The Long Island Traveler-Mattituck Watchman The Suffolk Times New York Telephone Company Philip Ao Frey Wendell Tabor John McNulty Carl & Ethel Besch SOMEONE SHOULD APPEAR AT THE NEARING SALVATO RE C. IMBERGAMO W. MANVILLE JOHNSON SPRAGUE, DWYER, ASPLAND ~, TOBIN ATTORNEYS AT LAW THE NASSAU BUILDIN~ 2~0 OLD COUNTRY ROAD PIONEER 8-5700 May 25, i965 Board of Zoning Appeals Town of Southold Main Road Southold, New York Gentlemen: We enclose in duplicate an application on behalf of New York Telephone Company to construct an automatic telephone exchange in Cutchogue, and for a variance of the apparent reouisite parkinf regulations. We also enclose in duplicate a plot plan of the proposed building, and a copy of an architectural survey of the premises, to~ether with our check to the Board of Appeals in the sum of $5.00 for the requisite fee. Will you please let us know when this matter will come on for hearing. If there is any additional data required, do not hesitate to call the writer collect at any time. With thanks for your cooperation, Yours very truly, JJM/ab encls. SPRAGUB, DWYBR, James J. killigan / / ASPLAND & TOBIN TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION AND FOR A VARIANCE Application No. '/ '/~ TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APP~LS, SOUTHOLD, N.Y. c/o Sprague,Dwyer,Aspland & Tobin New york Telephone .Company of 220 Old Country Road Name Street and Number Mineola Municipality New York State hereby applies to THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS for a SPECIAL EXCEPTION in accordance with the ZONING ORDINANCE ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 801-A, SUBSECTION C, and for a variance under SUBSECTION B. THE SPECIAL EXCEPTION IS P~EQUESTED BECAUSE the propert] involved is located in a "B" Business District, and the proposed use as a telephone exchange is permitted in such a district by Article IV, Section 400, subdivision 2 of the Zoning Ordinance but only as a special exception granted by the Board of Appeals under Article III, Section 300, subdivision 6-a of the Ordinance. The property involved contains about three acres and is located in the unincorporated area of Cutchogue, on the north- westerly side of Main Road approximately 350 feet north of Sterlin Lane and approximately 1100 feet south of Cox Lane, and has a frontage on Main Road of 200 feet and is about 650 feet deep, as shown by the plot plan submitted herewith. The applicant proposes to erect on the property a modern robot completely automatic telephone exchange housed in a one-story building with no basement. The building will be of fire-resistant construction, with concrete floor and roof, masonry exterior walls, faced with brick, and limestone copings, and will comply with all requirements of the Building Code. It will be approximately 92t 10" by 80t area for 22 automobiles, all mitred herewith. 8" in size, and will have a parking as shown on the said plot plan sub- The erection of a modern automatic exchange in the ares is a public necessity. At present, the Mattituck, Peconic and Southold exchange areas are served by step-by-step dial offices. Due to the great increase in building development which is taking place in these exchange areas, the equipment capacity of these central offices will soon be inadequate to meet the estimated demand for telephone service in these areas. Since it is not ~practicable to expand these offices, there is an urgent need for a new exchange center to accommodate this estimated service demand. The the most modern not practicable applicant proposes to replace this equipment with automatic crossbar dial equipment. Since it is to expand either of the old exchange offices or to convert their present equipment, the Company proposes to construct a new exchange on the property involved here as aforesaid, which will be specifically designed to house the new crossbar dial equip- ment. This equipment will permit nationwide dialing, faster com- pletion of lo~ distance calls, and automatic billing, as well as other improvements. The proposed new exchange and equipment will enable the Company to meet all present requirements for service to subscribers in the Mattituck, Peconic, and Southold areas and to fulfill the anticipated growth of service demand in these rapidly developing communities. In selecting a site for the required new automatic dia center, it was necessary to obtain a plot in close proximity to the existing cable plant, and one which would provide the optimum -2- location to minimize recentering operations. The plot involved in this application is the best available site meeting these requirements, and the interests of all lng of this essential public service. center at a more remote location would unjustified expenditures concerned in the furnish- To establish a new dial entail very substantial and for the reconcentration of outside plant. Since the operation of the new proposed exchange is entirely automatic, there will be no operators or other employees on the premises except six maintenance men to inspect and maintain the equipment, and these men will not always be on the property at one time. There will be no vehicular or other traffic congestion resulting from the erection of the exchange and no gasses, odors, smoke or soot, vibrations or noise will be emanated from it, nor will it create any interference with television or radio reception or transmission. There will be no hazard to life, limb or property be- cause of fire, flood, erosion, or panic, if the exception for the proposed use is granted in order for the structure to be erected, and the premises are fully accessible for fire and other emergency apparatus. From all the foregoing, it is submitted that the grant- ing of the proposed special exception and the proposed use will not prevent the orderly and reasonable use of the adjacent pro- perties or properties in adjacent use districts, or the legally established uses in any such districts, nor will it adversely affect the safety, health, welfare, comfort, convenience or order of the town. The granting of the special exception and the pro- posed use will be in complete harmony with and promote the general purposes and intent of the Zoning Ordinance. -3- Under the provisions of Article IV, Section 410(g) of the Building Zone Ordinance, the applicant would be required to provide an off-street parking area for 22 cars based on the build- ing area of the proposed exchange. It is respectfully submitted that, under the above-mentioned circumstances, as to employees on the premises, the strict application of the off-street parking requirements of the ordinance would entail an uneconomical and needless expense which would afford no benefit to the community and would impose an unnecessary hardship on the applicant. The applicant, therefore, submits that a parking area for 9 cars, as proposed would be more than adequate to take care of the off-stree parking needs of this exchange building. The applicant therefore requests the Board of Appeals to grant it a special exception to erect the proposed new exchange building in accordance with its filed plan and to vary the off- street parking requirements of the Building Zone Ordinance, pur- suant to the provisions of Article VIII, Section 80lB of said Ordinance, so as to permit the construction of a parking area as requested. NBW YORK TBLBPHONB COMPANY Attorney an A~ --4¸-- STATB OF NBW YORK ) ) SS.: COUNTY OF NASSAU ) JA~S J. MILLIGAN, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the Attorney and Agent of the NBW YORK TBLBPHONB CO~4PANY the corporation named in the within entitled petition; that he has read the foregoing petition and knows the contents thereof; and that the same is true to his own knowledge, except as to the matters therein stated to be alleged upon information and belief, and as to those matters he believes it to be true. Sworn to before me this 25th day of May, 1965. -5- _.L. CUTCHOGUE TELEPHONE BUI..~ING OH MAIN ROAO, I~OO F'EET SouTH-wEST OF' ~X LAW' CUTCHOGUE; TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY - OWNea -101 VVlI,.~OUGHBY STREET BROOKLYN, NEW Y~: PAUL L. WOOD & ASSOCIATES ~o~PARK AVE ARCHITECTS NEW YOI~K, N,Y ,Z ,/ ,/ j;,. ,Z /2o 0 /YEw ~OmK T~LEPHON£ COAdPANY OUTCHo6UE~ i~, Y 20'