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Home My WebLink About8374-z FORM NO. 6 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Building Department Town Hall Southold, N.Y. 11971 APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY Instructions A. This apphcation must be filled in typewriter OR ink, and submitted in duplicate to the Building Inspec- tor with the following; for new buildings or new use: 1. Final survey of property with accurate location of all buildings, property lines, streets, and unusual natural or topographic features, 2. Final approval of Health Dept. of water supply and sewerage disposal-(S-9 form or equal). 3. Approval of electrical installation from Board of Fire Underwriters. 4. Commercial buildings, Industrial buildings, Multiple Residences and similar buildings and installa- tions, a certificate of Code compliance from the Architect or Engineer responsible for the building. 5. Submit Planning Board approval of completed site plan requirements where applicable. For existing buildings (prior to April 1957), Non-conforming uses, or buildings and "pre-existing" land uses: 1. Accurate survey of peoperty showing all property lines, streets, buildings and unusual natural or topographic features. 2. Sworn statement of owner or previous owner as to use, occupancy and condition of buildings. 3. Date of any housing code or safety inspection of buildings or premises, or other pertinent informa- tion required to prepare a certificate. Fees: I. Certificate of occupancy $5.00 2. Certificate of occupancy on pre-existing dwelling or land use 3. Copy of certificate of occupancy $1.00 $5.00 Date .... .O.q ~..o.~.e.~...2.9.,..! ?.~.0... New Building ............. Old or Pre-existing Building ....... .~ .... Vacant Land ............. 320 Love Lane Location of Property ....~.I.Q. ?.:J. ke...S.t. Ee..e.t ................ .~.~.~.~i. ~.c.~.,, .~...~... ............ Hous~ No, Street Ham/et Owner or Owners of Property ..... ~..~7.~.o.z,..-.S.~.~. e..~..E.~.~.~.~.a.~.e..,..~.n.c.: ....................... County Tax Map No. 1000 Section ....1.~.0. ........ Block ..... .~ ......... Lot .... .1..&..~..,~ .... Subdivision ................................. Filed Map No ........... Lot No .............. Permit No...~.~7.~.~ .. Date of Permit .1.~./..~,0/.7..~Applicant ...R..~?;o..z,.-.S.~.~.e..z,..~.~.~,d.w?;~..~l:~c.: Health Dept. Approval ..... ~.R), ............... Labor Dept. Approval ........................ Underwriters Approval ..... ~.~.~..' .............. Planning Board Approval ...................... Request for Temporary Certificate ..................... Final Certificate ....... .~. .............. Fee Submitted $. ~.;0..0 ....................... THE NEW YORK BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS --,- BUREAU OF ELECTRICITY I 85 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10038 THIS CERTIFIES THAT onJy the electrical equipment a~ described be~w~"~alm~roduced by the cppl~car~t named on the above application number in the prermse~ of in the followlng Iocation~ [] Basement -~ fsi FI. [] 2nd ~l, Section Block Lot was exarnlned on 1 .... t' '~ ~ ~ and found to be m compllance with the requirements of tlds Board. ! DRYERS FURNACE MOTORS I FUTURE APPLIANCE FEEDERS ISPECIALREC'PT~ TIME CLOCKS [ RE:l! I UNIT HEATERS MULTI-OUTLETj DIMMERS - /,,~, ~ TR'~L;S~--~,,, SYSTEMS , --SERVICE DISCONNECT J NO OF J --- AMOUNT ~PLEASE REMIT BY CHECK OR MONEY ~ORDER TO THE ORDER OF THE NEW ~YORK BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS CASH SENT BY MA L WILL BE. A~ TRISK OF SENDER /' / THIS IS YOUR BILL FOR SERVICE RENDERED AND IS NOT A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE THIS BILL PAYABLE AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE, 85 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, N Y 10038 h~[rcduction '[o mamtam a h~gh level of performance and to assure the speclher of maximum benoht and economy through use of S~yropor board, these gu~dehnes have been prepared Sechon I-Charactenslics and Recommendations A Minimum Selvice Temperature- Styropor board ~s not hmded to a mdllmum service temperature, ob- serve the followmg cole storage cosign conslderahons Recommendat¢on-To reduce ther- mal leaks apply board in multiple layers w~th sldggered joints', Or use ,r,,,ulahng sphnes, or speedy board with accuf at(dy cut, shlplappo(~ o0ges Roconrmendahon--To prevent expo- sure of ~nfenor hF~lshes lo thermal shock, reduce lemporature m small mcre~ents Io operating level [3 Maximum Serwce Temperature-- Convenhonal one pcf density Styropor board nol subjected to load wdl show no eohcoablo loss of dimensional stabfldy at temperatures up to 184°F Durahon of tempe, ature, external load conditions and dens~ty are the van- ables affechng board performance at o[evaled temperatures Recommendahon--Consull the board manufacturer for adequale ddnsdy to meet elevated temperature/load conddlons Recommendahon-Un[ess protecled, coated or treated lot a spemflc type of application, do not apply Styropor board to areas or buddmg compo- nents whmh may exceed the maximum service temperature for the known load cohdd~on C, Adi~eswes, Cea/rags and Cbemtcals-- Solvents wh;ch w41 attack polystyrene include esters, kd[ones, ethers, halo- gen compounds, aromahc and ai~- phahc hydrocarbons and thetr emul- sions, among others Avoid use of highly corrgbushble adhesives in all applications of Styro- per board Do not applygloss paints fo exposed, deooralwe Styropor board · or[de Recommendahon--lf Styropor baaed is to be placed in contact with mate- rials (or the,r vapors) el unknown composlhon, tests must be rnade to delermme compahbl hty RecommPndahon-- Specdy adhe- sives of Iow flame spread when tested m accordance w~th ASTM E 84 or other adhoswe mdustry standards Recommendahon--For decoration of exposed codmg board and file, spec- dy latex emulsions or cornpahble, Ihune retardar,t pamls D ['po',urr' fo Water al/d W~tcr Vapor-- effect mocbamcal propemes, nor does the presence of water o~ water vapor cause swelhag Ir condensabon occurs wlfhio a system due fo ~m- proper, unbalanoed design of vapor barner, insulation and mtenor tm,sh, thermal efhmency wdl decrease Upon 'drying, full efficiency is restored Recornrnendahon--On Iow tempera- ture apphcahons, the combmahon bi a h~ghly elho~ent vapor barrier, Styro- per board msulatKm and a porous mterlor f~nlsh prowdes ophmum condensation control Woatbonng-Duo to ultra-violet rad,- atlon, long term, ducat oxposu,o to ,sunhghl causes yotlowm9 and a shght ombrddOnlont or tho bo,nd SUl This has htt~c effect on a/ecbarucal properties Recommondahon--lf stored out- doors, cover Styropor board wdh opaque polyethylene him or tarpauhns Resistance 1o Rot and Pesls-Poly styrene promdes no nutho~t value to plans, animals and microorganisms Thereloro, bacteria aRcl fungi do ~ot mulbply, Slyropor will not rot, and highly resistant to mddew Flame Rotardant Treatments--The flame retardant addd~vo used i~ tho manufaoluro of BF grades bt SWropor expandable polystyrene delays flash ~gmhon of the moken remdue Al- though the additive provides an ~m- portant margin of satety ,n both stor- age and apphcahon, all Styropor 8oar~ products must be conmdered combustible when d~rectly exposed to fire of sufflclenl mtenmty and heat Apphcatlon bt flame retardanl, mlumescenl coat,eCs d~reclly to Styro- per board Is generally meffeohvo m resisting effects of h~gh tolnperalures under actual hro condlllons Recommendahon--For ail buddm9 construobon apphcatlons, specify only 8bard producls manufaclured from BF grades of Styropor H Exposure to F~re--Styropor board ~ molt when exposed to temperalures of 300OF to 500°F II addd~onal heat is applied and an lgmtlon source per- sists, combushble gases given off by the molten styrene mayiGmte between 600~F and 650~F, the Ilash-~gmtlon temrerature For comparahve pur- poses, tho flash-lgmhon lemperature of Douglas hr wood products ~s approximately 500°F Board products manufaclured ex- clusively bom BF grades of Stympor festal a]mt~orl by ,,pmk% or ~ glowing mgmreSe Fheywdishnnkawayfrom momentaw rOfJlqcI wdb a sfnal[ Ilame SOLI~CO, buch aS h [[ClhtOtJ match, board, barnmg wdi occur, but tho rare and propagation are small 'fha boa~d wdl burn completely only when d ~s m d~rect contact with combustible materials possessing less resistance to ~gnlt~on and llama propagahon Wdh removal of the llama source, burning ceases Fuel contnbuUon from Styropor board Is rumor because ~t conlalns only 2-4% combusbb[e malerml by volume Vcflume for volume, Douglas fir wood products provide more than 12 times the fuel content of Iow dens- ity [one pound/cubic foot) expanded polystyrene [nsulahon board of 1 0 poi dens~ty, n~anuldcttJrod fl om '~tyropor [~ bead, oxhibllod tor~stlcs when tc',ted by U~(JelwntcH Laboratories Inc in accordance with ASTM E 84 (UL 723) Standards 20 80 25 80,31 F~re Hazard Classification Type BFX-322 2" Th,ok 4" Thick that the only potentially tox.,c product of combustion 91Yen off by Styropor concentration ~s lar less than that g~ven olt by equal volumes of wood products, and Other commonly spncdmd comhtrohbleq ,/F,re Hazard Ciassdmahon Type DFX-122 2" Th,ck Flame Spreaddl t 0121 Fucl Contrtbut~d{u 5 Sm~;ke De',tqoped I~ 20 95® Section ii--installation Recon'~n~endations (subject to budding code roqu~remonls) A. GcsIgn Conmderahons 1 Masonry wall systems a Styropar hoard Insulation used within wall cawtles requires no additional thermal barrier protechon b Protect board applied to exposed, ~ntenor surfaces of bock, block or concrete masonry wdh an adequately , secured thermal barrier c Cover exposed, interior surfaces of Styropor products used as permanent forms for poured concrete framing systems wdh an adequalely secured thermal bamer d Styropor board apphed to masonry wail oxtor~ors as a component of fabric'~reinforced, exterior plaster-lype flmsh system requires no addiNonal thermal barrier protecbon 2 Wood frame wall systems a, Separate Slyropor non-struclural ex- tenor sheathing from the building intoner w~th an adequalely secured thermal barrier, such as convenbonal drywall construchon b Prelect board installed w~thm the cawty formed by Ihe framing members, or apphed to Ihe mteoor s~de of the framing, w~th an adequale[y secured thermal baroer, such as convenhonal drywal~ construction 3 General comments--wall systems a Jn accordance with good demgn prac- tice, prowde flrestops between floors W~th adequate fuestoppmg, thermal bamer protection of board on cra. wi space masonry wall interior is un- necessary b Thermal barner protection of Styropor board is unnecessary iR agricultural buddings hawng intermittent and bm*ted human occupancy In th'e event of an external fire source, ~t must be understood that exposed Styropor board will not protect other wall com- ponents from structura. I damage C. Such intoner finish materials as high flame spread wood paneling present inherent fire hazards Full-scale hre tests conducted by Underwriters' Laboratories Icc, have shown that a 3/4" thickness of Styropor board m- stalled behind panehng of this type does not appremably add to the inherent hazards of panehng d Protect prefabricated metal, plywood or reinforced polyester skinned panels ~n accordance w~th the panel manu- facturer's recommendations The type of protection required, such as auto- matlC spnnkters, a lhermal barrier or a flre-retardant coating, will vary with skin-type, core thickness, budding occupancy and code requirements. e The slructura[ integrity of Icad bear- lng, sandwlch-lype, Slyropor core panels is totally dependent upon the degree of thermal barrier protecbon prawded by the skins Consult the pene~ manuiacturer for recommer~da- ttons f, 3/3" Jo V2" Styropor backerboard for res,denhal aluminum s~dmg con- tributes neghble fuel to external hre sources However a thermal barrier between the backerboard and building intoner, m lhe form of slar~dard dry- wall hmsh or mineral hber msulahon, should be located between the baokorboard and budding intoner 4, Ceding and Floors a Tests conducted by Factory Mutual Engmer. rmg Laboratories have eslab- hshed ~hat 1/,~,, Ih~ck Styropor celhng t~le stapled to gypsum board or lumng docs not oonstllute a fire hazard b Tests conducled by Underwriters' Laboratories have estabhshed that ~/2¢~ thick nominal one pcf denmty Styropor board suspended in an ex- posed god system does col constdute ~ hre hazard c Tests conducted L~y Factory Mutual Engineering Laboratories have estab- hshed that maximum 1" thick, r~ommal one pcf densdy Styropor board sus- pended m an exposed god system below sprinklers wdl not s~gmhoantly interfere with operahon of ihe sprinkler system, d. For painting recommendation cover- mg all exposed apphcatlons of Styropor board, refer to Section I, Adhes;ves, Coahngs and Chemicals e Thermal barrier protechon of Styropor board is unnecessary m agricultural buddings having mlermlttenl and hmdod humao occupancy In the event of an external fire source, ~t must be understood that exposed Styropor board will not protect other cmhn9 and roof components from structural ...damage On all other ceiling applications, such as cold storage warehouses, protect Styropor board w~th an automatic sprinkler system or adequately secured lhermal barrier g In accordance wdh good design prac- hca, break up expansive celhng areas wrth f~re wall or draft curtains h Slyropor board used wltlun floor sys [ems Jo reduce impact pol~.e traos- mission will not suh';tantlally ohange the burning charactenshcs bushble floor assembhes 5, Roof Insulahon ~ Apphed ov~,r precept or poured-m- place concrete docks, Styropor roof msulahon requires no proleotlOn beyond that normally provided by Class A, B or C roof coverings b, On metal decks, Styropor roof insula- tion wdl col prevent feakaqe of asphaltic roofing materials through deck joints m the event of a meier mnterlor fire, Therelore. insurance c~rrlels play reGuir8 ~pphcntmo~ msuJahon Tho potCnhal hn4'ard oreated by asphAtbo rooftn~ syslems systems B, OOnSJfUoJlofl ConaidofaJm~s 1 Slack beard to operable spnnkler system SI~oLHd be available within tho stor~g~ ~rea and during mstaUatlon, Water In a hno spray ~s an effeotwe method of extinguishing expanded polystyrene hres, 3, Prohibit open flames from storage and mstallahon areas If metal cutting, weld- mg or fitting ~s done adjacem to Styropor board, protect the board wdh a barrier such as asbestos or gypsum bo~rd 4 Applyihorm¢l barrler,~f calla8 for as part 5 ¢o~ow norma~ good housekeepeR9 pro- cedures D~sposeofscrapmatenaldmly Note' As used herein, the term "thermal baener" refer.gtc a system of protecl~on which wdl shield Styropor board msulahon from exposure to fire condihons or~gmatmg within thebulldmg interior Thermal baruerslnclude gypsum board, asbestos board, fire retardant plywood, and gypsum or cement plaster, For your gt.ndance, model building codes speedy use of ~herma{ barriers which provide a 15 minute flnmsh rating when tesled rn ac- cordance wdh ASTM El19 hre enourance procedures This flmsh rating represents Ihe elapsed hmo from the begmmng of a foe endurance test until the insulation and/or combustible framing members reached an average increase in temperature of 250°F or a maximum femperalure of 325°F, FOH,~ NO. 1 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE SOUTHOLD, N. Y. Examined ........................................ 19 ........ Application No....~....~.......~....~./... ........ proved .............. , Per, it No ..... .... ............... ................... (Building Inspe~i ................................. APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Date ........ ..................... INSTRUCTIONS a This apphcation must be completely filled ~n by typewriter or in mk and submitted in triplicate to the Buildi, Inspector, with 3 sets of plans, accurate plot plan to scale. Fee according to schedule. b Plot plan sho~ving location of lot and of buddings on premises, relat~onsMp to adloin~ng premises or public streets, areas, and giving a detmled description of layout ofproperty must be drawn on the diagram which ~s part of th~s applicatio, c. The work covered by this application may not be commenced before ~ssuance of Building Permit. d Upon approval of this application, the Building Inspector w~ll issue a Building Permit to the apphcant Such perm shall be kept on the premises available for inspection throughout the work. e No building shall be occupied or used in whole or in part for any purpose whatever untda Certificate of Occupant shall have been granted by the Budding Inspector. APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE to the Building Department for the issuance of a Budding Permit pursuant to fi Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and other applicable Laws, Ordinances, Regulations, for the construction of buildings, additions or alterations, or for removal or demolmon, as herein describe. The opphcant agrees to comply with all apphcable laws, ordinances, building code, housing code, and regulations, and admit authorized inspectors on premises and it~ buildings for necessary inspections. (S~gnal~re of applicant, or name, if a corporation) (Address of dpphcant) 'Sta[te whether applicant ts owner, lessee, agent, architect, engineer, general contractor, electrician, plumber or builde Name of owner of pren~ises ..... ~.....~..~r~fN.~.~,,.......~......~.~..~12..~'....~.... ............................................. If apphcant is a corpo'a_te, sig ature o duly authorlzea or~er. Builder's bcense No ..................................................... Plumber's License No ................................................. Electrician's License No ............................................. Other Trode's License No ............................................... -,~ Location of land on which proposed wor~k will Street and Number .............. .~..4G.[ '~¢ ...... .~Lf~..~..GC~.~FT. ......................... ../..~./..~.~. ........................... (. Municipality State existing use and occupancy of premises and in.~ended use and occupancy of proposed construction: o Exislting use and occupancy ................... ~.:.~: ,"72~.~,.:~ . .~,, .0:,, .~...~,,, ..... ~ ............................................. b Intended use ond occupancy ...Z~.e¥..'~.'~... ,,, .-..~..-.:~..:.?~, i~ .~-~...~,-..,Or. G~ .~..~.........~ .... :~ z.¢~.~,,,,~, ...................... 3. Nature o~,work (check which oppli~Je): New Building .................. Additio~....~ ..........Alteration .~.~.;.',.: Repa,r Removal .................. Demolihon .................Other Work ................................................... ~ . /~ (Description) 4. Estimated Cost ............................................................ Fee ....o'...~...~...~....~..~/.../....~....O......~....../.../....7.... .................................. (to be paid on filing th~s apphcation) 5. If dwelling, number of dwelhng units ........................... Number of dwelhng units on each floor ......................... If garage, number of c~rs ..................................................................................................................................... 6. If business, commercial or mixed occupancy, specify nature and extent of each type of use .......................... 7. Dimensions of ex~sting structures, if any. Front ........................Rear ................................ Depth ................... Height ........................ Number of Stones ................................................................................................................. Dimensions of same structure with alterations or additions. Front .............. ~ ................ Rear ........ ..~...O. ............. Depth ............ .~... ............... Height ...~..../....2.. .............. Number of Stones ............ ! ................... 8. Dimensions of entire new construction: Front .............. ~.-'.~. ................ Rear .......... 6~..c.:~ .......... Depth ........ ~ ......... Height ..~..!.~ ........Number of Stories ................. ~ ................................................................................................ 9. Size of lot: Front ........ I.....~'.~l, ...................................... Rear .....:l.!.~' ............................. Depth ....... ~.~ ...... ~ ............ 10. Date of Purchase ....... .J.~..,/...?...~. ................................. Name of Former Owner ..~..~...~......./~..!....~...a.~..~...~..~ .... / 11. Zone or use district in which premises are s~tuated ............ ~ ................................................................................ 12. Does proposed construction violate any zoning law, ordinance or regulation' . ........ .~.~..~ 13. Will lot be regraded .... ~..V.~ ................ Will excess fill be removed from premises: ( ) Yes (X) No 14. Name of Owner of premises .~.~.....~....../'..~..~.~..~.. Address ...~...~... Phone No.':{..?,~.T..~.~.~...°: Name of Architect ..................... .q .................. ~. ................ Address ....~. ........................... Phone No ...................... Name of Contractor ....................................................... Address ................................ Phone No ...................... PLOT DIAGRAM Locate clearly and dishnctly all bu[ld,ngs, whether ex~stmg or proposed, and red,cate all set-back dimensions fron property hnes G~ve street and block number or description according to deed, and show street names and indicate whether interior or corner lot STATE OF NEW YORK, ~ c c COUNTY OF ..._5..~..£..~..?..~..~ ......... f ~--~ .......... ~.'./..~...~..~.t~....~..~.:.....,/.~'~,~'.,~Z......'~.....~. ........................ be,ng duly sworn, deposes and says that he ,s the apphcant (Nd'me of ind~wd'ual signing contracf) above named. He ,s the .............................................. .~.....~..~.. .............. .~ .......................... ~ ...................................................................... (Contractor, agent, corporate officer, etc.) of said owner or owners, and is duly authorized to perform or have performed the sa~d work and to make and this apphcahon; that oil statements contained m thru application are true to the best of his knowledge and belief, onc that the work will be performed in the manner set forth m the apphcation filed therewith. Swam t.o~fore me this ~,~ _..,_ ~ ~'..~ ...... ~......~T.. ...... day of ..... .~...~.~./~..~.. ......... , 19. ... /~ (Signature of a~ricant) ...... Appeal No. 1S72 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, NEW YORE' ACTION OF THE ZOMNG BOARD OF APPEALS Dated ~I~IiI~--A~ 15, 1974 ACTION OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD To . ~en_ry E, P~o~, 'jr. ' (Raynor-~uter Hardware) 320 Lov~ Lane Matt£tuck, New York at a ineeting of the Zoning Board of Appeals on F~bruary 7, 1974 was considered and the action indicated below was taken on your ( ) Request for variance due to lack of access to property ( ) Request for a special exception under the Zoning Ordinance (X) Request for a variance to the Zoning Ordinance DATE .F.~: ...7.,~ 1974 Appellaut the appeal 1. SPECIAL EXCEPTION. By resolution of the Board it was determined that a speehal excephon ( ) be granted ( ) be domed pursuant to Article ............... Section ................. Subsection ................. paragraph .................. of the Zoning Ordinance mhd the decision of the Bulldlng Inspector ( ) be reversed ( ) be confirmed because ~ 8~S0 P.M. (E.D.S.T.) , upon application of Henry E. Haynor, Jr. (Raynor-$~ter Hardware], S2G Lov~ Lens, Mathitu~k, }~ew York, for a variance ~n' accordance ~ith ~he Zoning Ordinance;'. Article VII, Section 1~0~70 an.~ 10~-71 '~I Bulk Suhe~ute '.fOr' pe~-~i~!o~ to construct additio~£ to stor~ .with insuffi~ient rear~ yard, Mattit,ack/' )~ew ~fork, bounded north by Pike $~reet; .~s~ by W. Fiore and Park District: so~th by L. ~arker; west by D:um E~t. L~e. Fee paid $15.00. 2. VARIANCE. By resolution of the Board xt was deterinined that (a) Strict application of the Ordinance (would) (would not) produce practical dif/icultms hardshzp because or unnecessary SEE REVERSE (b) The hardship created (is) (is not) unique and (would) (would not) be shared by all propertms alike in the immediate vicinity of this proper~y and in the same use ctistrtc~ because SEE P~-~rE ILSE (c) The variance (does) (does not) observe the spirit of the Ordmance and (would) change the character of the district becawse. (would not) and therefore, ~t was fu~her determined that the requested valance ( ) be granted ( that the previous decisions of the Building Inspector ( ) be confirmed ( ) be reversed. SEE KEMERSE FORM ZB4 ZONING BOARD OF APPEAr,,q ) be denied and MarJorie McDermott, Secretary After investigation and inspection the Board finds that applicant requests permission to construct addition to store with insuffiuient rear yet,I, offstraet parking, etc~ on property located on the south side of Pike Street, east of Love Lane, Mattituck. The findings of the Board are that the proposed addition to store of 4,000 sq. ft. in area, plus 2,600 sq. ft. of area' for the existing building, will necessitate a parking requirement of approximately 53 spaces which is easily accommodated in the Mattituck Park Distrtc~ public p~_rking lot, and which, under this proposal, is contiguous to the hardware store. The Board finds that the existing building is on a corner and requires no variance of setback from Pike Street. This addition will continue the present setback of the old building. App~oximately two thirds of the area of the a~dition will be used for sales and display. The Board also finds tha~ applicant proposes offstreet facilities for the new expanded hardware store and will provide offstreet loading and ~nload~ng facilities for. tru~k~ in the 50 foot side yard. If the adjoining p.~opertie~.~O the south should ~aq~st permi~aion.~o.~e ~hi~.~i~ht.~f ~.~.y ~or offstr~et truck .loading and unlo~ding .facilitSes, the Boar~.~q~e~s Dhat yard of approximately 50 f~et, which did not ex/~t before, and a 20 foot rear yard. The Board agrues ~ith th~ reasoning of the applicant. The Board finds that strict application of the Ordinance would produce practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship; the hardship created is unique and would not be shared by all properties alike in the ~ediate vicinity of this property and in the same use district; and the variance will not change the character of the neighborhood, and will observe the spirit of the Ordinance. T~EFOB~ IT WAS RESOLVED, Henry E. Raynor, Jr. (Raynor- Suter Hardware), 320 Love Lane, Mattituck, New York, be GRA/~TED permission to construct addition to store with insufficient rear yard, offstreet parking, etc. on property located on the south side of Pike Street, Mattituok, New York, as applied for. Vohe of the Board: Doyen. Ayes~- Messrs: Gillispie, Bergen, * * *