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TOWN HALL
SOUTH'OLD, ,N~ Y.
BUILDING PERMIT
(THIS PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON THE PRE IS~S UNTIL LL
COMPLETION OF THE WORK AUTHORIZED)
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i00iiZ9 THE NEW YORK BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS
BUREAU OF ELECTRICITY
~ 85 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10038
THIS CERTIFIES THAT
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COPY FOR ANY MANNER.
Justice Francis Doyen
Fishers Island
N.Y. 06390 ~ ........
July 2~, 1977
Dear Sir;
On my last visit to Fishers Island I inspected the
road to T~os Duff's place which was improved by Henry ~abohonski~
At the order of Board of AppeaZs.
~ I find the road h~a been improved to meet ~he current
r~quirements so we can ~zs~iss the complaint filed against Mr.
Zabohonski in this =aot~r.
Maintainance of this privat~ road will now be up to
tho~e who ~o it.
Yours t~ly
Build ng Inspector
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FOUNDATION (~st)
COMMENTS
FOUNDATION (2nd)
ROUGH FRAME&
PLUMBING
INSULATION PER N.Y.
STATE ENTERGY
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FINAL
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
TOWN HALL' ·
SOUTHOLD, N. Y. 11971
April 9, 1981
Bouton Services~ Inc.
F. O. Box 506
Fishers Island, New York 06390
Re: Building Permit #11043Z, Robert Patterson
Dear Tony:
The approval of access is as per Thomas Duff~ Jrt,
appeal number 1953, dated September 12, 1.974,
Before the Certificate of Occupancy for Mr. Patterson's
the access shall be inspected by the
house can be issued,
building inspector.
GHF:jd
Yours truly,
Ge.ergo H. Fisher
Sr. Building Inspector
FOEM NO. 3
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
SOUTHOLD, N.Y.
NOTICE OF DISAPPROVAL
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TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
TOWN HALL
SOUTHOLD, N. ¥. 11971
TEL. 765-1802
January 30, 198~
Bonton Services, Inc.
P. O. Box 506,
Fishers Island, New York 06390
Att: Anthony J. Marshall
Re: Robert Fatterson, new dwelling
Flan Review, New York State Bldg. Construction Code
Dear Mr. Marshall:
This is to inform you that we can not approve the plans
"The Roof House", dated December 12, 1980 for the following reasons.
Dwelling is of type 5b construction, third floor
(story) not permitted. Sec. A 204a, page 15;
Also Sec 108-3, definition story, page 9
2. Stairway to roof deck unsafe, to steep, treads do not
conform to code. Sec. A205~ 2a page 16.
3. Require column detailing at beam and base plate.
You mayapply to board of review
please advise and we
for variance to items #1
will forward necessary forms?
Building & Housing Inspector
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Graham Gund Associates, Inc.
Archi~ect~ and
12 Arr0w S~ree!
Cambridge
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December 17, 1980
Building Inspector
Town of Southold, New York
This is to certify that the proposed house for Robert Patterson,
to be built on Fisher's Island, will conform to the New York
State Energy Code.
The specifications call for fiberglass blanket type insulation;
3~" at perimeter walls, 6" at roof and beneath ground floor, and
2" in second and third floors. The glass area is less than 16%
of the building perimeter walls.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
nerely,G~r ~sm Gund~~
GG/dc
^L~.~y. ~,'~:v ¥o~, 12230
'July 7, 1980
This ~s to certify
That
GRAHAM GUND
having applied for a limited permit to prmctice architecture in the State of
~ew ~o%k, and'having submitted satisfactory evid£nce of establisheC and
recognized professional standing in Massachusett~ and the State Bosrd for
Architecture having recommended the issuance of such limited permit;
Therefore, in eccordance with the provisions of Section 7305 of the
Education Law, the said GRA.qAM GUND is hereby granted t~is limited permit to
practice architecture in this state but only in connection with m specific
project, to wit, a 2~ story, single £mmily residence o~ wood frame construction
of approximately 2400 squ~re feet for Mr. and kLrs. Robert Patterson, E~st Point,
Fisher's Islamd, in the town of Southold, New York and is autherized to file
plans, specificmtions, and reports under his Massachusetts seal, and ms provided
in Section 7307 of the Education ~awo A copy of this permit shall accompany sll
documents filed with building officials or others in conjunction with this project.
JaYmes R. Rich, R.A.
Executive Secretary
State Board for Architecture
Graham Gund Associates, Inc.
Architects and Telephone
urban planners 617 661-0910
12 Arrow Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts
02138
SPECIFICATIONS
The Roofhouse
Patterson Summer Residence
Fisher's Island, New York
December 11, 1980
Craham Gund Associates, Inc.
Architects and
Telephone
urban planners Cambridge
12 Arrow Street
Massachusetts
02138
617661-0910
July 7, 1980
Addendum #2 to Specifications
The Roofhouse
Patterson Summer Residence
Fishers Island, New York
Instruction to Bidders: the bid date is extended to July 17, 1980,
at 2:00 p.m.
Changes
DIVISION 6 - WOOD
6B. Rough Carpentry
a. At Contractor's option, Hem-Fir Grade 2 or Better, may be
used for structural lumber.
DIVISION 7 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION
7A. white cedar shingles to have 4" exposure instead of 5".
DIVISION 9 - FINISHES
9B. Materials
~J/4" oak flooring, same grade, for 1/2".
Substitute
a.
Bid as Alternates
DIVISION 4 - MASONRY
Foundation built from 10" or 12" CMU's, grouted, on
poured concrete footing.
DIVISION 7 - THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION
Red cedar shingles, Premium grade, instead of white cedar.
THE ROOF HOUSE
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
Proposals, to be entitled to consideration, must be made in
accordance with the following instructions:
ae
Proposals shall be made upon the form provided herein
and all blank spaces shall be fully filled. Bidder
shall sign authorized signature of the company repre-
sented.
Proposals shall be addressed to the owner and shall be
delivered or mailed to the Architect.
Before submitting proposal, bidders should carefully
examine the drawings and specifications and in par-
ticular should arrange to visit the site so %hat they
may be fully informed of all the conditions and limita-
tions.
Should the bidder find d~screpancies in, or omissions from,
the drawings or specifications, or should he be in doubt as
to their meaning, he should call Lowell Warren at Graham Gund
Associates (617-661-0910). 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Written instructions of clarification will be sent to all
bidders if necessary.
The competence and responsibilities of bidders and of
their proposed subcontractors will be considered in
making the award. The owner does not oblige himself
to accept the lowest or any other bid.
F. Bids to be received on:
INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS
DIVISION 1 GENERAL CONDITIONS
lA.
lB.
AIA Document A107, 1978 edition, Abbreviated Form of
Agreement Between Owner and Contractor, is hereby made
a part of this contract as if printed here in full.
Operating and Maintenance Instructions to be furnished
by Contractor or Subcontractors for all electrical and
mechanical equipment.
lC. Allowances
1. Lump sum for brick, a% $ 280. per thousand.
2. Lump sum for bathroom fittings, $ 350.
3. Lump sum of $ 5,000. for Septic system.
4. Lump sum of $ 400. for exterior lighting.
1E. Scope
iF.
1G.
Unless otherwise specified, the Contractor or his
Subcontractor shall furnish all materials, tools,
equipment, transportation, labor and supervision
required to complete all the work shown on the
drawings.
Contract documents issued will bear the stamp of a New York
Registered Architect.
Contract documents issued will include a Site Plan.
GENE~L CONDITIONS
DIVISION 2 SITE WORK
2-1
2A. ~learing
1. Remove rocks, stumps and debris.
2. Remove trees designated by Architect (Owner intends
to do some clearing before construction begins).
3. Protect trees designated by Architect.
2B Earthwork
1. Scrape existing topsoil and pile on site for re-use
in finish grading.
2. Excavate and backfill for new concrete foundation, and
underground utilities as shown on drawings.
2C. Grading
1. Complete rough grading and compaction.
2. Complete finish grading with 6" topsoil over rough
grading, to contours indicated on drawings.
3. No fill will be removed (to be saved for re-grading).
2D. Landscaping
Not included in contract
SITE WORK
3-1
3A.
Work to include, but not to be limited to; all formwork,
concrete footings, concrete foundation walls and piers as
shown on drawings; installation of items furnished by other
sections (such as anchors,' bolts and plates% and required
to be cast into concrete. Note (4) lowered vents on foundation
plan.
3B. Materials
3Co
1. Concrete to be Portland Cement, (ASTM spec) 3000 psi
at 28 days.
steel.
3. Anchors to be 3/4" diameter 14" long galvanized
at 3~ 0" min., O.C.
Workmanship
1. All work shall be to true lines, plumb, level and
except where otherwise indicated on drawings.
Anchor bolts for columns to be ½" diameter galvanized
"J" bolts
3D. Curing and Protection
square
3E.
Protect newly placed concrete against low and high temp-
erature effects and against rapid loss of moisture.
Moist cure all concrete for at least seven days at temp-
erature of at least 50 degrees F. by curing methods
approved by the Architect.
For vertical or near vertical surfaces, moist cure by
keeping the form in contact with the concrete, or by
other effective means approved by the Architect. Inter-
mittent wetting and drying does not provide acceptable
curing.
In hot weather, be adequately prepared to protect the
concrete from the adverse influence of heat before the
placement of any concrete. Take special precautions to
avoid cracking of the concrete from rapid drying during
placement when air temperature exce~ds~70 degrees F.,
particularly when the work is exposed to direct sunlight.
4. Place concrete at a sufficient rate that cold joints are
not formed by the rapid set of concrete.
Testing
1. Testing method(s) will be designated by Architect.
CONCRETE
4-1
DIVISION 4 MASONRY
4A. Work Includes, but is not limited to;
4B.
4C.
4. Brick paving on ground
of dining room.
Materials
1.
Fire place at ground floor.
Fire place hearths at ground and second floor.
Brick paving and steps at entry.
floor porch and patio off
Brick to be selected by Architect. Contractor to
allow lump sum of $ 280. per thousand for cost of
brick.
3. Sand to be washed, well graded masonry sand.
Workmanship
1.
Mortar to ASTM specs, color to be selected by Architect.
General - all work shall be laid true to lines, plumb,
level and square except where otherwise indicated on
the drawings.
Coursing shall match design shown on drawings.
Joint size and rake to be determined by Architect.
~MASONRY
5-1
DIVISION 5 METALS
5A. Miscellaneous Metals
Work to include, but not be limited to;
a. Fabrication and erection of steel pipe handrails
on ship's ladder from second floor balcony to
roof deck, as shown on drawings.
2. Handrails and stanchions to be 1~" diameter galvanized steel
pipe, shop primed and field painted.
5B. Structural Steel
Work to
below:
a.
include, but not to be limited to items noted
Furnishing and erection of structural steel beams,
headers and columns shown on drawings.
Furnishing and installation of structural steel fire
place lintels at ground floor.
Furnishing and installation of necessary hardware
for installation of above, with coordination of
other trades as applicable.
2. Materials
1. Structural steel conforming to ASTM spec., A-36.
Furnishing and installation of any other items of
structural steel work indicated on the drawings,
specified or obviously needed to make work of
this section complete.
METALS
DIVISION 6 WOOD
6-1
6A. Work to Include:
Work in this section includes all rough and finished carpentry
and architectural woodwork as shown on drawings.
1. Rough Carp?ntry includes, but is not limited to, framing
End sheathing'of structure.
2. Finish Carpentry includes, but is not limited to;
a. Interior trim as detailed at doors, baseboards,
windows and stairs.
b. Interior and Exterior wood handrails.
c. Hanging of doors, installation of door hardware.
d. Cabinets and counter tops in bathrooms, living room,
and in dormers as shown on drawings.
e. Window seat at first stair landing.
f. Oak strip flooring.
g. Exterior decking, ship's ladder from second floor to
roof deck.
h. Exterior trellises.
i. Bed platform in sleeping porch.
j. Kitchen counters and cabinet work.
k. Shelves in closets.
6B. Materials
1. Rough Carpentry:
a. Ail structural lumber shall conform to the latest
edition of the "NFPA," "national design Specifications
for Stress Grade Lumber and its Fastenings," and shall
have a minimum allowable bending stress of 1200 psi,
modulus of elasticity of 1,500,000 psi, and a horizontal
shear stress of 90 psi.
b. Wall sheathing to be exterior grade plywood sheathing
%" thick.
c. Sub floors to be ~8" plywood.
d. Furnish all nails, screws,'bo%ts, fillings, joist
hangers and other hardware necessary~ All exterior nails
shall be hot dipped galvanized steel.
e. Teco "Trip-L-Grip" type "CL" framing anchors at bearing
walls.
f. Knee bracing - size 10d nuts, min. of 8 in overlap of
approxiamately 23 sq. in., glued.
g. Kitchen under counter cabinets to be %" §tave core
plywood, birch veneer (for painting.) Include magnetic
catches and all necessary hardware.
Full height cabinets to have pine louver doors, with
top and bottom pivot hinqes and magnetic catches.
Counter tops to be 3/4"particle board with plastic
laminate to be selected by Architect.
WOOD
DIVISION 6 WOOD (Cont'd.)
6C. Workmanship
1. Ail lumber shall be protected from damage and moisture,
and shall be kept under cover both in transit and at the
job site.
2. Ail joists and beams shall have a minimum bearing of 4".
3. Ail nailing shall be in accordance with the "Code Manual
for the State building Construction Code," Part 3, Article 101
unless otherwise noted.
4. Sheathing to be glued to frame; Adhesive shall comply
with the requirements of Voluntary Product Standard PS 56-73,
"Structural Glt[ed Laminated Timber," wet use.
WOOD
7-1
DIVISION 7 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION
7A. Work to Include, but not be limited to the following:
1. Insulation at perimeter walls, roof, and floor.
Shingles, Tongue and Groove siding and trim, as
shown on drawing.
3. Metal flashing at dormers, decks, walkways, window
openings, vents, etc., as detailed.
4. Sheet neoprene roofing at top, porch, roof, deck, and
balcony.
5. Furnishings and installa%ion of roof acessories necessary
to complete roofing.
7Bo Materials
1. Insulation to be fiberglass blanket type: 3½" at perimeter
walls and 6" at roof, and ground floor, 2" in second and
third floor.
2. Shingles to be Premium grade white cedar shingles applied
over breather type building paper.
3. Tongue and Groove siding and trim to be"clear grade and better"
red cedar. Groove design to be chosen by Architect.
4. 16 Oz. cold rolled copper flashing to be used except where
specified.
Sheet neoprene roofing by Carisle. See Carisle sure
Seal Loose Laid Roofing System. Architect approved
equal may be substituted.
Se
Metal flashing at vent stacks to be lead coated 16oz.
copper coated on both sides with. lead weighing 6 lbs. per
100 sq.ft, on each side.
THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION
8-1
DIVISION 8 DOORS & WINDOWS
SA. Work to Include furnishing and installation of:
1. Interior and Exterior doors, frames, and hardware as
shown on door schedule.
2. Awning, double hung, and roof windows.
3. Screen doors at exterior, where called for in drawings.
4. Frames and removable screens at porch and sleeping porch.
5. Weatherstripping at exterior doors.
6. Wood screened louvers to vent crawl space, at location
chosen by Architect.
7. Wood louver shutters where noted on drawings.
8B. Materials
1. Glass exterior doors as detailed with solid pine stile
and rail.
2. 13/8'' solid core stained wood birch veneer interior doors
to receive paint.
3. Ail of above with A grade solid pine jambs and head.
4. Oak sill (water repellant, preservative treated) at
exterior doors.
5. Hardware to be Schlage "D" series Ball Design with lock
schedule as indicated on A-8.
6. Marvin and Roto Roof ventillating units include screens.
Screen doors and porch screen to be 1±/8" thick select
Eastern White Pine Screened door frame with aluminum
screening.
7. Shutters to be paint grade clear pine.
DOORS & WINDOWS
DIVISION 9 FINISHES
9-1
9A.
Work to include furnishing and installation of items
listed below.
1. Gypsum Wall Board, at all interior wall surfaces and ceil-
ings (except where noted differently).
2. Ceramic tile at bathtub and shower enclosures in Master
Bath and Bath 2.
3. Sealing of all interior woodwork to receive paint.
Painting at all interior wall surfaces and at window
trim, door trim and doors as indicated on drawings
and window shutters where applicable.
5. Exterior shingles, siding and trim to receive bleaching
agent.
6. Treating exterior decks and stairs.
7. Oak flooring.
8. Quarry tile in kitchen.
9B. Materials to Include:
1. GWB by Gold Bond or approved equal. Casing beads, corner
beads, by Gold Bond or approved equal.
Ceramic tile to be 4x4 tiles scored to 2x2 by Romany
Spartan or approved equal. Color/Design selected by
Architect.
e
One coat interior allkyd enamel undercoat/primer by
Benjamin Moore or approved equal on all interior woodwork
to be painter.
a. Two coats interior allkyd eggshell enamel on all
interior wall and ceiling GWB surface.
b. Two coats interior allkyd semi-gloss enamel on all
interior trim and doors as indicated on drawings.
Shingles, T&G siding and trim shall be stained with two
coats of Cabots #88 Bleaching Stain or approved equal.
Allow five days between coats.
6. Ail exterior decks and stairs to receive three coats of
clear Cuprinol wood preservative or approved equal.
7. Hardwood floors to receive one coat of sealer and two coats
of polyurethane floor finish, to be approved by Architect.
FINISHES (Cont'd.)
9-2
DIVISION 9 FINISHES (Cont'd.)
9B. Materials to Include:
For paint and stain allow for mixed colors to be
selected by Architect.
Oak flooring to be ½" x 2" tongue and groove "clear grade."
Quarry tile to be Murray Quarry tile, Fawn Gray,
½" x 4 x 4 by American Olean, Grout color to be
selected by Architect.
10-1
DIVISION 10 SPECIALTIES
10A. Work to Include furnishing and installation of the
following:
1. One prefabricated fireplace at second floor, two
prefabricated metal fireplace chimneys.
2. Toilet and bath accessories.
10B. Materials
Allow for two 30" towel bars per bathroom, one toilet
paper holder per bathroom, one shower rod, one glass
shower door, two ceramic soap dish/grab bars. All
bathroom accessories to be selected by Architect.
2. One "Picway" 28" noncirculating pre-fab fireplace,
#BI28.
Chimney components to include; pre-fab metal chimneys
(insulated) 14" and 11" outside diameter, 24"galvanized
steel chimney cover, firestops where indicated, one pair
elbows for 5'degree ~ffset.
SPECIALTIES
ll-1
DIVISION 11 EQUIPMENT
llA.
liB.
Work to include furnishing and installation of the
following equipment, by room:
~Kitchen
a. refrigerator
b. dishwasher
c. range, oven
2. Laundry Closet
a. washer
b. dryer
Materials include the following equipment with all
necessary hardware and fittings, as well as trim kits
where called for; Colors to be selected by Architect.
In Kitchen:
a. General Electric refrigerator model #TFF-19DA.
b. Kitchen Aid "Imperial" dishwasher model #KDI-19,
with trim kit.
c. General Electric drop-in range model #JMS-27.
In Laundry Closet
a. W~ite-Westinghouse "Space Mates," electric clothes
washer and clothes dryer; model $ to be selected by
Architect.
EQUIPMENT
DIVISION 15 PLUMBING
15-1
15A.
General Conditions & Workmanship
1. Codes: The complete installation shall comply with all
state and local codes, regulations and standards.
Permits: This subcontractor shall obtain all required
permits, pay all legal fees for the same, and in
general take complete charge and responsibility
for all legal requirements pertaining to this section
of work.
Guarantee: Ail materials, items of equipment and work-
manship furnished under this section shall carry the
standard warranty against any defect in material and
workmanship or design for a period of one (1) year after
acceptance of the installation; and any defects which may
develop within that period shall be made good by and at
the expense of this Subcontractor. This Subcontractor
shall guarantee that all elements of the systems are of
sufficient capacity to meet the specified performance.
Cutting and Patching: It shall be the duty of the Mechanical
Subcontractor to provide complete and correct information
in writing to the General Contractor for any cutting or
any part of the building structure or for the providing
of any furred spaces required for his work.
15B. Materials
1. Hot Water Heater: shall be Jackson, or approved equal,
80 gallon; LJ08025 12KW; 220 V; 1 phase; 24" round;60" high.
2. Air Compressor: shall be Speedaire, or approved equal, ½HP;
120 V; 1 phase; 3.4 cfm at 100 psi; 15 gallon tank.
B. Connect ½" gate valve pipe from air tank to cold water
piping system. Gate valve permits the isolation of Air
Compressor Unit from cold water service. Air line shall
connect down stream of building cold water shut off valve.
Air Compressor Unit shall be used to blow out cold water
and hot water system in fall of yea~. (Freeze Protection)
3. Heat Tape: shall be Federal Pacific Electric, or approved
equal, with automatic thermostat; 6 watts per lineal foot;
UL Listed.
B. Heat tape shall be attached, according to manufacturer's
recommendations, to water supply line as follows; start 30
inches below grade and continue wrapping pipe to main shut
off valve.
Mixing Valves: shall be Symmons "Safety Visu-Temp", or
approved equal; No. 1-100 VT-E for shower units and No.
1-210 VT for Tub/Showers.
B. For quantities and locations, see drawings.
PLUMBING
DIVISION 15 PLUMBING (Cont'd.)
15-2
9.
10.
11.
12.
Water Closets: shall be Eljer "Silette Watersaver", with extra
low profile. Model No. 081-1315 elongated bowl, no. 124-0155
elongated plastic seat. Color No. 82 (natural).
B. Fixture requires 30 pounds pressure; %" supply and stop.
C. For quantities and locations, see drawings.
Bath: shall be Eljer "Samoa", cast iron, no.012-1225 with right
outlet. Length = 5'-6' Color No. 82 (natural).
B. For quantities and locations, see drawings.
Lavatories: shall be Eljer "Edwin" cast iron no. 052-0274.
Color No. 82, 20" x 17".
B. Typical of 2 lays. Master bedroom and second floor.
C. Powder Room lav shall be Eljer "Owen" cast iron No. 052-0264,
19" round. Color No. 82.
Kitchen Sink: shall be Eljer "Unimont", cast iron, No. 212-1084.
Color No. 82. 25" x 22".
Shower Floor Drain: shall be Eljer No. 803-0552 with 1¼" tail
piece.
~%ping: all cold water and hot water piping shall be type L copper.
B. All waste and vent piping, shall be in accordance with state
and local codes.
C. All piping shall be sized by contractor.
D. Piping to dishwasher shall be 1" and shall pitch downwards
to supply riser.
Allowance: Subcontractor shall allow lump sum of $350.00 for
fixture fittings not specified above.
Allowance of $ 5,000. for Septic system to meet all State and
local codes.
PLUMBING
DIVISION 16 ELECTRICAL
Ail work under this Division shall conform to the National
Electric Code, as well as the New York State Building Code.
See E-1 for location of electric panels.
WORK TO INCLUDE:
1. Provide and install power and lighting systems with
200 AMP Service.
MATERIALS TO INCLUDE:
1. Fixtures as shown on schedule.
2. Convenience outlets, silent switches as shown on E-i,
with plates as approved by Architect.
3. Allowance of $ 400. for exterior lighting not shown
on drawing.
DIVISION 16B ALARM SYSTEM
WORK TO INCLUDE:
1. Provide and install smoke detectors.
MATERIALS TO INCLUDE:
1. Two "Pyrotector self-contained smoke
model #30-296-1, to be
by Architect.
and heat detectors
installed in locations designated
16-1
ELECTRICAL
1~'0]~,,,~1 ~0. 1
TOWhi OF SOUTHOLD
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
TOWhi CLERK'S OFFICE
5OUTHOLD, hi. Y.
Approved /'.~.Z~.~'~........~. ............ , 1~.~.... Permit No..,~..~..~,.'.~...~.,,~... .........
Disapproved a/c ............... ~...~..:..Z.....~. ...................................................
(Building Inspector)
APPLICATION FOR BtJII. DIhiG PERMIT
INSTRUCTIONS
a. This application must be completely filled in by typewriter o¢ in ink and submitted in triplicate to the Building
Inspector, with 3 se, ts of plans, accurate plot plan to scale. Fee according to schedule.
b. Plot plan showing location of lot and of buildings on premises, relationship to adjoining premises or public streets or
areas, and giving a detailed description of layout of property must be drawn on the diagram which is part of this application.
c. The work covered by this application may not be commenced before issuance of Building Permit.
d. Upon approval of this application, the Building Inspector will issue a Building Permit to the applicant. Such permit
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 until a Certificate of Occupancy
shall have been granted by the Building Inspector.
APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE to the Building Department for the issuance of a Building Permit pursuant to the
Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and other applicable Laws, Ordinances or
Regulations, for the construction of buildings, additions or alterations, or for removal or demolition, os herein described.
The applicant agrees to comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, building code, housing code, and regulations, and to
admit authorized inspectors on premises and in, buildings for necessary inspections.
Bouton Services, Inc. ,
(Signature of applicant, or name, if a corporation)
(Address of applicant)
State whether applicant is owner, lessee, agent, architect, engineer, general contractor, electrician, plumber or builder.
General contractor
Nome of owner of premises ....M..r.......R..o..b..e..r..t....P..a..t..t..e..r..s..o..n.. ........................................................................................................
If applicant is a corporate, signature of duly authorized officer.
Presi dent
(Nome and title of corporate officer)
298-H
Builder's License No .....................................................
Plumber's License No .... .1..9..5..8..z.P. .................................
2939-E
Electrician's License No .............................................
Other Trade's License No ............................................... Southold Dist lO00
1. Location of land on which proposed work will be done. Mop No.: $..e.~.t.i.0.O...0. o...~.l. Qf;iL..1 ..... Lot No ........... .1.9 ..........
Street and Number ..... .C.r..fl~.f;flFl.~ ..............................................................................................................................
Municipality
2. State existing use and occupancy of premises and intended use and occupancy of proposed construction:
o. Exisiting use and occupancy ................................................................................................................................
single family dwelling
b. Intended use and occupancy ................................................................................................................................
3; Nature of work (check which applicable): New Building,. ................. Addition .................. Alteration ..i ..............
i Repair .................. Removal. ................. Demolition .................... Other Work ................................................ ....
n / 70 <Description>
~1,70,0w0.00 , Fee i
4. ,Estimated Cost ................................................................ r ................................................................... ~. ..........
, (to be paid on filing this applica, tio~! '~
5. If dwelling, number of dwelling units ............ ]. .............. Number of dwelling units on each floor.., ........ ;,.., .............
If garage, number of cars ........ .n..0..n..e. ........................................................ ~ .......................................................
~. If business, commercial or mixed occupancy, specify nature and extent of each type of use ............................
7. Dimensions of existing structures, if any: Front ............................ Rear ................................ Depth ~,..,,;~ ............
Height ........................ Number of Stories .................................................................................................................. '
Dimensions of same structure with alterations or additions: Front ....................................Rear ............................
Depth ................................ Height ....................... ~...,Number of Stories ................................
8. Dimensions of entire new construction: Front .............. .$,~ .................. Rear ........ ~.~ ................. Depth 38'6"
33' 3
Height .................... Number of Stories ......................................................................................................................
413.81 560.91 300'
9., Size o{ lot: Front .................. ~ ..................................... Rear .......................................... Depth ................................
ld~ Date of Purchase ........................................................ Name of Former Owner ........................................................
11. Zone or use district in which premises are situated ......... residen.t.ia.l ......................................................................
]2. Does ~proposed construction violate any zoning law, ordinance or regulation: ....rl..o.?..e. .............................................
13. Will lot be regraded . ..........n.0. ............... Will excess fill be removed f;cc~.premises; (X.) Yes ( ) No
r I s~lers tS lano
f^' e · ' Mr. Robert Patterson
14. Name P ~ra~iam ~iun~ ~ssoc. Address "?2"/~PY(JW"St'.' ...... Phone No .......................
O kJwn r OT remls s ................................................
Name of Contractor Boutofl Services, Inc. Address ...F.j.$.12.~...~.~.].~p..(:j..aux ouo Phone No 5.]6-Z.8..8.-Z~68
PLOT DIAGRAM
Locate clearly and distinctJy all buildings, whether existing or proposed, and indicate all set-b~ck dimensions from
property lines. Give street and block number or description according to deed, and show street names and indicate
whether interior or corner lot.
STAI'E OF NEW YORK. -- ~'S S
COUNTY OF ...... ~.~,/:..~b./J~ ........... ~' '
Anthony J. IVFar~hall , .
................................................................................................. Demg duly sworn, deposes and soys that he is the applicom
(Name of individual signing contract)
obow.~ named.
He is the contractor
(Contractor, 0gent, corporate officer, etc.)
of said owner or owners, and is duty authorized to perform or have performed the said work and to make and file
this application; that all statements contained in this application are true to the best of his knowledge and belief; and
that the work will be performed in the manner set forth in the application filed therewith.
Sworn to before me this
...... ..~..,~...,r~.. ..... day of .............. .~.~id.(,(.~.~, ........... , 19...~../... /'~....,~ .~.~/j-~' C-2_~ //'/~.* /;
N;tc ry Public, . ................... ,.~.('~.1~..¢. l.,~ .............. County ......... ~..~.....2-..., .~././~,
' ,-~,~_ ~ /P') /, _ ~/(Sj~ature (~/applicant)
/
, , MAI~Y B,'PANKIEWICZ
j . NdTARY':PU~LIC 'STATE OF NEW YORK j
NO. 5~4~67950 -- SUFFOLK COUNTY
: COati,SiON EXPIR~ MARCH ~, l~ F2~.
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, NEW YO~K
ACTION OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Appeal No. 1953 Dated August 29, 1974
ACTION OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPF~ALS OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
To Thomas D. Duff, Jr.
34 tlunters Road
at a meeting of the Zoning Board of Appeals on September 12, 1974
was considered and the action indicated below was taken on your
(x) Bequest for variance due to lack of access to property
( ) Bequest for a special exception under the Zoning Ordinance
) Bequest for a variance to the Zoning Ordinance
( )
1974
Appellant
the appeal
1. SPECIAL EXCEPTION. By resolution of the Board it was determined that a special exception ( ) be
granted ( ) be denied pursuant to Article .................... Section .................... Subsection .................... paragraph
.................... of the Zoning Ordinance and the decision of the Building Inspector ( ) be reversed ( ) be
confirmed because 10:15 P.M. (~..D.S.T.) upon application of Thomas D. Duff,
Jr., 34 Hunter Road, Manchester, Connecticut, for approval of access,
Section 280A Town Law. L~cation of property: }lorth Hill, private
road, (Crescent Avenue Extension), Fishers Island, N~w York, bounded
on the north by Private Right of ~-~ay (Crescent Avenue Extension);
east by ii. Zabohonski (ti. Walsh); south by ti. Zabohonski (Walsh);
west by ?. Nitze. Fee paid' $15.00.
2. VARIANCE. By resolution of the Board ~-t was determined that
(a) Strict application of the Ordinance (would) (woUld not) produce practical difficulties or uunecessery
hardship because
SEE REVERSE
(b) The hardship created (is) (is not) unique and (would) (would not) be shared by all properties
alike in the immediate vicinity of this property and in the same use district because
SEE REVERSE
(c) The variance (does) (does not) observe the spirit of the Ordinance and (would)
change the character of the district because
(would not)
SEE REV~:RSE
and therefore, it was further determined that the requested variance ( ) be granted (
that the previous deeislorm of the Building Inspector ) be confirmed ( ) be reversed.
SEE REV~oE
FORM ZB4
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Marjorie HcDermott,
) be denied and
Secretary
After investigation and inspection the Boar~ fiBds that
applicant requests approval of access to property located on
North Hill (private road), Crescent Avenue Extension, Fishers
Island, New York.. The findings of the Board are'that
purchased a building lot beyond the To~ road maintenance'of
Crescent Avenue a~d does not have proof' of approved access..to
this lo~. Access'is not described in his Deed. The Board
agrees with the reasoning of the applicant.subject to'~on
ditions. ' .' i
The Board finds that strict apPlication'of
would produce practical difficulties or unnecessaryhardship;
the hardship crea~ed is unique and would not, be Shared. bylall
properties alike in the immediate vicinity of this property
and in the same use district; and.the variance will not
change the character of the neigl~borhood., and Will observe
the spirit of the Ordinance.
THEI~EFO~E IT'WAS RESOLVEDi' Thomas D. D~ff, Jrt, .34'HUnt'rs
Road, Manchester, Connecticut, be. G~qTED a~pr0val Of
from the end of the To~% maintained highway westerly
NO. 25, being the,lot of Thomas D. Duff, Jr.~ wi~h a total
length of approximately 375 feet~ and'from the essterly line
of Lot 25 to th~ end Of the ToWn maintained road, as,per ~.. '
pr~liminary plan Of subdivision for Henry.Walsh .bY Chandler,
Palmer & ~ing, dated October 1973 a~d revised Merci% 6~ 1974.
application withdrawn. 9his approval is granted subjec~ to
the following conditions: . , ;
1. A condition of approving this access ,is that .
the applicant furnish us with legal evidence ..
that he has a right of way.to his proper'ty
over thelroute of the approved access.~
2. A further condition is' that the' access shall~be.
approved~by the Building Inspector Prior.to'
issuancelof a C.O. ,.
3.That the: road be cleared tO the full '50 .foot
width of:the roadbed, and be,paved
stone to!a width of 15 feet minimum although
20 feet Would be preferable'. .,
4.That car~ be taken in'the vicinitY0f the..8" drain.
not to destroy the foundation, of the drain.
Ayes~-'aessrS~ Gi.!lispie,
Vote of the Board:
Hulse, Doyen.
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK
ACTION OF THE ZONING BOAI~D OF APPEALS
1974
Appeal No. 1953 Dated August 29, 1974
ACTION OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 6F THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
To Thomas D. Duff, Jr. ~'
34 Hunters Road
at a meeting 0f the Zoning Board of.Appeals on Septei~er 12,
was considered and the action indicated below was taken on your
(X) Request for variance du~ ~ lack of access to property
( ) Request for a special exception under the Zoning Ordinance
( ) Request for a variance t6 the Zoning Ordinance
Appellant
( )
1974 the appeal
1. SPECIAL EXCEPTION. By resolution of the Board it was determined that a special exception ( ) be
granted ( ) be denied pursuant to Article .................... Section .................... Subsection .................... paragraph
.................... of the Zoning Ordinance and the decision of the Building Inspector ( ) be reversed ( ) be
confirmed because 10:15 P.M. (E.D.$.'£.) Upon application of Thomas D. Duff,
Jr., 34 flunter Road:, Manchester, Connecticut, for 'approval of access,
Section 280A Town Law. Location of property: North llill, private
road, (Crescent Avenue Extension), Fishers Island, N~w York, bounded
on the north by PriPate Right of Way (Crescent Avenue Extension);
east by I. Zabohons}:i (ti. ~alsh); south by H. Zabohonski (~alsh);
west by ?. Nitze. Fee paid $15.00.
2. VARIANCE. By resolution!of the Board %t was determined that
(a) Strict application of the Ordinance (would) (would not) produce
hardship because
practical ~ difficulties or unnecessary
SEE REVERSE
(b) The hardship created (i~) (is not) unique and (would) (would not) be shared by all properties
alike in the immediate wm ~ty of this property and in the same use district because
SEE REVERSE
(c) The variance (does) '(does not) observe the spirit of the Ordinance ~nd (would)
change the character of the d{strict because
SEE REVSRSE
and therefore, it was further, determined that the requested variance ( ) be granted (
that the previous decislon~ of ~he Building Inspector ( ) be conffrmed ( ) be reversed.
(would not)
) be denied and
SEE REVERSE
FORM ZB4
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
~larJorie ~cDermott, Secretary
After investigation and inspection the Board finds that
applicant requests approval of access to property located on
North Hill (private road), Crescent Avenue Extension, Fishers
Island, New York. The findings of the Board are that applicant
pu%rchased a building lot beyond the To~% road maintenance of
Crescent Avenue and does not have proof of approved access to
this lot. Access is not described in his Deed. The Board
agrees with the reasoning of the applicant subject to con-
ditions.
The Board finds tha~ strict application of thm Ordinance
would produce practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship;
the hardship created is unique and would not be shared by all
properties alike in the i~mediate vicinity of thie property
and in the same use district; and the variance will not
change the character of the neiglfoorhood, and will observe
the spirit of th~ Ordinance.
THEP~EFO~ IT WAS RESOLVED, Tho~s D. Duff, Jr., 34 Hunters
Road, Manchester, Connecticut, be GR~qTED approval of access
from the end of the To;a% maintained highway westerly to Lot
NO. 25, being the lot of Thomas D. Duff, Jr.~ with a total
length of appro::in~tely 375 ~eet, and from the easterly line
of Lot 25 to the end of the Town maintained road, as per
prelLminary plan of subdivision for Henry Welsh by Chandler,
Palmer & King, dated October 1973 and revised ~rch 6, 1974
application withdrawn. This approval is granted subjedt to
the following conditions:
e
A condition of approving this access is that
the applicant furnish us with legal evidence
that he has a right of way to his property
over the route of the approved access.
A further condition is that the access shall be
approved by the Building Inspector prior to
issuance of a C.O.
That the road be cleared to the full 50 foot
width of the roadbed, and be paved with crushed
stone to a width of 15 feet minim~ although
20 feet would be preferable.
That care be taken in the vicinity of the 8" drain
not to destroy the foundation of the drain.
Vote of the Board: Ayes~- Messrs: Gillispie, Bergen,
~Rulse, Doyen.
no stamps
r;equired;
cons less
than $100-
:OHSL~.T yOUR L~,WYEI m[~,Oml $iGH~I,4G.'T~TS E,4'STK.MEKI'--T)4~
'~HkSIND~UJRE, madcthe 25th 4myofSeptember ,nine~eenhundreda,d seventy-four,
BETW~£N Henry M. Zabohonski and Annette M. Zabohonski, his wife, both
residing at (no st. #) Crescent Avenue, Fisherrs Island, N~w York,
party of the first part, and Thomas D. Duff, Jr., and Elaine G. Duff, his wife, both
residing at 34 Hunter 3~oad, Manchester, Connecticut,
party of the second part, in consideration of Ten Dollars paid by the party of the s~.ond
,.,m-,,~cCVT~ ,1,o~- the vary oi the first part, __ · .L -~-~d "~'~ the heirs or successors
WIIIN',~,~"~A"'*~ ..... ' _,_:__ ~.n --;+-Iaim unto the party oz me ~-,,,.
~'~nds°:~ th~ere~f;~e~o~St~J:~'~ad'~;~}U;;V;;' with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate,
ALL that c~am I~ or parcel of lan , '
lying and being ~ at Fishers Island, Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State
of New York, b~ing bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a monument on the southwesterly line of Crescent Avenue at the
dividing line between the herein conveyed tract and land now or formerly of
Peter Nitze, said monument being located 6062.92 feet north of a point which is
2398.19 feet west of another monument marking the United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey Triangulation Station "PI~OS", and thence running eouth 4° 14'30~
west, 240 feet to a monument; thence north 85°45t30'' west, 45.36 feet to an
iron; thence south 6°15'30'' east, 38.61 feet to a monument; thence south 86°50~
east, 141.66 feet; thence south 85°30'30" east, 60 feet; thence north $°30' ~ast,
250 feet to said Avenue line; thence along said Avenue line, north 85°30~00"
west, ?9.31 feet; thence along said Avenue line, north 69 15 ~ west, aS.
feet ~o the point of beginning. ' / . ~
/ TOii~."r~l,;~ w~, -, ~ - -~- f~am the northwesterly corn~ ~ ....
purposes of normal ingress ana egr~
dye described premises easterly and then ~outherly to Fox Avenue over an
ab .... o-~* ri-hr of way known as Crefcent Avenue. ,
SUBJECT to ~Y state of facts an accurate survey might show, and to covenants
restrictions, easements, agreements, reservations, and zoning regulations of
recoPd, if any.
This is a correction deed given to correct ~e original conveyance made by
and between the parties, to wit, 'Henry M. Zabohonski, et ux, to ~omas D.
~ff, Jr., et ux, dated June 15, 1974, recorded August 6, 1974, in ~e Suf-
folk County Clerk~s office, liber 7689 of convey~ces, page 141, where~ the
easement for ingress and egress following ~e metes and bounds description
of the premises conveyed was omitted; ~is quit claim deed is given to cor-
rect that omission, as hereinabove set forth. ·
· · o[ the of the fir~ ~ o~, m and to ~y strec~ ~d
TOO THE with ailM, t? TOO {H a
r~ads abuttln~ the'above-descrweqpr~?~ ~[~'~'~,~ in and to ~d praiSeS; l~
~ all thc e~tate and rights of th~ ~ny.~ [~'~} ~ ~ond ~, the heirs or succ~rs ~' a,,,g,,~
ItOLD the premises herein ~ unto me
thc party o{ the s~ond ~ iom~er.
· ' with S~lon 1 ~ oi ~c Li~ ~w, hcre~ ~v~an? ~t the ~..
~ MD the ~a V O{ thc 6rst ~, m co~ph~ce. .,. ........... ~d ~11 hold the r~g~ to r~c~ve su~ con~s~
o{ the first pa~ Will receive ~-- ----
eratlon as a trust fund to be applied first/or th~ ~e of ~ ~e. co~ of ~e i~mv~t and will apply
the ~e first to the ~ent of the cost oi ~e ~mv~[~iore usl~ ~y pa~ oi the to~ of the ~m~/or
amy other pu~OS~ ' ;~d "~ies" whoever the sense of this inden~re ~ reqmr~
The word "pa~y" shall ~ con~med ~ if it
IN W~S WH~EOF, the pa~ oi the ~ ~fl has duly ex~tcd this de~ the day ~d y~r~rst
~~a$ohonski