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Home My WebLink AboutTR-4621Albert J. Krupski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President Jim King Martin H. Gan'eft Peter Wenczet Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold. New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765 - 1892 Fax 1516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD office Use Onl~ ~ Wetland Permit Application __Grandfather Permit Application Waiver/Amendment/Cbange~ ~Recefved Application:~/f~/~& ~--Received Fee:$~00, eD--. i , Completed Application~ ~q ~ Incomplete Y /~ SEQRA Classification: T~rpe I ~Type II Unlisted Coordination:(date ~CAC Referral Sent: Date of Inspection: ~l~qCt ! ~Receipt of CAC Report: ~/~/~ Lead Agency Determination: Technical Review: Public Hearing Held: ~/~q/~& Resolution: ---- '- Name of Applicant Suffolk County Tax Map NunfDer: 1000 - ~0 - ~R-- ~ . Property Location: .5~1)~3b~1EVJ ~gSh3U~ ~ (provide LILCO Pole #, distance to cross streets, and AGENT: C. 5STELkO MARIkSE- (If applicable) ddress: 73 ))c location) Co k~Ti~ A Q_TI ~(~ CoP-F, Phone: /'/'7"]- llCtC[ ~oard of Trustees Applicati~ GENERAL DATA Land Area (in square feet): 3 Area Zoning: ]'~E.~ ! DC-~q-f/-~-L Previous use of property: Intended use of property: ~ Prior permits/approvals for site improvements: Agency Date UNHiQou,3 N /3'7; ~OD --k- No prior permits/approvals for site improvements. Has any permit/approval ever been revoked or suspended by a governmental agency? / No__ Yes If yes, provide explanation: Project Description (use attachments if necessary): ,FILL Z 'Board of Trustees Applicatio~n WETLAND/TRUSTEE LANDS APPLICATION DATA Purpose of the proposed operations: Area of wetlands on lot:~O~0Od ~5B~A(Nsquare feet Percent coverage of lot: /g/i % Closest distance between nearest existing structure and upland edge of wetlands: ~O - ~ feet- TO A M ~ ~J -N~SAMudbgE?L~D~SEAC~v f& F~TA~;b~O Closest distance between nearest proposed structure and upland edge of wetlands: I~I feet F~O~ ~Sbh~EB9 ~O %{O~&E Does the project involve excavation or filling? No /~ Yes If yes, how much material will be excavated? -~- cubic yards How much material will be filled? ~23 cubic yards Depth of which material will be removed o~d~peos-i-te~d~'31 feet ~I~CTL~ ~E~I~D ~UL~D Proposed slope throughout the area of operations: ~ F~DS~CT ~L5 Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: Statement of the effect, if any, on the wetlands and tidal waters of the town that may result by reason os such proposed operations (use attachments if appropriate): NOMF - '~')po~Eb 8T~:D£TOI:i'F_ TO --Board of Trustees Applicat~n COASTAL EROSION APPLICATION DATA Purposes of proposed activity: Are wetlands No ~ Yes Does the project involve excavation or filling? No ~ Yes If Yes, how much material will be excavated? ~ How much material will be filled? ~D Manner present within 75 feet of the proposed activity? (cubic yards) (cubic yards) in which material will be removed or deposited: Describe the nature and extent of the environmental impacts reasonably anticipated resulting from implementation of the project as proposed. (Use attachments if necessary) Vd AT F_~' ':PF-,.F3POSF D "TKUC-TU TO .B-F_- ~ O UM/ L~ / NOTICE TO ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE: 1. That it is the intention of the undersigned to request a Permit from the Board of Trustees to: -rNScA~k. ~OO' T~H45~ 2. That the property which is the subject Environmental Review is located adjacent to your property and is described as 3. That .the property which is subject to Environmental Review under Chapters 32,37,or 97 of the Town Code is open to public comment. You may contact the Trustees Office at 765-1892 or in writing. The above referenced proposal is under review of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Southold an~ dose not reference any other adjacent that might have to review same proposal. O%R',IERS N.~,~E: DTAI,~LF_-q ,'3", e-.IA?UT'/% <~ LUClE-I,J AF,.C6$ MAILING ADDRESS: c]6 ~ C05TELLO HA~-,IN~- CO~-f~AC_TINg Enc.: Copy of sketch or plan showing proposal for your convenience. County of Suffolk ) State of New York ) ~EO~ DA ~O~TELLO , ~, BEING DULY SWORN DEPOSES AND AFFIRMS THAT HE/SHE IS ~HE APPLICANT FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PERMIT(s) AND THAT ALL STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE TRUE TO THE BEST OF HIS/HER KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND THAT WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THIS APPLICATION AND AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES. THE APPLICANT AGREES TO HOLD THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD AND THE TOWN TRUSTEES HARMLESS AND FREE FROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES AND CLAIMS ARISING UNDER OR BY VIRTUE OF SAID PERMITIS), IF GRANTED. IN COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION, I HEREBY AUTHORIZE THE TRUSTEES, THEIR AGENT(s) OR REPRESENTATIVE(s), TO ENTER ONTO ~Pf PROPERTY TO INSPECT THE PREMISES IN CONJUNCTION WITH REVIEW OF THIS APPLICATION. SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS SI~f~ATURE OF l Al e.t NOTARY PUBLIC Suggested space for location Map THIS IS NOT A PERMIT FROH : DI'IE ~ F'IIEIIIE IIU. : __.i _>4 ~ 119~-. 07 I'3'~E, 06:4~3PII P02 A U'I'IU,)R I ?~ AT IOt'~ FOR[I Bus ~ness/Pcope~ty Name do hereby g{~e Cost~llo Marine Contracting Co~p. act as agel',t ]n my behalf iii applying for all [~ermits in o~d~t' the authority to th9 l~ecessa~¥ fo~ ~osk to be dolce Qn my pcoperty described S~gl)atuce ~ Attomey-ln-Faut Date: located at AUTHORIZATION FOR~ Business/Property Name permits in order for do hereby give Costello Marine Contracting Corp. the authority act as age.t in my behalf in applying for all of the necessary work to be done on my property described above, SignatTe Part 2--PROJECT IMPACTS AND THEIR MAGNITUDE ReH)om)sihilily ot Lead Agency General Inh~rnralion (l~ead · In conHdelinR (he [erin Ihe r(,vb,~t,,~ d~,,uhl I.. R.id~,d hy the queslion: Ilav~ my resp~mses and delerminalions been reas()nahle~ lhe reviewer is n~H (,~1-'( h,d h) I)~, an expert environmental analysl "' ' '" ' Any larRe imparl mull I~, evahh,h.d i. I'AR I I h~ delermine significance. Ide~lilyin~ an impact in column 2 simply · lira Examples pr(~vi(h,d m(, t. m;.;i~l th,, ~,,~i~,w~,~ I)y ~h()win~ types of frei)ntis mnRnlttlde ti)at would (riRRer ;t f~,~p,.),;~, in ('()hmm 2 The examples are generally at)pli~lde throughout the Stare and lot in(~l ~ilunfion~. Ihd. I*)f ;.~y ~p~'~ iff( pu~i~'ci ()r site other examples and/or lower thresholds may be appropriate for a I'oh.r~(inl Lmce hnpa(I u-d,,~)~(', IluJ~ fe(inJrin~ evaluation in Par( 3 · Ibc impa~l~ o~ each pu)j~,~l, ~,~ ~.;~h ~il~., in each Iocalily. will vary, II,credere. lira ex.mi)les are illuslrative'and havel~een elected as ~uidan~' Ih,,v d~.*~ ~.~littHennexhauslivelis[oliml)aCtsamllh~.shold~loanswereachquestion. I.sl~utllo.~ (Rrml a. Answer earl) o[ Ihe 19 (lt.,slid)iv. if, I'AR I 2 Answer Yes il there will be c. I[ ~n~wering Yes Io a (Ine~li()H Ih(,n ~ hr,( ~ Ihe ~l)propriale h~)x (cohnl~n Impacl. I[ ilnp;cl Ihr.~hold ~.(iHnl~ ~,, (,x( e(.d~ any example pet)vi(led, check column 2 II impn~l will occur bu[ Ihreshold d. I[ reviewer has (IotdH al)olH ~i;(, ~[ th. inll)aCl Ihen co~;sider Ihe impact as potenlially large m)d proceed [oPAR ~'3.. e. If a pote,]tially large tall)afl ~ hr.( [~,d iu ( ohmm 2 can h~ mili~aled by change(~) in the proiect Io ~ small lo-moderale impacl, also clm~k lira Ye~ h,~x in ~ .h..n ~ ANn reH~(mse indicates Ihat such a reduction is not possible. This mast be explained in Part 3. IMPACT ON LAND Will the proposed action re~,tdl in a I)h,,,~i( ;d < han~e to tire project site? []NO UYES Examples tlral would apl)ly h) ~ ~d.n.i 2 Any conslrtJclion on 51Ol)e~ ()l 15% (~r ~rr, aler. (15 tool rise per 1~) loot ol length), or where Ihe gr~n(,ral d-H('~ in the project area exceed 10%. Con~h~lclion on Im,I where Ih(, d(.IHh ~(~ Ihe waler table i~ les~ than 3 leal, Conqruclion of paved par~in~ m,'~ h, I,(ll)O or more v~hicle5. Cm~lrudion on land where hedm~k i~ ~,~pn~ed or Renerall~ wilhin 3 feet of existin~ ~round si.la( (, Con~trtlclion lhat wilJ conlinlle [~. n)(,i,, dian 'l year or involve more lhan one Hhase or slage. ~xc~v~lioll lee minin~ p.rpr~r,~ fh;H w~.dd remove more thal~ 1,0(~ toffs el n~lurfll malarial (ia, r~. ~ (~r ~.il) I.,r year Coltslruclinn or expansion el a ~;milafv hmdfill 1 Small to Moderale Impacl Potential Can Impact Be Large Mitigated By Impact Project Change ~}Yes ' .E}No. [~Yes E]Nor [] OYes ONe ~]Yes E]No [~JYes ~]No ~_}Yes [-JNo L} L]¥es ~No Will Il)err' he an efl¥cl 1() any IHli'IIU' ('~ unil~l~nl laird formn~ fonnd on lime stir? (ia, cliffs, dunes. IZc(,G,i!i( ;,I h,rmalions, elc,)CINO EWES ·Spectfic land fcrrnms: LJ [~¥es E]No PART 1--PROJECT INFORMATION Prepared by Projec! Sponsor NOIICI: Ibi~ do(:om'~nt i~ d~.sign¢,d to a~i~l iii determiningwhelber the action proposed may have a siRniiicant ei[ect on tim ~.viroHn~,lt[ Please comph,l~ Il.' Pnlire Jornl. Part~ A through E, An~wer~ to Ihe~e questions will b~ considered as parl el the appllcatio, for appr.val and may he ~ub~ect to furllmr verification and public review. Provide any addiLional inlormalion you believe will be m..d~.d lo complete Parts 2 and 3. It iq ~xpecled that contplellon ~ IIH, lull I Al will be depemleut on information currm~tly available and will not involve new sh.lie% research or inve~tiRatim~ If Jar.creation requirin8 such additional work i~ unavailable, ~o iDdicate and spe~ily 5T~L~ CIA U A LUe E ARe 3 _ Cgstello Marine qo~tract_i~9.._Corp. [ (516) 477-1199 PO Box 2124 CITY/PO Greenp_o_r ~ ~^M~ or ow.c. I,, Ti01U ADDDESS CiTY/PO .. NY 11944 i8USIHES$ r ELEPHONE _ Jo_g- Please Complele Each Quesli.n-Indicate N.A. il oot applicable A. Site Description Physical seltinR of overall I-OH'¢ t. b.ll~ d,weloped and undeveloped areas. 1. Prese.t land rise: I Rhhan I II.dustrial tit:oH.st I IAgricullure 2. lolal acreage oI proiect aHr',l: '~ ~ -- acres, API'ROXIMA] E ACRFA(;I Mead~w or Brushland (Non ;UTH, ullural) [oresled A~riculh.al (I.dudes or~ bards. ~.-Idaml, pash.e, eh:.) Wetl..d (Freshwater or IMM a~ I.'r AHi~le~ 24, Z5 of ECl) Unw~elaled (Roc~. ~.nrth ,. lill) [~Commerclal L~Olher [~Residential (subt,rhan) Wafprfrnnf PRESI NII Y -- 0 '-- acres -- O '-- acres IgRural (non4arm) AFl'ER COMPLETION · 75" acres 3. Wi,at is predomi.ant soil IVl.'(s) .n p.q.ct sile~ ~A~ ~LU~ a Soil drainage: ~lWP ~ rat ~,~l ~__ % of site L1Moderately well (ha,ned % of site I Jl'ooHy drained % of site b II any a~ric.llurM land i~ inw)lw, d, how many acres ol sell are classified withi, soil ~roup 1 Ihrou8h 4 of the NYS La.d Classificalio. Syslem? _ N/~ acres. [See 1 NYCRR 370). 4. Are II,ere bedrock oulrmppin~, o. pr.jecl sile? ~Yes ~No a. what is depd~ lo hedrn~k~ _. N/A (iu teel) 2 ~nale percenlage of prol.~'d pr~,i~'ct slh, with slop;rs' [315% or greater % 6. Is project sul~sta,tiall¥ conliRu()n~ I...r ('onlail~ a buihlin~, sile. or district, lisl~(l on the Slat~ or the National Re~i~ter~ (~f Ilistoric Places~ I 7. Is project ~uhstnntinlly conli~n~,u~ Ion ~ile li~l~cl on the Register o[ Natiooal Nalural I_nn(hnnrks~ []Yes KJNo 8, What i~ the depth o[ the waler lahh,z N/A (in feel) 9. Is silo Iocnled over a primary, i.in~ ipal. or srde source aquiled ~Yes ~lNo 10, Do hnnlin~, fishing or shell li~l~i~,~ .l~l~rhmilies presendy exist in the project area~ ~Yes ~No 11. Does pr.)ed site contain nnV ~l.,~i~,s of plant or animal life that is idenliiied as fllreatened or endan~ered~ Idenlily each speci~ 12. Are Ihere any tlnique or unu~nal land ~ornls on the project site~ (i.e., cliffs, dunes, other geological formations) 13. Is Ihe pr~jecl silo presenll¥ n~,d h¥ the community.,or ~mighborhood as an open space or recreation areai' I IYes I~No If y~'~, ~,xplain 14. Does lira presenl silo i~(lu(h, ~(~,~li~ vi~,w~ known to be important to the COIIllnUtlJJy~ I ]Yes F~No 15. Slreams within or contiguous I~ pr,>j~,( I nu~a: ~/A ~ N~me oJ SJre~lll and JJ~JJJJt. (il River lo which it is IrJJ)ul~ry ~/A 17, Is the silo served I)y exisUng I)uhli< iHililies! ~Yes lINg a) H Yes. (Ioe~ ~ulficienl capa~ ily (,xisl Io allow conneclion1 ~Yes []No N/A b) If Yes, will imprgveme.ls he ne< ~,~sary Io allow connectimff ~Yes ~N~/A 18. Is lhe silo Iocaled in a. agdculh.al dishid certified pursuan[ ~o Agricullure and Markets Law, Article 25-AA, Section .10:~ ami 3041 I_IYJ~ ~lNo 19. Is the silo Iocaled in or sul~lanlially < (mliRuous to 8 Crilical Environmental Area desig.ated pursuant to AHicle 8 of the ECl, and 6 NYCRR 617~ I~Yes [INo 20. II~s lira she ever been nsed Jor li~e disposal ~[ solid or hazardous wastes? [JYes glNo B. ProJecl Description 1. Physical dimensions and s<:ah! .I In{)i~'< I (lill in dimensions as appropriate) b. Project acreage lo be d,'v,'h,l,,'d ~/~ acr~ initially; N/A acres ultimalely. d. I. eu.lh of project, in miles: ~___ (If appropriate) e. Il tim i)~oj~cl i~ nil ~xpmlsi~n, il. Iii ale percenl o~ expansion proposed ~/A f. Number of oH-sireel IJarkin~ ~J)a(l,s existing N/A ; proposed N/A · ~ Maximum vehicular trip~ ~en(,Jah,(J per hour N/A (upon completion of pro)ecl)/ h. If residenlinl: Numh.r nnd IVIm ~)J h()usin~ un)Is: One l amily lwo Family .- Multiple Family Condominium Inilially Ex i s t ing N/A N/A N/A Ulli,,mlely . N/A . N/A N/A-- N/A ~/~ widlh;/Od' Im,glh. j. Lifm~r I~el ol fronl~e ~litJU~ a i.ihlh: Ihoroughf~re project will occupy is! _ ~ __ fL · Proposed ^etlon is inconH)alibh. ,~ilh ~,xi~linl~ drainaRe patterns. · Proposed Adion will allow d-v.l-m.(,m m a (lesi~nated Iloodway. · Other impact~: IMPACT ON AIR 7 Will i)ropo~d aclion alf~.~l ni~ q~nlilyr ~INO ~YES · Proposed Action will in(h. *, I,(~()~) .~ .~..~ vehicle trips in any Eiven ' to imlustrial use. · Prop()sed acUon will all.w nn m. f~.,*.~(' in lira densily of industrial IMPACT ON PLANTS AND ANIMALS 8. Will P~opo~ed Action a[h,< t nnv lb.'nimrod or endangered E~amples Ihat would apply 1- < nhmm 2 · Reduction of mm er mor~ ~l.u i~,~ Ii,led on Ihe New York or Federal · Removal DJ any portion ()f a ,Hti< al or ~iRnificant wildlife habitat. Ihan lot nRricultural · other impnct~: 9 Will Pr()po~ed Acli[m ~uh~h.dinlly alh,ct non-threatened or non en(Innqered ~poci~Z [~NO ~YES Examples that wouhl npldy I. (.htm. 2 · Proposed Acticm would ~uh~hmllally inlerfere with any resident or migralory fish, shellli~h · P~Ol)OS~(I Action r.qui~e~ It.' u.mnval o( mote than 10 acres of mnture Iorest (ove~ 10u yeal~ nj alllt) or other locally important veRelation I~PACT ON AGRICULTURAL LAND RESOURCES Will dm Propo~ml A( lifm ;dh.( 1 a~dcultutal land resources? EJNO ELY,S [~ample~lhal w~uhl ~ppl~ tn~.lumn 2 Innd (ira hrles cml)land, Isnvfi,dds pn~lure, vineyard, orchard, etc.) 1 Small ID Moderate Impact 13 13 U [] 13 [] [] 13 L] L.I 2 Potential Large Impact UI 13 El [ 13 L1 t3 El 13 3 Can Impact Bo Mitigated By Project Change EJYes C]No [~Yes EINo J~Ves [No E]¥es []Yes E]No [~Yes ENo E]Yes [~No [Yes [~No I~Yes ~JNc ~]Yes [3Nc l~Yes ~N ~Yes E]Yes E]Yes c]l~ L~Yes E~ves [] ~_.lYes (~ .Approvals Required: City. Town, VillaRe Board I City, Tow., VillaRe t'lafmin/4 IToafd I IYe~ City, Town Zoning Board I lyes City, County Ileallh DeDarlmenl Other Local ARencies ~lYes Other Regional ARencies f 1Yes Slale Agencie~ ~lYe~ Federal ARencies I IYe~ C. Zoning and Planning Inlormatlon Type ~No ~No ~No ~No liNc ~ ~tJT/~ 6L b KINo Tau~ TR05 t/::E5 Suhmillal Date 1. Does Imropo~ed aclior~ involve a Ida,.dng or zoning deciMon? UYes ~o It Yes. indicate decision f.lzoning amendn~ent [ Iz,..i~g variamse [~lspecial use permit ~subdivision ~site plan 2. Whal i~ Ihe zolling classiH(-ali().(~l(,~ Ihe ~ile? ~1 b~TI~L 3 what is Ihe maximum polential d~.w,h~lm.,nl ol Ihe site ii developed as permitted by the present zoning? 4. What i~ the proposed zoniu~ ~. wbal i~ the maximum polenliM d~.vchq.nrn~ of Ihe site it developed as permitted by the proposed zonina~ 6. Is lhe i.oposed adion con~islr~H wilh Ihe ~ecommended uses in adopled local land use plans~ ~Yes 7 Wbat are Ihe predominant hind t~r{~l a.d zoning classifications within a % mile radius of proposed adion~ 8. Is lime proposed action compnlihh, wilh adjoining/surrounding land uses within a ¼ mile? ~lYes ENo 9 If Ihe proposed acliou is Iht ~uhdivi;irm al land. how many io~s are proposed~ a. What is the minimnm I-I ;igc' Hioposed~ 10. Will proposed action require any nHIhori~ntien(~) [or Ihe Iormation al sewer or water dislricls~ ~Yes ~No ' 11. Will the proposed action creah' n d~.ma,d for any community provided services (recreation, education, police. fire proteclion}? []Ye~ KIN,, a. If Ve~, is exi~linl~ rapa, ilv ,;ulfi¢ i~,nl lo handle proiecled demand? I.IYes ~No 12. Will Ihe proposed adion rc~ull i. H., n~,m,ralion al IraHic si~oilic~nfly above presenl levels~ ~Yes ~]No a. If ye~. i~ lira exi~linl~ u,ad nplw.~ mh,quale Io handle Ihe additional Iraffic? ~Ye5 D. Informatlonel Details Ailach any additional ild(.mMi~,n ;~ n~ny he i~eerled 1o clarify yomlr projecl. If Ihere are or may he any arJver~e impact~ a~ocialerl wilh your prop.~al, id,'a~.p di~ru~ such impacts and the measures which you propose to miligate or avoid them E. Verification I certitylha, the information l,,*,vi,h',l ah-v,, is true to tbe best of nryknowled,e. APl)licanl/Spo~or Name ~ps~e~o ~arine Contracting Carp, Dale Sianature~ll~) C ~ Title Permzt Manager II Ihe action is In Ihe Coaslal Area, and yon ale a slale agency, complele time Coaslal Assessmenl Form belore proceedin~ wllh Ihi~ assessmenl. 5 It 4 IMPACT ON WA[ER Will proposed acllon affect am, wnh'~ h,.Iy do~i~4naled as prolecte(U (Under Article,; 15.24.25 of Ih,. I m,i...,mnhd Conservation Law, ~CI_) E1NO ~YES Examples that would apply Develolmbl~ nr~ oF sile contai,~ ~ i,'-h.cled water ~ody. Dredging I11or~ Iban 100 cubJ( yard,; of material [rom dlamml of a pr•reeled stream. [xten~ion el utility diMribufiun Im ilili,.~ Ihmu~th a i. otected.~ater body. Con~truclion in a de~ignaled fu,,4~w;d,.~ o~ lidal wetland Olber impacl.: Will I.opo,od aclion all,~(I ;.~v n~.~ I.-h'( led exis0ng or new body of wntor~ I IN• ~]YES [xamples Ibal woold apply A 10% ini-rea~e or (Jecr~,a~o ill jill, ~lill,l{ l, aliTa gl ally body o( waler Will Propo~ed Action aJl(,(I ~Hii,~ ,, ,~ i~rollndwaler quality or quanlily~ lIN• Examples thai wooJiJ apply Propos~d Aclion will requi~e Propo~ed Action requir~ ugh' .I a ~,.H~, of w~ler IbM doe~ nol have ~pl.oval In serve I)ropos~'d II.oi~'~ Il aclion. Propo~ed Aclion ~equire~ wale~ ~.lgdv h.m wells wilb RreSler Iban 45 supply system Propo~ed Aclion will adve~,ly Liquid ellhmnl will he couw,y~,d ,,H d., ~ih, I. lacililies which presently Proposed Action wouhl u~e w~,l,,~ in ~,xre~ et 20,~)O"gallons per day. Propo~.d Al Ii,., will likely exl~tin~ body el water lo 11., exh,tH Ih;u IJu,re will be an obvious visual contra~l fo nnlmM conditi~.~ P~oposed Aclian will require Ih..;h.a~, .J imtrolem, or chemical products greater tban 1,1(~) Proposed Aclion will allow reqd..ti;d Hses in areas without water and/or sewer services. Propo~ed Aclien locales corem,., i~d re.lira induslrinl uses which may lacilities. · ollmr impacts: 1 Small 1o Moderate Impact [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] 2 Potential Large Impact [] FI [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [ii O 3 Can Impact Be Mitigated By Project Change []Yes []No •Yes E]No []Yes •No []Yes []No OYes ON• []Yes []No E]Yes []No []Yes []No []Yes •No OYes []No J-lYes J~]No []Yes E]No []Yes •No E]Yes ON• EJYes EJNo []Yes []No [~]Yes EJNo OYes E]No E]Yes E]No L~Yes []No Will proposed action niter rh;Hn;U.,~, flow or i~atlern,% or surface wafer runofl~ L}NO UYES lxample~ tbat wonld apply h, ,,dum,~ 2 Prnpn~Pd Arlinn wonhl (harm,' I1,,,,,1 xx~H,'f flows 7 E] OYes ONo IMPACT ON TBAtJSPORTATION 14 Will there be an etlect Io ~"<i~,lir~! frnn~l,.ralil')ll ~yslPn]s~' [~INO UYES * Alleralion of i.esenl i~allerrl~ ,d rtn~,,nipfff ,)[ people ~rl(J/or ~oods. ' Prolm~(I Aclio. will re~uJl in Small to Moderate Impacl Ld L) L~ 2 Potential Large Impact 3 Can Impact Be Mitigated By Project Change []Yes I~No OYes ~]No []Yes IMPACT ON EI'IERQY Will i)r,)l)O,~r.(I ,1cliol! afll,(f Ih,. (,,I,.mmily'~ sources o[ fuel or Examples thai would al)ply h~ , ,,h.,m ~ Prol)osed Aclinn will cause n 1~rpnh,r Ih:Il) ~'~f~ increase i. the o~e of . Propo~.(I A~lion will req.i*e I1., * .,;di.n .r exlen~ion oF'an energy OYes (~lNo [~}Yes ~L~No E]Yes [::]No NOISE AND ()DOll IMPACTS 16 Will IhP.' be ol)i[.(:li(mald,..,h.~, n,,k., or vibration a'~ a resuB of tim Proposed Action¢ []NO L]YES [~amples Ihat wotild al)ply I,~ ~ ,,Im,m 2 · Illa~li~g wilhin 1.~1)0 (eel ol ~t h,-,pihd. ~{ h.ol or olher sensilive facilily. · ()dor~ will oCCtlr mulinely In.,.. fl~:m .n(, h()ur per dayJ, · Prop~)~ed Aclinn will prodm ~, .i.,~alim~ noige exceeding Ihe local ambienl noise level~ for noise ..Id, h, ,d SlllldtJreS. ' Prol.)~ed AcOon will remow n;,fmM Im.iers Ihat wouht act as a noise ~creen. " IMPACT ON PUBLIC IIEALTH 17 Will Proposed Aclion alii. I imhli( h,'ahh nn(] salely~ IJNO EIYES Esamples Ihal wollld apl)l¥ Io * ohlnlrl 2 ~llh~lmlce~ [i.e. oil, pe~li(:ide~, ~ I.,mi~ ;d,.. ~adialion. elc.) in Hie eve.t of (JiscJlnrR~ or · prolm~ed Aclign may resuJl in Ih,. h.,i,d o~ "hazardous wasles" in any Iorm lie Ionic, l]oisongu% hb01iy r-;.Jiwt, radioactive, irdlating, irl~ocli()us, elc J · Slorn~e fa( ililie~ for one milli.n .~ m,,., ludlons of liquified natural Ra~ ot olher Jlammahle Jiqui(k · Prolm~mJ action may r~uJl i. d., ~,~,,tvalion or o~Jler dislurbance wilhin 2,{ffff) feet o~ ~ sile u~ed ~,~ Ii.. di,.i)o,;d o[ solid or hazardous · Olhe~ impacls: . _ [] U [] [] [] UYes J~]No J~JYes L-lYes ~JNo UNo ~No IZ'Jye~ FL_]No L~Yes []No U','es UNo OYes UNO [~Yes 10 · C(mslrurtbrl adlvil¥ woulrl v'u ,r,.m, ,. (..ip,~c! the soll profile of ~Bri(:uhural lan(I · 1he r]ropo~,c,I ,q(:fim~ wmdd dNUld., i.m,l..t i.qallallon ¢)i' aFio. dtural tiHd to drain I-)Od¥ due to im .,.,~,,J -.mlll · Other iml)acts: 1 Small to Moderate Impact U IJ E1 2 Potential Large hnpact LJ U 3 Can Impact Be Mitigated By Project Change []Yes ONo Uves ONo []]No L]Yes ~]No IMPACT ON AESlIIEIIC RESOURCES 11. Will t)mlmSe(I adi(m al'i'm( ;.,,~lh,,Ih lm il(m;' J 1NO I]Y~5 (If Ii(.ce~snry. nsc tile Visu;d IAI Add.injure in Section 617.21, AIq.,mllx fi ) I JJropo~ed laml uses. or im)im I ~ nmi...'r Is ) viomly diffme.t Jrom or Jn ~Jl;llj~ (:orlJraq to curet, rtl s uu d nj, Jal. J use I)aller~s, wbetller · Prol)mv(I la.ti uR?~, or pr-i*'* I '" i m,.t~ visible to risers of aestlmlic ~esour(:es wbkb will .Jhuin,fl. ur q~nificm~tly reduce Ihek enjoyment of Ihe a~slbeli(: qmditi,.,; .f $~d .'source · Pmjed compon~nl~ Iht will .,,ah i. I1.. Himinaibn or significant ~croeninK .I ~cenic views k.o~u~ I,, I,,, h.lmflanJ Jo Ibc area. · Olbet iml)ads: . _ [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []Yes J~JNo' []Yes ONe J-]Yes []No Jives line IMPACT ON HISTORIC AND ^[ICII^EOLOGICAL RESOURCES 12 Will I'r(,lm'~l,d Arlimr Iliqmir m Imlemllnl()gi( al hi4.~d,ilu ~'! lINg [gYES Example~ Ihal w(mhl al)ply Pmlm~.d Aclbn mcurdnj~ wlmllv .t p.. rblly wilhi, or suhslmflially co.fi~u.u~ t- any flu:lilly m dh. Ikh,d ,.~ d., Slah~ or National ~e~ister Any impm I t. a. a.J~ae.lo~h ,d ,,m, ,. Im~il bed located witlli, the project I,mlm~ml Adb. will m'rnr i. ,m ~,.,.~ ,h'q~mal~d a~ se.silive for a. Ime.l.fii( OIImt imlm( h: ....... U [] El [] [] [] []Yes ONo OYes ~INo []Yes ONe []Yes []No IMPACT ON OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION 13 Will I)rollm;ed Action ally( I ti., q.,mlily or quality of existing or Example~ Ibal wouhl al)l)ly h, , 4,,,m 2 IINO L]YES · oilier iml),lrtt . g, Iii El [] U U [] J~JYes []No []Yes []No []Yes UNo 423 F ETH STREET, P.O.' BOX 2124 ;' GREENPORT. NEW YORK 11944 December :30, =i996 : .- . )ski, ,..Tr., ~resident J. Ciaputa ~4621 Krupski: · ..~Th~nk you .for pro~essing the above referenced permit.to construct a bulkhead w~th rock armor. · ~;%~Constructlon .is uhderway and our client has asked .that repaSt/reconstruct the existing deteriorated stairway and platforms on the bluff. As a result, we would like to exis[ing permit. I have enclosed copies of ~lans and various photographs of the structure for ~and consideration. .in'this matter. 2. Itow mmh nah~ral maletial (i ~, , r,,, I'., (',~llh. (qc,) will he fmm)v(,d f~om the site~ ...... 0~ 3 Will di~lurhed ar~,a~ he r('( h~im,.~P I IY(,~ I INo [~N/A n. If ye~. f(~r what int(,nch,d p,.p~,~, i~ I1., ~ite hein~ h Will Iol)~nil he ~lo(kpih,d f~)r u,~ hm*~dion~ I lYes [ (:. will tlppl?r ~uh~oil he ~h. I<l)ih.(I I~)r r~'( Inmaliol~7 I JYes I_lNo 4. Ilow many a(:r(~ {~f ve~(,hlli~m Ifu'~'~. d.,H)~, ~u~uml cover~) will be removed I~om IonsJcLIhic 5. Will a~W mabjre h~rest ((~w?r lill) .~,n~s (~1(I) or other Ioc.a. lly~important vegelalior~ he removed hy this project~ J IYo~ I~Nl~ 6. Il ~iu~le phase I)r(~je(:~: Aiili(-il)~lh.(I i)~,~i(~(J (~l (:(~ll~lrtlclioll One monlhs. (im:lu(lin~ demolition), 7. Il mulli-phnsed: a. lolal Immher ol phases nllll( il~;ih,iJ N/~___ (lilllliJ)eJ) Jr. AnlicilJnled (late of (-OlllllU.ill ('I~U'III pha~. 1 ~/A month .... year, (incJudi118 (lenlolilion). c. Alq~roximale COml)leli~m dah. i,[ linnl phase ~/L Ill()llJh year. (I. IS phase 1 luncliorlally (l¢,l~(,luh,nl ~)~ slll)s(~(lUelll phases/ I~JYes [JNo fl. Will hla~liJiR occur (luri~q~ (oll~lltl( fi(rill J lYes 9. Numher ()1 joh~ Rent(all,Il: {Ju~inR i I)n~lltl( lion 4 -- ~___; after I.oie(:t i~ conq)l(Tle 0 10. Numher {)f jol)s eliminated I~y Ihi~ I'~)J~', I ..... 11. Will I-oje(:( re(ltlire r(.Iocari{m ~l mir I)~oi('( Is or facilities! L~Yes ~No Il y(.~. explaill 12. I~ surlai~t liquid waste (li~l.~sal inv~dv,.d? I lYes ~No a. Il ye~. i~dicat~, type (~l w;~h, (~('w~U~'. in(h,strial, et(:) and amount bl Name of water ho(ly irll*~ whi~ J] ,.lib.,al will be discharged 13. Is subsurface li(llJi(I wasl(, (li~l.,~;d inv()lw,d? ~lYes I;]No Type 14. Will ~u[lace ~rea oJ ar1 (.xislin~ wnh.~ h()(Jy in(:rease or decrease by i)roposal! I lyes ~No I:xl)laill 15, Is proiecl or any porlion of pi~)j~.~l l~)( nh,d in a 10U year flood plai,ff ~Yes a II ye~. whal is th~ amo~..l I.'r m~mlh N/A _ Ions b II y~,~, will an exislinR s(,lid w~h, la( lilly Ire used? J_lYes c. II y~s. Rive uame N/~_ ; location d. Will any waste~ nol Bo inh~ ;~ ~'w;m~' disposal syslem or iuto a sanilary landfill? I }Yes ~No e. II Yes. explaiu ~N/A 17. Will Ihe proied inv¢)lve Jill, ili'.l,~;ll ~,f ~nlid wasle? I')Yes J~No a. If yf,~, whal is Ihe anti( ipal~,d i;th, ~)J clisposal~ ~/A lonsJmOllth. h If ye~, wh~l i~ Ihe anli(ip;qh.d ~ih. Jil~.~ ~ years 18. Will prr~j('rt II~e he~hi('i(h'~ ~,r p,,sli( id~,~! I lYes ~lNo 19 will proj.cl roulinely I)r(.lu(~' ~.1~.~ hn(~rr, Ihml one hour per day)~ []Yes ~No 20. Will project pr(.luce operalim: md~(. ~,x( ~.(.(ling the local ambient uoise levels/ L ]Yes 21. Will I.Oi~'ct result i. an il~(~(';l~' h~ ('~('~RY use? LlYes ~No If yes , indicale Iypets) 22. Il water ~upplv is fJom well~, imli{ ah' i]umpinR capacity ~/A galJonshtlint~ie. 2~. ll~laJ anlicipaled wale( II~al:{' p(.i cf;iv B/R gallons/day. ~4. I)o~s project involve Local. Shlt(, irt I~.deral funding1 I]Yes ~lNo If Yes, eXl)l~in ~JNo 4 6t7.21 Appendix A State Envlronmenlal Quellly Review FULL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM SEQR Purpose: I1.. full FA! is rle~ittm,(I h) h(,Ip ,~pl,li('a.ls anti agencies (lelermine. in an orderly manner, whether a project ly. Ihere are a~pec:t~ ol a prnj~< IIhal ar~, ~uhi~.cfive or unmeasureal)le. It is also understood Ibal those wbo determine ~igniflcan(:p may hav~ liUle .r no f.rmal Enmvlo(Ig. ~[ Itm environment or may not be tecbnically experl in mwironmental artaly~i~. I. addili(m, ma.y wi.) haw. ~ n~)wh,dqe in one particular area may not be aware o[ Ibc broader concerns affectin~ tim (lU~,~li[~n ()f ~i~.ifi('an(e Itm lull FAF i~ inlemled Io provide, a melhod whereby ~l)plicanl~ and a~encies ca~ be a~ured Iha[ the delerminalion I.~(:e~ ha~ t)~,en ()r(lerly, (onq)~eh(.n~iw. in ii~ltlr(., yel flexible enouSb Io allow introduction ol infom]alio~ Io fit a project full EAF Compo.erds: Il., lull IAI i~ (-ml-is('d of thlee palls: Pa~l 1: I'uwid(.~ ohj~,cliw, (l;~l;i and inlmmati~n al)oul ~ ~iven project dal;i, il n~i~l~ a mvi~'w(,r in Ihe ;~aly~is Ilia[ take~ place in Paris 2 and 3. Peri 2: I()(u~.~ ()n i(h,ntifyinR fl., h~nl~e ~f I)r)s~ible impacls that may occur from n project or actio~. II provides ~idanc~ n~ h) wh(,ll,~'r an imp;t( I i~ likely 1() he colt~i(lered 51nail lo mc)(lerale or whether ii is a potentially- large iml)ncl, Ihe lum~ al~- i(lenlifie~ wheUmr nn impnd can he tutti,hied Pall 3: II nny impa~ 1 in I'arl ~ i~ idmdifi(,d n~ potm~inlly-la~e, dmn Pall illqla( I i~ aCPlnJly ilnp[Jlhlnl DEIERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE--Type I and Unlisled Aclions Idenlily Ihe Porli~i~s of EAr COml)leled f*)r lifts i)rojed: [J Part 1 I~] I'arl 2 [JParl 3 Upon review of Ih~, inl(~m~nli~)n u.( ~)r(l~,(I f)~l Iht. fAF (PaH~ I nnd 2 ~nd 3 ii appropriale), and any ollmr ~uppor[ing inlom]alim~, and con~i(l~.ri~)R bolh Ihe ma~nilude and importance of each impact, il is reasonably (letermi,md by the lead a~,n( y lhat: I I A lira I.oiecl will n~)l r(,~ull in any large and iml)oHant impacl(s) and, Ibem[ore. is one which will flol h~ve a ~iKni[icanl impa(I .n Ilu. Pnvironmenl, therefore a flegalive declarallon will be prepared. I I I{ AIIhm~Rh lira pr()i~'( I (todd hnve a silent(leant ~(tecl on Ihe envi~onmenl, lhe~e will nol be a ~ig.ilicanl i,(fecl (~)r lhi~ Unli~l~.d A( lion because Ihe n~?iKalion measures described in PAR 1 3 have beel~ required. Ihereh~re a CONDIIlON[D .e~alive declarMion will be prep3red.* I 1 C lhe i.()ie(:l may r['~ull in ~nf. ()r mr)r(, large and impodanl impacls II]at may have a ~ignificanl impact on lira envi~(mm~,nl. IIt[,~f,((~. a posillve (letla~allon will be prepared. ' A C(m(lili(me(J Ne~aliw, I)~,( larali<m i~ only vali(~'lor Unlisted Aclion~ Nan)e (rf ^cliolr Name ol lead A~enc¥ Print or I YI"' Name rtl I{esl~on~iblr, ()lli(:er ill I cad Agency Tide of Resl)onsible Ollicer $igl,nlure of I,~eSlron~ible ()Iii( el in I (,ecl Agency SignahJre ol Preparer (11' (lil'l'erent from responsib e olficer) l).i~l e 1 Albert J. Krupski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President Jim King Martin H. Gan'ell Peter Wenczel Town Hall 53095 Main Road P,O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1892 Fax (516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD January 30, 1997 Costello Marine Contracting P.O. Box 2124 Greenport, NY 11944 RE: Stanley J. Ciaputa SCTM #50-2-7 and Lucien Arcas SCTM#50-2-6 Dear Mr. Costello: The following actions were taken by the Southold Town Board of Trustees on January 29, 1997: RESOLVED that the Southold Town Board of Trustees grants aa amendment to Permit #4621 (S. Ciaputa) to repair and reconstruct existing deteriorated stairway and platforms on the bluff. RESOLVED that the $outhold Town Board of Trusteesgrants an amendment to Permit #4622 (L. Arcus) to repair and reconstruct existing deteriorated stairway and platforms on the bluff. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact this office. Albert J. Krupski, Jr. President, Board of Trustees AJK:jmd .... ,... ~, '~ ........ ........ ""' · ~ao. 'l~t~. '' · . ...~ .... _,~: ~..=. . . '. · .....~...~.~ ..... ,..,.~. ~' .~. ,..,.~.. .~:~:,~ ,, .. ~n~ ~::.. . .: .::~~~<.,,.:. . .,.. ~.........:~.-~. ~"....?:',, ~, ,.: --.~.. . ~. .~, ,,.'~ ~,~'~.~.'~:~ .:..~...;... : .. .....~ ...,~.~..'~'~ ~ "~:., ', ' ":;': .;:,l",' ~ ~.':. '. 3': .'.-,. ~'-' J~:' · .,~.~ .... .... ~ x , ' ..... ~.~. ,~, ,~ . . ....... ...,.., .,. .... .. ...... ,, . .. ~._~ ,. ,.. ::¥.... .~' · ... ., . . ~ - [Jr,, '.. [ .,:.. -...... ...~ .......... ~ ,., . '~.~: ....... ~., ..... , . ,.' ,.~.., ~-~. '~_ ~..'.~_...';~:".". ~ ...... ,. ~.. ,... ~,., s. , ,.-'~,. .~ . -,% . ~'...,,~,'.'~-;~::-' AND Board Of $outhold Town Trustees SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK PERMIT NO. q (.o ,~ I DATE: ..~/Z7/96 ISSUED TO STANLEY. J~ ~CIApUTA Authorization Pursuant fo the provls~ons of Chapter 615 of the Laws of the State of New York, 1893; and Chapter 404 of the Laws of fha State of New York 1952; and the Southold Town Ordinance eh- rifled "RECoULATIN~o AND THE PLACINC= OF OBSTRUCTIONS IN AND ON TOWN WATERS AND PUBLIC LANDS and the REMOVAL OF SAND, C~RAVEL OR OTHER MATERIALS FROM LANDS UNDER TOWN WATERS;" and in accordance with the Resolution of The Board adopted at a meeting held on 6/2?/96. 19 96 , and in consideration of the sum of Sg00,00 paid by Costello Marine Contr. for STANLEY J. CIAPUTA of Sou~chold N.Y. and subject to the Terms and Conditions listed on the reverse side hereof, of Southold Town Trustees authorizes and permits the following: Wetland & CEHA permit to install 200' of timber bulkhead to attach to neighbors proposed bulkheads east & west of this prope armor with stone and backfill with clean fill from approved s°ur~'in accordance with the detailed spec;fications as presented in the originating application. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said Board of Trustees here- by causes its Corporate Seal to be affixed, and these presents to be subscribed by a majority of the said Board as of this dat,e. Albert J. Krupski, President John ltolzapfel, Vice President Jim King Martin H. Gan'ell Peter Wenczel Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1892 Fax (516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Costello Marine Box 2124 Greenport NY 11944 Re: STANLEY J. CIAPUTA $CTM ~50-2-7 Dear Mr. Costello, The following action was taken by the Board of Town Trustees during its regular meeting held on June 27, 1996, regarding the above matter: WHEREAS, STANLEY J. CIAPUTA, applied to the $outhold Town Trustees for a permit under the provisions of the Wetland Ordinance of the Town of Southold, application dated Mar. 14, 1996, and, WHEREAS, said application was referred to the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council for their findings and recommendations, and WHEREAS, a Public Hearing was held by the Town Trustees with respect to said application on June 27, 1996, at which time all interested persons were given an opportunity to be heard, and, WHEREAS, the Board members have personally viewed and are familiar with the premises in question and the surrounding area, and, WHE/AEAS, the Board has considered all the testimony and documentation submitted concerning this application, and, WHEREAS, the structure complies with the standard set forth in Chapter 97-18 of the Southold Town Code, WHEREAS, the Board has determined that the project as proposed will not affect the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the town, NOW THEREFORE BE IT~ RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees approves the application of STANLEY J. CIAPUTA to install 200' of timber bulkhead to attach to neighbors proposed bulkheads east and west of Ciaputa property, armor with stone and backfill with clean fill from approved upland source. Located: 635 Soundview Ave., Southold. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this determination should not be considered a determination made for any other Department or Agency which may also have an application pending for the same or similar project. Permit to construct project will expire two years from the date it is signed. Fees must be paid, if applicable, and permit issued within six months of the date of this notification. Two inspections are required and the Trustees are to be notified upon completion of said project. FEES: None Very truly yours, Albert J. Krupski, Jr. President, Board of Trustees AJK/djh cc. CAC DEC Albert J. Krupski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President Jim King Martin H. Garrell Peter Wenczel Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1892 Fax (516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD ¢OASTAL EROSION MANAGEMENT PERMIT Permit Number: 4621 SCTM ~50-2-7 Name of Applicant/Agent: Costello Marine Contracting Name of Permittee: STANLEY J. CIAPUTA Address of Permittee: 785 5th Ave., Apt. 2E N.Y.N.Y. 10022 Property Located: 635 Soundview Ave., Southold DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: To construct 200' of timber bulkhead to attache to neighbors proposed bulkheads east and west of Ciaputa property, armor with stone and backfill with clean fill from approved upland source. Date of permit issuance: June 27, 1996 This permit is valid for a period of two years from the date of issuance. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: Bluff restoration through a re-vegetation agreement is attached hereto and is a necessary special condition of this permit. A relocation agreement is attached hereto and is a necessary special condition of this permit. A maintenance agreement as attached with application and is a necessary special condition of this permit. Albert J. Krupski, Jr. President, Board of Trustees AJK/djh MARY GIANOPULOS 825 SOUNDVIEW AVE. EXT. SOUTHOLD, N.Y., 11971 10 May 1996 Southold Town Trustees Town Of Southold Main Road-P.O. Box 1179 Southold, N.Y., 11971 RE: BI,IIFF/BEACH EROSION-825 SOUNDVIEW AVE. EXT-SOIITHOLD. N.Y.-NEJGHIclORING I.OT TO ARCASICIAPUTA Dear Sirs: This letler serves to verify that an erosion problem exists at our property at the above referenced address. For several years now, we have noticed increased areas oferosion on the bluff, loss of beach level, and bare soil areas on the bluffwhich were once thick with plant growth. This problem is especially evident on the western end of our property which borders Mr. Areas' lot. This problem is and has bc~n for s~veral year~ clearly evident when viewing the bluff from the beach. Further, the erosion is not limited to our lot as the condition is present in both Mr. Arcas' lots as well as Mr. Ciaputa's. We are hopeful that your efforts will help "stem the tide" of this problem. Please call with any questions or comments you may have regarding the above. M~ARY GIANOPULOS JUN-25-1996 1.3:86 NYS DOS CMP ~ 518 4?3 2464 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE D/VISION of COASTAL RE$ouRcE:~ & WA TERFRONT REVITALIZATiON 162 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY, NEW YORK 12231 USA Phone: (518) 474-6000 FAX: (518) 473-2464 FAX MESSAGE TO: FROM: DATE: MESSAGE: Number of ~ (indudlng this c~vet sheet) If ~e~e is a que~ca ~ I:~=l~m, call: ar( JUN-25-1996 ~3:06 NYS DOS CMP ¢[TATI=' OF I~EW YORK DEPARTMENT Of STATE AI. BANY, N'Y; 12231-0001 518 4?3 2464 P. 02 Board of Tmsteea Town of Sout~old Town D'~ll 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Tlmak you for aa oppoflunity to comment on the pexmit application by Ciaputa and Areas. My p~rsonal c~mm¢llt.s oi1 th~ siD~ttlon follow, but please remember they a~ bascxt on the materials provided a,xi not on first-hand lmowled~e of th~ site from field v,~. IL-orlon at this sit~ is ce~zlnly related ~o recent nor'~zs that ~vo w~ ~ly ~s. W~ do not ~w ff ~ ~ ~viF wffi y~) ~ ~ ~ ~ at a~ ofl ~ ~ ~ ~d ~ ~y ~ ~ ~ m ~ ~us ~ ~ ~m ~ bl~s n~ ~n's ~ su~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, ff ~e ~ b~ff we ~ ex~ ~ ~h ~s~ ~ ~w~ ~. 3~ ~h ~n w~d ~n~a~ ~ ~o b~he~aS ~, w~,~d ~t ~ r~ ~si~ of ~ b~s. When e~vironmenLal conditions affecting the sho~-Iin~ Mid oth6r prolxa~j" o~;aers a~e delicately balanced, as in this case, it makes scmse to mitigate the ~;~tuation using the l~aU. ~mviro~~mtm~lly intrusive method which has a reasonable chance of suc :eas. This p~losophy ~t consiatent with the Coastal Erosion n_-_--,d Area Act (CI~IA)~ w~h 'ireats t},,~ blaff as a .~ral a..-'ma where coastal protests shottld be allowed to pmceed, unl;npcd~. Within the ~_aiml protective feature area of!tim ~ non-structural methods for mitigating erosion ar~ acceptable. In this case, moving the ~txms~ back is a non-struclurltl al~-rnativ¢ which could worl~ on two of the lots. The, vacant lot VVcluires no actbn since there are no JUN-25-lg96 IB:06 NYS DOS CMP If non-smlctuml methods are not likely to wozk at a site, soft s~ methods should be considered next. In this caie, I would c~ecially examine the drainag~ patterns above the bluff mcthods such as bulkhcad~ co,Id be applied. Bocauso hard structural methods adversely impact the natural proce~sos within natural protective feat~: a~as, ~ discourages ~ uso. Fullhermor~, the buzdcB of proving that non-sll'uctu.t.d or soft stnlctural ~ethods would not ' work at a site should be on the applicant. If in this case non-structural and soft-structural methods are shown to be inade~!r~- md a permit is granted to collstrtlct the bulkhead, then I Saggest minimizing its potential impact by: · Constructing i~ only in fwnt of upland structures which n~ protection (not in front of vacant land) · Koop/ng R as close to the base of the bluff as possible · Not allowing in-kind/in-plac~ repla~mont of th~ ~'u~tm~ in tho futuro. Insttad, allow in-kind mpiacement, but require ~ structure to be moved landwani, if necessary, to th~ base of the bluff Nationally, ~he-re are cases where govemmeats have l~luited prope~y ow~.~s to place sand on the beach in front of sho~ protection structures to compcmau: for th~ sand removed from thc littox~l sys~m. I hope th2 review is helpful. If I can b~ of ~ ~ssistance do not hesitate to give mc a call (516 474-6000). Division of Coastal Reaources ' :' TOTAL P.03 Albert J. Kmpski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President William G.'Albertson Martin H. Garrell Peter Wenczel Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1892 Fax (516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Enclosed is a permit application and a completed part I of the Environmental Assessment Form. Southold Town Trustees are interested i~ youn; ageny's commentso - for: Please contact Albert J. Krupski, Trustee President, SENT TO: DOS ( ) DEC ( ) DOH ( ) PB ( ) ZBA ( ) BLD ( ACE ( CAC ( Please complete, processing. Involved Agency: Project Name: Location: SCTM: We at detach and return this form to expedite Comments/Reasons: Signature of Authorized Representative Albert J. Kmpski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President Jim King Ma_n3n H. Gan-ell Peter Wenczel BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall 53095 Ma~n Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1892 Fax (516) 765-1823 Office Use Onl~ Coastal Erosion Permit Applicatio~.!-u~ ~ Wetland Permit Application Grandfather Permit Application Waive r / Amendment / Change s ~Recei'ved Application: ~/[~/~ ~ ~-Received Fee:$~00. ~. / ~ Completed Application ~/,q/q ~ Incomplete -- SEQRA Classification: Type I Type II Unlisted__ Coordination: ( date ~gr~t) ~_ CAC Referral Sent: q/t~?~ ~Date of Inspection: ~,~/q¢, ! ~_Receipt of CAC Report: ~/~¥/~6 Lead Agency Determination: Technical Review: Public Hearing Held: ~FA~/~& Resolution:--! .- Name of Applicant ~TAklhE~ 2Y. CIAPOIA Address I,,/~tx}. ~t"JRK,; ~k/ IO('J~2. 2:::iooTHOt-b! ~L[ llqT/ Suffolk. County' Tax Hap Number: 1000 - ,~0 - d> a2~ 7 Property T,ocation: .'~O~bg'l ~LJ ~UElg U,~' (provide LILCO Pole #, distance to cross streets, and location) AGENT: C. DST~ (If applicable) Address: ~.~ = rd of Trustees Applicatiu. GENERAL DATA Land Area (in square feet): 3 hOT~ Area Zoning: I~F'.~! i')F_..~Q'T'I/%L. Previous use of property: Intended use of property: ~0 C~%~J~-F Prior permits/approvals for site improvements: Agency Date /S7~ oOd) -r' No prior permits/approvals for site improvements. Has any permit/approval ever been revoked or suspended by a governmental agency? ~/ No__ Yes If yes, provide explanation: Project Description (use attachments if necessary): i _-'FN!.~,T;~LL ff('26 TIMBE~ .~UCKH-5.-4b LdlTH /~ el&, RE:'Ft)Ii:N\S RF-INIFO~__r__Fb LOI'-F~ ROCK ]~IEUF_TNIF__.MT'; '~AC_UFILL L~JiTH ~00 C,~, C.C-CAk3 FILL FR~IM 2 ~rd of Trustees Applicatio~ WETLAND/TRUSTEE LANDS APPLICATION DATA Purpose of the proposed operations: Area of wetlands on lot:~O~000 ~SBzA(~square feet Percent coverage of lot: ~/A % Closest distance between nearest existing structure and uplan~ edge of wetlands: yD- ~ feet- TO A~J- ~MD~5~C~ Closest distance between nearest proposed structure and upland edge of wetlands: I~~ feet ~W0~ AbL~EB9 %O ~o~S~ EE~o~ Does the project involve excavation or filling? No ~ Yes If yes, how much material will be excavated? -O- cubic yards How much material will be filled? ~)C~ cubic yards Depth of which material will be removed o~d~e os~i~ced~- 3/ feet DIEEC%L~ ~Ua~E~D Proposed slope throughout the area of operations: ~ P~cr~ Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: Statement of the effect, if any, on the wetlands and tidal waters of the town that may result by reason os such proposed operations (use attachments if appropriate): u.J ^T F.'~. 3, ~_.~rd of Trustees Applicator._ COASTAL EROSION APPLICATION DATA Purposes of proposed activity: Are wetlands present within 75 feet of the proposed activity? No // Yes Does the project involve excavation or filling? No ~/ Yes If Yes, how much material will be excavated? - ~ - (cubic yards) How much material will be filled? ~ (cubic yards) Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: Describe the nature and extent of the environmental impacts reasonably anticipated resulting from implementation of the project as proposed. (Use attachments if necessary) ~ O~,q T/OA/ F~O M SLIFFOL 14 COL~tIT 7' TRX P, qEPA££D BY T~'~. ~?~- ~- //~ ? £0CI4 £EVETI~IEHT PART 1--PROJECT INFORMATION Prepared by Project Sponsor NO IICI!: Ihi~ (Io¢:unmnl i~ d~il;nml I<, a~i~l in delerminin~] whether the actio~ pr<q)o~ed may have a si~niiicant eHect on dm m~vlronm~.nl Pl~n~P r~.~q~h,h. Il., ~mlire form. Parts A through E. An~wer~ [o Ibc. se (lUesli~ns will be considered ns part of Ihe ~ppli[ntlon for nppr.vnl nnd may he subiect to luHher yeti[ica[ion and public review. Provide any additional Inlormation you believe will h. m,edml lo complete P~rts 2 and 3. It i~ expecled Ihal completion ~)f tim hdl I Al will he ({ependent on information currently available and will not involve new sin(lies, research or invesliR~tim~ If i~d.rnt~lion requirin8 such additional work is unavailable, so indicate and speciiy each inslnnce. Cos~el[o ~a~1ne Cqpt~F~Lng Co~p. ~ ~51~ 477-1199 PO Box 2124 Greenport __ _ _ DESCRIPTION OF ACrlOrl .-.~:r,J .STALL: ~'EI~ FoI~C Eb ~L -F__AM ~OITH IAOCY-. REV-~TMEM'Ti B,~I~FILL b,cYtTI-f F/eL FI~O~ .A~PbbLIE-[3 L)~LA~Jb Please Complele Each Quesli(m--Imllcale N.A. il nol applicable A. Site Description Physical settinR of overall prni.rt. Imlh developed and undeveloped areas. 1. Presenl lanrl u.e: [LItJrban I Ilnrh~strial [ U:oresl I IAl¥icnllure 2. TolaJ arreaRe o[ pmied area: _.~ - acre~. APPROXtMA] E ACRFA(;I' Mench)w or Ihushland (Non ;U[H(,,hural) Agfi~ullural llndude~ or(harris, cmldand, I)a~ture. el(L) Wednml (rre~bwate[ or IMM a< I"'~ Arli(:le~ 24, 25 of ECl) Water Surface Area tJnve~laled (Ro(~, .aHh ~r lill) L3Commerclal I~Olher ~Residential [suburban) Wnt'.r f rnnl- I]Rural (non-farm) PRESENII Y AFl'ER COMPLETION -- O -- acres -- 0 -- acres - 0 '-- acres - ~) ~ acres · 75- acres Road% hoildinl{s nn(I ollH.r I,aW,d qnfnces ' acres otlmr (Indicate tYlre)_l~l_!)~.~ ~J ~ L '~ acres 3, What is predomiuant s~il a. Soil (Iraina~e: ~lWell drnim.d % of site UModerately well. drained % of site b Il any a~ricullural land i~ involw,d, bow runny acres o[ soll are classified widfin soil group I throDgh 4 o( the NYS Land Clas~ificalion Sy~lem~ _..~/~ acres. (See 1 NYCRR 370). 4. Are Ihere bedrock outrropping~ o~l pmiect site~ ~Yes ~No a. Whal is depd~ to be(Im( k~ .... ~/A (iD feet) 2 ale percentage of pr(~l-,,~'d pr.j,,~ I silo wills slop(ts: k~0-11)% ..//~ °/0 % 1~11)-15% Ut5% or 8realer % 6. Is project sobstanfially contim..~. ~-, ~r ~o.lain a building, site, or district, listed on the Stale or the National ReRisters o( Illstoric Places? I IYo~ 7. Is project ~nhsta.tinlly contim~n~ t. n ~ile li~l~d oD the Resister of National Natnral t.andmarks~ ~Yes ~JNo 8. What i~ Ihe deplh ol the water lahh,¢ ~/A__~ [in teal} 9. Is silo Iocaled over a prima~y, I.i~- ipal. or sole source aquifer~ ~Yes ~lNo 10, Do hu.li.8, fishing or ~hell fi~hi~l~ .pp~dunilie~ presendy exist in the project area( ~Yes 11. Does project site contain aliv el..ci~,~ DJ plant or animal lile that is idenHfied as threatened or endansered~ (lYes (~No A('~.din~ lo rn~lln M~rln~ ¢nntr~r~in0 rnr hlenlily each speci~ 1]. Are Ihere ally unique or Llnn~u,lJ land J()rnls ou [lie projec[ silel (i.e.. cliJJs, dunes, other ~eolo~icaJ Jormalions) EWes I~Nu Ih.s~ rihe ___ 1]. l¢ IJm p~Jje~:t sile presenlly u~,d by JJl(~ commuoi[y..or neiRhborhood as an open space or recrealion I IYes (~No If yl',. explain 14. Does lira preseril silo include ~(~,mli< vii,w~ known to be important to the commu~lily? I JYes I~No 15. SJleams wilhin or contiRttotls h) I)r.i,'( I nren: a. Name nC Slremn ~nd nam,. ~)f River to which it is tributary 16. [ake~, i.md~, weHand areas wilhm ~)* ~r~.tiRuous to project area: 17. Is Ihe silo served hy exi~tin~ pnhlir ulililies~ ~Yes a) If Yes. doe~ sulficieul cnpacily ~,xisl h) allow connec[ioa~ ~Yes [3No N/A b) Il Yes, will improvemenls he ne~ e~s;.y to allow connection( ~Yes 18. Is Ihe silo Iocnled in m~ a~ri~:ullurnl distric[ certified pursuant to Agriculture and Ma~ke[s Law, Article 25-AA. Section 303 and 3047 UYe~ 19. Is Ihe silo located in or snh~tanlially ~ .ntiguous ~o a Critical Environmental Area designe[ed pursuant to Article 8 ol Ihe ECl, and 6 NYCRR 617? I~Yes ~)No 20. Ilas lira sile ewr boen n~ed h~r I1.. disposal of solid or hazardous wastes~ ~Yes ~lNo B. Project Description 1. Physical dimensions and scale .I I.-im I (Jill ill dimensions as appropriate) b, Proierl acreaRe lo be d~.w,h,p-d: N/A acres initially; N/A acres ultimalely. d. LenRIh ol pro}ecl, in mih,~: . N/A (If appropriate) e. If tho pro}oct is au expnn~i*~li, immi~ ale percent o( expansion proposed N/A %; J. Number of off-street parkin~ ~pa(es existin~ ~/A ; proposed N/A g Maximum vehicular trip~ R~.nernh'd Imf hour ~/A (upon completion of project)~ h. Ii re~idenlia[: NumJmr and lype o[ housinR nnits: One Family ]wo Family '- Mulliple Family Condominium i Dimensions (in feet) ol Im[:~,~l p,.i.~ed slructure ~ I heighl; ~/~ width; ~ I lenglh. J. Liaear feet o( [ronla~e nh,n~ a imhlic Ihoroughfare project will occupy isl fl ft. 2 Itow mm:h nalmal m;Herial (i ~' . r,. l'.. ~,,~dh. th:.) will he rel.(w('d from the ~ilet . ]. Will di~lurh,.d atea~ he r~,~ latins,H? I IY~,~ I INo I~N/A a. H y(.~. [(~r whal inh,mh,H I.Ul.?~P i~ Iht, ~ile BeinR r~,claime(l? I~ Will tol)~oil I., ~tc~kpil,.d f,,r u.~ h,m;dio,~l [ lYes ~No c. will upper ~ub~oil be ~h. I~pih,d h~r r~,clamaliot~ J/JYes IJNo 4. Ilow molly acr(~; {~[ ve~(,I;Hi~n (h~'~'~. d.uh~, gr;)und cover~) will be remow~d from tons/cubic 5. Will any m,'lture f~est (~wer I1,~ .,.~.;.~ (dd) ~r other Ioc.a.!ly-important vegetation hr removed by Jl~is project1 F lYes 6. Il ~iegJe phase proje(:[: Anlicil)ilh.d I)~'~i~ll <~[ (:(mslruclio. One IllOlllhs, ii.ch,fling demolition}. 7. Il mulli-pha~ed: a. iolal mind,er of pha~.s allli~ ip;lh,lJ __ B~ (mind)er). b, Anlicipnled (Jale ol CI)IIIIIlI,IH J'IIHHII lJll;l~(' i ~/~ month d. Is phase 1 Iiiiicliolinlly [l('pJ'lHJl'lil JUl ~lll)~l~[l[lelJ[ phases? L'JYes UNo 8. Will I)lnslin~ occur duri~ COll~llll( tilJll? I lYes 9. Nu.ll)er ol i-h~ grnernle(l: (huilH~ ( i~ll~llll(-iioll 4 - 5 ; alter project i~ COliH)lele 0 10. Nuelher el iol)s elinlillaleil I)y Ihi~ i.~)i(,, I 11. Will pmim:l requi[e [(.Io~ali(.~ ~)l ;~y I)~()iet'ls or faciljties~ ~Yes ~No II yes. explaill 12. Is surfn(e liquid waste (li~l~(~sal inv~dv~,d? I.lYes ~No n, If ye~, i.dicnte type ~J w;l~h. (~'w;Hu'. imluslriaJ, elc.) 8nd amount b. Name of w~lm J}ody inl~ whit h ~,llh..nl will be discharged 13. Is subsurface liquid wasle di~p.~nl inw,lw,d? ~Yes [~]No Type 14. Will surJ~(:e arr~ of a~ i,xislinl~ wah,~ h~(I? increase or (lecre~se by proposal! J~JYes ~xplain lS. Is project or any porti(nl ol pu~h'~'l h~ nh,d in a 1()() year JJood plain1 ~Yes [[1No 16. Will the p[oject ~mmr~te s~did wa~h'] J IYe~ ~ II ?e~. whal is the AI11OHIll I.'r m~mlh ~/A Ions b. II yes. will an exisling s.lid wash, fa~ lilly I~e used/ ~Yes ~No c. Il yrs. Rive name ....... N~A ; location d. Will any wasles nol go inh~ n ~,~,;~,. disposal system or inlo a sanitary lanclfilJ? J )Yes ~No e Il Yes..xplnin ___N/~ . a. Il y~'s. what is Ihe allli(ip~lh.(I ~ah, ~[ disposal~ N/A tons/month. 18. Will pr[}ject use hmhicidrs (- I),'sli( icJ,,~/ J lyes ~JNo 19. Will proiecl rmltinely produ(,, .d.~ (m~.~. Ihan one hour per day)J ~Yes ~No lO. Will protect produce operatin~ .(fi~4' ,,xl:~(,(lin~ the local ambient uoise levels~ L]Yes Il yes , imlicale IylmlS) ......... 22. Il water supply is from well~, indi( ah' pnnipill~ capacity B/~ RalJolls/minnte. 23, l()lal anlicipated wnler usair(' I.'~ day ~/A gallons/day. 24. J]oes project involve J.(Jcal. ~l;Hr (~1 Irde~al [undin~t ~Yes ~JNo year, (including demolition). year. ~No 4 Re(i.ired: City. Town. Village Ilontd I City. I'own. Village Planninfi ll()a~(I I IY~t~ City. Town Zonin~ Ih~ar(I City. County Ileallh Deparhnettl I IY~ Other Local ARencles Other Re~ional Agencies I S~ate Agencies ~lYe~ Federal Agencies [ lyes C. Zoning 8nd Planning Information fype ~'~ N o T~No 'l~No I~TNo l:]No ~Db'T~hL '1~1 No Suhmillal Date I , Does proposed action involw, n phm.inR or zoninR decision? [:]Yes If Yes, indicale rlecision requi..rl: rJzoninR nmendmenl I Iz~.~i.~ vnrianc~ [qspecial use permit ~sub(livision Osite plan 2. What is the zoninR classificali(m(~l()[ II,~ ~ite? ~E~I b~k~Tl~L I~¢~FRbO~ ]. What is lira maximt,n potenli,I d~.w.hq,.e.I ol the site if developed as permitted by the present zonin8~ .... N/A. 5. What is the maximtun pole.llnl d..w.h)l)men( of the site if developed as permitted by the proposed zonin8~ ....... 6. Is Ihe proposed action consisle,I wilh tim re~:omnmnded uses in adopted local land use plans~ ~Yes 7. What are the predominant la,d u,o(.} ami zo,i,8 classilicalions within a % mile radius ol proposed ac0onT 8. Is the proposed adion compalild~, wilh adjoinin~surroundinR land uses within a % mileJ ~Yes ~No 9. Il the proposed action is II,t s,l,livisi., of land. how many lots are proposed? a. What is the minimum hH ~iz~. I,oposedJ 10. Will proposed action requi~e a,y aud,~rizatim~(s} lor the {urination ol sewer or water districtsJ ~Yes ~No ' 11. Will lira' proposed action crc;m, n d~.mand for any community provided services (recreation. education, police. fire proleclion)~ []Yes ~IN(, a. II ye% is {txisling ~al)n~ ilv ~nlH( irnl 1. handle projected demand1 IJYes ~No ~2. Will lira proposed nclion resnll in I1., ~rm~ralion of traffic signiticantly above preseot levels~ OYes ~No a. I[ yes, is Ihe ~xJslinl~ mad m,lw.~ a(h,(lOale to handle lhe addili(mnl Iralfic~ ~Yes ~No D. Inlorm~llon~l Oel~lls imflacl~ ~ssoclaled wJlh your I)rrq.~;d. Id.'a~- disc.ss g~ch impacts and the measures which you propos~ to miligale or avoid Ilmm. E. Verlllc llon I cerllfy Ihal Ihe inlorm~li.. I..vid,.d ahove is lrue lo the best of nay ~nowle(Ige. Applicanl/Spoqsor Name C~fi~o._.~arino Contraogin~ Oorp. Date Signature,__~l)~) ~ _~ Title Permit ~anag.r I[ Ihe acllon is In Ihe Coaslal Aten. a.d ¥.. ~e a slale regency, complele Ihe (oaslal Assessmenl Form before proceeding wllh Ihis assessmenl. ~OUAJO~ ~ HOU~ LA/vD OF ~ IAPUTA 1000-50- ~ - ? SHEET $ oF -~ 0-- O~ u=¥ Y ~AR ~ 4 ~ Albert J. Krupski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President William G.'Albertson Martin H. Garrell Peter Wenczel Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765 - 1892 Fax (516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Enclosed is a permit application and a completed part I of the Environmental Assessment Fo~m. Southoid Town Trustees are interested i~ yo%ur ageny's comments° .' .... for: Please contact Albert J. Krupski, Trustee President, SE~T TO: DOS ( ) DEC ( ) DOH ( ) PB ( ) ZBA ( ) BLD ( ) ACE ( CAC ( Please complete, processing. Involved Agency: Project Narae: Location: SCTM: We at AGENCY detach and return this form to expedite I. / Comments/Reasons: Signature o~ Authorized Representative FROI'I : DHC PHnl IE t I0, I~llt-II" brand t~ transmillal memo 1671 Fo1 l'e · - Fro,~ ' , , ~ ~?~054 Dada M. Ciaputa 635 Souudvlew Ave. Ext. Southold, N.Y, (516) 765-2913 ApHI24,1996 Sootbold Town Trv.,slees Southold, New York RE: Above said property Bulkhead installation Dear Genllenlen, ]t has been broughl to my attention that there will be a meetlug of'the Trustees today to discuss tire installation et'bulkhead and the corresponding permit(s) required. I am an owner of.this prop,my and my family and I have witnessed considerable erosion problems on the cliff and below at Ihe bottom, near the beach There used 1o be stone steps lhat reached to the bea(:h and now we have lost over half, of, these steps and lose approximately one additional step per year. Tile wooden steps that now act as tile continuation ofthe stone steps are themselves unstable because oflhe loss of valuable land. We, as owners, have a vested interest in this property and are concerned that any fisrther erosio, might compromise thc value of our home and the ~eeurity of our home's f,oundation. Please extend your assistance to Mr. George Costello in Iris attempt to preserve our land. We have hired Mr. Costello in tile hope that we can maintain the quality and beauty of our sea-fiGht home. If.you shouhl have any questions concerning fills matter, please do not hesitate lo contact me at (212) 95'/-1054. In addition, please be adviaed that our neighbors to the e,st and west have been notified of our fiaure work and have voiced no complaints. I thnnk you f,or your cooperalion and Mtenlion. Sincerely, I)aria M. Ciapula Telephone (516) 765-1801 Town Hall. 53095 Main Road P.O, Box 1179 Southold. New York 11971 SOUTHOLD TOWN CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL At the meeting of the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council held Monday, April 22, 1996, the following action was made: No. 13Lt0 Moved by Bruce Loucka, seconded by Scott Hilary, it was RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board of Trustees DISAPPROVAL of the Wetland Application of STANLEY J. CIAPUTA 50-2-7 to install a 2001 timber bulkhead to attach to neighbors to east and west in the future and backfill with clean fill from approved upland source. The CAC recommends disapproval because there is no need shown. Soundview Avenue, Southold Vote of Council: Ayes: All Motion carried. ~ O UAJO - pMo~lE~- ~LI£?O6 K COL/tIT ~' TRX / A AID 0,~ c lA P U TA 1000-50 - ~ - ? $ttE ET' z oF $