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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZBA-02/02/1994 HEARINGPresent: PUBLIC HEARINGS BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS TOWN OF SOUTHOLD February 2, I994 (7:30 p.m. Hearings Commenced) HON. GERARD P. GOEHRINGER, Chairman SERGE DOYEN, Member JAMES DINIZIO, JR., Member ROBERT A. VILLA, Member RICHARD C. WILTON, Member LINDA KOWALSKi, Clerk-Assistant to Board ~ Southold Town Board of Appeals 2 February 2, 1994 ~ Regular Meeting APPLICATIONS No. 4210 - No. 4211 - No. 4161 - No. 4212 - No. 4213 - INDEX PUBLIC HEARINGS FEBRUARY 2, 1994 STEPHEN T. VESEY and CHERYL $CHLITT MARY HOLLAND BARBARA KUJAWSKI FRANK ZIMMER FARM . IRWIN and AGNES FRICK . · Pages 3-6 7-11 12-17 19-29 30-32 Sou~hold Town Board o£ Appeals -3- Feb~ua=y 2, 1994 Public Hea=ings 7:35 p.m. Appl. No. 4210 - STEPHEN T. VESEY and CHERYL SCHLITT. Variance to the Zoning Ordinance, Article IIIA, Section 100-30A.3 for the existing location of a deck addition "as built." A portion of the deck encroaches in the side yard. The accessory garage structure, which has existed, is also now partly in a slde yard area. Location of Property: 2105 Old Orchard Road, East Marion, NY; County Tax Map Parcel No. 1000-37-3-6. Subject premises contains a lot area of 8,638+- sq. ft. and ls located in the R-40 Low-Density Residential Zone District. The Chairman read the Legal Notice of Hearing for the record and application. CHAIRMAN: There are several pictures in the file, a copy of the survey produced by Roderick VanTuyl, P.C. dated Decem- ber 14, 1993 indicating the deck and/or decks in the rear of the property and the garage which is now attached to the deck which is approximately one foot from the property line on the southerly side - southeasterly side. And I have a copy of the Suffolk County Tax Map indicating this and surrounding properties in the area. Who would like to be heard concerning ~ Southold Town Board of Appeals 4 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting STEPHEN T. VESEY: Should I stand. CHAIRMAN: Sure. Come on up to the mike. Enjoy yourself - spread out your papers (jokingly). MR. V~SE¥: I'm Steve Vesey; I'm the applicant. And this is Cheryl Schlitt also applicant. And we feel the application is Self-explanatory. And hope the Board will give us a favorable ruling and are hear to answer any questions the Board might have regarding the variance. CHAIRMAN: Ok. At no time in the future you anticipate closing this? MR. VESEY: No. CHAIRMAN: It will remain open. I mean it's not going to be a screened-in porch. MR. VESEY: It was developed for outdoor living space. CHAIRMAN: I have to be honest with you. We did have a variance in the area, and I believe I had seen it at that time. " $outhold Town Board of Appeals 5 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting I was out there, and I had never seen more ice in one area in my life. MR. VESEY: One of the reasons the deck was created is we have a lot of downspouts from off the roof, and the area gets very wet. So it's a ground-level deck. It helps us to get above the water, and the mud. CHAIRMAN: Very good. Are there any questions of any Board Members of this gentleman? MEMBER DOYEN: No. CHAIRMAN: Bob ? MEMBER VILLA: No, I don't. CHAIRMAN: Jim? MEMBER DINIZlO: Absolutely not. CHAIRMAN: If you want to hang around, we may have a decision for you tonight. It's entirely up to you. I have no idea who lengthy we're going to go. All right~ Southold Town Board of Appeals 6 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting MR. VESEY: Thank you. CHAIRMAN: You're welcome. Is there anybody else that would like to speak either in favor or against this application? (None) Hearing no further comments, I'll make a motion closing the hearing and reserving decision until later. Seconded by Member Villa and duly carried. (See Minutes for Findings and Determination) , Southold Town Board of Appeals 7 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting 7:40 p.m. Appl. No. 4211 - MARY HOLLAND. Variance to the Zoning Ordinance, Article III-A, Section 100-30A.3, appealing the Notice of Disapproval from the Building Inspector, and requesting approval of the substandard lot area, width and depth for each of two proposed lots in this proposed subdivision application. Subject premises is identified on the Suffolk County Tax Maps as District 1000, Section 117, Block 9, Lot 19.1, containing a total lot area of 14,300+- sq. ft. Lot #1 is proposed at 7153+- sq. ft. in area, 101.41 feet of lot depth and lot width (frontage) of 70.59 feet along the westerly side of Third Street. Lot #2 is proposed at 7147+- sq. ft. in area, 70.59 feet of lot depth and lot width (frontage) of 101.25 feet along the northerly side of Jackson Street, New Suffolk, Town of Southold. Each lot will contain a preexisting single-family dwelling and accessory storage building, which buildings are noted on the Pre-Existing Certificate of Occupancy No. Z-22830. The Chairman read the Legal Notice of Hearing for the record, and the application. MR. C~AIRMAN: We have a copy of the Pre-C.O. in front of me. I have a survey from Roderick VanTuyl, P.C. indicating the division line which does not truncate any ( ) or accessory Southold Town Board of Appeals 8 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting buildings on the property. The closest frame building, storage building, on Lot No. 1 is approximately 1-1/2 feet at its closest point from the property line, and I have a copy of the Suffolk County Tax Map indicating this and surrounding properties in the area. Who would like to be heard? How are you, Ms. Wickham? APPEARANCE : ABIGAIL WICKHAM, Attorney for applicant: I'm here representing Mrs. Holland. We have before us what I hope is a simple application to redivide two lots that were divided in separate years and years ago. Two separate houses were constructed on -- each parcel has its own separate accessory buildings, none of which encroach on the other parcel. The driveways are separate. I believe you have a fairly recent survey that shows that the wells and septic systems for each parcel are within the bound of those parcels and the properties are separated by a fairly high hedge. The parcels are basically very similar to many of the other surrounding properties in the New Suffolk area and we ask that you approve the application as submitted. I do want to give you the receipts for the certified mails and if you could put that in the file. Southold Town Board of Appeals 9 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: Is there any guestimate on the age of these houses? MS. WICK}~IM: We think, approximately 1926 or 1930. One of them looks like it has been renovated a little bit recently. The other one ( ). CHAIRMAN: They look like they're in great condition. MS. WICKHAM: Yes. CHAIRMAN: That's why I asked the question. Before you sit down, does anybody have any questions of Ms. Wickham? MEMBER VILLA: When were they combined? CHAIRMAN: When were they combined? MS. WICKHAM: Quite a number of years ago as a result of a death of one in the Dawson Family. They were separate and then one of the Dawsons died and it went to the them, I think in the '50s. Southold Town Board of Appeals 10 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting MEMBER VILLA: It was back that far? Because I was just looking on the Assessors' sheet here and it says from Dawson Estate to Holland and that is dated in 1986. MS. WICKHAM: That's when the property was distributed. BOARD CLERK: Through the Estate. MEMBER VILLA: But it was actually combined in the 1950's. MS. WICKHAM: Even '60s perhaps. CHAIRMAN: Any other questions? MS. WICKHAM: I'm sorry Mrs. Holland would have been here, but she has the flu and I asked if she could be excused so. I hope that if you have any further questions, I'll answer them. CHAIRMAN: Anything else you would like to have the attorney represent for the applicant? MEMBER VILLA: No. Southold Town Board of Appeals 11 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting C~AI~%%N: I guess not. Thank you. Is there anybody else to speak either in favor or against this application? Seeing no hands, I'll make a motion closing the hearing and reserving decision until later. Seconded by Member Villa and duly carried. 7:43 p.m. Appl. No. 4161 - BARBARA KUJAWSKI. Request for Special Exception approving an existing Accessory Apartment in conjunction with the principal dwelling use and residency by the owner (owner occupancy) and subject to the provisions of Article III, Section 100-31B(14). Location of Property: House No. 125 (per Town Records) at the north side of Sound Avenue which parcel commences at a point approximately 51 feet east of the Riverhead-Southold Town Boundary Line, extending 195.18 feet along Sound Avenue, Mattituck, NY; County Tax Map Parcel No. 1000-120-1-2.2. This property consists of an area of 40,241. square feet and is located in the Agricultural-Conservation (A-C) Zone District. · The Chairman read the Legal Notice of Hearing for the record and the application. $outhold Town Board of Appeals 12 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting MR. CHAIRMAN: This was the nature of a division that existed here. I don't have an updated survey handy -- BOARD CLERK: There's a letter in the file from the Town Attorney's Office. Is that what you're referring to? CHAIRMAN: No, just where it was divided from the existing barns (the location of the lines). BOARD CLERK: There's no actual town approval, but do you need the year it was divided? CHAIRMAN: No that's all right. We'll just take it off the tax map (was handy at top of file). And I have a copy of the County Tax Map indicating this and surrounding properties in the area. Who would like to be heard? How are you tonight, Barbara? Just for legal ease, would you just state your name for the record? BARBARA KUJAWSKI, Applicant: I am just seeking permission to put an Accessory Apartment into my home. My children are grown but the house I find is too large for me. It was an existing two-family house when we purchased it, and when the children were home it was necessary to make it into a one-family Southold Town Board of Appeals 13 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting house. I think I meet all of the requirements of the Town of Southold and I think I certainly am fulfilling the spirit of the law when the Accessory Apartment Law was passed, in that it was passed to enable a homeowner who had a house that was too large to provide an apartment for a younger family that was in Southold and to help them pay the taxes and expenses of the house. That's all. CHAIRMAN: As you know for the record, you graciously showed us the house. We have seen it. The only thing I have to tell you is that John is requesting a postponement. His attorney was unable to make it tonight, and I understand there are some negotiations in the offing and possibly some change of ownership or something of that nature and so -- MS. KUJAWSKI: I am (also) applying as contract vendee. CHAIRMAN: But I mean is we're going to hold it off until -- we'll take all the testimony tonight but we're hold off the decision until the next meeting and actually close the hearing at that point if that is all right with you. MS. KUJAWSKI: I really preferred to have it known where I'm going before I purchase (remaining 50%) of the house. Southold Town Board of Appeals 14 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: Well that's what I was basically talking about. You are actually purchasing the entire house? MS. KUJAWSKI: Yes. CHAIP~%~N: Not just the existing 50% that you own at this time. I don't know if you really want me to get into this or not. MS. KUJAWSKI: Exactly. I am purchasing the house. CHAIRMAN: Ok. So in other words before you purchased the house you really wanted to know if you would have the accessory apartment? BOARD CLERK: You would have to be an owner, which she is. CHAIRMAN: Yes. CHAIRMAN: I don't know if we an do that or not. We would have to consult the attorney. Our town attorney. But I will tell you that it is a matter of right to have an Accessory Apartment (provided all standards and conditions are met). would, and I may be talking out of turn -- but all my fellow It Southold Town Board of Appeals 15 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting colleagues are here with me tonight. I see absolutely no problem with the voting on it in the early part of March. And it will be the first week in March to be honest with you. The house meets the requirements -- first of all, the house is gorgeous, ok as we told you when we were down there. And that's number one. It's brought up to all modern day standards. It has a C.O. prior to January 1, 1984. So I see really no reason. I mean I'll talk to my colleagues. Do you see any reason why this house would not meet the -- MEMBER VILLA: No. I don't have a problem with it. CHAI~AN: So I mean -- MEMBER DINIZIO: I didn't go to it. I just want to comment on something. I mean, I don't see any reason really that we can't vote on it. I don't see anything in the record that says, or that asks for a postponement or -- BOARD CLERK: We just received it five minutes ago. CHAIRMAN: I have a letter right here. MEMBER DINIZIO: Oh you got it five minutes ago. Southold Town Board of Appeals 16 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting BOARD CLERK: Yes. BOARD CLERK: One of the requirements is a written lease (to Chairman) which we don't have. CHAIRMAN: The other thing that you want to give us is a written lease with the person that you have in the premises. And you can assembly that within the next 30 days. If you could get it down prior to the next hearing? It'll be the first Wednesday of the month. We're going to try and stay with that every month -- the first Wednesday. MS. KUJAWSKI: Ok. So you're going to postpone this. CHAIRMAN: I want to apologize to you for this -- not in reference to -- we just received this letter as we walked in here, and that's basically the situation, so. MS. KUJAWSKI: Yes. CHAIRMAN: It was nothing where we could call you on the telephone and say we're going to postpone the hearing, or whatever the case might be. Southold Town Board of Appeals 17 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting MS. KUJAWSKI: Ok. Many things can be postponed. CHAIR1W3~N: Thank you. Is there anybody else either in favor or against this application? (None - John Kujawski was in the audience but did not speak.) Based upon the letter or the note that we have hear from the co-owner of the property at this particular time, I will hold this file in abeyance until the next regularly scheduled meeting which is the first Wednesday of the month of March. BOARD CLERK: March 2nd. C}IAIRMAN: March 2nd also. MS. KUJAWSKI: Thank you. let me know. Ok. We'll keep in touch. Just CHAI~L%N: Gentlemen, I need a motion to recess this until March 2nd. MEMBER VILLA: So made. Seconded by Member Wilton and duly carried. Southold Town Board of Appeals 18 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting Please continue on page 19. Southold Town Board of Appeals 19 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting 7:53 p.m. Appl. No. 4212 - FRANK B. ZIMMER. Special Exception under Article III, Section 100-31B(12) for permission to establish new Horse-Riding Academy. Location of Property: 29525 Main Road, Orient, NY; County Tax Map Parcel No. 1000-13- 2-7.8. The subject premises contains 17.54 acres located in the R-80 Zone District, is presently improved with barns and Utilized as a horse farm. The Chairman read the Legal Notice of Hearing for the record, and the application. C~AI~4(AN: I have a copy of a survey indicating the parcel, its placement of the stable and indoor arena and the paddocks and the turnout areas, and the area of pasture, and the parking area and existing buildings on the site other than the ones that I mentioned. Survey produced by Roderick VanTuyl dated June 10, 1986. And I have a copy of the Suffolk County Tax Map indicating this and surrounding properties in the area. Mr. Zimmer, you're on. FRANK ZIMMER: prepared statement. it? My name is Frank Zimmer. And I have a Would you have any objections if I read Southold Town Board of Appeals 20 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: Not at all. MR. ZIMMER: Mr. Chairman. Board Members. Friends and supporters. I wish to take this opportunity to give you some background from the time I purchased the subject property up to the present time that it is being used as a riding stable. Approximately 12 years ago, I purchased 17-1/2 acres from Lewis, Harrison and Bob Demarest to farm and to utilize the existing buildings as storage and shop facilities. This property has been farmed for the last 50 to 60 years. Cows and horses were also kept on the property during these years. Our plans changed shortly after purchasing the Demarest property. However, during these years, Fred Terry from Terry Far, ms and Ed and Danny Latham from Latham Farms continued to farm the lands. In 1986, my wife and I decided to submit an application for a minor subdivision for which we had approximately 90% approval. However, we had mixed emotions about subdividing the property and consequently dropped the idea and decided to retain it as an open space for future use. In 1992 my wife started taking horseback riding lessons, and in a short time purchased two horses. We enjoyed our horses, stabled on our own property, and decided to convert one of the barns to the stable and one to an indoor riding arena. Along with $outhold Town Board of Appeals 21 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting outside riding rings and paddocks. This lead to opening a riding stable with realistic prices and a friendly family atmosphere. In October of 1993, on an average of two times a week thereafter, I advertised in the Suffolk Times, the Long Island Watchman, and the Shelter Island Reporter about Zimmer Farm Riding Stable. The response was over-whelming at the "Open Barn." The "Open Barn" we know. The Suffolk Times sent a reporter-photographer that day and placed the article in a paper. There were no hidden factors as a stable remained open for business. From October 1993 until the present time, we have approximately 25 students taking riding lessions with their parents deeping involved with their children's horseback riding activities. We also have a 4-H Group involved with riding lessions. Eighty percent of the students are ages from 6 to 16 years old and the rest are adults. Also, our students reside in Orient and East Marion areas. Our success revolves around excellent instruction and facilities, along with realistic prices and a friendly atmosphere. It was business as usual until I received a call from the Building Department on Janu- ary 17, 1994 that a written complaint was made to them stating that the stable dld not conform to a zoning amendment that was Southold Town Board of Appeals 22 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting issued in 1989. The next day I met with Gary Fish and John Boufis from the Building Department at the stable, and at that time I was told to stop giving horseback riding lessons and discontinue advertising until I receive approval from the Board of Appeals for a Special Exception. I discussed this problem with the Planning Department and Building Department which I have done. The Building Department is awaiting a decision from the Board of Appeals, and the Planning Board held a meeting Monday evening, January 24th, which I attended discuss the situation. At that meeting, I requested that a waiver from the Planning Board and am looking forward to a favorable decision. At the direction of the Board of Appeals, I have mailed out certified, return-receipt notices, sketch plan and a copy of my application to all adjoining property owners. On Friday I personally telephoned each resident and lot owner and explained to them what is taking place and asked them for their input. Their comments were unanimous that they have no problem with my riding stable. I ended the conversation by saying that if they have any further questions, please call me or the Board of Appeals. It is apparent that if it wasn't the adjoining resident or lot owners that made the complaint, then it must have been a person or persons vindictive enough to try to close my stable down. Southold Town Board of Appeals 23 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting I would like to mention that without giving lessons and functioning as other stables do, I cannot stay in business. now have no income, yet the bills still have to be paid. It has cost me over $500 (sic - should be $400.00) to go before the Board of Appeals, and at this juncture I have limited funds to go any further with expenditures to right a wrong. I will abide by your decisions and will be happy to work with the Various departments involved. However, if the decisions are negative, then I will go out of business and put the property up for sale. The sad scenario to this story is, if I have to close, all the children in Orient and East Marion areas will lose their riding stable which has become an enjoyable part of their life as well as ours in this area. In closing, I wish to extend sincere thanks to the Board of Appeals, Planning Department, and Building Department for their time, direction and cooperation in the subject matter. Please accept these signed petitions. There are over 100 persons supporting the Zimmer Farm Riding Stable to continue to give riding lessons as other riding stables do in the Town of Southold. Can I hand you these? · CHAIRMAN: Sure. I have to hand you a letter from the Planning Board that should make you happy. Southold Town Board of Appeals 24 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting MR. ZIMMER: Make me happy? Thank you. I look forward to it. CHAIRMAN: Ok. Just a couple of questions. Again I used the word gracious because in all the situations tonight, all the properties that we have seen - everyone was very gracious in showing us the property and you in particular, Mr. Zimmer, last Saturday. We had a wonderful tour of your barns. We determined there were existing -- how many stalls? MR. ZIMMER: There were a total of 20. There are 8 being used right now. Basically we could probably have 35 horses which I don't think I'll ever have in my life time. Eight is enough to tell you the truth. CHAIRMAN: How would you have 35 if you only have 20 stalls? MR. ZIMMER: Well, that's a thing I threw up-- CHAIRMAN: Off the top of your head. Ok. Conceivably you could put stalls in the -- · MR. ZIMMER: I think I arrived at that at two horses per acres or something to that effect. Southold Town Board of Appeals 25 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: Right, ok. pleasure and for lessons, correct? Good. The entire riding, both occurs during daylight hours, is that MR. ZIMMER: Probably 90% of it. CHAIRMAN: So in other words there could be some person at night that would like up the barn and utilize the indoor-- MR. ZIMMER: Yes. CHAIRMAN: There would be no activity in the exterior of the barns during -- there would be no lighting of these paddocks-- MR. ZIMMER: No, no. We have an outdoor light, outside. CHAIRMAN: But I mean, there would be no extensive lighting of any of these -- MR. ZIMMER: Do you have objections to that. Or does anybody have objections to that? Southold Town Board of Appeals 26 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: Well, what comes in to be is the problem of shielding light to existing property lines. Of course, you happen to have 17-1/2 acres but quite honestly-- MR. ZIMMER: The only persons that would be exposed to any kind of lighting of the riding ring would be Mr. and Mrs. Demarest who are here this evening, and there they are. But that doesn't happen too often, anything like that. Most of the riding has gone indoors and especially four or five months out of the year. And if we do, it would be very, very seldome that somebody will come in like after work and would like to ride for an hour or half hour. But if they do have objections, I would like to have them. CHAIRMAN: No. This is only a question that I have. It's my job to significantly "grill" you, so I'm grilling you at this point (jokingly). MR. ZIMMER: You see, to the east of us we have the Nature Conservancy there which is just unblocked with no houses, no nothing. And just south by, I guess it would be 200 ft. Harrison? The Demarest house. But basically there would be no houses around other than the Demarest house there. Southold Town Board of Appeals 27 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: Does that subdivision infringe on this -- the subdivision to the west in any way? MR. ZIMMER: No. No. Do you mean Reese's property to the west? CHAIRMAN: Ok. MR. ZIMMER: Actually, we have two right-of-ways, two roads. CHAIRMAN: Ok. We'll see how the Board wants to deals with that aspect. That's the only thlng. MR. ZIMMER: Can I bunk here for the night until you reach a decision? CHAIRMAN: You won't have to bunk too long. MR. ZIMMER: Thank you. I appreciate it. CHAIRMAN: Is there anybody else that would like to speak in favor of this application? I just appreciate it, for the purpose of the person who has to take this down, if you would Southold Town Board of Appeals 28 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting just use the mike. On either side, I don't care. And state your name for the record. EILEEN TEADIAS (spelling?): I am currently the instructor and trainer at Zimmer Farms. I would just like to say on behalf of the lighting situation the only way -- we never run past seven o'clock because, first of all, I'm not going to be there past seven o'clock. Second of all, it's really not appropriate, no matter how much artificial lighting you come up with, it's not appropriate. Lighting is for work with the horse without putting that horse in danger or the rider in danger. So we really ~on't allow it after seven o'clock anyway. And I don't think there's a person alive that's going to be playing up to that point. We're not talking about 10 or 11 o'clock at night. And even if they were, we would have to move to the indoor where the lighting was better. CHAIRMAN: Ok. Great. Thank you. Is there anybody else that would like to speak. RENE DIAGUSTA: Hi. My name is Rene Diagusta. I was a present boarder of the barn and I still do my riding there. keep.my horse on our property that I leave myself. I just wanted to say, Frank takes exceptionally good care of horses. I I Southold Town Board of Appeals 29 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting had my horse for 5-1/2 years now and have been riding since I've been eight. Tobee, the trainer, works extremely well with the kids. She has had some difficult children who, their parents have thanked her for how well they behave -- the horses like, again are taken care of and he does follow all the rules that are around. And it's nice to see that. CHAIRMAN: We noticed that while we were out there. Not that we're horse people, but you can see the care that was taken. Thank you. Is there anybody else? Anybody to speak against this application? (None) Questions from Board Members? (None) Seeing no hands, I'll make a motion closing the hearing and reserving decision until a little bit later. Seconded by Member Villa, and duly carried. Southold Town Board of Appeals 30 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting 8:05 p.m. Appl. No. 4213 IRWIN and AGNES FRICK. Application for a Variance to the Zoning Ordinance, Article IIIA, Section 100-30A.3 (and Section 100-244B pertaining to substandard lot sizes) for permission to construct addition with a reduction in the minimum setback at the southerly side yard. The existing setback is shown to be approximately 11-1/2 feet, and the addition is proposed to extend 6-1/2 feet from the existing dwelling structure. Section 100-244B requires a minimum 10 ft. setback; applicant proposes a five-foot setback. This parcel of land has a total lot area of 13,940+- square feet and is located in the R-40 Low-Density Residential Zone District. Property ID: 1935 Westview Drive, Mattituck, NY; County Tax Map District 1000, Section 107, Block 7, Lot 5. The Chairman read the Legal Notice of Hearing for the record, and application. MR. CHAIRMAN: I have a copy of a survey from Roderick VanTuyl, P.C. The specific date I see is August 4, 1980, however, it could have been updated since then. And I have a copy of the Suffolk County Tax Map indicating this and surrounding properties in the area. Is someone here representing the Fricks or are the Fricks here? (No response.) $outhold Town Board of Appeals 31 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting Seeing that they are not here, I'll ask if there is anybody that would like to speak either for or against this application? (No response.) We had specific questions of the Fricks concerning this application. I'll leave it up to my fellow board members if they want to close or if they would request that they come in person. BOARD CLERK: Why not recess it until March 2, 1994. MEMBER DINIZIO: I didn't have a chance to look at it, so maybe you could postpone it. CHAIRMAN: Ok, then what we will do is recess it until March 2, 1994 and re-entertain the application at that time and hopefully, and either a representative of the applicant, or the applicants, will appear. Or at that time we will make a decision based upon the information that we have in the record. Gentlemen, I'll offer a resolution to recess this hearing until the next regular meeting. BOARD CLERK: Would you include the date of March 2, 1994 so that it will not need to be readvertised in full? Southold Town Board of Appeals 32 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting CHAIRMAN: I'm re-doing the resolution to include the date of March 2, 1994. BOARD CLERK: Thank you. MEMBER DINIZIO: March 2nd? CHAIRMAN: If you don't mind, Linda, we'll ask you to write them another letter and ask them to be present, if not, some representative. Maybe the builder whatever. Seconded and duly carried. End of hearings. Recorded and typed verbatim by: Tcwn Clerk, Town of Southo!cl Linda Kowal ski $outhold Town Board of Appeals 32 February 2, 1994 Regular Meeting C~AIP4~AN: I'm re-doing the resolution to include the date of March 2, 1994. BOARD CLERK: Thank you. MEMBER DINIZIO: March 2nd? CHAIRMAN: If you don't mind, Linda, we'll ask you to write them another letter and ask them to be present, if not, some representative. Maybe the builder whatever. Seconded and duly carried. End of hearings. Recorded and typed verbatim by: Linda Kowalski