HomeMy WebLinkAboutZuhoski, Alec Amend #53 WHEREAS, a peti~n~:as heretofore filed with the Towr] Board of the
Tow~n o~ South~ld ~v_ ..~.~,~.,~,...J.-._..~...I~F-~I--~,. J~J~j,~,
requesting a change, arian and amendment of the Building Zone
Ordinance including the Building Zone Maps made a part thereof by chang-
.......... ~~~.~A~ ..... District to ............................................
District the property described in ~id petition, and
WHEREAS said petition was duly referred to the Planning Board for its
investigation, recommendation and report, and its report having been filed
with the Town Board, and thereafter, o public hearing in relation to said
petition having been duly held by the Town Board on the ..... .~.~ ........ day
of october 62
................................................ , 19 ........ , and due deliberation having been
had thereon
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the relief demanded in said
petition be, and it hereby is ~'~&~lted.
BY camm ow THE SOUTHQLD TONN BOJ~D
DATBD~ Oe~ober :23, 1962.
BFFBCTIVB AS OF
AlbeJrt: W. RlchJond,
Town Clerk
LAW OFFICES
WE|SMANN, MEYER ~ WEXLER
ONE MA~N STREET
KINGS PARK, NEW YORK
Af~EA CODE 516
March 25th, 1963
Hon. Lester Albertson
Supervisor
Town of Southold
Town Hall
Greenport, New York
Dear Sir:
Please be advised that our firm has been retained
by Leander B. Glover, Frank McBride, Alvin
Pietrewicz, Alex Zuhoski, Bertha Harris and
Jennie Golembeski in connection with a certain
proposed acquisition by your town of the property
owned by said persons.
Would you please be kind enough to note our appear-
ance in this matter and to forward to us as soon
as is convenient surveys or copies of proposed
taking maps.
Upon receipt of same, we will employ the necessary
persons to determine what the fair market value of
the property is and try to amicably settle the
damages short of condemnation.
We
BK'/me b
appreciate your cooperation in this regard.
Ve~uly yours,
BERN RD~ ~d~YER
I-IFF~ERK
SDUTHDLD, L. I., N. %/.
of S~utho~d, ed, ~ the ,F- _ dot of ~~
xo...~, he poet. & ~ of tho mOTet Q~ Ammmem?
o~ logzi~ Ilo. ,~ ~ , , t~qether with the offieLL~
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~ Public State oi
No. 52-0367800
~ Commission Expires
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
OF ZONING ORDINANCE
AMENDMENT NO. 53
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
after a public hearing held pursuant
to the requirements of law, the Build-~
ing zone Ordinance (including
Building Zone Map) of the Town of
Southold, Suffolk County, New York,
w, as duly amended at a regular meet-
ing of the Southo]d Town Board held.
on October 23, 1962, as follows'
1. By changing from "A" l~stden-
tial and Agricultural District to "C"
Industrial District the foX-!owing de-
scribed property'
All that certain tract or parcel
of land situated at Cutchogue, in
the Town of Southold, Suffolk
County, New York, and more part-
icularly bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection of
the southeasterly line of Ore~n
Road with the southwesterly line of
Cox Lane; running thence south-
easterly along said line of Cox Lane
about 3,000 feet to a point on the
direct extension northeasterly of
the northwesterly line of land of
Wickham Estate' thence southwest-
erly across land of Pietrewicz on
said extension and then along said
northwesterly lir~, ot W~pkl~.am
Estate and land of Harris and then
across land of Szawinski Estate' a
total distance of about 1400 feet; to
land of Leander Glover' thence
southeasterly along said land of
Glover about 300 feet to the north-
westerly line of Middle
thence southwesterly along said line
of Middle Road about 50 feet to
land of First Baptist Church of Cut-
chogue' thence northwesterly along
the last described land and other
lands about 500 feet to land of Town
of Southold' thence along land of
erly about 350 feet to land of Mc-
Bride; thence southeasterly along
land of McBride about 350 feet to
said northwesterly line of Middle
Rd. thence southwesterly along said
line of Mi.ddle Road about 400 feet
to land of Zuhoski; thence north-
westerly along land of Zuhoski
about 1950 feet to land of J. P.
Krupski; thence along land of J. P.
Krupski, four courses as follows:
(1) northeasterly about 350 feet;
thence (2) northwesterly about 1700
feet; thence (3) northeasterly about
450 feet; thence (4) northwesterly
about 150 feet to the southeasterly
line of said Oregon Road; thence
in a general northeasterly direc-
tion along said line of Oregon Road
abou+~ 1300 feet to the point of
beginning. Excepting therefrom
h /~,~ all the lands xvithin the
above described parcel now owned
by the Town of Southold, as de-
lineated on the survey attached to
the file. Containing about 130 acres.
1ED: October 23, 1962
By Order of the Southold
Town Board
Albert W. Richmond
Town Clerk
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK }
STATE OF NEW YORK SS.
C. Whitney Booth, Jr., being duly sworn, says
that he is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND
TRAVELER- MATTITUCK WATCHMAN, a public news-
paper printed at Southold, in Suffolk Caunty; and that
the notice of which the a:nnexed is a printed copy, has been
published in said Long Island Traveler-Mattituck Watch-
man once each week for ....... "~~'~'~<'~~...J/~ week/p/
successively, commencing on the ............. . ..............
........ ..... .
· eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Sworn ~o he~o~e me ~hb ........ ~ ~
................ day of
........ ..... ,
ADELE PAYNE
Notary Public, State nf New Yor~
Residing in Suifolk County
No. 52-3041000
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NOTICE OF
OF ZONING
AMENDMENT
ORDINANCE
AMENDMENT NO. 53
NOTICE
pursuant to
IS HEREBY GIVEN~
the requirements
(-including the
Suffolk County,
of the Southold
1. By
District to
property:
Building Zone
that after
of law, the
Map) of the
New York, was duly
Town Board held on
a pub1 $c
hearing held
changing from "A"
Building
Zone
Ordi nance
"C" Industrial
Town of $outhold,
amended at a :regular meeting
October 23, 1962, as follows
Residential
and
Agricultural
District the
following
described
Ail that certain
at C~tchogue,
New York, and
as follows:
tract or parcel
of land situated
in the
Town of Southold,
suffolk
County.
more
particularly bounded
and
descr/bed
Beginning
at
the
~ntersection
of
the south-
easterly line of
line of Cox Lane;
alongsaid line of
Oregon
with
the
sou thw es te rl y
running
thence
southeasterly
Cox Lane about
3,000 feet to
a ~olnt on the direct
the
northwesterly
line
thence
southwesterly
extens ion
of land
northeasterly.
of
across
of Wlckham
Estate
land of Pietrewlcz
on sa~,d
line of
extension and
Wickham Estate
then
and
along said northwesterly
land of Harris and then
across land of Szawlnskl Estate; a total distance
of about 1400 feet, to land of Leander Glover;
thence southeasterly along sa~d land of ~lover
about 300 feet to the northwesterly line of Middle
thence southwesterly along said line of Middle
Road~
Page 2 - Legal Notice
Road a bout 50 feet to land of First Baptist Church
o f Cutchogue ~ thence northwesterly along the last
described lan~ an~ other lands about 500 feet to
land of Town of Southold~ thence along land of the
DATED:
Town of Southold, three courses, as follows: (1)
southwesterly about 250
feet; thence (2) southeasterly
about 100 feet; thence (3)
to land of McBride ~ thence
of McBride about 350 feet
of Middle Road
southwesterly about 35 0 feet
southeasterly along land
to saidnorthwesterl y I
thence southwesterly along said line
of Middle Road about 400 feet to land of Zuhoski;
thence northwesterly
along land of Zuhoski about
1950 feet to land of J. P. Krupski; thence along
land of J. P. Krupski, four courses as follows
(1) northeasterly about 350 feet; thence (2)
northwesterly about 1700
easterly about 450 feet
about 150 feet to the
Oregon Road; thence in
PLEASE
feet ~ thence (3) north-
thence (4) northwesterly
southeasterly line of said
a general northeasterly
direction along said line of Oregon Road about
1300 feet to the point of
beginning.
Excepti~g
therefrom however all the lands within the above
descr ibed parcel now
as delineated on the
owned by the Town of Southold,
Containing about 130
October 23, 1962.
survey attached to the file.
acres.
PUBLISH ONCE , NOVEMBER
OF PUBLICATION TO THE
BY ORDER OF THE S OUTHoLD
TOWN BOARD
ALBERT W. RICHMO~,
TOWN CLERK.
1, 1962, AND FORWARD THREE
TOWN CLERK, SOUTHOLD, N.Y.
(3)
PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
October 9, 1962
Pre s e n t :
LESTER M. ALBERTSON, Supervisor
HENRY CLARK, Justice of the Peace
RALPH TUTHILL, Justice of the Peace
CORWIN GRATHWOHL, Councilman
LOUIS DEMAREST,
ROBERT W.
ALBERT W.
Councilman
TASKER, Town Attorney
RICHMOND, Town Clerk
GLOVER, MCBRIDE, AND OTHERS
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SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: I will open the hearing and read the legal
notice. ~
"NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSAL~D AMEND ZONING ORDINANCE. Pursuant
to Section 265 of the Town Law and Article IX, of the Building Zone
Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, public
hearings will be held by the Southold Town Board at the office of
the Supervisor, 16 South Street, Greenport, New York, in said town
on the 9th day of October, 1962 at 7:30 o'clock in the evening of
said day, on the following proposals to amend the Building Zone
Ordinance (including the Building Zone Maps) of the Town of Southold,
Suffolk County, New York.
"1. By changing from "A" Residential and Agricultural District
to "C" Industrial District the following described property:
"All that certain tract or parcel of land situated at Cutchogue,
in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
"Beginning at the intersection of the southeasterly line of
Oregon Road with the southwesterly line of Cox Lane; running thence
southeasterly along said line of Cox Lane about 3,000 feet to a point
on the direct extension northeasterly of the northwesterly line of land
of Wickham Estate; thence aouthwesterly across land of Pietrewicz
on said extension and then along said northwesterly libor Wickham
Estate and land of Harris and then across land of Szawinski Estate;
a total distance of about 1400 feet, to land of Leander Glover;
thence southeasterly along said land of Glover about 300 feet to
the northwesterly line of Middle Road; thence southwesterly along
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said line of Middle Road about 50 feet to land of First Baptist
Church of Cutduogue; thence northwesterly along the last described
land and other lands about 500 feet to land of Town of Southold;
thence along land of the Town of Southold, three courses~ as follows:
(1) southwesterly about 250 feet; thence (2) southeasterly about
100 feet; thence (3) southwesterly about 350 feet to land of McBride;
thence southeasterly along land of McBride about 350 feet to said
northwesterly line of Middle Road; thence southwesterly along said
line of Middle Road about 400 feet to land of Zuhoski; thence north-
westerly along land of Zuhoski about1950 feet to land of Jo P. Krupski;
thence along land of J. P. Krupski, four courses as follows:
(1) northeasterly about 350 feet; thence (2) northwesterly
about 1700 feet; thence (3) northeasterly about 450 Met; thence
(4) northwesterly about 150 feet to the southeasterly line of said
Oregon Road; thencein a general northeasterly direction along said
line of Oregon Road about 1300 feet to the point of beginning. Except-
ing therefrom however all the lands within the above described parcel
now owned by the Town of Southold, as delineated on the survey attached
to the file. Containing about 130 acres.
"Any person desiring to be heard on the proposed amendments
should appear at the time and place above specified.
"DATEDL
ALBERT W.
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON:
September 18, 1962. BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD.
RICHMOND, TOWN CLERK."
I will now read the affidavit from the
publisher.
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"COUNTY OF SUFFOLK)
STATE OF NEW YOM)ss:
"C. Whitney Booth, Jr., being duly sworn, says that he is the
Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-MATTITUCK WATCHMAN, a public news-
paper printed at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the notice of
which the annexed is a printed copy, has been published in said Long
Island Traveler-Mattituck Watchman once each week for one (1) week
successively, commencing on the 20th day of Sept. 1962. /s/ C.
Whitney Booth.
"Sworn to before me this 21st day of Sept. 1962. /s/ Adele
Payne, Notary Public, State of New York."
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: We have the following report from the
Southold Town Planning Board.
"September 12, 1962, Report to: Southold Town Board, 16 South
Street, Greenport, New York.
"Gentlemen: This is to certify that the following action was
taken by the Southold Town Planning Board at their meeting held
September 4, 1962:
"In the matter of the petition of Alex Zuhoski, Bertha Harris,
Frank J. McBride, Leander B. Glover, Albin Pietrewicz, Jennie S.
Golembeski, as Administratrix of Frank Szawinski Estate, Jennie S.
Golembeski, as Executrix of Katie Szawinski Estate, for a change of
zone from "A" Residential and Agricultural District to "C" Industrial
District on certain real property situated at
and more particularly bounded and described as
"Beginning at the
Cutchogue, New York,
follows:
intersection of the southeasterly line of
Oregon Road with the southwesterly line of Cox Lane; running thence
southeasterly along said line of Cox Lane about 3,000 feet to a point
on the direct extension northeasterly of the northwesterly line of
land of Wickham Estate; thence southwesterly across land of Pietrewicz
on said extension and then along said northwesterly line of Wickham
Estate and land of Harris and then across land of Szawinski Estate; a
total distance of about 1400 feet, to land of Leander Glover; thence
southeasterly along said land of Glover about 300 feet to the north-
westerly line of Middle Road; thence southwesterly abng said line of
Middle Road about 50 feet to land of First Baptist Church of Cutchogue;
thence northwesterly along the last described land and other lands
about 5 00 feet to land of Town of Southold;
Town of Southold, three courses, as follows: (1)
250 feet; thence (2) southeasterly about 100 feet;
thence along land of the
southwesterly about
thence (3) south-
westerly about 350 feet to land of McBride; thence southeasterly along
land of McBride about 350 feet to said northwesterly line of Middle
Road; thence southwesterly along said line of Middle Road about 400 feet
to land of Zuhoski; thence northwesterly along land of Zuhoski about
1950 feet to land of Jo p. Krupski; thence along land of J. P. Krupski,
fo~ courses as follows: (1) northeasterly about 350 feet; thence
(2) northwesterly about 1700 feet; thence (3) northeasterly about 450
feet; thence (4) northwesterly about 150 feet to the southeasterly
line of said Oregon Road; thence in a general northeasterly direction
along said line of Oregon Road about 1300 feet to the point of begin-
ningo Excepting therefrom hc~ever all the lands within the above
described parcel now owned by the Town Of Southold, as delineated
on the survey attached thereto. Containing about 130 acres.
"It is hereby RESOLVED that the Planning Board recommends
favorably to the To~n Board this change of zone from
and Agricultural District to
proposed
August 8,
"A" Residential
"C" Industrial District. Map of
"C" Industrial Zone at Cutchogue by Otto W. Van Tuyl dated
1962o
"The Planning Board feels that this is the best possible use
for the property in question as the area is unsuitable for residences.
There are no adequate undeveloped industrial areas in the Town and
the Planning Board feels this area is ideal and of sufficient size
to admit a great deal of industrial activity.
"The Planning Board does feel, however, that since it is the
policy of the Town to abolish, wherever possible, non-conforming uses
the Town property should be included in this "C" Industrial District
if it is proper to do so.
"Respectfully submitted, John Wickham, Chairman, Southold Town
Planning Board."
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: Is there anyone here who wishes to speak
in favor of this change of zone?
LEFFERTS P. EDSON, ESQ., Southold: This application for a rezoning
from "A" Residential and Agricultural District to "C" Industrial District
was brought about originally by a desire of two of the applicants to
reinstate a use to operate a sand pit in this general area. They
thought they had a non-conforming use. The Planning Board denied
that they did and they then initiated this action and talked with their
neighbors and we ended up with a change of zone application.
The property encompasses 130 acres without the Town of Southold
property. It was our feeling on presenting the application that the
Town at present did not have an industrial zone area for use of outfits
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in the future which will demand such use and certain~the future needs
of the township are indicated to you that there should be such an area
for uses coming into the Town. Instead of having an individually
spot zoned area from time to time we felt it was consistent to make
an industrial rea for a large amount of property. This area has
existing industrial uses. The Town disposal area, the labor camp,
the existing sand operations here qualify this immediate area more than
any other area in the Town since the use is consistent with the future
uses. The present uses would certainly indicate that the surrounding
farm land will not develop into residential property because of the
dominion exercised by these uses in the general area.
The location of the parcel is central as far as the township is
concerned. It is accessible, has good roads and suitable for future
occupants. I think the future will show us that the size of this
application ~s insufficient. But for the present it is sufficient.
It provides something that is missing in the Planning Board's plans
for future development. There is no present industrial area in the
Planning Board's contemplation and the granting of this application
would perhaps invite industrial uses. If industrial uses are informed
there is no land available they are less likely to go ahead to the
risk of trying to rezone for their own use. The industr~l development
should provide jobs and increased economic welfare in the Town.
Granting this Use in this area will protect other areas in the Town.
Other areas in the Town which are residential will feel more certain
in their occupancy if they feel there is an area for industrial use
in the Town°
The granting of this application is consistent with the Planning
Board and your obligations to the Health, safety, welfare, economic
wellbeing of the prople of this township.
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: Is there anyone else who wishes to speak
in favor of this application?
(There was no response.)
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: Is there anyone present who wishes to
speak in opposition to this application?
WILLIAM WICKHAM, ESQ., Mattituck, New York: I do not know if I
want to take a stand either in favor or opposition to this. I would
like to make a few remarks. This did not come to my attention until
over the weekend and we saw the advertisement in the newspaper. I
am a resident of Cutchogue and have been for a number of years. I
want the town to develop orderly and I certainly want industrial
development to come ino I think, though, that in having industry
come in the Town it has to be done with certain safeguards. When
I talked to the Planning Board informally some time ago they were
bogged down and were getting outside help.
It seems to be the story around Cutchogue that this petition
is being presented to expand the sand and gravel operations up there.
I feel an industrial developer would frown on this area at this time.
We are a little touchy about the town dump° I know ~r. Price. feels
he has an efficient operation and as town dumps go I will agree with him.
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Ths~e are smoke, flys and rats and the bulldozer has tended to cut
that down, and until the summer when Sam came the papers were all
around the Town, but Sam has done a good job.
I know the Town needs sand and gravel, I know people need to
make a dollar and I know sand is needed by the Town Highway Department.
If we look forward to this we lo~k forward to its disadvantages also.
We did vote for an incinerator and if there is ever an appropriation
we can look forward to that. I did hear there are modern methods
for disposal° I will cite one disadvantage to a sand and gravel
pit. Assuming that some of it can be used by the Town how much do
we want to deplete our resources? There was a remark made that someone
thought sand from a sand and gravel pit from the middle island area
was going to New York. A lot of sand and gravel from here could go
to the middle island and Nassau County. If these people make a buck
they are going to come to this town and use land that is no longer
any good and want their taxes reduced and then they may not want it
any longer and the County will take it in the tax sale.
Assuming the advantages outweigh the distadvantages for a sand
trap and you people feel this should be the place for these operations~
you should have some rules and barriers. A large hole or large number
of holes is ugly. Should you have a barrier and the limits they should
go that wouldbe some advantage. When you went by rail a few years ago
you saw the pits and the land go down and the law suits that resulted.
I am particularly concerned with the Oregon Road area there.
That area between Oregon Road and Long Island Sound is to become a
very valuable area and it is going to take either one or two things.
One thing could h~en in the very near future.-- I have here a map
by Halsey and Van Tuyl dating back to 1916. It is a map of proposed
highway from Middle Road, Peconic to Duck Pond, Cutchogue. People
are grasping for waterfront property. If a road could be revived
in that area you would have a waalth of property there for summer
and winter development. You could have roads going down to the Sound.
Unless the Long Island farmers can grow a potato worth eating the
land is going to be available for residential purposes and therefore
I am concerned about the barrier along Oregon Road. I do not want to
take an attitude in favor or against. It does have some advantages,
it does have a great many disadvantages. There will be sand, blocks,
cement and there will be dust and traffic. I do not like to see it
in the town but if it is the best place in your opinion I would have
no objection. If you will build or set up a substantial barrier
beyond which the excavations cannot go it will be a help. If there
is any way of keeping the sand and gravel within the town then that is
I do not want to see our natural resources leave
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: Is there anyone else who wishes to speak
in favor or against?
MR. EDSON: I would like first to agree with Bill that perhaps
there is a bet~r method of garbage disposal than we use. I think the
future will show a different process. I think the whole township is
aware of that need. I also think an examination of the history of
industrial areas will shown that the presence of plants have increased
rather than decreased intake. I also think the holes can be controlled
so much the better.
the town,
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by rules.
have a disposal area somewhere and it would be more
create another rather than continue the present use.
I think also that we must realize the towns people must
disturbing to
Thank you.
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON:
MR. WICKHAM: Stripping of land and guarding sand and gravel is
under the jurisdiction of the Board of Appeals. I doubt if the Board
of Appeals has any policy and if they do it is not defined.
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON:
(No response.)
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON:
Is there anyone else either for or against?
Anything else?
Hearing none, we will close thehearing for
the further deliberation of the Board.
LEGAL NOTICE,
NO~ICE OF HE~G
PROPOSAL TO AME~
ZONING OI~DINA~CE~'
Pursuant ~ ~ion 2~5 of ~ Tow~
Law and 'A~icle ~ ~ the Bui~ing
zone ~dinance of the T~ of ~uth-
old, Suffolk County, N~ York,-public
hearings will ~ held by the ~u.thold
'T~n 2~d at ~e office of the Super-
v~or, 16 ~uth S~t, ~eenport, N~'
Yo~, in ~td ~ on the 9th day of
~~r, 1~2 .~at ~:~ o'cl~k in the
eve~ of';~ day, on the follow~g
9ro~s~s ~ ~~d the Building Zone
~din~~ (~l~d~g the Building
zone M~) of ~e T~ of ~uthold,
SuffOlk C~~, New York.
~ 1. By c~~;:from -A" Residential
~d A~~ral'.~trkt ~ "C" In-
~d~al ~rict the -ioll0~ng de-
cried pro~rty'
~I that cer~ trot or parcel, of
l~d situat~ at ~ho~, in th~
To~ of ~hold, S~o~ Co~ty,
New York, and more particularly
~un~ and d~ri~d
B~i~~ at the ~t~s~tion of
the south~terly l~e of Oregon
. ~~ with the southw~rly line of
Cox ~ne; ~~ thence ~uth-
~terly along ~M ~ne of ~x ~ne
~ut 3,~ feet .~ a ~int on the
d~eCt extension northeasterly of
the northw~terly ~e of land of
Wic~~ ~tate; .thence south~t-
erly .~r~ land of Pietr~z on
said ex~ion ~d then along ~id
northw~terly line of Wi~am
E~tate and land of Ha~ and the~
acro~ land of ~~ ~tate; a
Wtal d~nce of ~ut 1~ feet,
'~ to land of ~der Glover; thence
.south'e~rly ~o~, sai~ l~d of
Glover ~ut ~ f~t W th~ north-
w~ter~ n% ~ ~~e ~d;~
the~e'~u~~terly along ~d line
of ~ddle ~d a~ut 50 feet to
land of ~st ~ptist Chumh of
~h~e; then~ nor~westerly
along the l~t d~ri~ land and
o~er l~ds a~ut ~ f~t W land
of To~ of ~uthold; tl~e~ along
land of the To~ of ~uthold, three
co~s~, ~ io~ows: (1) ~u~est-
erly a~t ~0 f~t; thence (2)
~uth~t~ly a~ut 1~ f~t; the~
(3) ~uthw~rly s~t
~and of Me~e; thence ~th~st-
erly along l~d of ~B~de'a~ut
~ f~b ~ ~d no~hw~r~ ~ne
of Middle ~~; then~ mut~t-
erly a~ng ~d line of Midge
a~ut ~ f~t ~ 1~ ~ Z~ki;
thence no~hw~terly along ~nd of
z~o~ a~ut '1~ feet ~ ~d of
J. P. ~u~; the~ alo~ lan~
of J. P. ~~i, fo~ co~ses~
foll~s: (1) north~~ a~ut 350
feet; thence (2) ~w~~ a~ut
17~ f~t; the~ (3) north~terly
~ut 450 ~t; ~~e (4) north-
wes~rly a~ut 1~ feet ~ the muth-
~terly l~e of sa~ ~egon ~ad;
thence in a g~er~ no~h~terly
d~tion, alo~ ~ld line of Oregon
~ad ~out 1~ feet ~ the ~nt
of beg~ng. ~cept~g therefrom
however all the land~ within the
a~ve d~r~d ~rcel now ~ned
by the To~ of ~uthold, ~ de-
linea~d on the s~vey att~hed to
the file. Cont~ng a~ut 130 ~r~.
Any person d~ir~ to be heard on
the propos~ amen~ents ~ould ap-
pear at the time and place above
sp~ified.
DA~' Sept~~' '~, 1962.
~Y O~~ OF ~ S~HO~
TO~' BO~.
A~B~T W. ~lC~ON~D,
TO~N C~.
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
STATE OF NEW YORK
SS:
C. Whitney Booth, Jr., being duly sworn, says
that he is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND
TRAVELER- MATTITUCK WATCHMAN, a public news-
paper printed at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that
the notice of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been
published in said Long Island Traveler-Mattituck Watch-
man once each week for ....~.~)~~,~,,...(..Z.~.....~wee~'
successively, commencing on the ............. ~.i..~.'~
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
day of .~~~..~....x~ ..... ,.J 9...~,."...~
.... !!.ii .... .......
Sworn to before me this ...... ~...~.. ........ day of
19..~i..~-.
eeeeeee eeeeee
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO AMEND ZONING
ON PROPOSAL
ORDINANCE
Pursuant to Section 265 of the To%n% Law and Article IX
of the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk
County, New York, public hearings will be held by the Southold
Town Board at the office of the Supervisor, 16 South Street,
Greenport, New York, in sa id town on the 9th day of October
1962 at 7:30 o'clock in the evening of said day, on the
following proposals to amend the Building Zone Ordinance
(including
the Building Zone Maps) of the Town of Southold,
S u f folk C oun ty, New York.
By changing from "A" Residential and Agricultural
District to "C" Industrial District the
following
described
property:
Ail that certain tract or parcel of land situated
at Cutchogue, in the Town o f Southold, Suffolk
County, New York, and more particularly bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the south-
easterly line of Oregon Road with the southwesterly
line of Cox ~ane; running thence southeasterly
along said line o£ Cox Lane about 3,000 feet to
a point on the direct extension northeasterly of
the northwesterly line of land of Wickham Estate;
thence southwesterly across land of Pietrewicz
on said extension and then along said
nor thw es te rly
line of Wickham Estate and land of Harris and then
across land of Szawinski Estate; a total distance
of about 1400 feet, to land of Leander Glover;
Page
2 - Legal NOtice
thence southeasterly along said land of Giover
about 300 feet to the northwesterly line of Middle
Road~ thence southwesterly along said line .of Middle
Road about 50 feet to land of First Baptis~ Church
of Cutchogue~ thence northwesterly along the last
described land and otherlands about 500 feet to
land of Town of Southold~ thence along land of the
Town of Southold, three courses, as follows~: (1)
southwesterly
about 250 feet; thence (2)
southeasterly
about 100 feet; thence (3) southwesterly about 350 feet
to land of McBride; thence
southeasterly
along land
of McBride about 350 feet to said northwesterly line
of Middle Road; thence southwesterly along said line
of Middle Road ab~at 400 feet to land of Zuhoski;
thence northwesterly along land of Zuhoski about
1950 feet to land of J. p. Krupski; thence along
land of J. P. Krupski, four courses as follows:
(s)
northeasterly about 350 feet~ thence (2)
northwesterly akDut 1700 feet; thence (3) north-
easterly
about 450 feet~ thence (4)
northwesterly
about 150 feet to the southeasterly line of said
Oregon Road; thence in a general northeasterly
direction along sa!d line of Oregon Road about
1300 feet to the point
of beginning.
Excepting
therefrom however all the lands within the above
described
parcel now owned by the Town of
Southold,
as delineated on the survey attached to the ~file.
Containing about 130 acres.
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Any per3on desiring to be
should appear at the time and
DATED: September 18, 1962.
heard on the proposed amendments
place above specified.
BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD
TOWN BOARD.
ALBERT W.
TOWN
RICHMOND,
CLERK.
PLEASE .PUBLISH ONCE, SEPTEMBER 2 0, 196 2, AND FORWARD
~i~O (2) AFFIDAV ITS OF PUBLICATION TO THE TOWN CLERK, 5LAIN ROAD,
SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK.
Copies mailed to th~~. following on September 19, 1962:
The Long
Lefferts
Island Traveler-Mattituck Watchman
P. Edson, Esq., a/c Glover, et. al.
Southold Town Planning Board
SDUTHDLD, L. I., N. ¥.
PLANNING BOARD
MEMBERS
John ~Y/ickham, Chairman
Henry Moisa
Report to:
September 12, 1962
Southold Town Board
16 South Street
Greenport, New York
Gentlemen:
This is to certify that the following action was taken by the
Southold Tow n Planning Board at their meeting held September 4, 1962:
In the matter of the petition of Alec Zuhoski, Bertha Harris,
Frank J. McBride, Leander B. Glover, Albin Pietrewicz, Jennie S.
Golembeski, as Administratrix of Frank Szawinski Estate, Jennie S.
Golembeski, as Executrix of Katie Szawinski Estate, for a change of
zone from "A" Residential and Agricultural District to "C" Industrial
District on certain real property situated at Cutchogue, New York, and
more particularly bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southeasterly line of
Oregon Road with the southwesterly line of Cox Lane; running thence
southeasterly along said line of Cox Lane about 3,000 feet to a point
on the direct extension northeasterly of the northwesterly line of
land of wickham Estate; thence southwesterly across land of Pietrewicz
on said extension and then along said northwesterly line of wickham
Estate and land of Harris and then across land of Szawinski Estate; a
total distance of about 1400 feet, to land of Leander Glover; thence
southeasterly along said land of Glover about 300 feet to the north-
westerly line of Middle Road; thence southwesterly along said line of
Middle Road about 50 feet to land of First Baptist Church of Cutchogue;
thence northwesterly along the last described land and other lands
about 500 feet to land of Town of Southold; thence along land of the
Town of Southold, three courses, as follows: (1) southwesterly about
250 feet; thence (2) southeasterly about 100 feet; thence (3) south-
westerlyabout 350 feet to land of McBride; thence southeasterly along
land of McBride about 350 feet to said northwesterly line of Middle
Road; thence southwesterly along said line of Middle Road about 400 feet
to land of zuhoski; thence northwesterly along land of zuhoski about
1950 feet to land of J. p. Krupski; thence along land of J. P. Krupski,
four courses as follows: (1) northeasterly about 350 feet; thence
(2) northwesterly about 1700 feet; thence (3) northeasterly about 450
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Southold Town Board
feet; thence (4) northwesterly about 150 feet to the southeasterly
line of said Oregon Road; thence in a general northeasterly direction
along said line of Oregon Road about 1300 feet to the point of begin-
ning. Excepting therefrom however all the lands within the above
described parcel now owned by the Town of Southold, as delineated
on the survey attached thereto. Containing about 130 acres.
It ~ hereby RESOLVED that the Planning Board recommends
favorably to the Town Board this change of zone from "A" Residential
and Agricultural District to "C" Industrial District. Map of
proposed "C" Industrial Zone at Cutchogue by Otto W. Van Tuyl dated
August 8, 1962.
The Planning Board feels that th~ is the best possible use
for the property in question as the area is unsuitable for residences.
There are no adequate undeveloped industrial areas in the Town and
the Planning Board feels this area is ideal and of sufficient size
to admit a great deal of industrial activity.
The Planning Board does feel, however, that since it is the
po]Joy of the Town to abolish wherever possible, non-conforming uses
the Town property should be included in this "C" Industrial District
if it is properto do so.
Respectfully submitted,
/
John Wickham, Chairman
Southold Town Planning Board
D FFIT~ERK
c~OUTHDLD, L. I., N. Y.
August 29, 1962.
Mr. John Wickham
Chairman Planning Board
Cutchogue, L.I.,N.Y.
Dear Mr. Wickham;
The original petition of
Leander Glover et al, Middle Road, Cox Lane,
~egon area, Cutchogue, L.I., relative to
change of sone from "A" Residential and Agric-
ultural District to "C" Industrial District
on certain property situated in Cutchogue, L.I.
is in the office of the Planning Board at
Southold, New York.
You are instructed to prepare
an official report defining the conditions descriked
in the petition and determine the area so effected
with the reco~mendation of your Board.
Very truly yours,
Albert W. Richmond
Town Clerk
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPEOTOI~
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
51OUTHOLD, N, Y.
TEL, SFIUTHOLD 5-26513
Mr. Lefferts P. Edson~
Main Street
Southold~ N.Y.
Attorney
August 7, 1962
Dear Sir;
I am returning the original and duplicate copies of the
application for change of zone (#104) of Leander Glover et al, Middle Road,
Cox Lane~ Oregon Road area etc as the Town Attorney has ruled that the
town prorerty should be excluded from the described area in the application,
as the Town Board did not join in the application.
If this correction is made I will be glad to resubmit this
application at the next Town Board Meeting.
Yours truly
- CL-.. ~ _. ~
Building Inspector
,JORR~.CT~_D AS REQUES _ED..
LEFFERT5 PAINE EDSON
July 31, 1962
Mr. Albert W. Richmond
Town Clerk
Town of Southold, New York
Re: Industrial zoning application
of Leander B. Giover et al
Dear Mr. Ricb~mond:
We enclose herewith original and duplicate
original of an application in the above matter
together with the fee in the maount of $25.
Will you kindly submit this application to the
Town Board for its consideration at its next regular
meeting, which I understand will be held on the 7th
day of August, 1962.
Thank you very much for your courtesy in this
matter.
Lefferts P. Edson, Attorney
for applicants
PETITION
CASE _ / O
STATE OF NEW YORK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF
ALEO ZUHOSKI
BERTHA HARRIS
FRANK J. McBRIDE
LEANDER B. GLOVER
ALBIN PIETREwICZ
JEN~IE S. GOLE~iBESKI, AS AD~INISTRATRIX OF
FRANK SZAWINSKI ESTATE
JENNIE S. GOL~IBESKI, AS EXECUTRIx OF
KATIE SZA~IiQSKI ESTATE
FOR A CHANGE, ~fODIFICATION OR ~ENDMENT OF THE BUILDING ZONE
ORDINANCE OF THE TO~N OF SOUTROLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK.
TO THE TOWN
all residing
BOARD OF THE T0~N OF SOUTHOLD: ~e,
Alec Zuhoski,
Bertha Harris,
Frank J. McBride,
Leander B. Glover,
Albin Pietrewicz,
Jermie S. Golembeski, as Administratrix of
Frank Szawinski Estate and
Jennie S. Golembeski, as Executrix of
Katie Szawinski Estate,
at Cutchogue, Suffolk County, New York, the
-1-
undersigned are the owners of certain real property situated
at Cutchogue, New York, and more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
ALL those certain pieces or parcels of land together with
structures erected thereon located at Cutchogue, Town of South-
old, County of Suffolk and State of New York, more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
DESCRIPTION:
Beginning at the intersection of the southeasterly line of
Oregon Road with the southwesterly line of Cox Lane; running
thence southeasterly along said line of Cox Lane aOout 3,000
feet to a point on the direct extension northeasterly of the
northwesterly line of land of Wickh~m~ Estate; thence south-
westerly across land of Pietrewicz on said extension and then
along said northwesterly line of Wickh~m Estate and land of
Harris and then across land of Szawinski Estate; a total
distance of about 1400 feet, to land of Leander Giover; thence
southeasterly along said l~ad of Glover about 300 feet to
the northwesterly line of ~iddle Road; thence southwesterly
along said line of Middle Road about $0 feet to land of
First Baptist Church of Cutchogue; thence northwesterly along
the last described land and other lands about 500 feet to
land of Town of Southold; thence along land of the Town of
Southold, three courses, as follows:
~l) southwesterly about 280 feet; thence
(~) southeasterly about 100 feet; thence
(3) southwesterly about 350 feet to land of McBride; thence
southeasterly along land of McBride about 350 feet to said
northwesterly line of Middle Road; thence southwesterly along
said line of Middle Road about 400 feet to land of Zuhoski;
thence northwesterly along land of Zuhos~i about 1950 feet to
land ,of J.p. Krupski; thence along land of J. p. Krupski, four
courses as follows:
(1) northeasterly about 350 feet; thence
(2) northwesterly about 1700 feet; thence
(3) northeasterly about 450 feet; thence
(4) northwesterly about 150 feet to the southeasterly line
of said Oregon Road; thence
in a general northeasterly direction along said line of Oregon
Road about 1300 feet to the point of beginning. Excepting there-
from however all the lands within the above described parcel now
owned by the Town of Southold, as delineated on the survey at-
tached hereto. Containing about 130 acres.
2. I do hereby petition the Town Board of the Town of
Southold to change, modify and amend the Building Zone Ordinance
of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, including
the Building Zone Maps heretofore made a part thereof, as follows:
To rezone the above described premises from "A"
residential to "C" industrial.
3. Such request is made for the following reasons:
(1) the land described in the within application
has present uses consistent with future industrial uses,
to wit: A sand pit; a town dump; and a cooperative ±abor
camp. The use and development of this land in the future
will be dominated by these present uses thereby rendering
it improbable that the land area under con-
sideration will ever serve as particularly
valuable residential properties.
(2) The location of the described parcel
is central, convenient in distance and by road
to all other areas of the Town.
(3) The size of this parcel for which
the application is being made is adequate to pro-
vide an industrial use area to serve the Town and
its future development consistent with a compre-
hensive plan of development.
(4) The township does not at present have
industrial Use areas available to satisfy the
needs of present and future industrial activity.
(5) The granting of this application should
encourage economic growth in the town, ship and
provide for the health and welfare of its residents.
(8) The establishment of an industrial use
area for the Use of the township will tend to make
more certain the continuance of Uses in other areas
of the township thereby rendering stability to the
enjoyment of the said Uses.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,)
) SS:-
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,)
Alec Zuhoski, Bertha Harris
Sworn to before me
this .~..~/. day of ..........~., 19....6..~
Notary Public.
Frank J. McBride, Leander B. Olover and Albin Pietrewicz, Jennie S.
Golembeski, as Admin ~f . Frank Szawinski Est, Jennie S. Golembeski as
th~e~i4'~'$ "Ka~-e'"Sm~w-t~s.kt..-~Eat ............ , BEING DULY SWORN, depose~ and say~ that
xl~:~ the petitioner in the'within action; that~~ the foregoing Petition and kno~
the contents thereof; that the same is true to ~) own knowledge, except as to the mat-
ters therein stated to be alleged on information and belief, and that as to those mattersth~
believes it to be t~e.
M~. ~Lean~z' ~. Glovez~
Mx. F2~tnk J'o
Gentl~n~
ae£erence La ~ada ~o ~r a££idavtt artesian9 ~o ~'~e ~ac~
c~tt~sly f~ ~e ~~ ~fo~ ~e ~ ~nd PAt ~d
Oux Commi=~ has in~~otigated ~
sand pit ~h~tm not be~n actively uoed
and found
Xt is sug-~~~e.d ~at ~ ~sic~er making
· %~~'~g ~rd w~uld look ~vor~ly upon
al~P1 icati~ £oz
iw be% i~ed the
an appl ica t ion.
John
South°Xd
co~r~ of this lettez
each addressee.
TO: T!~.e Southold Town Planning
Board
We have ooerated the sand
continuou, sly from the time
last ten years the n. resent
oit shown on the attached map,
before the T~~ Sand Pit, snd in the
Sand Pit located in the woods.
State of New York
County of Suffolk
On
Leander B.
this 19th day of
Glover, Frank J.
Jan~.~ary 1962, before me D..ersonally
·
McBride and Leander Glo, er Jr.
ao~eared