HomeMy WebLinkAboutWilsberg,Ernest&Howard Amend#77 WHEREAS, a petition was heretofore filed with the Town Board of the
Town of Southold by ......... i~"~J~""ZJ¥~' ......................................
requesting a change, modification and amendment of the Building Zone
Ordinance including the Building Zone Maps made a part thereof by chang-
ing from ...... ~.~..~.t...~..~.~istrict to ....... ~..~.~. ........
District the property described in said 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, a public hearing in relation to said
petition having been duly held by the Town Board on the ....~.~.~ ....... day
of .....~..i~.~.~..~'..,~ ........................... , 19.~..., and due deliberation having been
hod thereon
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the relief demanded in said
petition be, and it hereby is illp]~rOV~do
Order of ~he Sou~hold ~ Board
Datedt March 24, 1967
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DAy' MARCH '17, 1967
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PARCEL IH -.~1 't~t ce~~
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S~ o,f N~ Y~k, ~unded
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by the in~r~,tion of the west-
er~ side of pr~L~s of
S~ of N~ York wi:th
~~er~y line of the ~~ R~d
. ~ ~in, t of ,~g~n~g ~ing
~~d at ~he south~t~ly
c~r of the ~b,j~t pre,mi.~s~
a~ from ~ld ~t ~f be.~-
n~g ru~~ ~~e along the
~~erly Hne of ~n
~t.h 51° .58' 50" We~t 50~.16 f~t.
$o ~ of Chew; the~e al~ng~
~ 1.~d ~f C'h~, North 3~°;
~' 20" ~t 401.61 feet to l~d~
of P~ce.; ~e~e ~ng Mhd of
~ the roll, lng ,two co~rse~
~d d~nc~: 1) No~ 60 24
~" ~ 246.40 f~.t; 2) no~
65° ~' ~" ~ 1~0.63 f.~t to
~nd ~ G~; thence along
of Graff, ~h 61° 36' 50" ~t
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~ N~ York; ~e.~e a~o~ the
~ w~rly line of l~d of the
~ S~ of N~ York, ~uth 38°
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COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ]
$~ATE OF NEW YORK, ~ ss'
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lng
duly
Sworn.
eays that ...',~ .'yis Printer and Publisher of the SUFFOLK
WEEKLY TIMES, a newspaper pubUshed irt Greenport. in said
cou. nty;-and t~hat the 'notice, ,of which the ,annexed is ~ printed
copy, ,has been published in t'he s~id Suffolk Weekly Times
once in each week, f~r ......... .~½:a.% .............. week~i
successively commencing on the .. ~v~. ~~. ~..~~~.~....
z-.~ /,.,
S~orn to before me t'his.':/.~'...... I
PAP~F_~L II - BEGINNING at
a point on the. northerly line of
Main Road .at the so:u.bhwes~t
corner of land no;w or formerly
of George L. Pe~y an~d running
(:hence ~u~h 47~ 51' 30" West
along the northerly line of Main
Ro,ad, 171.48 feet to ~he sou~h-
e~'~ corner of land now or for-
me,dy of the State of New York;
thence ~ong said l~d now or
fomerly of the .S~te of New
York fihe following ~wo eour,~s
,a~d .disC~aces: 1) Nor~ 37 deg.
57' 30" ~st 172.0 feet; 2) Sou,~h
72 deg. 24' 50" Wes< 240.16 f~t
to land n~ .or f~rmerly
Olivio; the~e Nop~h 21 deg. 04'
50" Wes~ alo~ said la~d n~
or formerly of Oli~io 109.~ ieet
to land .n~w or formerly of Wil-
liam ~:~'che; the. nee :~oag said
land of Willi~ Wyche ~he fol-
low~ ~o courts and dis-
~nces: 1) in a general eagerly
d~r~tion 15,9.~ f~.~; 2)
87 deg. 25' Ea~ 152.1 f~.t;
thence nor~rly ,~g
~ or fom~ly of Wll~m
.~~e, B~h~ & H~on ~he
following ~wo c~rses ~d
,t~s: 1) No~ 18 deg. 34' 20"
We~ 228.0 ~eet; 2) No.r.~h 26 deg.
41' 20" Wes~ 277.~ fee~ to
of t.he ~ng ~l~d ~l~oad;
th~ along said ~d of ~he
~ ~~d ~r~ ~ follow-
ing ~.r~ c~~s a~d ~s~nces:
1) North ~ deg. 43' 50" East
46.36 f~t; ,2) S~ 33 deg. 11'
~t 9.0 f~t; 3) North 44 deg.
43' 50" ~ 138 f~t ~ Za,~d now
or .fomeriy of G~rge L. Pen-
ny; ,~hence ~,ong said la~d n~
~ fo~r~ of ~ge L. Pe,~y
~e f~~~
~~' 1) ~u~ 21 ~, 56'
~" ~,~ 407~ f~t; 2) ~th
21 d~. 17' '20" ~t 282.60 f~t
~ the n~erly line of ~in
ccub',rr sur oz )
Ut'"'
~~.V,~..!~~~~- .............. , of $ou~old, Town o£ Southold,
New York, being duly sworn, says that he is obex the age o£ t~enty-one
that on the
24th day of
March
notice of ~h~ch the annexed printed notLco
and substantial manner, ~n a most public place ~n the T~wn o£ Southold,
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that after a public
hoar,Lng hlXd pu%ouant to tho roqu%zi.uon.~ o£ law, the
(.t,.~~~g the BuiXdJa~ Sone
8ap), o£- t~e-Town o£ southold, Suffolk County, He~ York-,
was duly amondod at a regular. ~mtXng of ~e 3ou~hold
x. By chang fron
pr-opert¥~.
"A" Rom%dont.~ and A4j%
All th~ ce~~ plot~, p%eces or pareelo of
land .%~t~., lyLng and being at Nttt%t~, Toen of
$outhold, ¢oun~ of .Suffolk and state of Nee York,
nor-M%¥ w%do of the Mm~n Road at the iouthoaf~erly
tho prgmt~e8 hereLu doaertbod and ~ oouth-
saXd point of bog~%~ runn%ng along wa%d land n~
or foraerly of .~%loon,. North 24' 04' 20" ~*eat a
d~atance of 7XX.70 foot '-.to a monument and land of ~
bland lmAlroad; ru~ the~ al~g nad land of
Long %a~Rnd RiXlroad, South 44~ 43' SO" ~ewt a d%w~
of 3X6.89 foet to land ~ or ;~-~-;;rly of ~%lfborg, for-
merly of Jmno8 Young r r~.-~-~g ~henc~ along wa-~d land
7?
20" BAst a dlst~n~ of 282.60 .feet to & mouuBont
&long the nort3~l¥ 0~4o of tho platn Road, Blorth
10" ]~dt adJ. mt~u~~ Of 340.?0 feet to the monuiiorit it
the po~nt or p~ace of~ beg. ~nn/rig.
P~ IX - BB~~~ at a po~t on the not--fly
line o£ NatnRoad at the mmth~mt corner of land now
or foruerly of ~rije L. Penny ~nd ~n~ng thence
South 47~ il, 30" ~est a~onq the northerly l/ne
of
Road l?l. 41J feet to the moutheAlt c~rner o£ .land
now or foruizly of the Sttte of Ne- XOrk; thence along
sa~d land no~ or formerly of~ the Stite of Hew Yor~ the
fol,tow~ two ~rlel end dtlt,&ncesz 1) /or-~ 37 deg.
57' 30' west i72.0 .feet~ 2) South ?2 ~eg. 24' lC)" Kelt
240.16 bt to l~.d .now~ or foruorl¥ of Ol%vto~ then~
fomrl~ of Ol&vXo 109.60 '-feet to land no~ or formrly
of ~tllLum wyehe~ thereto &long saXd land of W tllXam
the follewXng two co~~m aud dlstanee.~ ~
1) In a 9~ral easterly dtrectJ, m~ 159. 06 feo.t~ 2)
South 87 dig. 25' Bast 152.:L fEH~.t; the~ northerly
alon~ .land now or fomrly of ~J/lm ~y~he, BrunmhXll
& Heboon the .follo~ ~ng two mmroem ~d ~w~i~
l) ilorth 18 dlq~. 34' 20" '~elt 228.0 feet r 2). north
26 deg. 41' 20" welt 277.04 feet to land o£ the Long
Xmland RmXlroad; thenee aXo.~ .mXd land of the Long
XmX.a~d ffa~XXz'oad the ~ollow~ th~ cmarm and
dJJtaneem, X) /orth 44 dog. 43' S0 "' mawr 46.36 feet
Lega~
Auon~n~
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7'7
SOUth 3-3 dog. 1!* '-.Saot. 9. 0 3) 44 dog.
43' 50' East 138 feet to land .now or ~ormerl¥ o£
· oorge h. Penny r ~hen~ .al-.~ said land now. or formerly
of Oeorge L. Pe~ ~ ~o~o~~ ~wo courae8 and
1) south .21 ~og'. 56' 20" East 407.~4 foet~
2) Sou~h 21 dog. ~7' 2-0' East 282.60 feet to the north-
erl¥ l.tne of Math 'Road at the potnt or place of
begtnnLnv.
P~~~ ~zX - AX..I t~at ourSe.An plot, pAec~ or peroe%
of' land sX.t~~e, lyl~j and be~ at Laurel, near
I~ttXtue~, ~-~he To,~ of $ou~hold, County of
and StaU of New 'York,. boun4od and doser~d
BB~~~~ a~ a- po~n~ formod by ~he ~nt~L~~~t~on-of
York w -l~h ~he norther!y, X %ne of the Mien Road aLtd
~o. rner of ~he subject premlaee and from eaXd potnt of
beqtAntnV rumLng ~ along the northerly ! %ne of
Road,
to land of Char th~ aXong eaXd land of C:heu.,
thence along land of Price the fol_lesq, XJ~ two ~ and
d-tm~unc~-~ 1) north 60 ~ 2'4' 30" Eamt 246.4.0 feet;
2) Hort~ 65~'~' OS' 00' Bast XTO, 03 feet to land o.£ Oraff~
along land of ~r&ff, North 61 ~ 36' $,O' lC~t
98.42 feet to land of ~he $..~u~e of Hew Yor~r ~henee
.along the westerly .Line of land of the .S~a~ of b
York; South -38 '~' 0l * lO "' lalt 3.10.49 foot to ~he northerly
eide of Ma-tn. - Road and the point or ~ of begAnnlng.
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C:opXea maXled to the ~ollowXng on )tar~ i4, 1967,~
The SuffoAk W~ly T~ueo
R~d Cron. Koq.
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bIINUTES
SOUTHOLD TOVIrN BOARD
January 24, I967
PRESENT:
Supervisor Lester M. Albertson
Juslice Henry Clark
Justice Ralph TuthilI
Councilman Howard Valentine
Councilman Louis Demarest
Town Attorney Robert W. Tasker
Town Clerk Albert W. Richmond
(1) Proposed Ordinance to provide for a partial tax exemption of real property
owned by certain persons with limited income who are 65 years of age or over.
(2) Proposed change of Zone from "A" to "B" at Mattituck, New York.
(3) Proposed change of Zone from "A" to "B" at lV[attituck, New York.
SUPERVISOR ALBERTSON: I will open the hearing at this time by reading
the legal notice of hearing.
(Copy of said notice is attached hereto and
made a part hereof.)
There is an affidavit in the file indicating publication was made of this
legal notice.
I might state before we get into the hearing part of it that under the Law
each taxing agency - the town, the village, the school districts - must necessarily
hold public heari~lgs after due notice on this part of the Real Property Law. The
public hearing in the County has already been held and the County has gone along
with it. The Mattituck School District has gone along with it. This is the hearing
for the town. After this hearing at the next meeting of the Board, action probably
will be taken by the Board. This is not something we will have to do every year.
You just have to file your application each year. It might be helpfuI if I read the
text of the law as found in Section 467 of the Real Property Tax Law.
(Copy of text as read is attached hereto and
made a part hereof.)
At this time I would like to open the hearing and hear from those who
would like to be heard for or against. Please give your name and residence
before you speak.
MR. MANIS: I rent small bungalows on my property. I am not entitled
to the benefits if my place of residence is considered business?
THE SUPERVISOR: Rents are considered income.
MR. MANIS: Bungalows for summer are included? Is Social Security
included?
Southold Town Board
THE SUPERVISOR: Yes.
passing this kind of legislation?
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Is anyone here opposed to the Town Board
MR. MANIS: I have a friend of mine who has motel and $5000 or $6000
profit but the net profit is less than $1000. lirith Social Security it ~vould be
under $3000.
THE SUPERVISOR: If his net income is less than $3000.
MR. MAiXriS: Gross or net?
THE SUPERVISOR: Net.
MR. TASKER: I-Ie is using the property for other than residential so
it doesn't qualify. The question is what you are using the property for. You
can only use it for residential purposes. Therefore, it would not qualify.
THE SUPERVISOR: Does she live in the motel?
MR. MAN-iS: No. She lives in a house.
THE SUPERVISOR: The property has to be used exclusively for
residential purposes.
MR. IvIANIS: I have bungalows that are rented for the season. Is it
considered business? I live there.
ARTHUR FRANK, Mattituck: About this Social Security. I think the
legislature is going to change this so it says taxable income. There is no tax
on Social Security.
MR. TASKER: It does not say taxable income. Income means every-
thing you receive except money you receive through gift or inheritance.
MR. FRJkNK: Social Security is federal assets that is not taxable in
any form.
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THE SUPERVISOR: Section 467 reads: "Such income shall include
Social Security and retirement benefits, interest, dividends, rental income,
salary or earnings, and income from self-employment, but shaI[ not include
gifts or inheritance. TM
Anyone else wish to speak on this subject. If no one else wants to be
heard, we will close the hearing for the further deliberation of the Board.
Thank you ali for coming.
* *
THE SUPERVISOR: I will open this hearing at this time by reading the
legal notice of hearing.
(Copy of notice with description attached hereto. )
There is an affidavit in the file indicating publication was made of this
IegaI notice. (Read letter of Planning Board disapproving proposed change. )
I will open the hearing by asking those in favor to speak.
RICHARD CRON, ESQ.: I am appearing here on behalf of the applicant
for this particular zoning change.
The premises in question here is a parcel which fronts on Middle Road
and Westphalia Avenue. It is in the northwesterly corner. It has a frontage on
the Middle Road of Approximately 300 and somewhat feet, about 306 feet. It
runs along Westphalia Avenue north 241 feet. Now this application is being made
for two reasons. We think that each of the reasons has equal weight. Before
getting into our reasons for requesting this particular change I would like to
point out to the Board the character of the parcel and its relationship to the
existing area. A review of the Southold Town Zoning Map will indicate that the
Southold To~zn Board -4- January 24, 1967
premises are in the vicinity of an area zoned for business running along Lipco
Road where it meets the Middle Road said business zoned parcel being approx-
imately 175 feet from the southerly line of the particular property £or which we seek
change. I don~t mean to mislead anyone when I say 175 feet, I mean the prolongation
of the existing line along Middle Road. Now further looking at the zoned business
area on the south side of the Middle Road area, you will note that it runs along
the Long Island Railroad and do~rn Love Lane. Now on the south side of Middle
Road the business zoned area runs approximately 175 feet £rom our area. On the
north side of the business zoned area it runs approximately 405 fee~.
The character of the area has been chan ged by the widening of Middle
Road.
There are two reasons £or requesting tile change. First, we believe that
the subject parcel lies within the natural existing business area. By virtue of
the widening of the Middle Road the sub~aet premises are not conducive for the
purpose for which it is now zoned. In the vicinity of the subject premises there
are operated other business. To wit, we submit that on the southwesterly side
of Westphalia Avenue and Middle Road there is an oil business being conducted.
And more than likely it is being conducted as a non-conforming use. Also in
this particular area you have premises which are conducted in conjunction with
a lumberyard, to wit, George L. Penny. There is also a service road in
connection with the lumberyard itself. Further looking at the character of the
Middle Road, it is noted that in front of the premises for ~vhich this application
is sought there are three lanes for traffic. It cannot be questioned that Middle
Road as it exists today is a main traffic artery for the Town of Southotd. You
have a light right at the intersection of Westphalia and Middle Road. Now ail
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of these factors lead one to the conclusion that the subject premises are not
conducive or cannot be used for a residential purpose. That the only purpose
it can be used for at the present time is a business area. We have some plans
here dealing with what we would like to put into this particular parcel.
THE SUPERVISOR: You can leave them with the Board2
MR. CRON: Yes, we can. The finished product of the restaurant will
look something like this. You may have this for your record. We also have
here an aerial view of the area including the subject parcel. I know not of the
date. It gives a good view of that area. I may have more to say with respect
to this particular application later. To sum up, we have two principal reasons
for requesting this change of zone. It lies in the natural and ordinary extension
of the existing business area. Two, the property is not conducive for the purpose
for which it is zoned because of the change of character because of the Middle
Road widening. We will rest at this time.
THE SUPERVISOR: Anyone else here wish to speak in favor of this
application? Anyone wish to speak in opposition to the relief sought in this
application ?
CLARENCE BENNETT: I represent the Westphalia Civic Association.
I went around to get petitions signed and we found quite a concern among our
neighbors and friends and we felt this would make a hazardous traffic condition
in this section and take away from the scenic beauty. We have the church and
the creek. The church is beautiful and it is an attractive view of the creek.
I would like to present this letter of our Association. I have about 100 names
Southold Town }Board -6- January 24, 1967
which represents about 90% of the people living in Westphalia. These people
are very serious. They would like you to give them consideration. I also have
a letter from the Historical Society of which I am a Trustee.
THE SUPERVISOR: Would you like to include these?
MR. BENNETT: Yes.
CHARLES S1V&[TH: I have a petition signed by 58 taxpayers and residents
of Mattituck - residents from that area of the town. ~Ve feel there is already
enough business property in Mattituck. We feel that any commercial structure
at this site sould spoil the natural beauty of Mattituck Inlet. \Ve feel it would
add a hazard to traffic. We feel the commercial use of this site would be unfair
to the homeowners of the area who wish to preserve the residential atmosphere.
AL BURLINGA1V[E: SVe are also in opposition to a rezoning here. We
just put up a new church and we are planning in the future to pu~ up an extension
and this would interfere with the beauty of the church as one comes down the
highway, expecialIy from the East. Therefore, on behalf of the members of
the North Fork Baptist Church we wish to be heard as against this zoning change.
FRANK BORN: So far those who have spoken automatically assumed ~hat
whateYer will be built there will be disfignring to the locating. However~ I have
submitted a plan. Anything we put there would be colonial. I am from Mattituck.
I am presently building and ail colonial. I am concerned myself very much with
the town. Maybe the residents are not familiar with tha~. I would want to add
to the beauty of the location. This particular site is not far from the Town Dump.
Nothing could deter from that. If a home was built there according to town
specifications it could deter from the beauty of the place. But a business with
Southold Town Board -7- January 24, 1967
proper landscaping wouId add to the beauty. We are willing to meet any require-
ments to see that this is a beautiful, seeni~i Iocation. There is nothing there now
that would be beautiful in my opinion. But what I intend to put there would
definitely be an asset to the community. I am willing to submit my plans to the
Board or to the residents of this civic chtb. I would like to cor~orm to coIoniai
architecture so this would be the case. I would not just throw up retaiI stores.
I would enhance the location.
MR. CRON: If I may make a concluding statement. Number 1. I think
we are losing sight of a problem which exists with respect to this particular
parcel. It cannot be used for the purposes which the zoning ordinance provides.
I thing it is highly unlikely that you are going to use this parceI for residential
purposes. I say this because of the character of Middle Road itself. It is not
a matter of restric~ng it for what it is presently zoned, but can we use it for
what it is presently zoned. I don~t think you are going to find many people buying
property here for a one family residential purpose.
Secondly, I fail to see why putting up a pubhc restaurant is going to render
the area more hazardous than it already is. But I don~t feel there is any real merit
to an argument that people fee they are going to havre an adverse situation. I don~t
have anything else to say.
MR. BORN: Just one other point. The night we went before the Board
they had this intention of not cluttering up this road as has happe~ed on other roads like
the Veterans Highway. However, we are not asking for an area in the middle of
farmland where it might cause a traffic hazard. We are asking for land where
the section already has two blinker iights which stow down traffic and there is a
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church on Sunday with an officer there.
down in that area. Therefore, the Board should not look at it as a hazard.
are not going to make a high speed area.
CHARLES ABRAHAMS: I would like to present my thoughts as to the
propriety of the application. The applieant has in mind a specific use for a
building which he wishes to erect. Then he should have come in under an
application to the Board of Appeals for a non-conforming business building in a
residential zone. It would eliminate the change of zone in the future.
THE SUPERVISOR: As far as this thing is concerned. The Board of
Appeals cannot by any action change the use from one use to another. They can
extend it - lmake it a little Larger in area or even change the type of business
allowed. But this must be a change of zone.
MR. ABRAHAMS: Would it specify the exact nature of the use for which
it would be put ?
THE SUPERVISOR: No. This Board under the law has to determine
whether this is the proper use of this property for the well being of the people
of the Town of Southold. If we change this property from "A" to "B" anything
allowed in the ordinance in the "B" area can be constructed.
MR. ABRAHAMS: That is my point.
MR. BORN: I can see his point. There could be put up a less attractive
building. However, in Riverhead there is a passing on the plans before it is
accepted. Could it be restricted to a restaurant?
-8- January 24, 1967
Therefore, the traffic is already slowed
We
this is the lightest use in the "B" Business Zone. But you haven't asked for "B2"
THE SUPERVISOR: We have "Bi", '~B2" and "B3" but I think that a
restaurant business comes under a full ~[' This could be applied for under "B2" -
SouthoId Town Board -9- January 24, 1967
you asked for "B".
MR. CRON: But we would probably have the same type of opposition to
"B2" ill that same area.
THE SUPERVISOR: You will never know unless you apply for "B2".
Anyone else want to be heard? Any questions we might an~wer?
(There was no response.)
Then the hearing will be closed for the further deliberation of the Board.
THE SUPERVISOR: I will open the hearing at this time by reading the
legal notice of hearing.
(Copy of notice and description attached hereto. )
We have affidavits of publication.
(Read recommendation of Planning Board approving change of zone. )
At this time we would like to hear from those in favor of the relief sought
in the petition.
RICHARD CRON, ESQ.: I am also here to speak in behalf of this
application. I am in 100% agreement with the findings of the Planning Board.
We have here three parcels and these parcels are conti~o~uous to each other. The
only thing that separates them is the lands of the State of New York. These lands
owned by the State of New York would not be used for residential or agricultural
purposes. This application is an ordinary and natural extension of the business
area. If one Iooksoon both sides of Route 25 they would find innumerable
businesses - a real estate office, a garage and Frank Murphy's - on the other
side there are also businesses. I have nothing else to add.
Southold To~vn Board - 10-
THE SUPERVISOR: Anyone else in favor of?
Does anyone wish to be heard one way or the other?
Board.
January 24, 1967
Anyone in opposition to ?
We will close the hearing at this time for the further deliberation of the
Y~'IL, ~ ~o ~q:~..rrlaor'a Off.e, i
leew Y'or~, c~ the ~t~ d~y of
the metier o! ~ ~k~tion of
w~th ~ h~ccene who ~e 651
Boe,rd ~' the ~ of 8euthold,
I~ffo~ Oottnty ~ Yorlt ~ roi-,
~a~Ll be e~m~ ~ town taxes
em m~ f~e ~ ~M~
~y in ~e ~r'a of~ atL
f~ f~ ~ f~ ~nt ~ll
~ f~ by ~w.
' b. ~ ~e of ~e
~ ~ ~d ~ of the~
: ~s m~ ~ exe~ ~ for
~r ~ the ~ ~t ~ ~P~- l
~, ~ ~ in whole or In
~ ~ ~de~e ~ ~ own-
~a. ~ o~ ~l ~ke
BY ~ ~ T~
~ W. ~ND
467 of the Boa! Proporty T8~ Law
J467o Peroous ~Ll~y-£1ve years of age or over.
2. Ixelq~l~m from f~xatAou for oehool purpooeo ohall no~ bo
grant4d An ~he ease of real property where · child realties if ouch
~hAid ·ttendo · pebXlo o~hool w~thAn ~he school district.
3. If· e~emptlm ·hall be granted
(a) If the Lucerne of tho rumor or the combined An~mo of
the ·unrra of the property ez~oede the om of ~-ee
dollars for che t~elve e~oe~utive montha ~,maodiately preceding
the date of making applieati~ for e~emptAon. ~here title
vested An et~her ~he husband or ~bo wife, their ccmbAned
may not eax~ed m~h sum. Such An~mo shall include
security a~d re~Lremmat benefits, Anteroat, dividends, rental
inc~, salary or earnings, and income frmu ·elf-employment, but
oh·Il no~ Anelude glftm or
CD) umleeo tho title of the proper~y ·hall have beE·
An the tamer or all of eb~ ·mere of the property for et
· Ant7 owe~dtAve ·rathe prior to ~he date of making applAna~Lcu
for exemptAnn ~
(o) unless the property Ao u~ed ex~luively for
purpose·;
(d) --boo tho real property is the legal reoidenoe of and
is occupied An ~bolu or An pert by the rumor or by all of the
oM·ors of the property.
4. ApplieatAcm for ouch owe·priori must be mode by the tamer,
or all of ~he ow·rTe of the property, o~ forms to be ~urniohed by
the appropEiate aneesoAnv authority and shall furnish ~he
AnforumtAou and be executed An the manner FequAred or presoribed
An ouch formo,, and ·haXX be fixed in ouch alOellOr"l of~'i~o at
Xea·e ninety days before the day for fiXAng the fA·aX au·ese·mt
roll.
5. Any ~o~vic~A~ of having made any wilful faloe statement
An the applicat~Lom for ouch exet~lm, oh·IX be lmniohable by ·
fAne of not more tJmn oM hundred deli·re and shall dlaqualif~
~ho applA~nt or appll~an~ fr~m ftt~her ezemp~lou for · petard
- 3-
i~m~~
mm (i) Mouth 'TO'* ~ Bmmt liS.lO
bet to m, it,; (J) 8mm~
~t' ~06~0 leer tm land o~ N~d~mr;
and betl~ at ,Mm.t. ttM. T07~.
of l~old, Oounty ~ ~ff~t
~d ~ ~ ~ Y~k. ~-
a ~t ~ ~ ~rly
~e of ~ ~n ~ at ~
~t~rly co~r ~ the
~ ~e~ ~ ~ t~e
southw~r~y ~ or
~ or fo~ ~ ~n. f:~
~ ~ ~ n~, or fo~riy
of Wtl~ ~th 24 ~' ~)'
W~t a ~ of ~ll~O
~ a ~ and l~
Wl~ri. f~rly of
ntn~ rusgttn~ t~ &ionli the
~a~rtherly ~ m' I~&kl BO&d,
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
PROPOSALS TO AMEND
Z4~NINO~ ORDINANCE
Pursuant ta Section 265 of the TO~ n
~w and Article IX of the Buildin,
hearings will be held by ~l~c Sou~hold
Town Board in the Office of ~he Suer-
old, County of Suffolk, and Sta~e
l'ormcrly of ~he Sta,e :,r N~:,x Ym[: i( OF SUFFOLK
~hc f,qloxxing rxw~ colll-e> ..iici di~, J)F NEW YORK
I
beginn/ng. York with the northerly linc of the
2. By changing fron~ "A" Residential Main Road said point of beginning
:tnd Agricultural District to "B" Busi-ibeing located at, tile southeaS~rly
ness District the followln~ descried {corner of t.he subjec% premiss ~nd
old, Om ntv. of Suffo k and Stare. ~°f Chew: ~henee' along .~a d land of
the Main Road at the southeasterly
earner of tile premises herein de-
Wilson. from ~aid point of
20" West a distance of 711.~0 feet
along said land of Long Island Rail-
ro~t. South 44 43' 50" West a dis-
tance of 316.89 feet to land now or
formerly o[ Wilsberg, formerly of
.said land now or formerly of Wils-
South 21' 56' 20" East 410.11 feet:'
thence 2) South 21' 1T 20" East. a
merit on the hart.herb- side of the!
the net' ly side of the Main Road,
Nor- 20' 10" East a distance of'
,dace of beginning.
e.' .EL II -- BEGINNING at a
~!'~ int'on the northerly line of Main
Road at the southwest corner of
Penny and running thence South
4~° 51' 30" West along the northerly
60' 24' 30" East 246.40 feet; 2; nortlx
65~ 05' 00" East 171).03 feet to la~d
of Graft; ll~ence aloha land of
Graft. North 61 36' 50" East 98.42
feet to land o[ the State of New
linc of land Gl the State of New l
York, South 38' 0I' 10" Bast 310.49
beginning,
torrid appe~-r at the time and Dlace
~ove specified.
ATED: JANUARY 3, 1966
BY ORDER OF THE soUTHOLD
TOWN BOARD
ALBERT W. RICHMOND
TOWN CLER~
C. Whitney Booth, Jr., being duly sworn, says
is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND
ER - MATTITUCK WATCHMAN, a public news-
inted at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that
of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been
in said Long Island Traveler-Mattituck Watch-
~.,~..~ - /'//
each week for ....~,.~.....~.~;,,..o.,am/..... week~'
iely, commencing on the .......... .z(...~.5. ....... .~* ....
'
'.~.~d...*.'-.-..rt......, 19..~../
....................... .....
Sworn to before me this ...... ,~.. ............. day o~
..... / ..........
/
Commission fixo,res t~tarch 30. 19' ~' j~
ZONINO ORDINANCE
~t
Town ~w ~d ~e ~ ~ ~e
~ ~ ~ of the
~,New Yor~
~d ~ .~ ~ld T~n
port, N~ Y~k,
the 2~h ~ ~ J~, 1967
old, ~fo~ ~ty, New Y~k.
1. By
den~
~ d~ ~rty:
~ ~ at ~t~,'~ ~e
~y, New York,
~ly ~ ~ de-
~ ~t a
~de~~ Ave~ · ~t
~ ~ ~e
~ 'h~n
~ (1)
a ~t
21 deg. 17' 20" East 282.60 feet'
to tile n. erly line of Main
Road at ~ _ point or place of
-ginning.
PARCEL III - All that certain
plot, pieee or parcel of land sit-
ua~e, lying and being at Laurel,
near M~tit.uck, iii the Town of
Sou. thold, County of Suffolk and
,State of Ne,w York. bounded and
~ff~GINNYNCr at a point formed
by the inter,section of the west-
erly side o~ p~emi,$es of the
~tat. e of New Yor~ with the
northerly line of the Main Road
said point of beginnLng being
located at the southtmsterly
~
ss:
~..~.~..c.?..: ~.,.-. .... being duly Sworn,
; Printer (md Publisher of the SUFFOLK
~ewspaper published (ri Greenport, in sold
cornel' of the su,bject premises notic~, of which the annexed is ~ printed
and from said point of begin-
ning rum~ing tlxence along the ,:~.,..~ in the s~id Suffolk Weekly Times
northerly hne of Main /toad,
South 51: 58' 50" We.st 507.16 feet ~0£ ....... q~ .............. week~
to land of Chew: the e alon
said land of Chew, North 37 aci~ O~ ~e ...
54' 20" ~st ~1.61 feet to land -
of .Price; thence ~ong land of
Price the following two courses
and distances: 1) North 60: 24'
30" F-4~t 246.40 feet; 2~ north
65' 05' 00" East 170.03 feet to
land of Gruff; thence along lanai
of Oraff, North 61< 36' 50" Eaa~
98.4~ feet t~ land of the SLate
of New York; thence along t.he
we,~ter]y line of ]and of the
~t~te of New York, South 38'
01' 10" E~st 310.49 feet to the
norSheDly side o[ MmJn Road and
the point or pla~e of begirming.
;,ny person desi, ring to be heard
m the above proposed ]amend-
~u~n.t.s ,%hould appea~ at the time
~ place ~bove specified.
Dt%TIDD: JANUAftY 3, 1966, BY
OR, UflR OF THE SOUTHOLD
~WN BOAI%D
ALI3E~T W.
TOWN CLEI%K ltJ13 ,i
2/; m~,, ~urveto tl~e riser ~
a xadh~ cd' I~1~.86 feet a distm~ee
of 3~.~
~ ~r, N~ ~' ~' ~" We~
,at ~
me p~ ~ ~;~961~
~ ~e~ of l~d
~ ~d d~
p~
a ~nt
sou~w~r~ ~r of
~o~ ~d
W~t · dt~ ~ ~1130 ~t~
Long ~ ~;
feet ~ ~ n~ ~ folly of
WIM~rg, f~rly ~ J~
,~ld ~
418.11 f~t; ~ 2) ~ 21~
17' 2~' ~ a ~ of ~.60
northerly ,side of the Main P~oad, 1 .......
NorLh 48' 20' 10" East a distance {
mi the l;oLn,L or place o' begin-
~ng.
PARCEL II - B~G~N[NG at]
alcn~ the uortherly lh~e of Main
Roa~d. 171.48 feet ~o the south-
merly of the State o~ Ne~' York;
formerly of the State of New
York the following two eoura~s
and distmnces: 1, North 37 deg.
57' 30" ~{}s% 172.0 feel; 2~ South
~2 deg. 24' ~" West 2~.16 feet
~ to la~d nmv or formerly
'~ Olivio; thence Nor,th 21 deg. 0~'
'~ 50" Wes~ along said lam5 now
I' '~ or formerly of ,Ol~v~o 109.~ f~et
to land now or formerly oi Wil-
ltmm ~'~yehe; thence ~long ~id
land of William Wyche ~he fol-
l~w~g ~wo cour~ and dis-
ta~ees: i~ i~ a general ea~'~erly
· ~ - 87 deg. 25' East 152.1
· -J ~he~e northerly M~n,g ~nd
now or formerly of William
following ~wo courses ~nd
t~nces: 1~ North 18 deg. 34' 20"
West 228.0 feet; 2; North 26
4~' 20" W~% 277.04 f~% to land
of %he ~ng' ~land Railroad;
~h~e alo~ said ~d of the
1) No~h ~ deg. 43' 50" E~%
~.36 f~t; 2) Sou~h 33 deg. 11'~
~ 9.0 f~%; 3) North 44 deg.'
~3' 50" ~ 138 f~t ~o ~aad now'
or formerly of ~rge L. Pen-
or fo~erly of ~orge L. Pe~
~e fol~g two courses ~
20" E2,$% 407~ feet; 2) ~
oureumn.t to Sm~-~t.ion 265 of the Town Lm~ and Artial e XX
the Bu~t. dtn~ Zone Ord~e of the ~ of S-outhold, Suffolk.
!County, gev York,
Board dm the
public hear. tAgs w tll be heXd ~¥ 'the
::
Om~mnport, ~I~ York, 1n m&Zd Town
on the 24th day' o£ .,Tanuary,
of s&td daf on the ~ol:Lowtng.
proposals to amend .-the BuidAng Zone Ordinance (lncivdAn~ '.the
iI Building ~ne Map) of the Town of Sou. thold, Suffolk Count~,
'.!
~ ~ropert¥-.
"A' ~e. midential .and Agricultural
D~t~ict the foll.ow.~ dea~~d
All that ~min plot, p.tec, e oz' parcel o£ land
and be inq at lttttttuck,
of .$~t~old,
County o£ Su£fo]~, mad State of Mew York., boundmd
and ~te-mcr.il~d ~ 'fox
BiMiBiING at a concrete monument
the. northwea'terl¥
corner o~-the premises herein doecr~d.~ running .thence
alon~ . eetphalXa Avenue two courses, and distances:
{i)
South 7.0 '~ 00' East .116. lO feet to
36~ 23' 4'0" East 12'5.00 feet: t~ a mon~nt and Middle
Road C.R. 27~ running thence southwesterly along
Road C.R. 27 on a curve to-the r~ght havin9 a radAus o£
i799.8~ ~eet a dAmtance o~ 306.90 feet to land o.£ Kaiser;
runn~n~ thence along amid land o£ Kalaez, Nort~ 67° .3d'
west 205-.85 i~eet to a ~umont at the aouth~ea'terly
Legal Jfot~L~
P~e -2-
corner of the :premises hereLu dowc~~d~ rmm~,ng 'th~
Eorth 36* 47' 30~ I~'.~t 3S8.96. feet to the moum~ut-at-'---the
po,nt or p~aee of begS.trig.
. " "'" ' ~ 't.'
2 Dy Changing freu A Row%don~l~&l md Agr .eultural
"Bus~ DLgt~%et the £ollc~kug doscr~.d propert~
.~1- those eerta~ plots, p:L~. or per. l. of
laud wlm~J, lyLug .-and be~ at Mattltuek, bn o£
Southold, County of Suffolk and State of H~ YC~ko bounded
Itt,_U~:uY- % - m~~ at 'a ~~-~t on the northerly
e%de of the J~~ Road at the southeasterly eorner of the
prenkoes here~n ~'Lbed and t~e sou~terly eorner
of laud hoe or .'~-~l,y of W.~loon, frou sa%d po%nt of
~3~8en., Borth 24° 04' 20" West & dks~ of 711.70
.bt to a monument and land of Long
~ thence LLonq sa%d Land of Long blend
South 44'~ 43' 50' ~est i d3~tanco of 316.89 feet ~ land
no. or foruezly of w%l.aberg0 ~---~zly of J~_~ ~j
and d]~~wt l) South 21° 56' 20" Bast
418.1% foet~ thence 2) South 2l° 17' 20"
of :~$~t..60 bt to & monument on the northerly w%do of-
the #Ltn toad~ runn~ thence a,l.o~m~l tho northerly w%do
of ~ Jla.J.n Road. ilorth 48" 20' 2.0" Rawt fi d:Letance of
340.'/0 .feet to the eouunent at 'tho. point or place of
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at a point, on
the
X~- of Ma. tn Road
at the
of
or
L.
~h~ $out~
47''~ 51' 30" welt aXong
of- )ia.~ Road,
1~1.48 foot-, to ~he
of
Xand noM or
foraerly of
8ta~ of jam Yor~f -thence aXong aaXd
s.ta. t4
of ~ York the
x)
$7" 3.0'" West
X73.0 fee~
~} Sou~ 72
dog. 24' 50"
240. X6 feet -.to
Xand -nov
OX:iv:Lo/
iJor~ 21 dog. 04' 50"
WOet
sm:kd Xand
O~
formo~y of
X09.60
feet
to Xand now or foraerly
of ~XX.XXom w~e~
aaXd Xand of w'tll:Lam
foX'X Lug
and d44~, *t) La a
general
X59. OS -feetf 2 ) lovt, h 87 dog.
25' ~a~'t 1S2. l feet; thenge '.no~therl_y a~ Xand no~ o~
~ornorly of w.~X.:L~
lzunihtJ,.l &
foXloe Lng ~o
x) Jor , th X8 dog..
34' 20."
228.0 bet; 2) llozt~ :16 deg.
41' 20" Wllt
277.04 feet ~ land of ~he LO~
XIXand taXX.~;
&Long la:Ld land of tAe
XIX~d RaXlraod-the
three eournee and dAatm~cea, X)
HorSt 44 deg. 't3' 50"
feet~
2) SOUt~ 33 dog. l X' BaSt 9.0 feet!
SO" Bast X38 feet to Xand now or
or. formerly of ~Leorge L.
penny t~e foll~.~lng t2m
and d,:La't, ance-a $
X) South
21 dog, 56' 20' But
40'7.24
feet1
2) sou- --2x deg. x?' 20-
.East ~O2.&O feet to
lXno of Rain Road at ~
po!nt or place of
Leg&l llot.tc.e ~e -4--
and S U~ o.f New Y~rk, bounded nd
.BttGXINXIf~ at a po.~nt £~-d by ~ .tnteraec~ton of..
beg.~uning being loeatmd at ~he sou~~erX¥ ~~~uar of
~he m~j~mc..t ~ and from said potnt of beg~nn.~ng
cunning ~hence aXong ~he nort~erl:F l the of ~n Road,
Sou~ S:L~' $8' --50' ~est 507. X6 feet to land of C~ew~
401.6.T feet ~ land of Pr:Lc~~ .~enee LToug ].and
24' 30-" ILal.t 246.40 ~~ 2) no~ 6S '~ 05 * 00" Baat :L?O.. 03
feet
land o~ Gra£.f~ ~~e along Xmnd of Oraf£, /o~
50" Bast. 98.42 bt ~o :Land of t~e $'~~e of /ew
of ilev York, Sou~ 38~'*'*~' 0l' :LO"' Balt 3X0.49 foot ~o the
sA. dm of .MaZn Road and ~ poJ~nt or pX.m~m of
dms~t~ ~o be heard em
(s)
wa~~duan.~
Southold Town Planmng Board
SDUTHDLD. L. I., N. Y.
PLANNIN~ BOARD
MEMBERS
John '~icl~ham, Chairman
Alfred ~rebe
December 22, 1966
PARCEL I -
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 a special meeting held on
December 20, 1966:
In the matter of the petition of Ernest E. and Harold W.
Wilsberg and Casbor, Inc., relative to a change of ~one f~om
"A" Residential and Agricultural District to "B" Business
District on certain real property siutated at Mattituck, in
the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a monument on the northerly side of the Main Road
at the southeasterly corner of the premises herein described and the
southwesterly corner of land now or formerly of Wilson, fmom said
point of beginning running along said land now or formerly of
Wilson, north 24° 04' 20" West a distance of 711.70 feet to a
monument and land of Long Island Railroad; running thence along
said land of Long Island Railroad, south 44° 43' 50" west a
distance of 316.89 feet to land now or formerly of Wilsberg, for-
merly of james Young; running thence along said land now~ formerly
of Wilsberg, two courses and distances: 1) south 21° 56' 20" East
418.11 feet; thence 2) south 21° 17' 20" East a distance of 282.60
feet to a monument on the northerly side of Main Road, running thence
along the northerly side of the Main Road, North 48° 20' 10" East
a distance of 340.70 feet to a monument at the point or place of
beginning.
Southold Town Board
page -2-
PARCEL II - BEGINNING at a point on the northerly line of Main
Road, at the southwest corner of land now or formerly of George L.
Penny, and running thence south 47° 51' 30" West along the northerly
line of Main Road 171.48 feet to the southeast corner of land now
or formerly of the State of New York; thence along said land now
or formerly of the State of New York the following two courses and
distances: 1) north 37° 57' 30" West 172.0 feet; 2) south 72 deg.
24' 50" West 240.16 feet to land now or formerly of Olivio; thence
North 21 deg. 04' 50" West along said land now or formerly of Olivio
109.60 feet to land now or formerly of William Wyche; thence along
said land of William Wyche the following two courses and distances:
1) in a general easterly direction 159.06 feet; 2) south 87 deg.
25~ East 152.1 feet; thence northerly along land now or formerly of
William Wyche, Brunshill & Hobson the following two courses and
distances: 1) north 18 deg. 34' 20" west 228.0 feet; 2) north 26 deg.
41 20" West 277.04 feet to land of the Long Island Railroad; thence
along said land of the Long Island Railroad the following three
courses and distances: 1) north 44 deg. 43' 50" East 46.36 feet;
2) south 33 deg. 11' East 9.0 feet; ~) north 44 deg. 43' 50" East
138. feet to land now or formerly of George L. Penny; thence along
said land now or formerly of George L. Penny the following two
courses and distances: 1) south 21 deg. 56' 20" East 407.24 feet
2) south 21 deg 17' 20" East 282.60 feet to the northerly line
of Main Road at the point or place of beginning.
PARCEL III - BEGINNING at a point formed by the intersection
of the westerly side of premises of the State of New York with the
northerly line of the Main Road said point of beginning being located
at the southeaseerly corner of the subject premises and from said
point of beginning running thence along the nc~therly line of the Main
Road, South 51° 58' 50" West 507.16 feet to land of Chew, thence
along said land of Chew, North 37° 54' 20" West 401.61 feet to land
of Price; thence along land of Price the following two courses and
distances: 1) north 60° 24' 30" East 246.40 feet; 2) north 65° 05'
00" East 170.03 feet to land of Graff; thence along land of Graff,
North 61° 36' 50" East 98.42 feet to land of the State of New York;
thence along the westerly line of land of the State of New York,
South 38° 01' 10" East 310.49 feet tothe northerly side of Main
Road and the point or place of beginning.
IT WAS RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board favorably
recommends to the Southold Town Board the Change of zone from
"A" Residential and Agricultural District to "B" Business District
on the above described property.
$outhold Town Board
Page -3
The Planning Board feels this is a proper use for this
land and a logical extension of the existing business zones
the area.
Respectfully submitted,
Wickham, Chairman
Southold Town Planning Board
/bd
cc: Town Clerk
~DUTHOLD, L. I., N. Y.
November 30, 1966.
Mr. John Wickham
Chairman Planning Board
Cutehogue, L.I.eN.Y.
Dear Mr. Wickham;
The original petition of
Ernest E. and Harold W. Wilsberg and Casbar,
Inc., relative to change of zone from "A"
Residential and Agriculur~DistNict to "B"
Business District on certain property situ-
ated on Main Road, Mattituck, New York, is
in the files in the office of the Planning
Board at Southold, New York.
You are instructed to
prepare an official report defining the
conditions described in the petition and
determine the area so effected with the
recommendation of your Board.
AW~/mr
Very truly yours,
Albert W. Richmond
Town Clerk
RICHARD d. CRON
MAIN ROAD
,,!
ST:\TE OF NEW YORK
TO\VN OF SOUTHOLD
IN THE MATTER OF TIIE PETITION
ERNEST E.
HAROLD W.
PETITION
WILSBERG,
WILSBERG and CASBOR, INC.
FOR A C~{ANGE, MODIFIC.\TION OR ~\MENDMENT OF TIlE BUILDING ZONE ORDI-
N_\NCE OF THE TO\VN OF SOUT~IOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NE\V YORK.
TO THE TO\VN BOARD OF TIlE TO\VN OF SOUTHOLD:
ERNEST ~. ~nSB~RS, ~0~ W.
~. U~, ~k~R~. ~¢~. 9~.~9B~..J~9:.., ,'~di,~g ~t ...g~.~¢.~¢~gk ....................
l insert tmme of petitioner)
are
Suffolk Couuty. New York, the uuders~gned. ~ the owue~o~ certain real property situated at
...... M..a.t.~:~_.t..lj.C..k ..................... and more particularly bounded and described as follows:
(See annexed schedule of description)
Parcel I - Casbor, Inc.
Parcels II and III - Ernest E. Wilsberg and Harold W.
Wilsberg
WE
2. X do hereby petition the Town Board of the Towu of Southold to change, modify and
ameud the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New ¥.rk,
including the Building Zone Maps heretofore nmde a part thereof, as follows:
By amending the zoning restrictions of the above described parcels
from "A" Res~tential and Agricultural District to "B" Business Disgrict
pursuant to Article IX of the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of
Southold.
3. Such request is made for the folloxving reasons:
See annexed statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, )
) SS:-
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, )
CASBOR, INC.
~rnest E. Wilsberg ~
Harold W. Wilsb~rg ~
FR_aaq'KLYH J. BORxN, ERlq'EST g.
Ie/%L$.BF~RG..and..t:I&RO%iD..lq,..IRII,SBItRO BEING DULY SWORN, depose~ and sayJ that
'fihey are '
~ the petitione~in the within action; that~te~ha~read the foregoing Petition and know~
.,. ~eir
the contents thereof; that the same ~s true to ~ own knowledge, except as to the matters
therein stated to be alleged on information and belief, and that as to those matters~l:,elicve/ it
to be true.
Sworn to before the ' Ernest E.-Wi igberg
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SCHEDULE OF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
situate,
Suffolk
ALL those certain plots~ pieces or parceIs of
lying and being at Mattituck~ Town of SouthoId,
and State of New York., bounded and described as
Main Road at the
scribed and the s
Wilson, fro'm said
tot formerly of W'~
feet to a monumen
along said land o
dis tance
i merly of
! merly o~
a monument on the
i a!ong the norther
a distance of 340
beg~.nning.
land
County of
fo 1 lows:
PARCEL I
BEGINNING at a monument on the northerly side of the
southeasterly corner of the premises herein de-
outhwesterly corner of land now or formerly of
i
point of beginning running along sa d land now
lson~ North 24° 04' 20~' West a distance of 711.70
t and land of Long Is land Railroad; running thenc
f Long Island Railroad, South 44°
9 feet to land now or formerly of
of 316.8
James Young
Wilsberg~ two
1) Sou
2) Sou
running thence along said land now
courses and distances:
th 21° 56' 20" East 418~11 feet~
th 21° 17' 20'~ East a distance of
northerly side of the Main Road;
ly side of the Main
· 70 feet to the
43' 50~ West a
Wilsberg~ for-
or for-
thence
282.60 feet to
running thence
Road~ North 48° 20' 10'' East
monument at the point or place of
at the sou
and running
of Ma in Road
· formerly o
! formerly o
I distances-
BEGINNI
thwe s t
thenc
171.
f the
f the
NG at a
oorner
e South
48 feet
State of
State of
!i fo ! lowing
PARCEL II
po int on the northerly
of land now or formerly
47° 51' 30" West along
to the southeast corner
New York; thence along
New York the following
1) North 37 deg. 57' 3
South 72
2) deg. 24' 5
'i or formerly of Olivio; thence Nor
land now or formerly of Olivio 10
~of William Wyche; thence along sa
two courses and dis tanc
1) In a general easter
2) South 87 deg. 25' Ea
=l°ng land now or formerly of Wil
the follow
I
ing two courses and dis
1) North 18 deg. 34' 2
2) North 26 deg. 41' 2
sland Railroad; thence
he following three courses
!) North 44 deg. 43' 50'~
2) South 33 deg. _l]' East
3) North 44 deg. 43' 50"
f George Lo Penny; thence
the Long
ii Raj!road
formerly
o
line of Main Road
of George L. Penny
the norther!y line
of land now or
said land now or
two courses and
0" West 172.0 feet;
0" West 2.40.16 feet to land now
th 21 deg 0/-+' .50" West: ~long
9.60 feet to land now or formerly
id land of William Wyche the
direction 159.06 feet~
152.1 feet; thence northerly
am Wyche, Brunshiil & Hobson
nces:
West 228.0 feet;
West 277.04 feet to land
said land of the Long
es
0~
0'~
along
Island
and distances:
East 46.36 feet;
9.0 feet,
East 138 feet to
along said land
land now or
now or formerl
of George L. Penny the
1) South 2 1
2) South 2 1
erly line of Ma in Road
following two
dego 56' 20**
deg. 17' 20"
at the point
courses and distances:
East 407.24 feet;
East 282.60 feet to the
or place of beginning.
north-
PARCEL III
_
ALL that certain plot~ piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and being at Laurel near Mattituck, in the To~m of Southold,
County of Suffolk and State of New York, bounded and described as
fo llows:
BEGINNING at a point formed by the intersection of the
westerly side of premises of the State of New York'with the north-
er!y line of the Main Road said point of beginning being located
at the southeasterly corner of the subject premises and from said
point of beginning running thence along the northerly line of
Main Road, South 51° 58' 50'~ West 507.16 feet to land of Chew;
thenc
e a long
to land of Price
COI/~ses
and distances:
1) North 60° 24' 30" East
2) North 65° 05' 00" East
thence along land of Graff, North 6.1°
land of the State of New York; thence
land of the State of New York~ South
to the northerly side
beginning.
said land of Chew~ North 37° 54' 20~' West 401.61 feet
thence along land of Price the = ~
_ ~o!!ow~ng two
246.40 feet;
170.03 feet to land
36' 50'~ East 98.42
along the westerly line
38 ° 01' 10~' East 310.4.9
of Main Road and the point or place of
of Graff;
fee t to
of
feet
Such request is made for the following
reasons:
Ail of
Main Road
except for
Ma in Road
described
feet. If
New York
ing, that
extensive
contiguous
effecting
the aforementi
(Route 25)~ Mat
Parcel III whi
by lands of the
have a total ro
one~ however~ c
as not suitable
is, residential
one
tit
ch
St
ad
OIlS
for
d and described paz~cels front on the
uck, New York, and are contiguous~
±s separated ~rom Parcel II on the
ate o£ New York. The three parcels
frontage on Main Road of 1,019o70
iders the lands owned by the State
the uses restricted by present zon-
or farming, then for all
parcels herein described are one
the Main Road for purposes of
development
purposes
parcel
a zon~.ng
all three
fronting on
change.
Since the t
imity to other
the area~ to wi
She!l Gasoline
Tuthill~ s Garag
that a re-zonin
natural and ord
hree parcels described are
business zoned areas~ and
t: Frank Murphy' s Garden
Service Station~ Mattituck
e and
g of
erly
1oca ted in
businesses
close prox-
conducted in
Center~. Olsen Realty~
Mason and Supply Compan~
Bergen's Service Station, it would appeared
the subject parcels would constitute a
extension of the present business areas.
It might also
change in the cha
p loyed with busin
vicinity. Due to
ma in highway, and
nesses, it is mos
a residential typ
to which the parc
quirements.
be noted that there would be no substantial
rac ter of the area~ since same is
ess property wi th few residences
the fact that the subject
in close proximity
t un likely that the
e of development or
eIs are restricted
present ly em-
in the immediat
parcels are on a
to presently opera ting busi- !
parceIs can be utilized for...i
a farming operation~ uses .
by the present zoning re-
Ill
submitted that the subject parcels are ideally suited
poses of a business zoned area~, and a reclassification
zone for that purpose is reasonable and in accord with
comprehensive plan of the zoning ordinance~
light of all factors to be considered~ it is respectfully
for put-
of the
the
om
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