HomeMy WebLinkAboutTabor, Russell & Sons-WithdrawnApril 29, 1968
Mr~ Lester Albertson, Supervisor
The Town Board
Vil~Ee Hall,
Green_port, New ~ork
Dear Mr. Albertson:
As a resident of the com~_~nity of Orient, the parent of a child
attending the Oysterponds Elementary School and. a mercer of the Board
of Trustees of the Orieot Congregational Church (the oldest Congregational
Church in the State of New York), I am against downzo~Jn§ the piece of
property on the south side of Main Eoad, opposite the Oysterponds Elem-
entary School. I feel that any thoughts of dowazoning this property
would be against the best interests of the community an8 a danger to the
health, welfare and safety of the chdldren ~Fao attend our school.
I trust that the To~ Boar~ will take all of these facts into con-
sideration and w~_il vote a~a±nst_ dow~zo~in~ ~'~s piece of property~
Very truly yours,
Lloyd C. Kalin
side of the Main Road~ Orie~.~..~rr~=~ Iork~ dzreetly~ spoosite. ~-e. sehooi house~
from a~ri~itur~! to busines~- for the foll~nE reasons:
! ~ The ~er~.Isable~ uses ~n' ~ Bus~ness~ B ~strict m~So~' gas ~t--on~- ~ public
car !ot~ }~mber ~ contrac~or~ yard,, fuel storage depot~ t~ck ~e~n~ ~
~ ~ ~- ~ clemr and pr~ent dmug~r to the health ~ud s~fe~y of
etc~ wcul. d ~o.~t~ ~
the school children°
2 ~ Increased tr~f~mc in th~ ar~a would present the s~me d~nEer~
3 ~ ~e ~a is residential ~th t~o ~,~rchee~ ~ f~ue ne~ school
residences of historic-ml vaius~ A heavy business use i~ e~the~ica!ly incon=
~ ~ ~in~leing out this one eight ac~ paroe± for ~uconsistant use con=
stitutes ~pat zoDJng of the most ~r~ous so~t-~ it wo-~ld diminish the value
of a~jac~.nt p~re~ls and de~troy the' con~_.r~y~ ~ of the
5 ~ ~e Pi~m~iu~ 5oa~s negative reeom.~.®ndation is eonsis'~ut ~5.th seined
~onin~ and ptaninE~
BUSINESSES IN ORIENT
WIx%liam W. Scl~riever
Box 128
0rient~ New York
The following list of businesses in Orient may well not be complete
and, in particular, does not contain such businesses as doctor's offices
and artists studios. It is divided into two main categories (A) those
businesses involving construction and trucking which relate to the activities
proposed for the Tabor property by the Schriever Construction Co.~ Inc. and
(B) such other businesses in Orient as come to mind. The several major
farms and the several prcdl~ce trucking tsl-minals are not included simply
because the present zoning ~cr~r~ance g~ants such businesses exceptional
treatment and yet the trucking a~ld machinery involved far exceeds that
of the ~ons~rucCion business in Orient°
(A) Construction and Trucking Businesses:
(1) Excavating
(a) Irving Latham
(b) Frank Bondarchuk
(c) Kogar Tabor
(d) Schriever Construction Co.
(2) Heavy Trucking
(a) Robert Douglass
(b) Joe Droskoski
(c) Ward Tabor
(B) Carpentry
(a) Tony Norklun
(b) Charles Ryder
(C) John Bondarchuk
(4) Plumbing
(a) Carl King
(b) Bryant Tabor
(c) Ross Norklun
BUSINESSES IN ORIENT
(A) Construction and Truckimg Businesses (Continued):
(5) Electrical Contracting
(a) Ted Rohloff
(6)Painting
(a) Don McNeill
(7) Landscaping
(a) Joe An~irade
(b) Gary Tabor
(8) Fuel Oil
(a) I. T. E~wards
(9) Service Stations
(a) Joe Andrade
(b) Che~rron Station
(B) Other Businesses
(1) Marinas
(a) Walter Uhl
(b) Edwin King
(2) Retail Stores and Eating Places
(m) Jiffy Bite
(b) The Hut
(e) Idle Hour
(d) Country Store
(e) Dick Keogh
(f) Paul Wasilewski
(g) Charles Rose
(h) Floyd King Real Estate and Insurance
(B)
BUSINESSES IN ORIENT
Other Businesses (Continued):
(3) Tourist and Nursing Facilities
(a) Floyd King Cottages
(b) Glingen Cottages
(c) Green Acres
(d) Oysterponds IrmAdult Home
(4) Fishing Stations
(a) Southold Fishing Station
(b) Port of Egypt
(5) Ferry and Dock
(a) Orient Dock
(b) New London Ferry
Note: Of these 38 businesses, 20 are in category (A). Thus mmre than half
of all of the businesses in Orient are related to either construction or
trucking and thus similar in nature to the use of the Tabor property
proposed by the Schriever Construction Co.~
Note: Of the 20 business in category (A) at least 75% of them are at least
as far east as the montnnent corner. Of the 18 businessss in category
all but 2 of them are at least as far east as the monument corner. Thus
more than 75% of all of the businesses in Orient are reached by traffic
passing the monument corner where the Orient School crossing ia maintained.
There is no available business property west of this ¢o~ner and thus na
possibility of an}' new bus:iness avoiding this crossing.
Note: With 38 businesses in a conm~unity of 700 residen~s~ there should be
no question as to whether Oriant is primarily a residential con~nunfty and
thus business should be excluded.
Note: The amount of fuel stored underground should present no more hazard
than the oil tank in the yard of ~ost of the homes in O~ient or the fuel
tanks used by all farmers and many other business in the area.
',,,~e, the Directors .of the Orient Village Cemetery Associatiom do strongly
o~pose %n~ oro~osed _~ezoning of the ~remise located o~the south side of
the Maim Road,Orien~ dir'ec~!y opposite the school house, from agricultuzal
~o business for the following reasons:
1..The area is residential with two churches, a fine new school and rei-
dences of historical value. A hearst business use is estheica!ly in-
consistau~.
2.By sin~lein~ out this one ~aree! of eigh~ acres will lower the value
of adjacen~ ~arcels ~d destroy the continuity of the .area,,and c~nstit-
u%e's' spo~ sonin~ of the most ~revious sort.
~.The Planning Boards negative rec~ommendation is cqs~stm~t with sotmd
zoning ~d ~iannin~.
4.The Orient Village Cemetery being one of the oldest in the s~ate,the
directors o~7~ose for the historic aspects in addition ~o ones mentioned
/
ebove.
DIREC'~0R
DIRECTOR~
DIRECTOR
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CONSOLIDATED UNION FREE DISTRICT No, 2
MAIN ,ROAD, ORIENT, NEW YORK'11957
April 19, 1968
Mr. Lester Albertson,
Town Board
Town of Southold,
Village Hall,
Greenport, New York
Supervisor
Dear Mr. Albsrtson:
I enclose herewith a copy of the resolution adopted
by the Board of Education, Consolidated Union Free
District #2, Town of Southold, at their meetin~ on April
18, 1968.
Please read this resolution at the Public Hearing
to be held on Tuesday, April 23, 1968.
Thank you.
~-z- .. Very truly yours,
~ . Kalin, Clerk
Encl.
CONSOLIDATED UNION FREE DISTRICT NO, 2
MAIN ROAD, ORIENT, NEW YORK 11957
Whereas, an application has been made to rezone
premises located on the south side of Main Road, Orient,
New York, directly opposite the school house maintained
by this District, from residence to business and whereas,
in view of' the existing traffic problems, the location
of the school, the safety of the children and the possible
disturbance to the operation of the district school house
resulting from such rezoning~
Resolved, that the Board of Education, Consolidated
Union Free District #2, Town of Southold, is opposed to
the granting of any application to rezone from residential
to business the premises located on the south side of the
Main Road directly opposite the district school house,
such opposition based on the health, safety and welfare
of the pupils attending the district school, this Board
prays that the Town Board of the Town of Southold deny
the application.
I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
adopted at the regular meeting of the Board of Education of Con-
~olidated Union Free School District #2: To,Nm of Southold~ held
on April 18th: 1968.
Joan K. Kaiin, Clerk
CONSOLIDATED UNION FREE DISTRICT No. 2
MAIN ROAD, ORIENT, NEW YORK 11957
April 23, 1968
Town Board
Town of Southold
18 South Street
Greenport, New York
Gentlemen:
The Board of Education, Union Free School District #2, Town
Southold is writing supplementary to the Resolution of April
1968 with respect to the proposed rezoning of property on the
of
18,
south side of Main Road, Orient, directly across Route 25 from
the District Schoolhouse.
The School Board is not concerned with whether this property
may properly be rezoned under the master plan, whether such down-
zoning would be "spot zoning", that is, singling out a small parcel
for rezoning for uses differing substantially from those existin$
in the area5 nor with the Planning Board's negative recommendation.
Our sole consideration is the health, safety and welfare of the
Orient and East Marion children whom we educate.
Downzoning this property to "B" Business would allow the 8
acre parcel to be used for any one of the many uses permissible in
the '~B" Business District. The application is too broad. Possible
traffic problems and danger to our pupils arising from such per-
missible uses as gas stations, public garages, car lots, lumber
yards, contractors.yards, fuel storage depots or a truck terminal,
as well as permanent aesthetic damage to the area surrounding the
fine school building we recently erected and which is in the process
of expansion, motivates the School Board% opposition.
CONSOLIDATED UNION FREE DISTRICT No. 2
MAiN ROAD. ORIENT, NEW YORK 11957
Town Board - 2
Our Resolution im opposition to this application is in the
hands of the Tow~ Board. We feel that the School and its pupils
will be adversely affected by the grant of this broad application.
We hope that the Town Board will weigh our position in the balance
in passing upon this do%rnzoning application.
Very truly yours,
Board of Education,
Union Free School District No.2
Town of Southold
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By ~?-~wJ ~ ~~
Clerk
G. F¢~i~
Ill oi
60201
April 18, 1968
Mr. Robert W. Gillispie
Chair~n
Zoning Cemmittee
East Marion, Long Island~ New York
Dear Mr. Gillispie:
I am dismayed to learn that the Tabor brothers have been approached
to sell farm acreage adjo~uing my home in Orient, for the purpose
of a construction materials Lustallation.
I wish to go on record as beLng strongly opposed to down grading
this property by this kind of business activity, aud hope tha~ there
are adequate zoning laws i~ effect to prevent its happening.
While I am motivated to protest because of the persor~l interests of
myself and my brother, Frarmis J. Ferreira~ renter of my property as
a weekend and summer home, I c~nuot ~$_n¢$_iv~ the proposed destruction
of the area surroundinE the handsome public school property~ the two
cemete~es and, perhaps more remotely, the Congregational Church
property. I am certain too that families Gloria and l~enuikewski are
also opposed and appalled.
I will be pleased %o hear that this installation proposal has been
denied by zoning law.
Very sincerely,
A. ~. ~erre±ra
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LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Hearings on Proposals
to 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 he held by
the Southo!d Town Board in the Office of the Supervisor,
16 South Street, Greenport, New York, in said To%~ on the
23rd day of April, 1968, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening of
said day on the following proposals to amend ti%e Building
Zone Ordinance (including the Building Zone Maps} of the
Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York.
1 a- By changing from "B" Business District to :'B~2'"
Business District, the following described property:
Ail that certain tract of land situated at the
southeast corner of Kenney's Road and North Sea Drive,
Southold, in the To~n of Southold, County of Suffolk , and
State of New York, and more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNIL, IG at the intersection of the easterly line of
Kenney's Road %¢ith the southerly line of North Sea Drive;
from said point ~ ~eginning running easterly along said
southerly line of North Sea Drive, 183 feet more or less,
to land of Glover; thence southerly along said land of
Glover, 113 feet more or less, to land of Potocki; thence
westerly along said land of Potocki, 202 feet, more or
less, to said easterly line of Kenney's Road; thence northerly
along said easterly line, 115 feet more or less to the
point of ~eginning. Being and intended to be part of the
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of the same parael shown as a '~B" Zone on tlhe Zoning Map
of the Town of Southo!d as adopted April 9, 1957.
1 b - By changing from ':B'~ Business District to ~'M"
Multiple Residence District the following described property:
Ail that certain tract of land situated at the nortl%
east corner of Kenney's Road and Dogwood Lane, at'Southold,
in the To-~rn of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of
Mew York, and more particul~iy bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINNI~iG at the intersection of the easterly line of
Kenney's Road with the northerly line of Dogwood Lane; from
said point of beginning running northerly along said easterly
line of Kenney's Road, 465 feet more or less to land of
Olive:i; thence easterly along said l~nd of Olive:i, 202
feet ~ore or less, to land of Glarer; thence southerly
along said land of Glover and through land of Kearns, 437
feet ~ more or less to said northerly line of Dog~zood Lane;
thence westerly along said northerly line 285 feet more
or less to the point of beginning. Being and intended to
be part of the same parcel shown as a "B" Zone on ~e
Zoning F~p of the Town of Southold as adopted April 9, 1957o
2 a- By changing from "'B" Business District to "M-i"
Multiple Residence District the following described propertyF
All that certai~ tract of land situated at the
north side Main Road, At Orient, in the Town of Southo!d,
County of Suffolk and State of New York, and more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the point on the northerly line of the
Plain Road B6 feet more or less, westerly along said
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northerly line from youngs Avenue; from said point of
beginning running westerly along said northerly line of
the Main Road 94 feet more or less, to land of the State
of New York; thence northerly along ~nd of wasilewsk£,
144 feet more or less; thence along land of E.H. King,
two courses: ~1) easterly 92 feet more or less; thence
~2} southerly 149 feet more or less to the point of
beginning. Being and intended to be partof the same
parcel shown as a ~'B" zone on t~ zoning map of the Town of
Southold as adopted April 9, 1957.
2 b - By changing from ~'B"" Business District to :'A~'
Residential and Agricultural District the following
described property:
All that certain tract of land situated at the north
west corner of Main Road and ¥oungs Avenue, at Orient in the
Town of Southold~ County of suffolk and State of New York,
and more particularly bounde6 and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the northerly line of
the Main Road with the westerly line of Youngs Avenue; from
said point of Deginning running westerly along said north-
erly line of the Main ~oad 86 fee t more or less to land of
EoHo King; thence along said land of King; three courses:
(1) northerly 1~9 feet more or less; thence (21 westerly 92
feet more or less7 thence (3} southerly i34 feet, more or
less, to said northerly line of the Main Roady thBmee
westerly along said northerly line of the Main Road 322
feet more or less, to land of william; thence northerly
along said land of williams,land of ~eybine, and land of
Hughes, 8Ai feet more or less; thence northeasterly along
said lan~ of Hughes, 125 feet more or less to land of
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Orra; thence easterly along said land of Orra~ 146 fe~
more or less to said westerly line of Youngs Avenue~
thence.southerly along said westerly line~ 691 feet more
or less~ to the point of beginning. Being'and intended
to be part of the s~me parcel shown as a .B Zone on the
Zoning Map of the Town of Southold as adopted April 9~ i957
3. By changing from "B-2" Business District and
Residential and Agricultural District toM" Multiple
Residence~istrict the following described property:
All that certain tract of land situated at Greenport~
in the Town of Southold~ County of Suffolk and State of
Ne~w York, and more particularly bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINN/~G at the intersection of the easterly line
of Siovermere Toad with the Southerly line of land of the
Long Island Railroad; from said point of beginning running
along said land of Long Island Railroad~ Two courses:
easterly on a curve to the rights having a radius of 2832
feet~ a distance of 108o06 feet~ thence -(2) N~ 84° 30'
10" Eo- 848°33 feet to land of Toner; thence along said
land of Toner~So 6°20~ 50" ~$°-895 feet more or less~ to
ordinary high water mark of Pipes Cove; thence westerly
along said high water mark~ 1220 feet more or less~ ot
land od Steinmetz thence along said land of Steinmetz:
N. 3° 45~ 00"E~-695 feet more or less~ to the southerly
line of a 20 foot private road kno~n as "Silver Lane";
thence along said southerly line of "Silver Lane" and in a
direct e~nsion easterly of saif southerly line across
said Silvermere Road~ S. 85° 31: 40" E~-249:66 feet to
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said ea!s~erTy line of Silvermere Road; thence along said
e~sterly line, N. 15°. 21~ 30" Eo-258.04 feet to the
point of beginning, containing 23 acres more or less~
4o By changing from "A" Residential and Agricultural
District to"B" Business District the following described
property:
All that certain tract of land situated at Orient,
in the Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of
New York~ aQd more particularly bounded and ~scribed
'as follows:
BEGLNI~NG on the southerly side of the Main Road
and the easterly side of Tabor Road, then runningin an
easterly direction along southerly side of Main Road
225 feet to land of Ferreira~then along land of Ferreira
in a southerly direction 150 feet then along lands of
Ferreira= Gloria and Wernikowski in a easterly direction
210 feet to land of William Terry= Jr.~ then running south
easterly along lands of William Terry= Jr. 650 feet to
Orient Central Cemetery; then running in a westerly firection
along lands of Orient Central Cemetery 670 feet to the
easterly side of Tabor Road; then in a northerly directuon
on the easterly side of Tabor Road 760 feet to the point
of beginning°
i~ny person desiring to be heard on the above proposed
amendments should appear at the time and place so specified.
DATED: MARCH 27~ 1968, BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TO~ BO2LARD
ALBERT We RICHMOND TO~NCLERK
$outhold Town Planning Board
SOUTHnLD. L. I., N. Y. 11971
PLANNING BOARD
MEMBERS
John Wickham, Chairman
Henry Moisa
Alfred Grabe
William U n kelbach
Fra.k Coyle
Report to: Southold Town Board
16 South Street
Greenport, New York
March 25~ 1968
Gentlemen:
This is to certify t~t the following action was taken by
the Southold Town Planning Board at a regular meeting held on
March 19, 1968:
In the matter of the petition of Russell Tabor & Sons,
Orient, New York~ for a change of zone from "A" Residential
and Agricultural District to "B" Business District~ on certain
real property situated at Orient, in the Town of Southold,
Suffolk~County, New York, and more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at the southerly side of the Main Road and the
easterly side of Tabor Road, then running in an easterly directinn
along the southerly side of Main Road 225 feet to land of Ferreira,
then along land of Ferreira in a southerly direction 150 feet then
along lands of Ferreira, Gloria, and Wernikowski in an easterly
direction 210 feet to land of William Terry, Jr., then running
southeasterly along lands of William Terry, Jr., 650 feet to Orient=
Central Cemetery, then running in a westerly direction along land
of Orient~Central Cemetery 690 feet to the easterly side of Tabor
Roads then in a northerly direction on the easterly side of Tabor
Road~0 feet to the point of beginning.
It was RESOLVED tha~£n~he Southo!d Town Planning Board does
not favorably recommend to the Southold Town Board the change of
zone from "A" Residential and Agricultural District to "B" Business
District on the above described property~
Report to:
$outhold Town Board
March 25, 1968
It is the opinion of the Planning Board that in keeping
with their policy there should be a buffer zone between business
property and a cemetery.
Very sincerely,
John Wickham, Chairman
Southold Town Planning Board
J /bd
cc: Town Clerk
[3f eRk
SfIUTHE3LD, L. I., N, Y.
March 13, 1968
Mr. John Wickham
Chairman, Planning Board
Cutchogue, L.I.~N.Yo
Dear ~. Wickham;
The o~iginal petition of
Russell Tabor & Sons, Orient, New York,
relative to change of zone f~om
Residential and Agricd~ural District to
"B" Business District on certain real
property situated at Orient, New York,
is in the files in the office of the
Planning Board at Southold, N~Y.
You are instructed to pre-
pare an official report defining the con-
ditions described in the petition and
determine the area so effected ~ith the
recommendation of your Board.
AWR/mr
Very truly yours,
Albert W. Richmond
Town Clerk
STATE OF NE~¥ YORK PETITION
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF
FORA CHANGE, MODIFICATION OR AMENDMENT OF TIlE BUILDING ZONE ORDI-
NANCE OF THE TO-WN OF SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.E\V YORK.
TO THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF SOUTIIOLD:
~.9 Or ient
1. I .... ~..~.~..L./~..,. ?..,-.o..-ff..,*...~.._o.~..? ....... residing at ....................................
(insert name of petitioner)
Suffolk County, New York, the undersigned, am tbe owner of certain real property situated at
........ .O.r. '_a..a.n..t. ....................... and more particularly bounded and described as follows:
Beginning on the southerly side of the Wain Road and the easterly
side of Tabor Road, then running in an easterly direction along the
southerly side of Main Road 225 ft. to land of Ferreira, then along
land of Ferreira in a southerly ~irection 150 ft. then along lands of
Ferreira, Gloria and Wernikowski in an easterly direction 210 ft. to
land of William Terry Jr. Then runriing south easterly.along lands of
William Terry Jr. 650 ft to Orient Central Cemetery. ~en running in a
Westerly direction along lands of Orient Central Cemetery 670 ft. to
the easterl~ side of Tabor Road. Then in a northerly direction on the
easterly side of Tabor Road 760 ft. t~ the point of beginning.
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 Count),, New York,
including the Btiildiug Zone Maps heretofore made a part thereof, as follows:
"A" Res. & Agri district to "B" Business Zone
3.. Such request i~ made for the following reasons:
STATE OF NEW YORK, )
) SS:--
COUNTX7 OF SUFFOLK; )
..}.: .......................................... , BEING DULY SWORN, deposes and says that
he is the petitioner in the within action; that he has read the foregoing Petition and knows
the contents thereof; that the same is true to his (her) own knowledge, except as to the matters
thereto stated to be alleged on information and belief, and that as to those matters he believes ~t
to be true.
Feb.
1968.
SOUTHOLD T0~N BOARD
S0~THOLD TOWN
SUFFOLK COU~T¥, t1-E'~=~f YORK.
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned, request that your consideration be give~
te rezoningupward f~om 'B~ Business to 'A' Residential the
property located in 0~NT, and generally described as fol-
lows:
Starting at the corner of You~gs Avenue s~d ~n Road
(Route 25) ru~_uing in a westerly direction to the southwest
~oz~er of the property qwned by E. Geoffrey High (formerly
by Pal~m); thence approximately Eorth ~ud north north east
alOng his westerly li~e and that of Gregory ~nd Doyle to the
northwes$ corner of the property of G~egory ~nd Doyle$ thence
in a~ eamterly direotion to a point i~Tou~gs Ave~e betweem
the p2operty of Robert Reeves a~d Roscoe King; thence i~ a
somtherly direction to the point of beginnS_ug.
~e, the signers of this petition ~e property ow-~ers either:
1. wlt~*- the boundaries of the above described tract, 2. bor-
dering thereon, or 3. in the ~wraediate vicinity thereof.
_~ne-area within and surrounding the subject property is al-
most e~tirely ~onprised of single oecupm~cy residenees,.with
the exception of one ~ultiple fs~ily dwelling, ~hich we would
n*~ object to having zoned '~' }I~ltiple dwelling.
v~e~ e~ly consideration of this request will be greatly
apP~$eiated.
R~spectfully,