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SOUTHOLE TOWN BO'ARD
SEPTEMBER 22, 1981
WORK SESSION
(Supervisor Pell, ill,. Councilman Drum.delayed in New London, Justice
Doyen off of.Fishers ISland in Connecticut.)
(Present: Councilman Murphy, Deputy Supervisor, Councilman Nickles,
Councilman Murdo~k; Town Clerk Terry, Town Attorney Tasker Highway
Superintendent Dean.) '
9:30 A.M. - The Councilmen met with insurance'consult'ant WilIiam
.Kullen to discuss ~r'oposed insurance Droposal's 'for' 1982 and
necessary Coverage for vehicles, sprinkler system at the Town
Hall, public official bonds, Fishers Island Ferry District bonds.
There will be a meeting at 10:30 A.M. on September 23rd to discuss
coverage with interested insurance brokers.
10:00 A.M.-- The Board met with Jarvis Verity and Arthur Tyrrell of
the Southold Town Bavmen's Association. The Baymen are requestin~TM
that the Town purchase the launching ramp area on Narrow River Road,
Orient, presently owned by the H. M. Demarest & Sons, the only public
access to Hallock's Bay and has been in use by the baymen for at least
50 years. They were advised that the Town has tried to buy this
property in the past and presently has a lease with the Demarests.
The Demarests have advised they will sell .the property to the Town
if the .County takes the Development Rights on their adjacent property.
llr. Verity and Mr. Tyrrell and Mrs. Hataier, :President of the
Southoid Town Trustees, s~ggested Placing ~ li~i~i~;ion hard cLa~s taken
from Town waters by res'idents. Two proposals were-~su Cmanercial-
i boat or vehicle--Little Necks-2 counts, ~ry buSh:els,
Chowder-nc.limit. Non-Commercial Resideni ks-1 p~ck,' ~-~
Cher~y:~.Stones-1/2 bushe'l~. Chowders-i/2 is the proposal !.!i
the Baymen favor.' Second proposal--Commercial -'~t boat or .veih-$~ete--
Little' Necks-3 counts,. Cherry Stones-3 buShels., Chowder-no limit. '
Non-Commer'cial Resident--I/2 bushel combined. The Baymen also feel
residents of-the Town should be required to 0biai~ Non-Commercial
.Resident Shellfish/Permits at a'n0minaI'fee. Mr. James ~IcM~hon was
alsol present, at this meeting and'concurred with the recommendations ..
of the Baymen. . ~
Councilman Murphy discussed the proposed Seed Cl~m Program
to be conducted under contract with Paul Flagg.--Counci]man Murdock
said he does not feel the present chowder clam program is e~fective;
why couldn't the Town use the money from the chowder clam program
and that to be expended for the Seed Clam Program and purchase clams
with a~ least a two year growth, for planting, citing this as more
cost effective program.--Mr. Tyrrell. stated that it is his opin~o~
that the seed clam program would be most effective because it can be
monitored, rather 'than just dumping clams into the creeks.--l~'~ Verity
said that he feels the chowder clam planting program is also valuable
and shonld not be discontinued.--Councilman Murdock said he cannot
vote in favor of the Seed Clam Program until he has obtained costs
for obtaining larger seed clams.
11:00 A.M. - The Board began reviewing the agenda.
Councilman Murphy reported that the following determinations
have been made in connection with the Street Lighting Program:
225 sites have been eliminated, 296 existing lights to be changed
from 92 watt to 50 watt high power sodium, a~d 150 new locations on
street corners, bad curves and dangerous intersections.
With respect to requests from Fishers Island for lights at
their tennis a~d basketball courts, ..the~e is a possibility of obtain-
lng Surptus lights from LILCO at little or no cost.
A request will be made to Mr. Wolterding of the DEC, Albany
for another.Open Dump Inventory Meeting so the findings can be
presented fully to the entire Town Board, Town Attorney and consultants
Holzmacher, NcLendon and Murrell, P.C.
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Meeting recessed at 12:15 P.M. for lunch. '
.~.During the lunch recess the Town Board, Town-Clerk, Town 'Attorn0y
and H~ Superintendent inspected the property of Agnes. Pagnozzi
on Jockey Creek Drive, Southold, with relation to her wetland .application.
Work Session reconvened at 1:30 P.M. and the'Board continued reviewing
the' agenda.
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A r~u~r 'mee.{..i..~g of the Southo'ld TOwn 'BO.~rd was held~on Tuesday,
se~temDer 2~, ±9~± at the ~d-~ ~, Main Road, Sbuthold,:-
New York. Deputy Supervisor ~urphy opened the me~t-ing at '3:.'O0~-'P.M{~
with the Pledge of.Allegiance to the Flag.
Present: Councilman Francis J. Murphy,-Deputy'.Supervisor
Councilman John J.- Nickles
Councilman Lawrence Murd.ock, Jr.
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Town Clerk Judith T. Terry-
Town Attorney Robert W. Tasker
Highway Superintendent Raymond C. Dean'
Absent:i Supervisor William R. Pell, III ~ilt) . .
Councilman Henry W. Drum (delayed in New- London,~ Conn.
Justice Francis T. Doyen (off Fishers Island.in. Connecticut)
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Our Supervisor-Bill Pell. is home in bed sick. He
took sick yesterday and then I guess he became very allergic to the
medication and so-I think he is going to be out for a:few days.
Henry Drum the Councilman is stuck, I guess., over in Connecticut wait-
ing for the ferry so we do not have a quorum so we are going to have.
to recess this 'meeting and the public hearings. 'I'll~ask the Town
Clerk--we can't carry on any business without a quorum. I"ll. as the
Town Clerk to read the times tha~ these meetings' will be recessed-to.
I'm sorry to inconvenience everyone who came out here today and in
particular, people who came for public hearings. But~-we have to have
a quorum in order to do this. Judy .... .
TOWN CLERK TERRY: The 3:00 P.M. public meeting will be recessed
until 6:3.0 P.M.
The wetland hearing 'on Agnes Pagnozzi applicaii0n, 'Scheduled
for 3:30 P.M. will be recessed until 6:20'P.M. '.
The 3:35 public hearing on the amended 1981 Federal Revenue
Sharing Budget will be-rec, essed until 7:20 P.M.
The 1982 Use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds hearing scheduled
for'3:40 P.M. will be recessed until 7:25 P.M.-
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Thank'you, Judy. That's the'bad news. 'We can't
even take input I understand from the Town Attorney so we are going
to have to'stand recessed and hopefully.you can come back. and I'm
very sorry for the inconvenience. I know.Bill's very upset ' I know
Henry will be. more upset when he finds that Bill was very sick, but
he had to take .his boy up io school and he plan~ed to be here by
3:00 and I guess.he just got delayed on the ferry.
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: 'We did try to contact Justice Doyen Who would
be the sixth voting` member of the Board and he had left town 'already
for somewhere in New England and we couldn't reach him either.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Thought we could fly him in - .
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: If we could have gotten hold of Justice Doyen,
although h'e wasn't scheduled to be here today, we could have
him to 'fly in and we would have then had four, but he was already out
of town when we realized the gravity of our situation'.
COUNCILMAN"MURPHY: 'So'this was an easy' meeting. Thank you very much.
Not-productive, just easy.
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COUNCILMAN. MURDOCK:
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3-:31 ~.M. ~ Th~ Board discussed' off agenda
COUNCILMAN MURPHY': It is now 3:30 P.M. and we would like to convene
the public hearing on the appl'~cation for a wetland permit by Agnes
Pagnozzi. There not being a quorum present, this hearing will be -
recessed until 6:20 P.M.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: It's now 3:35 P.M. and we would like to convene
the hearing on amendment of the current Town Budget relative to the
use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds. This hearing will be recessed,
sinne we do not have a quorum present, u~til 7:20 P.M.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: It is now 3:40 P.M. and we would like to convene
the publi~ hearing on the proposed use of Federal Revenue Sharing
Funds for the fiscal year beginning on January l, 1982 and-recess the
hea~ing unbii.~7:25 P.M. as we do not have a quorum present.
6:40'P.M. -'Public Hearing (recessed from 3:30 P.M.) on wetland applica-
tion No. 71 by Agnes Pagnozzi.
A regular meeting of the Southold Town Board rec'onven'ed.a't ~:55 P.M.,
having been recessed at 3:00 P.M. due to a lack of a quorum,
Present: Councilman Francis J. Murphy, Deputy SUPervisor "
Councilman Henry W. Drum
Councilman John J. Nickles
Councilman Lawrence Murdock, Jr'.
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Town Clerk Judith T. Terry
Town Attorney Robert W. Tasker
Absent:
Supervisor William R. Pell, III, (ill)
Justic~ Francis T. Doyen
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: We'll now move back to our regular meeting and
on your agenda are reports. These reports are on file with the
Town Clerk for anyone to read them and I will ask the Councilmen
now, starting with Larry Murdock if-he has anything to report.
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: Yesterday I attended an ~1'1' ~a'~..'Semi'n'ar on
lining and capp'i'ng Of'lan'drills or Closing oT landfi'lls. It was
in Hauppauge. It was all day.. I brought back materials' that I am
going ~o make a file in the Supervisor's Office so that each of the
members of the Town Board can. read the pamphlets. We will in the
future have a .complete record of the day's events so that I can
review them with the Board. We do have~a serious problem with
our landfill and will have to address that
Another thing, I would like'to'~'thank our. Sup~'i~e~d~ent· of
Highways on behalf of the people in Laurel. I received a couple
of phone calls. The Laurel School District is on austerity program
with no busing for their children. The parents who called me asked
if there was any w~y the Town' could clear the sidewalks along the
Main Road from Bray Avenue west to the Laurel School. The Superintendent
of Highways put people on _it right away so that the children don't
have tO walk out in the highway,, they can stay on the sidewalks.
Very-unfortunate parts of~school budgets is when you go on a so-called
austerity budge! you are mandated to provide certain services and
what you do with that is the ones that impact the children and impact
the parents and I would publicly like to thank the Highway Superintendent
for' responding so promptly. Thank you, Frank.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Th~nk you, Larry. Henry?
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: John? (nothing).
Bill asked me to mention a couple Of things. The meeting with
the Railroad--he is having a terrible time contacting the head of
the MTA.' There is a possibility of a ~eeting with the .count:y-~.-and'
various Town officials on the east end for Thursday with John Behmn.
and any other'_county o~ficials. .He's still working on ir'trYing to
do this.
As far as street lights are concerned. We ha~.the:results of-
the survey that went out that Henry DrUm and I and a .man from Ray's
department--Ray Dean's department,, who takes care ~of the street
lights, made and'it looks like there is approximately 225 street
lights thai are really in poor locations and can be removed without
hurting anything and where most people wouldn'-t even notice that'
they were gone. We have locations on road intersections,[bad: ~urves
and all for approximately 150 new lights and under .our' feder.al grant
that now Ray Dean is able to apply for we have from.what they call
the 92 lights, 92 Watts which is a very inefficient light and very
costly to operate and gives very poor light to replace with .50 ~att
high ~ressure.sodium whic'h will give us much more-tigh% and much
less energy usage. We have approximately 296. Theme is not enough
money in that. Federal'Revenue.Fund for this--the full amount, but
what we Will do is work in areas and get this started~. Hopefully
in two weeks-we'll have a resolution listing all of the poles where-
the new lights-will be going and I. would stness tha~ if anybody has
any locations we could, check against.our master list to see if this
fits in. There is no money in the. Town. we can't really al.ford to
put. a light in front of everbody'S house as much as we would like to
because of:the cost but what we're trying to do is make it"a-lot
'safer and put lights on very dangerous curves and on.intersections
on our primary and secondary roads'and I would like to comment on
a.prbgram .that Ray Dea~ started,and is most-effective and if you
notice it and-ask'your friends who are drivi.ng at night, is the
reflector program. He'S gone into certain areas and done. this and
it's most effective. We would 'like to c.ontinue on with this program.
We've had some very good result~ with it and then people would realize
that if t. here was a light on a corner you'd be able tO/see the sign
and that you Would know a corner is approaching or you would realize
there is a-dangerous curve on'the road. So this is what we are trying
to see come aboui~ Hopefully within two Weeks we'It have it-all
wrapped bp. "
Fishers Island - concerning lights too, we've had.requests
where we think we can get some surplus ~ighis from. the-lighting
company to send over there so they can light their tennis courts
and baske2ball courts. We spend no money or very little ~oney~on
recreation over there on the Island and it really'.isn't fair. This
is a big thing for these people and they would like it and we are
trying to help them. ·
That's it. Now, Larry has---
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: ~'I'd like.to also remind.you of one other
thing. What we didn't do when we--before we had the Pledge 'of
Allegiance, I think at this time I WOuld move thai we approve
the minutes of the meeting of September 8, 1981.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: I'd like a motion to set the' date of the next
meeting which will be October 6th at 7:30.
On motion of Councilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman Murdock,. i~ was
RESOLVED that the next regular meeting of the Southold Town Board
will be held 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, October 6, 1981 at the Southold Town
Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman Murdock, seconded by Councilman.Nickles, it. was
RESOLVED that the minutes of the September 8, 198t Town Board meeting
be and hereby are approved.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted.
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COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Larry asked me to change the agenda a little
bit. He has ~to leave and we would like to go to Hearings and
Decisions where it is necessary to vote on and then we will go
back to the communications and Public notices and then any inpu~
from the people in the audience.
V. RESOLUTIONS
On motion of Councilma.n Murdock, seconded by Councilman Drum, it was
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold declares itself
lead agency in regard to the State Environmental Quality Review Act
in the matter of the application Of' Will'imm Ts'igakos and' P'e't'er
Brountzas for a change of' Zone from "A" Residential and Agrlicultural
District to "B, Light Business District on certain property on the
south side of County Route 48, Greenport, New-York.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: C°unC~lman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly'a'dopted.
On motion of Councilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman Murphy, it was
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold declares~itself
lead agency in regard to the State Environmental Quality Review Act
in the matter of the application of ~'tho~y 'J.' DeM~Ula and Dorothy J.
DeMaula for ~ ~ihange o'f zone from "A" Residential and Agricultural
District to "C" Light Industrial District on certain property on
the easterly side of North Drive (private road), on Mattituck
Creek, Mattituck, New York.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman-Murphy, Counoflman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, 'Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY:- Number 3 is a negative determination 'on the
application of Agnes Pagnozzi to attach existing dock to two new
wooden spiles.
TOWN CLERK TERRY:
COUNCILM~N MURDOCK:
COUN£ ILMAN MURPHY:
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK:
I'm wondering if this should be struck.
W~ Should---
Drop this now.
t think so.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: Why?
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: Because the Town Board doesn't have jurisdiction.
This is completely in %he water. We don't have any jurisdiction.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: -Who will be taking lead agency? Trustees?
TOWN CLERK TERRY: We 'no longer have a wetland applicat'ion to.act
on.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES:~ .This has to do with the DEC, not the Town's
wetlands~ It says, "Resolved that pursuant to Article 8 of the
Environmental Conservation Law State Environmental Quality Review---
This is-under SEQR, right?
TOWN CLERK TERRY: Yes, but upon the application of Agnes Pagnozzi
for~ wetland ~erm~t. ' ~ "
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: Who is going to be lead agency?
COUNCILMAN MuRDOCK: It says it's for a wetland permit, John, and
a'wetland .permit has .to do with the Town Board and we don't have
any jurisdiction becauseit's'not in the wetlands, it's in the
waterways. '
COUNCILMAN. NICKLES: I'd like to consult counsel.
TOWN ATTORNEY' T~SKER: It-woUld seem that the only connection that
the Town will have with this is with the application to the Board
of Trustees-for a Trustees' permit to place this structure in Town
Waters. In that case i't would'seem that the appropriate agency
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would be the Town Tru$~ees.~-~ey~i~Tl~be~t~he~.~only agency that is
taking jurisdiction, therefore, I should think that they would
declare themselves-lead agency in place of the Town.
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: ~It isn't even applicable to have a wetland
permit under the circumstances.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: I think it might help Mrs. Pagnozzi if she
did gain the lead agency in her dealings with the Trustees. Would
it help her? To let the Trustees then make a decision?
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER: I think it would be more appropriate for
the Trustees to declare themselves lead agency because they are
the Town's agency that is dealing with this matter. The Town Board
is not. You have determined that this is beyond your jurisdiction
or at least those 'are your comments because this construction is
nor in the wetlands.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: we will bow to your good judgment. We'll hold
-Number 3. Number 4 is a proclamation on 4-H.
Moved by Councilman Murdock, seconded by Councilman Murphy,
WHEREAS the 4-H Program of Cooperative Extension since its
beginning 60 years ago.has contributed much to the health and
welfare of the nation and has encouraged many young people to
choose careers which help improve family and community living; and
WHEREAS, during this week 4-H members, leaders and families will
observe National 4-H Week with the theme: "4-H - Pathways to the
Future".
WHEREAS, 4-H members put into practice the skills and science
they learn as they develop their talents through 4-H projects
and strive to "Learn for Living",
WHEREAS, in these changing times young people, who are the ciiizens
of tomorrow, must discover and icqUire the virtues of responsibility,
thoughtfulness, morality and Understanding,
WHEREAS, the more than 500 volun'teer adult 4-H leaders are organizing
their 4-H Clubs for the 1981-82 year, many others are organizing clubs
for the first time; and
WHEREAS, the nearly 56,000 boys and girls participating in 4-H programs
throughout Suffolk County soon will be taking their places in society
by eszablishing homes of their own and joining the ranks of conmmunity
leaders,
NOW, THEREFORE, WE, the members of the Town Board of the Town of
Southotd, in recognition of the fine achievements of 4-H members and
their families do hereby proclaim the week of October 4 - lO, 1981
NATIONAL 4-H WEEK.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman Murdock, it was
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold appoint Mary Ann
Galvin as a School Crossing Guard for the Southold School effective
immediately az a salary of $18.00 per day.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY:
Number 6 is another resolution honoring a
New York State Policeman who is retiring. He served the last
seven summers over on Fishers Island and from all reports over
there he's done avery fine job and the people like him.
Moved by Councilman Drum, seconded by Councilman Murphy,
WHEREAS, Don'a't'd ~. Campbell, a most esteemed member of the New
York State' Police is retiring from public service: and
WHEREAS, Trooper Campbell has given generously of his time and
talents in his faithful service to the people of the Town of
Southold on FisherS'Island for the past seven years, now, therefore,
be it
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby expresses
their mo~t. Sincere app~eciati0n to Trooper Donald D. Campbell for
his unselfish and wholehearted cooperation and untiring efforts on
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behalf of the Town of Southold and wish him much- happinsss.,, success
and good health in the 'years ahead. - . . .'
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy_, Councilman ~
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman 'Drum.
This resolution was declared duly' 'ado.pt'ed
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Number 7 is the approval, of a CSEA contract/ .
Judy, in case Bill is still sick should we i'nclude-' Supervisor ' -
William Pelt. 'knd/or his Deputy ,to execute the contract~ ' '
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER:. I don' t think you ha~e' to~ mention.that, -
Frank. - -
TOWN CLERK'TERRY: 'You 'act in his absence.,-Frank. ' : ·
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: We've 0omc to an agreement". It Can't be.made
public until it is signed by both parties, but it seems to be a
very fair agreement with the working personnel in the Town and the
'Town Board is pleased with it and I'm sure the Workers are very-
happy-also and it stayed within our 'guidelines and we're very
pleased with it. ' -
7. On motion Of Councilman.Murdock, seconded.by Councilman Drum,-it was
RESOLVED:'that Supervisor William R. Poll, III.'be..and. he..hereby is
author i'zed and d ir ect ed t o' exec:~t'e :t:he' "¢:o'n:t'~'a~'t' :Wft'h. -t'he.-'Civi 1.
Service Employe'eS' A'SSo'c'fat:i~o~n', 't'nc. ): Suffolk Chapier'/'Scut'hold' 'ToWn '
Unit, e££ect ire 'January: 'l',' t'98T 't'hm:0~gt~ ]~eC'emb'e:r'.'31',' '1-982. ...
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: .Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly' '~d'op't'ed.
8. On motion of Councilman Nickles, seconded by' coUnc:ilffi~-n 'M~dock, it was
RESOLVED that the Town 'Board .of the Town .. of -. Southold~:~grant . ~permission
~o the Sen'i~r .'Ci:t:i-z:e~s CTUb' ~o'£ 'So:ut~hold Tdv~n:s'hfP/ ~ga't~i'it~k:: ~Jni~-. to
..hire one 'bus at a cost of $300-to transport their group to'. ~i-tl'er'i~ge
at Jericho, NeTM York on Nov'e'mb'e'r' '4'.,' 19'8-1; and'~ 'on~- bus ~t a cost
'- of'. '$550 ($66 'of which is to be paid fr~m.'the Mat~ituck Unit's treasury).~.
to transport ~he±r. group-to' L~k'e' Waram'aUg', New preston, Connec.ticut
on 'October 18,' 1981. . _
Vote of the Town' Board: Ayes: Councilman 'Murphy, Councilman.
.Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopt'ed.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Number 9 is 'one I' would, like to make. It is
concerning the Seed Clam Program'we'd like 'to get ~he Town involved, in.
On motion of Councilman Murphy, seconded by'Councilman Drum,'it was
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold enter into an
~.gTeement with Paul J. Flagg, Shellfish Consultant for~the institution
of a Program 'for 'the Ra'ft' Cut't'ure 'of Seed'Clams in the'Town of Southotd
at a'cost of $],200.00 per.year; 50% upon signing the. agreement With
Mr. Flagg and 50% upon completion of the program..
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: I'd like to make a couple of cOn~,~ents on it.
For this Mr. Flagg will give '~I1 the''sc'ientSf~'c ~Onitor'ing, 'technical
consultation. He'll record the growth and survival rate on a monthly
basis. He'll make weekly inspections of these rafts and give a report
to the Town Board of the results at.the end of the season.. He'll be
happy to meet with and show the program and'work with various 4-H'
groups, science clubs in the schools and the shop students in helping
get this thing started. I think.it is a very good program. 'I .offer
that resolution. ~-
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy,r---:
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: - No.. As I expressed earlier today in the working
session, I am ~'~ '~at:~Sfi'e'd :t'hat't~e TO.W~ ~l' Ue pr'dp'erl'y sp'en'd:ing
t'heir' m'o.ney. I made myself a note that since I talked to the Baymen
this morning I talked to CoUncilman Murphy and expressed.my feelings
that I asked him questions relative to the''~al'u'e o'f ma'yUe''plan'ting
larger' clams. I will attempt tO get' kn'~Wers' for my quest'ions, hopefully
from Professor Smith at the ~ollege. I Will be prepared to answer at
the next meeting. For now I must vote "no" because I do have serious
doubts about the cost effectiveness. Whether we cohld Use the-Town's
money and provide much more seed clams for the Town[
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Vote of the Town Boar~?? Ayes::'..¥~,~C~:~n,~$~man"~ll~rphy, Councilman
Nickles, 'Councilman Drum. No: Councilman Murdock.
This resolution was declared 'l'Ost.
On motion of Councilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman. Murphy, .it was
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold adVance.$6,O00.00
from the General Fund Whole Town Account to the NUtritiOn Pr~gram for
a period of 60 days.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: I was out of the room when this was brought up
today. This is going to be reimbursed?
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Yes, this is after billing shortfalls and the
idea is to set this.-We have to advance ....
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: Yes, I think we talked about this at the last
meeting.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman.Drum.
This resolution was declared duly ~adbp'ted.
On motion of Councilman Murdock, seconded by Councilman Dr,'am, it was
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold accept a Certified
Check in the amount of' $2,250.'00 from Harold Reese. as a bond for
completion of Schooner Drive.in Harbor Lights, Section I at Southold,
New York, and release Bond No. S-57t120 issued by the Aetna Insurance
Company in the name of Harold Reese Sr. and Frederick Reese in the
amount Of $25,000.00 for roads and improvements in the remainder of
Harbor Lights, Section I,
'Vote Of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman'Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was'declared duly 'adopted.
13.
14.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Number 12 is a trailer applica'tion '(Philip R. MarCo).
Mr,JDrum'wasn't.here ai the working session so maybe after the resolutions
maybe I'll fill you in on it.
On motion of Councilman Murphy, seconded by Councilman Nicktes, it was
RESOLVED that the application of Phil'ip R.' MarCo dated September 18,
1981 for permission to erect a si'ngIe 'fami'ly 'trailer on the south
side of Indian Neck. Lane, Peconic, New York be and hereby is granted
for a six (6) month period~
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: H~nry, this is on a farm, 135 acres. It's behind
their barns. '-Temporarily they ask for a year. It is a minimum of
500 to 600 feet from. the nearest property line.
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: The reason for the confusion, in their applica-
tion-they fiIled it out that the trailer was going to be on a one
half acre plot. /.guess they thought that they were trying to---
we were trying to ask how much space they would dedicate to it, but
it is for a working trailer unit on a much larger parcel.
Vote of.the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdoqk, Councilmkn ~ick!es,- Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared dulY '~dopted.
On mo~ion Of Councilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman Drum, it was
RESOLVED ihat_the.Southold Town Board declare itself Ie~d..agency
in regard to the State Environmental Quality.Review Act in the matter
of the applicaiion' Of Fra'nkFran~ola''for ~ ~et~lan~d p'e'r~it on certain
property located at dredged boat basin off Goose Creek at south side
of Glenn ROad, Southold, New York
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock,. Councilman. Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly ado'pt'e~.
On motion of Councilman Murdock, seconded by Councilman Dram, it was
RESOLVED that the. Town Board of the.-Town of $outhold appO'int'.'Lydia
Tort'ora' Co'-Cha'i~p'eYso~ Of' t'he' Matt'ituC'k 'I~l%t A'd¥i'sorv Commit~
.effective immediately.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
~i%~s resolution was declared duly a~o~'t~d.
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15.
~oved by Councilman Murdock, seconded'by. Cbuncilman Drum~ '
WHEREAS, on September 22, 1831 a group of people did assemble for
the purpose of establishing a church in-the community of Greenport,
and
WHEREAS, these people did establish the First B~o~is't-Church~'of
Greenport and did construct their original Church building in 1833,
and
WHEREAS, the First Baptist Church.of Greenpor't, under the.'pas!orship' :
of Reverend Willis Sceviour, the 36th minister of the.First Baptist
Church of Greenport, are celebrating their one hundred and fiftieth
anniversary on September 22, 1981, now, therefore,-be it
RESOLVED that the Town BOar~ of the Town of S0Uth01d. does hereby
extend sincere congratulations and best wishes to the First Baptist
Church of Greenport, New York on'the ce'lebration, o'f the tS'0th
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman MurPhy,- Councilman- ~ '~
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum. -
This resolution was declared duty a'dOpt'ed.
COUNCILMAN NICKLcS: I'd like to go back toHe'Sbl'ut'ion' NO'. 3 on
Agnes Pa'gnozzi because it would appear from this resolution that
we are .lea'd 'a'gency. "Notice is hereby given that the Southold Town
Board as lead agency for the action described.below--t'. This is'a -
Negative' DeclaratiOn. If-we are already lead agency we are going
to have to eope~ with' this whether we want to or not.
TOWN CLERK TERRY: For that ac~io~ Which is no longer in effect.
You have said that you have no jurisdiction over that. wetland
application. You wontt .be giving a permit.. -.-
COUNCILMAN NICEI,ES: As lead agency we can't say it has no significant
effect? I don't think the Trustees ever take a lead ageuey,
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER: I would imagine tha't they would' or. should if
the only application that wo~ld be ~coming before them Would' be an
application for a permit that only they Would iss~eJ They would have
to, they would he the only ones involved. . ~
COUNCILNAN NICKLES: They would be the only-ones in Town, but ihere.
'are other agencies, the DEC and the'Corps of Army E~gineers.
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER: I would be very surprised if the Trustees never
took lead agency in issuing a permit. For instance, I presume that
they issue many many stakes, mooring stakes. I' .don"t know whether
the DEC gets involved or whether the Cor.ps of' Engineers-gets involved.
COUNCILMAN' NICKLES: When I was a Trustee we issued stakes without
any other permits. .
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: I think what we probably have to do is go back
in our records and find the day that we appointed ourselves a§ lead
agency,then have a resolution 'changing that back and taking o~rse'l~es
off of this matter. . ' ' '
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER: All you have to do .if you. do not want to be
lead agency, and you have presumably already pas.sed the resolution
declaring yourself lead agency, if you do not wish to be lead agency,.
you can pass a resolution rescinding that resolution.
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: That is what we will have .to do,
COUNCILNAN NICKLES: It seems to me we are taking a taxpayer and
sending him from pillar to post and back and forth and around ~nd
back. and I would like to know from the Town Clerk who is the .person
that processes all t'hese negative declaraiions and. lead agencies.
What's the difference if we declare on the~Dagnozzi application no
significance tonight?-
TOWN CLERK-TERRY: The Town Board declares yourself lead .agency and
takes action from that point forward with regard-to any. application
that is filed with you. Wetlands and Change of Zones, and for instance
the bridges or if someone is doing a sandpit Or whatever. This applica-
tion for wetlands you have determined, because you are not going ~o
make a decision on it, that you have no jurisdiction, and I am not.
SEPTEMBER 22, 1981 ' '~ '
going to-be issuing, a ~rmit, the~~oum power, h~s ceased; You-
shouldn't have been ifi~olved in 'th~'~i~S't'pI'a~[ Now, if the applic, a--
tion then is before the Town Trustees it is up to them to become, if
they wish to and I' would assume they should, lead agency, take the
necessary SEQR steps. I don't see how you can'£o!low this thr.ough--
an application you are ne.longer involved in.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: Then i~ we are going to do as Councilman Murdock
suggests, pass a resolution rescinding our lead. agency status'- I would
suggest we notify~the Trustees that we ha~e done.so and then ~hey would
be the lead agency.
COUNCILMAN ~URPHY: Frank, would you like to Say'Someti~g, Frank
Cichanowicz? ' "-
FRANK CICHANOWICZ,.' Chairman, Southold Town Conservatio~ Advisory
Council: We were on the railway thing a month.beCome--the Pa~nOzz~
application. ~As far as what.~s going on there the So~thold Town
Conservation Advisory Council agreed to have that-~o ahead. They
have a pre-existing dock already in existence now. 'They'-re asking
for two more pilings on that dock. They're really not-doing anything.
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: Frank, you weren't here earlier'. The problem
is that .the entire siructure, those four pilings and the hoist are
in the wa~er and-as such that's bottom land and completely under the . .
jurisdiction of the Trustees. It is not wet_land and the Town Board
has no jurisdiction.. It is c-ompletely a matter for the Trustees and
the Conservatiom Advisory Council but net for the Town Board because
it is completely in the water. It is not a wetland, it is a water~ay
and that is why we have' no jurisdiction. We're not trying-to pass
%he buck, we just don't ha~e any jurisdiction because of the actual
-placement of those pilings. .
MR. '~ICHANOWICZ: ~t's not reall~ in any Town waterways, it's almost.
. COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: 'But it isn't. ~ Will spartina grass grow there?
MR. CICHANOWICZ: You are going to be wasting a 'tot of time with
that. I wouldn't be too worried about it. Where i~ is is such
a marginal land.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: Frank, we understand what you're saying. Our
problem is we're not here to discuss the pros and cons of'this
application because as Larry indicated it's. not in our-bailiwick.'
COUNCILMAN MURPHY:- The only reason I meniion it;- I agree, I think
we shoul~:go ahead and have this resolution, j~st reall~ ~t~h~'i<D
Mrs. Pagnozzi come to a head with the Trustees. I think-, all we're
doing is delaying her and sending her around for-more permits and
I'm sure she's fed up to her neck with applicaliOns. And she"paid
for this by the way too.
Mt~S. PAGNOZZI: I'don't need the Conservation or anything?
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER: The only thing that we are talking about
here tonight is whether or not you ne~d a permit under the South01d
Town Wetlands Law which is administered by the Town-Board. That's
the only thing that we're saying tonight that you do not need. On
the hoist that is, because it is not constructed in wetlands.
MRS. PAGNOZZI: What's wetlands?
TOWN ATTORNEY TASKER: Wetlands is where certain beach grasses grow.
That would be on the shore. This is not on the shore, it is out in
the water. ..
~S. PAGNOZZI: What's with the rails?
COUNCILMAN MURDOCK: The railing does go on the shore. I-'m not even
sure if we are prepared to discuss that as yet.' I think Councilman'
Nickles had some reservations on that one after visiting the property.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: John, would you like 'to offer the resolution or
do you want to leave it in a hold state?'
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COUNCILMAN NICKLES: Well, you're asking me to offer the'resolution
to rescind or off a resolution for a negative declaration? I'd like
to do it personally, but if the Town Clerk and the Town Attorney are
tell£ng me that it's improper for us to take lead agency--continue
our lead agency if we do not have the matter before us anymore--but'
then on the other hand really if we do, what's the big deal if: we do(;
stay with the lead agency? It's beyond me.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: We're much better on big decisions.
COUNCILMAN NICKLES: I'll offer that resolution.
V. 3 On motion of Councilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman Murphy, it was
RESOLVED that pursuant to Article 8 of 'the Environmental Conservation
Law State Environmental Quality Review and 6NYCRR Part 6!7, Section
617.10 and Chapter 44 of the Code of the Town of Southold, notice is.
hereby given that the Southotd Town Board, as lead agencY for the
action'described below, has determined that the project, which is
unlisted, will not have a significant effect on the environment.~
Description of Action: ApplicatiOn 'of Agnes Pagnozzi for a wet'land
permit to attach existing dock to two new wood pilings and add two~
additional pilings for a hoist for permanent use at her proper~y
located off south side of Jockey Creek Drive, on Jockey Creek,
Southold, New York.
The project has been determined not to have a %ignificant
effect on the.'env~ronment for the following reasons:
An environmental assessment has been submitted which fndicated
that no significant adverse effect to the environment are likely to
occur should the project be implemented as planned.
Because there has been no response in the allotted time from
the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, it is
assumed ~hat there is no'objection nor comments by that agency.
Vote o~the Town'Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy,!councilma~
Murdock, Councilman. Nickles,-Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted.
On motion Councilman MurdOck, seconded hy Count';iCarUS, Murk% it
RESOLVED ~hat this Southold Tow~ Board meeting stand~!~i~ecess~ ~t'7:20
fore,the time .required to h01d th~.'folloWing-:_publiC'~i~ih'~arings~'· :
7:20'P.M. recessed from 3:35 P.M. in the m~tter:of the'amendment
of the~curr'en~ Town Budget relative to Federal-ReVe~U~ilSharing Funds.
7:25 P.M~ recessed from 3:~0 P~M. in the ~ltier of the proposed
Use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for the fiscal ye~ar beginning on
January 1~ 1982.
7:.30 P.M. in the matter of the amendment of the current Town
Budget relative to Federal Revenue Sharing Funds.
7:35 P.M. in the matter of the proposed use of Federal Revenue
Sharing Funds for'the fiscal year beginning on 4anuary 1, 1982.
Vote of the Town Board:.-Ayes: ~otkucitman Murphy, Councilman'
Murdock, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly~adopted.
Regular Town Board meeting .rec0nvened at 7:40 P.M.
4. 'Moved by :COuncilman Nickles, seconded by Councilman Murdock,
WHEREAS, Agnes Pagnozzi applied to the Southold Town Board for a
permit under-the provisions of the Wetland Ordinance of-the Town
of Southold, application, dated July 6, 1981, and
WHEREAS, said application was referred to the Southold Town Trustees
and. Southotd Town Conservation Advisory Council for their findings
and recommendations, and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was held by the Town Board with respect
to said application on the 25~h day of August, 1981, at which time
all interested persons Were given an opportunity to be heard,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Agnes Pagnozzi be and she hereby
.is granted permission Under the provisions of the Wetland Ordinance
of-the Town of Southold to construct 50 feet of marine railway in
front of her property located off south side of Jockey Creek Dr~ve,
on Jockey Creek, Southold, New York.
Vote-of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman
Murd0ck, Councilman Nickles, Councilman Drum.
This resolution {Vas declared duly adopted.
SEPTEMBER 22, 1981
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COUNCILMAN MURPHY: W+~%l move b~[~/~i~t~,~umbe~.:~;tII to Co~mmunications.
III. COMMUNICATI'ONS - COUNCILMAN MURPHY:
1. Suffolk County Coordinator replacement .(Edward Lademann);
taken off because o£ disability. We assume he will be replaced
shortly.
'2. Report concerning the water supply and marginal .water
districts. We have three in Southold Town and this is concerning .
their operation. Basically they are worried about ai least one-
man operations. (From Suffolk County Department of Health Serve'c-es.)
3. Letter from a person who signed it "Sincerely yours Fr-om
Canada". She'~ quite upset about the ferry service. She enjoyed
our town very much on her visit here and 'I think we have one of :the.
Councilmen, he could probably add a little'to the fer~y Service and
on that subject Bill Pell and myself both were'm~m~ers of th~ ~i- .
~tate Ferry Commission and the study, when it was concluded this
spring, recommendad a sum of money be set aside~ The two _governors
and the Department of Transportation set aside money ~or-.the put. chase
Of new equipment and rented or loaned to the ferry operators at 'Port
Jefferson and Orient and to be paid back out. of operating funds. .The
program was delayed and it's still being 'delayed; We have contacted
Senator Ken LaValle to see if he coul~ get the money released and i.t.'s
being delayed because there was a rider in there, a small.amount of-
money set aside for study of another site in Shoreham and ~he people
in Shoreham were so very much opposed to t~s"that the got to their
legislators and had them put the hold on the money so nothing has been
able to be done and we've lost another six months. It's a very
important means Of transportation for us out here and we are. working
to see if we can get this money released so we can get started on
these necessary improvements.
4. Request for the use of the Senior Citizen's Center. It was
approved. (Chess Club)
5. & 6. Dealing with the raiIroad concerning thei~ plans to
discontinue freight service out here. .We seem to be getting no
where in dealing with the railroad,'and they seem to be oblivious
to the east end of Long Island. I guess they have much bigger and
better things to do further to the west. (Sout'hol'd Lumber Co.,' Inc.
and Reeve Lumber' ~ Wo'odwork'ing Co., Inc.)
7. Petition requesting srreer lights and I believe we will check
these locations thav they mentioned but I believe that all of these
locations have been picked up on the survey that Henry Drum and myself
made and we are finalizing that now and these lights should be put in
because they are all in intersections and in that area there are no
lights at all. (Residents of Captain' Kidd Esta't'eS and'Sunset Knolls,
Mattituck, Ruth Road, Stanley Road, Daisy Road, Sunset Drive, Dogwood
Lane and Sunny Lane.)
8. ,Concerning a bo~t' launching ramp on the Sound. W~.!re~very
much aware of it and the need and we're very aware' and the Highway
Superintendent is very aware of the problems with it but we will try
to work out something. (From P'hil Corrado to Supervisor of the
Southold Park District.)
9. Request from the' South'old Sc'hool Di'stric.t tb 'change the
Election District 10 where these people vote in the primary or the
general election from the school--Pecon'ic' School' 't'o 'the Senior Citizen
Center because they need the school and I guess they don't want to
Close the school do~-~-on that day for the voting and both major
parties, have approved this and so it will be done.
10. From the North Fork Taxpayers Association reques%ing the
use of the 'facilities of the Senior Citizen~Youth Center for
.Oc~r 22nd to "Meet the Candidates Night". As a public service
this-has .been approved and we all will be %here._
II. --PUBLIC NOTICES - COUNCILMAN NICKLES:
1. From the New York District, corps of Engineers, application
by Orient By The Se~ Marina for maintenance dredging. Comments may
be directed to the Corps of Engineers by October 9th in writing. .
21 Also from the Corps of Engineers an application by David
Levitt f~r jetties, bulkhead, piers and dredging with beach--
nourishment, North Dumpling Island, Fishers Island. Comments' by
October 9th.
3. Department of the Army, New York District, Corps of Engineers
application by Matt A Mar Marina, Inc. for flo~ting dockS. Comments
by October 9th.
~ these no~ices are wi;th the T/ow~ Cler~ i~ yo~ ~s~ ~ ~ook
over them.
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COUNCILMAN MURPHY: That now definitely finishes the agenda that we
had prepared knd I would like to ask if any of the Councilmen,would
like to make any other comments. Larry? (Not at this time, thank
you.) Henry? (None.) John? (None.) Frank, none. I would like to
open it up to the floor if anyone would like to address the Board,
please feel free to do so'at this time. Ruth Oliva.
RUTH OLIVA, President, North Fork Environmental Council: Gentlemen
'and Lady of the Southold Town Board and citizens of the Town of
Southotd: As a.resolution,~introduced by Mr. Murphy and supported
by ~upervisor Pel!, to form a citizens commit'tee to study Southold's
waste management was not. acted upon, the North Fork Environmental
Council has been instrumental 'in organizaing a committee of seven ~
qualified citizens... These citizens have agreed to work together to
help find the answers To important concerns relative to the management
of the Town's~solid waste. Tentatively the name Chosen for this group
is Southol~d WaSt'e'Stud'y 'comm'fttee.
The S~uthold Waste Study Committee wishes to make the expertise
and experience of its members available to the Town Board in arriving
at viable and acceptzble decisions as how best to handle the wastes
Such as are now being deposited at the Town's disposal area in Cutchogue.
The New York Department of-Environmental Conservation ha's ordered that
~his disp0sal area-Lot dump--be phased out in approximately three years.
The Southold waste Study Committee is already beginning to look
into questions which need-study before a decision is made on whether
or not to accept the proposal of the Energy Development Corporation,
or any other proposal, for receiving and processing our trash and
garbage. Some of these questions relate at this time to the Energy
Development Corporation and Trofe Roc-a-Jet System which it proposes
to operate for the town.. These include:
What is ~he financial status of the Energy Develo. .... pment Corporation?
Who are' its pr'incipals?' Can the Town be confident~.~that the corporation
will-install and'oPerate the system over an exte~'ded-~riod of time -
without the Town.~having to assUme such responsibii'~t'i~s itself? What
are the record and reputation of the Trofe Corporaiio~ and its
principals? ShouKd the Trofe incineration plant be[built upon or
near the present dump. How w~ll its heavy use'of-water, affect the --.
Town's water table? What effeci will its operatiOn~kve on the
environment? To what extent have these questions been investigaged
and answered to date? ~
In addition to these questions, there are others,. Such as: To
what ex~end have alternatives to the Trofe system bee~ sought and
investigated? Could a recycling and resource recovery system serve
the Town's needs? What is to be done with the Town's scavenger
wastes--the deposits from cesspools and septic tans--which are now
deposited at ~he disposal area?
Members of the Southold Waste Study Committee are well qualified
to help find the answers to these questions. The present members are:
Martin Garrell of Mattituck, a physicist who is a college
professor who is also involved in a project at Brookhaven National
Laboratories. Mr. Garrell has already visited the Trofe plant in New
Jersey and has resently attended a special conference on waste
management.
William G. Albertson of Southold, who is vice-president of the
North Fork Bank and Trust Company and manager of the Shelter Island
branch.
Jean Tiedke of Southold, who has served the Town of Southold in
numerous ways, include as the Town's representative in opposition to
the proposed LILCO nuclear plant in Jamesport. She is a member of the
board of directors and a-past president of the League of Women Voters
of Riverhead-Southold.
E. L. Midgette of Nassau Point, a retired engineer formerly listed"~
in Who's Who, who served 12 years with the high speed machinery firm'~
of Harris Corporation after a college professional career at John's~2 ....
Hopkins University engineering school and as head of the mechanical
engineering department at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
Thomas TomaszeWski of L~urel, a physics teacher at Mattituck
High School and a partner i~ a solar energy company.
Gene P. Kinghan of Southold, head of the science department of
Shelter Island schools.
And Ruth O'l'iva of Orient, president of the North Fork Environmental
Council.
The members of the Southold Waste Study Committee are ready,
willing and able to help the Town Board in this important and urgent
matter of waste management. And we hope to work closely and cooper-
Ztively with the Town Board in all phases of this study.
8~P-TEMBER 22, 1981 ~
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: Th~nk you very much, Rut~h. -I'.m very muc~h in
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favor and I think it is a very good start for us and thank you for
your interest.
COUNCILMAN DRUM: I personally think that is the proper way ~to~ 'do it.
I think when a group of citizens have the interest I think'that, ii is
their privilege to form a committee and advise us on the Town or any
elected official. ' '~
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: I think we're starting well. John,-do you ha~e
any comments? (No.) Larry? (No.)
Anyone else in the audience like to make. any comments?
~None.)
If not, I'would like to apologize again for Such 'a mixed up day 'for
all those people who came to the many hearings and many. meetings that
we had and-didn't have and thank you for your pati~nce!and~ I entertain -
a~.motion to close.
On motion of Councilman Murphy, seconded by coUnci'lman~Drum, it was
RESOLVED that there being no further business to come before this
Town Board meeting adjournment be called at 7:55
Vote Of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman ' ' '
Nurdock, Councilman Nicktes, Councilman Drum.
This resolution was declared duly adopted..
Judith T. Terry Town Clerk