HomeMy WebLinkAboutPat Moore_114845279006Southold Zoning Update - Full Responses
Name: Pat Moore
Respondent ID: 114845279006
Q1: General Feedback: Do you feel the proposed zoning updates reflect the
needs of your community?
No / there should be greater adjustment to the code when applying setbacks and lot
coverage for undersized lots. There should be alternative setbacks and lot coverage for
lots that are affected by wetlands...apply the supplemental area setbacks for the buildable
area (reduced size of buildable area) to avoid the need for variances.
Q2: Land Use & Zoning: Do these updates make sense for how you want to see
land used in Southold?
Yes
Q3: Which zoning rules or land-use changes—if any—don’t work for you?
several- how do I submit corrections needed?
Q4: Housing & Affordability: Do the updates support the kind of housing you
believe Southold needs?
No
Q5: What—if anything—would make housing options better for you and your
neighbors?
tiny houses and stop adding extra restrictions to accessory apartments for family or
affordables. Allow building accessory apartments in accessory structures without the 3
year CO condition
Q6: Natural Resources & Environmental Protection: Do these updates
adequately protect Southold’s natural resources, such as water, wildlife, and
woodlands?
Yes
Q7: If not, what else would you like to see in the zoning code for environmental
conservation?
too restrictive! humans should be able to live here too.
Q8: Community Character & Historic Preservation: Do these zoning updates
help retain the character of the Southold you know and love?
Yes
Q9: If not, what do you think could be improved to preserve Southold’s unique
charm?
too restrictive
Q10: Traffic, and Safety. Do the proposed zoning updates adequately address
concerns related to traffic congestion and pedestrian safety?
Yes
Q11: If not, what changes would you recommend to improve or prevent further
traffic congestion and improve pedestrian safety in Southold?
too much micromanaging...
Q12: Support for Agriculture: Do the zoning updates provide sufficient
protections for Southold’s farming industry and farmland preservation?
Yes
Q13: If not, what changes would you suggest to further support agriculture and
prevent the conversion of farmland to non-agricultural uses?
allow agricultural uses, including agro-tourism and wineries without Zoning Board
involvement
Q14: Economic Development: Will the proposed zoning changes foster
sustainable economic development while balancing environmental and
community concerns?
Yes
Q15: If not, how could the zoning updates better support the local economy
and businesses?
there is no imagination....anything creative is stopped by the building department
Q16: Additional Comments
How do we submit comments and corrections?
Q17: Demographic & Contact Info. Click this link to enter your email if you'd like
to receive updates on meetings and future drafts.
Pat Moore / pcmoore@mooreattys.com / Southold
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