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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMt Beulah AveTO THE TOWN 8U?ERINTENBENT OF HIOI.-13{A¥S OF THE TOlq~] OF f3OUTHO] which highway passes through the lands who consents to the abandonment of Dated November 9, 1914. The undersigned, an inhabitant of the Town of Southold, and liable to be assessed for highway taxes in the Town of Southold, hereby applies to you to discontinue that part of the highway in said Town known as Mount Beulah Avenue, bounded and described as follows: ~ On the north by the southerly line of Sound View Avenue as it existed before it was altered on October 1, 1914; on the east by the' easterly s~de of Mount Beulah Avenue; on the south by the northerly side of sound View' Avenue, as altered on the first day of October, 1914; and on ithe west by the westerly side of Mount Beulah Avenue, as ishown on a map of proposed alteration of Sound View Avenue, surveyed by Halsey & Van Tuyl on January 1§, 1914, and July 11, 1914, and filed in theof£ice of the Town Clerk of Southold,~on the ground that said part of said highway has been abandoned, and the necessity therefor no longer exists, of Alfred H. Oosden, such highway. KN~ ALL MEN ~ THESE PRESENTS, That I, ALFRED H. OOSDEN, of Southold, Suffolk 0o~ty, New York, for and in consideration of the sM Of One Dollar ($1.00), receipt whereof is here~ acknowledged, do hereby consent that that part of the highw~'knOwn as Mount Beulah Avenue, bonded on the north by the sout~rly line of Sound View Avenue as it existed ~fore it was altered on October 1, 1914; on the east ~ the easterly side of Mo~t Beulah Avenue; on the south ~ the northerly side of 9ound ~ Avenue, as altered on .the first day of October, 1914; and on the west by the westerly side of Mount Beulah Avenue, as shown on a my of proposed alteration of So~d View ~enue, surveyed ~ Halsey & Van Tuyl on January 1§, 1914, and July 11, 1914, ~d filed in the office of the Town Clerk of Southold, which highway crosses my premises in the TOE of SOuthold, Oo~ty of Suffolk, be discontinued pursuant tothe application of Alfred H. Oosden, dated the 9th day of November, 1914, and ! ~ HEREBY ~ELEASE said Town from all d~ages by reason of discontinuing such part of said highway through my premises. IN WITNESS ~EREOF, ! have hereunto set my hand and seal this~th day of November, 1914. STATE OF Ooun~y of~ i SS. On thi~-e day of November, 1914, before me, the subscriber, personally appeared Alfred H. Ooeden, .to me personally known to be the same person described in and who executed the foregoing consent, and he duly acknowledged to me that he executed the same. The undersigned, Town Superintendent of Highwayel of the Town of ~outhold, having met with the Town Board of the Town of ~cuthold, hnd having heard the allegations both in favor of and in opposition to the discontinuance of part of the highway, known as Mount Beulah Avenue, now, upon the written application of Alfred H. ~osden, a person liable to be assessed for highway labor in said Town, which app~icatio~ is hereto annexed, and the written consent of the Town Board of said Town having been given, as prescribed by law, which is hereto annexed, and the releases from damages having been executed bY the owners of the land through which that part of Mount Beulah Avenue which it is proposed to discontinue passes, which are hereto annexed, the consideration paid to any one claimant for such damage, not exceeding One hundred Dollars, and to all the claimants not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars, and after due deliberation having been had thereon~ if~fOun~ that that part of Mount'Beulah Avenue which it is proposed to discontinue has become useless since it was laid out, on account off the fact that the course of Bound View Avenue where it is met by Mount Beulah Avenue has been moved southerly, and that there is no necessity for Mount Beulah Avenue to extend northerly of Sound View Avenue; and it is hereby ORDERED AND DETERMINED that that part of the highway in the Town of 8outhold, known aa Mount Beulah Avenue, bounded and described as follows: 'On the north by the southerly line of Bound View Avenue as it existed be- fore it was altered on October 1, 1914; on the east by the easterly side of Mount Beulah Avenue; on the south by the northerly side off 5ound View Avenue, as altered on the first day of October, 1914; and on the west by the westerly side o~ Mount Beulah Avenue, as shown on a map of proposed altera- tion of Sound View Avenue, surveyed by Halse~ & Van ?uyl on January 15, 1914, and July 11, 1914, and filed in the office of the ?own Olerk of 5outhold,· be discontinued. Dated this day of ~ 1914. TOwn ~uperintendent of Highways of the Town of Southold. At a meeting of the Town Board of 8outhold Town held at ~ in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, on the tg" day of W~-~// 1914. Pre sent: WILLIAM B. REEVE, WILLIAM W. ~RIFFING, .B~. YOUNG Justices of the Peace. WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS, Olerk. GEORGE H. FLEET, ~uperintendant of Highways. We, the undersigned, having met and considered the applicationof Alfred H. Oosden todiecontinue a part of the highway in said Town, known as Mount ~eulah Avenue, as set forth in his application hereto annexed, dated November 9, 1914, and having heard the allegations in favor of such proposed discontinuance, and after due deliberation thereon, hereb~ consent that the Town Superintendent of Highways of the Town of 8outhold make an order discontinuing that part of the highway in said Town, known as Mount Beulah Avenue, bounded and described as follows: 'On the north by the southerly line of Sound View Avenue as it existed before it was altered on October 1, 1914; on the east b~ the easterly side of Mount Beulah Avenue; on the so~th by the northerly side of Sound View Avenue, as altered on the first day of October, 1914; and on the west b~ the westerly side of Mount Beulah Avenue, as shown on a map of proposed alteratioz of ~ound View Avenue, surveyed by Halsey & Van Tuy~ on Jan- usry 1§, 1914, and July 11, 1914, and filed in the office of the Town Olerk of 5outhold.' Supervisor. Justices of the Peace. Town Olerk. Town Superintendent.