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SOUND SHORE ROAD
RIVERHEAD,NEW YORK 11901
(516)727-5600
June 15, 1982
Mr. William R. Pell, III
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Supervisor, Southold Town F_ 1z 0V
Main Road JUN O 51982 -3
Southold, NY 11971
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Dear Supervisor Pell: `� � SOUTHO—W
I 'm sure you are aware of Northville' s recent efforts to
find a new home in Mattituck Inlet. Our latest attempt involves
Joseph Cavaliere. Mr. Lavaliere -has applied for necessary
permits to construct ,a,-dock-- suitable for Northville on his
Matti-tuck property. The N_ew York--State Department of Environmental
Conservation will hold a hearing in your town hall on June 24 to
consider Mr. Cavaliere ' s application.
Because this application is important to Northville I would
like to request that the Town- Board support it favorably at the
.June 24 hearing.
Although Northville contributes little financially to the
Town of Southold, our operations in Mattituck have provided a
definate benefit to the town. The attached clippings and state-
ments show that over the years Northville has unselfishly contributed
its manpower and material in time of need.
New equipment now enables us to provide -an even greater
potential benefit to Southold. In addition to search and rescue
and fire fighting capability our inventory now includes the
equipment necessary to protect Mattituck Inlet from the intrusion
of spilled oil--whatever the source. (Last summer we provided
needed oil sorbents to clean up a third party oil spill within
the Inlet) .
I hope that consideration of these facts will enable you to
support our effort to become a Southold taxpayer.
Sincerely,
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R. Dudl C, ie cf ®�
P s wt.c. T.B.
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File
Questions most frequently asked about the Joseph Cavaliere
application and Northville' s participation.
1. Why does Northville have to use Mattituck Inlet?
Because it is the only safe harbor within 22 miles of
Northville' s Riverhead facility. Exclusion from Mattituck
would mean a 400% increase in Northville ' s marine operating
expense and appreciably:decrease-fhe safety of its marine
personnel. Mattituck provides a location which is :
A) the shortest distance to break ice in the winter.
B) safe in all weather.
C) close to the offshore tanker berth.
D) central to the homes of the marine personnel.
2. Northville has moved several times in the past. Why do they
want to move again?
Previous moves occurred because the owners of waterfront
property Northville was using sought to expand their business .
The result was increased exposure and inconvience to
Northville' s operations. A new location was sought. This
has happened three times in the past. It is happening again,
now.
Previously, there was always an alternative location available.
Today, changes in ownership of Mattituck property have
eliminated most alternatives . Northville must make an arrang-
ments which provides for eventual ownership or perpetual
lease to insure a stable, long-term mooring site. Their
present landlord is unwilling to sell or perpetually lease
the desired dock space.
3. What does Northville do for Southold/Mattituck Inlet?
A) Search and rescue:
Provides a 601 , all weather, radar and 'radio equipped boat,
with a crew on-call 24 hrs . a day, available at the
request of local authorities to assist in search and
rescue operations. Northville ' s search and rescue record
includes numerous unsolicited responses to vessels in
distress as well as responses to requests for assistance
from local Police Departments and the U.S. Coast Guard_
B) Fire fighting:
Provides a 60 ' boat available for callout by Mattituck Fire
Department to fight waterfront or boat fires in Mattituck
Creek. The capabilities of the boat were demonstrated -on
May 13 (as published in the Suffolk Times , May 20) .
C) Salvage:
Northville operates a crane barge capable of removing
sunken boats from the channel -- as they did in 1969 .
D) Location encourages boaters to slow down when entering
the Inlet.
E) Maintain open channel in inlet during icing conditions_
4. What will this move do for Southold?
A) Increase tax revenues.
B) Provides for continuing availability of capabilities
described above.
C) Improve the appearance and housekeeping of the Cavaliere
property.
D) Provide a 5mph village ordinance speed limit sign' at NS-C
expense.
5. Will this move interfere with navigation?
No. The proposal would relocate Northville ' s operations to
a site where its equipment would be alaout 30 ' further from
the channel than it is now. Relocation of Northville' s
facility to the Cavaliere property will reduce the amount of
time their vessels spend using the channel.
6. Will Northville own the property?
The lease agreement calls for purchase by Northville within
the next 10 years. Northville will retain ownership until
the Riverhead Terminal closes (some time after 2020) . The
Town of Southold will have a first-refusal option if and
when Northville decides to sell the property.
7. Will Northville handle oil there?
The only oil Northville has ever handled in Mattituck was
fuel for our boats. We conduct no commerical activities in
the inlet. Northville ' s Mattituck operations are a liability
(expense) to the company. They exist only "to support the
Riverhead tanker facility. The company has never made any
income from Mattituck Inlet.
8. Will the project damage the environment?
There will be a temporary disturbance of about 110 ft. of
shoreline, and the permanent removal and/or filling about
7000 square feet o: marsh. A new shoreline will be constructed
of rock rip-rap and reseeded with marsh grass. 9000 square
feet of marsh will be preserved.
Northville' s activities in Mattituck are non-polluting. T-nere
is no long-term environmental impact associated with their
operations .
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MAY 2 8 1982
Clerk Southold State of New York
Town DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
COMBINED NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION AND PUBLIC HEARING
Applicant: JOSEPH CAVALIER AND PETERSEN TOW N, CORPORATION BY ENCONSULT-
ANTS, INC. , 64 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968
Project: DREDGE 5250± CUBIC YARDS OF' WETLANDS AREA; PLACE: FILL, SHORE-
LINE RIP-RAP, CONSTRUCT 30 FOOT BY 370 FOOT ROADWAY, PLANT
SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA, CREATE 60 FOOT BY 100 FOOT MOORING AREA,
CONSTRUCT 125 FEET OF 4 FOOT WIDE AND 270 FEET OF 3 FOOT WIDE
TIMBER WALKWAYS, AND INCLINED RAMPS, INSTALL DIESEL FUEL STOR-
AGE TANK AND PROVIDE WATER POWER AND TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
CONSTRUCT 1401- FEET OF TIMBER BULKHEAD AS WELL AS A STORAGE
TRAILER AND PARKING AREA.. LOCATED SOUTH SIDE OF MATTITUCK
CREEK, 2,200± FEET FROM THE MOUTH OF MATTITUCK INLET, MATTITUCK,
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK
Permits: Tidal Wetlands, Protection of Waters, 10-82-0045, 10-82-0279
Hearing: An adjudicatory hearing upon the application will be held on
JUNE 24, 1982' AT 10:00 A.M . IN THE SOUTHOLD TOWN HALL, 53095
MAIN ROAD, SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK 11971
Document All filed documents are available for inspection at the Depart-
Availability: ment of Environmental Conservation, Office of Hearings, Room 213,
Bldg. 40, SUNY, Stony Brook, NY 11794, Telephone (516) 751-7900
Filing for Party status to participate at the adjudicatory public hearing
Party Status: held by the Department of Environmental Conservation will be
accorded only to those persons who can provide a clear demonstr-
ation of social, economic, or environmental interests which are
likely to be affected by the proposed project. All persons,
groups, corporations, or agencies desiring party status at the
adjudicatory hearing must file a specific statement in writing
containing precise grounds for opposition, support, or interest
for the project, including the nature of the argument and evid-
ence which the person intends to present at the hearing and any
other matter believed relevant. ALL FILINGS REQUESTING PARTY
STATUS TO APPEAR AT THE ADJUDICATORY PUBLIC HEARING MUST BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF HEARINGS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS NO LATER
THAN THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 181) 1982.
SEQRA Pursuant to Part 617 of the Departments implementing regulations
Status: for the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") , it has
been determined that this Project will NOT have a significant
effect on the environment.
Statutory Pursuant to Environmental Conservation Law Article 70 (Uniform
and Procedures) and Article 3, Title 3 (General Functions) applic-
Regulatory ations for the above Permits have been filed under Article 15
Provisions:' (Protection of Water) ; Article 25 (Tidal Wetlands) ; and pursu-
ant to the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations
T of the State of New York ("61TY'CRR") Part 621 (Uniform Procedures)
and Part 608 (Use and Protection of Waters) ; Part 661 (Tidal
Wetlands--Land Use Regulations) ; and Part 624(Permit Hearing
Procedures)
Parties having interest in this Project are urged to attend or be represented
either individually or collectively at the hearing and to submit pertinent
testimony and/or exhibits to insure consideration of all positions and issues.
TheiDepartment's Decision will be based solely on the hearing record.
If no objections are filed by June 18, 1982, the hearing may be cancelled.
The hearing may also be cancelled if the filed objections are withdrawn or
resolved.
A. Marshall Irving '
Administrative Law Juage
Stony Brook, New York
May 2.5, 1982
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New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Ad&
Regulatory Affairs Unit oboe
Building 40, SUNY
Stony Brook, NY 11794
516-751-7900 RECEIVED Robert F. Flacke
Commissioner
MAY 2 81982
May 20, 1982
Town Clerk Southold
Ms. Judith T. Terry
Town Clerk
Tara of Southold
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 728
Southold, NY 11971
Re: SEQRA Lead Agency and Determi-
nation of Significance Application
for wetland permits by Enconsultants
for Joseph Cavalier to dredge and
create a mooring facility for
commercial vessels at Mattituck
Creek, Southold, NY
Dear Ms. Terry:
I am writing in response to your letter of February 10, 1982, and
our recent phone conversatacns regarding establishment of lead agency
and determination of significance in accordance with SEQRA.
Although this project is opposed by staff of our Bureau of Tidal
Wetlands due to its likely destruction of wetlands, we nevertheless
feel that the scope and magnitude of the wetland and water-related
impacts do not require preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement
as thsse impacts will be thoroughly addressed in our normal permit review
procedures.
I have been in contact with Mr. Paul Stoutenberg, President of the
Town Trustees and he told me that the Trustee's concern for the project
is not with the wetlands but with the creation of a possible hazard to
navigation. I informed him of another application by the adjacent land-
owners, Petersen Towing Comoration, for a similar project of which he
was already aware (application also made to the Town Trustees) . I also
stated we intend to schedule a combined hearing for both these projects
to coincide with a map change hearing to amend our Tidal Wetland map for
-this area,
Ms. Judith T. Terry Page 2
As you can see the project is somewhat involved and has generated
considerable public and agency interest which should properly be
resolved through the public hearing process. Therefore, to expedite_
the administrative process we will not require an EIS and agree with
your preliminary determination of non-significance.
Thank you for your continued cooperation with regard to these
matters.
Sincerely,
David De Ridder
Associate Environmental Analyst
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cc: D. Larkin
A. Irving
C. Hamilton
P. Stoutenberg, Southold Town Trustees
Col. W. Smith, USAGE
N. Chupp, USDD:D, Fish and Wildlife Service
R. Manna
R. Haje, Eneonsultants Inc.
D. Cole
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TELEPHONE
RECEIVE® (516)765-1801
BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
MAY 1 1 �9�� Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box las
'Gown Clerk Southold Southold, New York 11971
May 11, 1982
Mrs. Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk
Town Hall
Southold, New York
Dear Mrs. Terry:
The following action was taken by the Board of Southold Town
Trustees at a regular meeting held May 4, 1982 :
RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board to hold in
abeyance decision on the Wetland Application #86 of Joseph
Cavalier until the Trustees hear from the DEC and Army Corps
of Engineers.
Yours truly,
Paul Stoutenburgh, President
Southold Town Trustees
SOUTHOLD TOWN
RECEIVED CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
MAY 71982 Southold, N. Y.
Town Clerk Southold 7 May 1982
Mrs. Judith Terry, Town Clerk
Town Hall
Southold, NY 11971
Dear Mrs. Terry:
The following action was taken by the Southold Town
Conservation Advisory Council at a regular meeting held
April 27, 1982.
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Application #92 by Patrick Carrig for Barbara Radar/ to
construct a floating dock, ramp and catwalk. The Council will
approve this application only if the existing catwalk is elevated
2 1/2 feet above the high water mark in the same ,manner as the
proposed extension. The existing catwalk is now'' in violation
as it is laying on the grass .
Application #93 by Enconsultants, Inc. for Petersen Towing
Corporation will be tabled until Application #86 by Enconsultants ,
Inc. , Joseph Cavalier answers the request of the Council for
more information. Both applicant' s properties will be reinspected
again.
RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board approval of
the wetland application #94 by Ellen and Eugene G. Steigerwald to
construct a catwalk, ramp with handrails and floating dock.
RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board approval of
the Wetland Application #95 by Gerald P. McGinty to install float-
ing dock and catwalk into Long Creek from applicants property.
Yours truly,
FRANK CICHANOWICZ III
By Jane Moffatt, Secretary
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES
EN®CONS L , , INC.
64 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTHAMPTON, NEW YORK 11968 516-283-6360
April 12, 1982
Southold Town Board of Trustees
Town Hall
Main Road
Southold, N.Y. 11971
Re: Joseph Cavalier with Northville Industries, Inc.
Dear Sirs:
I regret that circimstances beyond my control prevented me from
attending your meeting of April 7, 1982 at which you further discussed
the above referenced application. Captain John Dudley of Northville and
Dr. Thomas Samuels both attended and informed me of the discussion which
took place.
The Board recommends that more of the point be removed so that
vessels moored there will be further south. This poses a problem to
Northville due to the type and size of the craft to be moored there
and the configuration of the parcel.
As can be seen from the survey with which you have been supplied,
the width of the parcel decreases as one progresses southward. Therefore,
the more of the point which is removed, the closer to the property line
vessels would be moored until the point when they would extend over it
which would be an infringment upon the rights of the adjacent owner.
As presently proposed, a 30' x 85' barge would be tied parallel to
the main section of the dock. A 20' work boat would be tied to the westerly
25' n-s section of the dock in a n-s direction. Assuming the dock and dredging
were to be moved to the south further, it would not be possible to accomodate
these vessels in this manner. A significant inconvenience of breasting
the smaller work boat to the barge would result where it would have to be
moved every time the barge was moved.
Southold Town Trustees 2
The amount of the point to.be removed was determined by taking
into account the vessels which will use the facility and the impact of
the project upon navigation and the environment. It can be shown that
vessels to be moored under the proposed conditions will extend no further
into the waters of Mattituck Creek than the present shoreline and that
no impediment to navigation will accrue.
Due to these special circimstances, we request that you consider
our original application unchanged.
I shall shortly apply to you and other regulatory agencies
for a dredging and dock project on the Petersen property directly to the
east of the Cavalier parcel. While I can understand your desire to review
both at the same time, I believe it would be unfair to both parties
if approval of one would be contingent upon approval of the other. The
proposed usage differs as do other conditions. Therefore, each should
stand on its own merits.
Please accept these .comments in your further review of the
proposal and contact me with a date for any future meetings.
Sincerely,
Roy L. Haje
CC: Capt. Dudley
BOAR 9 STEES.
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Telephone
516-765-1935 RECEIVE®
APR 91982 South o . 11971
Town Clerk Southold
April 9, 1982
Mrs. Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk
Town Hall
Southold, New York
Dear Mrs. Terry:
The following action was taken by the Board of Southold Town
Trustees at a regular meeting held April 7, 1982 :
RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board to hold in
abeyance decision on the Wetland Application, #86, of Joseph
Cavaliere until the application of Howard Petersen is filed so
as to deal with the two applications at the same time.
Yours truly,
Paul Stoutenburgh, President
Southold Town Trustees
March 30, 1982
Jose Almodovar, Corps of Army Engineers, has made a, preliminary
investigation of the Joseph Cavalier property and finds the proposed
project does not effect navigation; however there is a question of
the wetlands. He will submit his report to his office today.
SOUTHOLD TOWN
CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
Southold,,N. Y.
25 February 1982
Mrs. Judith Terry, Town Clerk
Town Hall
Southold, NY 11971
Dear Mrs. Terry:
The following action has been taken by the Southold Town Conservation
Advisory Council at a regular meeting held February 23, 1982.
RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board approval of the wetland
application of Friedrich Krug #87 to replace timber bulkhead in same location
and configuration and backfill with clean sand fill to be trucked in from up-
land source.
Application #86, Joseph Cala7ier to create a mooring for commercial vessels
be tabled until the Conservation Advisory Council receives more information.
Upon visiting the site the Council found there were no reference points, no
way of knowing where the MHW mark is. The Council recommends everything be
staked out. Where will the dredging begin? Where is the planting of marsh
grass going to be? How will the fill be retained?
Application #85, Cheryl Pagnozzi was reviewed by the Council and has
been approved.
Application #82, Matt-A-Marr Marina has been approved by the Council,
and they recommend a permit not be required.
Yours truly,
FRANK CICHANOWICZ III, CHAIRMAN
By Jane Moffatt, Secretary
March 10, 1982
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Call from David DeRidder, D.E.C. , Stony Brook re: Joseph Cavalier
wetland application. They have asked him to submit long form
E. I . S . and ask that we wait until their determination before
passing a Negative Declaration.
J. T.
BOAR n STEES
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Telephone
516-765-1938
South o . 11971
RECEIVER
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,own Clerk Southold
March 5, 1982
Mrs. Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk
Town Hall
Southold, New York 11971
Dear Mrs. Terry:
The following action was taken by the Board of Southold Town
Trustees at a regular meeting held March 2, 1982 :
RESOLVED to table until the next meeting the referral from tt
the Town Board of Wetlands Application, #86, of Joseph
Cavalier to construct a dock, ramp, bulkhead and to dredge in
Mattituck Creek, as the paries involved were not present.
Yours truly,
Paul Stoutenburgh, President
Southold Town Trustees
JUDITH T.TERRY c ' �,
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TOWN CLERKS (516)765-1801
REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 728
Southold, New York 11971
February 10, 1982
Mr. David DeRidder
Environmental Analysis Unit
N.Y.S . Dept . of Environmental Conservation
Building 40, SUNY - Room 219
Stony Brook, New York 11794
Dear Mr . DeRidder :
Enclosed is application of Enconsultants, Inc, for Joseph
Cavalier for a wetland permit and Short Environmental Assessment
Form pertaining to the same.
This project is unlisted and our initial determination
of non-significance has been made and we wish to coordinate
this action to conform our initial determination in our role
as lead agency.
May we have your views on this matter. Written comments
on this project will be received at this office until March 1,
1982 . We shall interpret your lack of response to mean there
is no objection by your agency.
Very truly yours,
Judith T. Terry
Town Clerk
Enclosures
cc: Commissioner Flacke
Southold Town Building Department
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TOWN CLERK ", a;' (516) 765-1801
REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS
Southold, L. I., N. Y. 11971
January 25, 1982
To Whom It May Concern:
Attached hereto is Environmental Assessment Form completed by
Enconsultants, Inc. for Joseph Cavalier in connection with his wetland
application no. 86 for a wetland permit. Permission is requested to
build mooring for commercial vessels at Mattituck Creek, Mattituck,
New York.
Judith T. Terry
Town Clerk
Posted on Town Clerk' s Bulletin Board on 1/25/82
TOWN OF SOU_THOLD.-
SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM
INSTRUCTIONS :
(a-)—In order to answer the questions in this short EAF it is assumed
that the preparer will use currently available information concerning the
project and the likely impacts of the action. It is not expected that
.additional studies, research or other investigations will be undertaken.
(b) If any question has been answered Yes the project may be
significant and 'a completed Environmental Assessment Form is necessary .
(c.) If all questions have been answered No it is likely that this
project- is not significant .
(d) Environmental Assessment '
1 . Will project result in a large physical change
to the project site or physically alter more
than 10 acres of land? . Yes No
2 . Will there be a major change to any unique or
unusual land form found on the site? . . . . . . . . . . Y.es No
3 . Will project alter or have a large effect on
existing body of water? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . Yes No
4. Will project have a potentially large impact
on groundwater quality? Yes * No
5. Will project significantly effect drainage
flow on adjacent sites? . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . Yes No
6 . Will project affect any threatened or
endangered plant or animal species? . . . . . . . . . . . Yes No
7. Will project result in a major adverse effect
on air quality? . . . . . . . . . . . . . YesNo
8 . Will project have a major effect" on visual -
character of the community or scenic views .or
vistas known to be important to the community? Yes No
9 . Will project adversely impact any - site or
structure of historic, prehistoric or
paleontological importance or any -site
desi.gnated7d's a critical environmental area
bya local agency? . . . . . . . . . . .: . . . . . .. . . . . . . Yes No
10 . Will project have amajor effect on existing
or future recreational opportunities? . _ . . . . . . . Yes No
11 . Will project result in major traffic problems
or cause a major effect to existing
transportation systems? . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Yes No
12 . Will project regularly cause objectionable
odors, noise, glare, vibration, or electrical
disturbance as a result of the project ' s
operation? . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . Yes No
13 . Will project have any impact on public health
or .safety? . . . . . . . �
. . . Yes I —No
14. Will project affect the existing community by
directly causing a growth in permanent-
population of more than 5 percent over a one
year period or have a major negative effect
on the character of the -community or
neighborhood? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yes No
15 . Is there public controversy concerning the
project? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .—YesJNo
PREPARER ' S SIGNATURE
REPRESENTING_ DATE I/ / c
Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 728
Soutliold, New York 11971
JUDITH T TERRY 'ti' `Rr TELEPHONE
TOWN CLERK _F t
(516)765-1801
REGISTRAR OI'VITAL S1 A-I ISTICS OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
January 25, 1982
Mr. Frank Cichanowicz III , Chairman
Conservation Advisory Council
Southold Town Hall
Southold, New York 11971
Dear Mr. Cichanowicz :
Transmitted herewith is application no. 86 for a
wetland permit submitted by Enconsul,tants, Inc. for
Joseph Calalier.
Please prepare a written report of findings and
recommendations with respect to this application.
Very truly yours ,
Judith T. Terry
Town Clerk
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Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 728 ,
Southold, New York 11971
JUDITH T TERRY �•'
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TOWN CLERK
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(516)765-1801
REGISTRAR 01'VITAL SI.N TISTICS OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
January 25, 1982
M:�. Paul Stoutenburgh, ._President
Board of Southold Town Trustees
Southold Town Hall
Southold, New York 11971 ”
Dear Mr. Stoutenburgh :
Transmitted herewith is application no. 86 for a
wetland permit submitted by En-Consultants, Inc. for .
Joseph Cavalier.
Please prepare a written report of findings and
recommendations with respect to this application.
Very truly yours,
Judith T. Terry
Town Clerk
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JUDITH T.TERRY ' rf "
qpy "' TELEPHONE
TOWN CLERK
(516)765-1801
REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS
OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 728
Southold, New York 11971
January 25, 1982
Southold Town Board
Southold Town Hall
Southold, New York 11971
Gentlemen:
Transmitted herewith is application no . 86 for a
wetland permit submitted by En,Consulta,nts, Tnc. Xor
Joseph Cavalier,
Copies of this application have been forwarded to
the Board of Town Trustees and Conservation Advisory
Council on this date for their report of findings and
recommendations .
Very truly yours,
Judith T. Terry
Town Clerk
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Enclosures
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Town Of Southold
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Town Clerk's Office
RECEIVED Southold, N. Y.
OAN 2.2 1982
Town CIO* Sm"d
APPLICATION FOR WETLANDS PERDZIT
Application No. .....9.. .................... Date of ApplicationJanuary 20, 1982 .
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Identity of Applicant En-Consultants, Inc. for Joseph..Cavalier, 2022 Central Rd. , Fort Lee,
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Address of Applicant .,,64 North. Main. St,:.,. Southampton. ;}�.. N.,...y....,���.6$...............................
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PERMIT
A. This application is to be completely filled in by typewriter or ink and submitted to the Town
Clerk in quadruplicate, accompanied by writter permission from the owner of the property if not
the some as the applicant.
B. Pilot Plan must be drown to scale on the reverse side of this application showing the location
of property, the names and locations of owners of adjoining properties, and a detailed description
of proposed project. (Note: Copies of the Pilot Plan may be made by a copy machine and attached
to the Permit Application)
C. No operation shall be initiated by the applicant until all permits that are required are issued.
D. A detailed statement of the rehabilitation and proposed condition of the premises after the
work is completed must be given, including a survey if required.
E. If permit is being sought for a more sizeable excavation than the construction of a private
single dock or jetty, then this application must be accompanied by a survey and topographical map
certified by a registered land survey or Professional Engineer. The horizontal control of survey
shall be based upon an approval local coordinate system. The vertical control for elevation and sound-
ings shall be based upon United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and/or United States Geological
Survey datum.
F. A statement must accompany the application describing any known prior operations conducted
on the premises in question and whether any prior licenses or permits have been issued to erect
structures or to dredge or deposit fill on said premises and whether any such permits or licenses
were ever revoked or suspended by a governmental agency.
G. A filing fee of $25.00 shall accompany the application. This filing fee includes one inspection,
there is a $5.00 fee for each additional inspection.
H. The Town Board upon request t e applicant f r a permit, may waive in whole or in part,
the provisions of Article II, Section9illsubdivisions 6 and Orwhere it finds that nature of the
proposed operations are such that 'the requirements of such provisions are not necessary for a
proper consideration of a permit application.
I. Upon approval of this application the Town Clerk will issue a permit to the applicant. Such
,permit shall be available for inspection at any time, upon request.
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Examined .................................................. 19.......
Approved ................................................................
Disapproved ...........................................................
Conditions, if any .................................................................................................................................
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ExaminingBody ....................................................,................................................................................
Signatureof Chairman .........................................................................................................................
APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE to the Town Board of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County,
New York, for the issuance of a permit pursuant to the Laws, Ordinances and Regulations govern-
ing the Coastal and Interior Wetlands, Flood Plains and Drainage Areas of the Town of Southold:
Permitrequested to ..........................(SEE„ATTACHED)...........................................................................
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Location of property for which permit wanted.......... lgtgu.gjkTq��„q S,qu1r 4,],�. ...................
Suffolk County, N. Y.
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Home address of permit applicant if different from aforesaid location ...:..........................................
2022 Central Road, Fort Lee, N. J. 07024
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Creek, Bay or Harbor fronting property ...................... Mattituck..Creek
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Size of proposed work:
Length ..60.-...........
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Width100±............................................................................................................................................
Height Above High Water ......�Maximuin:for..ramp)..........................................................................
Depth Below Low Water ... ...for
..dr6dging).. ................................................................................
3 000 =
Yardsto be Excavated ...�.............�;:,,Y..:..................................................................................................
Yardsto be Filled .K/A............................................................................................................................
Width of canal, creek or bay fronting property.....................200,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Depthat Low Tide KQW.Q.....................................,................................................................................
Average Rise in Tide 6�.....................
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Is this for private or business use? . Business.. ............ ...............................
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AreaZoning Industrial....................................... ...............................................................................
Manner in which material will be removed or deposited .....Clamshell Crane
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Intended use of property Mooring commercial work boats
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Written consent of owner of property, if not the same as the applicant .ATTACKED,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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COUNTY OF SUFFOLK SS:
STATE OF NEW YORK )
.........—R9Y..L:..Haj.e................................................................................... being duly sworn deposes
and says that he is the applicant for the above described permit, and that all statements contained
herein are true to the best of his knowledge and belief; that the work will be done in the manner set
forth in this application and as may be approved by the Town Board of the Town of 'Southold.
The applicant agrees to hold the Town of Southold and the Town Board' harmless and free from
any and all damages and claims arising under or by virt of sai a it, if granted.
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Signatu o Applicant
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Sworn to before me this .... ..........................
dayof ....... .................... ....................... 19.
NotaryPublic
CATHERINE INGOGLIA
Notary Public, State of New York
Residing in Suffolk Co. No. 4679842
Commission Expires Larch 30, 199X
Description for Joseph Cavalier
Create a mooring for commercial vessels as follows:
1.Remove 3,000 c.y. of granular material from existing shore and upland
to create a mooring area approximately 100 ft. by 60 ft. Proposed depth of
dredging will be 7. ft. below MLW.
2. Stablize shoreline by use of stone rip-rap and Spartina alterniflora
plantings in upper half of intertidal area to be created.
3. Install 4 ft. wide timber walkway supported on pilings as pedestrian
access to boats.
4. Install two 6' by 40' ramps to provide vehicular access to boats.
5. Spoil to be placed on adjacent upland graded and topped with bluestone
to provide access drive and parking area.
6. Install diesel fuel storage tank for use of boats and bring water
power and telephone connections to site. A storage trailor is also to be
placed on adjacent upland.
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Northville Sound Shore Road(P.O. Box 111)' Telex 96-1415
Ig� Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 TWX 510 46�3�1
dustries (516)727.5600 NORTHVILL ELU
Corp.
19(,7 1969 ?
WaYzof f In
` Rescue Role "
Northville Dock Corporation's s
motor launch, "Wa}zoff' capped
an unscheduled busy weekend in
which it effected t-so rescues with ;
a third one to start its regular; t Sunday night when the cruiser t t
_ han take the tame {o bring it
routine work week. t "Silver ' Dolphin" reported -at -Used,*normally,"normal: to assist the Naugl' around to the Sound, and know-
Y. , b es Dock s@eir,g a" 23 toot In of Northville's '
mooring operations of ocean-go- sailboat in trouble, DeFriest was g Piot 1'ioat; put
-ing tankers delivering their car- again called upon to go to the, in a call to the oil storage coin- i
goes to NorthviIles off-shore oil _ `rescue. Ile together w i t h the pany. Northville immediately--
lines, the•"Wayzoff"' was twice ;same crew, located- D S Camp patched its, by Dow,.veteran life-
called upon for rescue missions bell's "Cygnus'' ou� of Stratford, {saving crew on yet another er-.
on Long Island Sound during the s 'Conn, disabled with a broken rud
_ _ _ — _ Eder and anchored in the heavyrand. On board the rescued boat
storms+end win$y wea r of were Mr and.Mrs Frederick Nail-
`- `_ seas off-shone. A line; was put lei` of Waterford, , Conn, their.
Saturday.and Sun0ay August 28 aboard t h e wallowing sailboat daughter and a young guest. The
and 29 and on Monday;August 30 end she was towed to a safe ha-
put out again to aid the occupants �en in Mattituck. group had been at sea since the ;
t afternoon before and since the ,
of a boat which bad been- floun- On Monday, the Riverhead Po- rough surf raised the propeller of '•
dering since the previou_S� after- ice received a call from two un- its auxiliaaryry outboard out of the
noon. _ - denheed swimmers who had water, had\ ancbore� throughout
' reached a boat so o r
Late Saturday•e v e n i m g the � me 1501) yards the night'The 1i ayzoff' tossed
"Wayzoff's" skipper, Everett De- toff-shore, to the effect that the 20 them to the Naugle's dock where f
} Triest observed two small cruis- footer was in trouble_and needed warm meals were waiting. The
( elp. The De
( ers, apparently in distress, in the } Department's launch party was none-the worse for its
Choppy waters off Mattituck. The i as in Peconic Bay and rather, cold and damp over-night exper-
tboats were flashing their sights, —_�---t ience.
and sending up emergency flares. The "Wayzoft" and crew is
Hastily assembling his crew of back to day-to-day duty handling l
Arnold •Golz and Ellis Robinson, nothing more exciting than its ap-• :
fhe put out to their assistance. `pointed chores in securing super-
The boats, fortunately, Here in no tt8nkers installations.
immediate danger but were hope-'.
lessly lost. DeFriest guided them
to safety in Mattituck Inlet,
beaming his powerful tights on
the breakwaters and other ob-
stacles to get thea{ to protected
moorings.
So effectively did the Northville `
Dock launch perform, that on
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There have been three adventures on the have a lot of gear on board, " Mr. Ames responded with about 50 men to conduct a' ' Peconic Bay he looked up and saw an
local high seas in recent weeks, In all, said. The boat was reportedly uninsured. shoreline search which ranged from overturned small boat and. two elderly
seven people were rescued when their On Monday, September 22,an extensive Goldsmiths Inlet in Peconic to'the Levon men struggling in the water.He raced his
boats developed difficulties. search involving more than 100 persons property in Jamesport. Two hours of 16-foot skiff to the scene and managed to
! On Tuesday, September 23 a 31-foot and four _agencies was launched after searching produced negative results. ' pull both men aboard. "It was nothing,"
sloop sank minutes after striking'a sub-., Southold Police received a report con- Shortly after 10 p.m. the Suffolk County. Mr.Berry said of the rescue. But his wife,
merged object off Great Gull Island. cerning an overdue boat. In the boat were Police Department initiated a search of Barbara, admitted her husband was {
j Morgan Ames, a summer resident of three Mattituck youths on a scuba diving the area by helicopter which ended at 11:30 "elated"after saving the two unidentified i
Shelter Island, and his wife were sailing: outing who had left Mattituck Inlet at 3 p.m., also with negative results men. "They told me their names," Mr.
home'from Newport, R.I.,'in his 12-year P.m. and were scheduled to return at 6 Two boats, one from-Northville In- Berry said, "but I don't remember them.I
wooden sloop when he encountered the. P.m. distries,and the other belonging to James think one is from East Marion and the
t currents which prevail around Great Long Search Successful King, a commercial lobsterman,.joined in other from Greenport."
Gull Island. At 7:50 p.m.Patrick Commins,father of the search at around 10 p.m.The King boat The water in the bay, while not rough,
{ one of the youths, called police to notify searched east of Mattituck Inlet and the was getting choppy due to the change in
He said the boat experienced a glancing '• them about the missing boat. In the boat ' Northville vessel west of the inlet 'tide, Mr. Berry said.- The 10-foot boat,'
blow on the port,aft section of the hull and along with his son, Daniel, 15, were At 12:23 a.m.,almost five hours after the which contained a scallop dredge as well '
' went down in"five or six minutes. It sank , William Hilton,14,and Robert Mueller,15. search began, the boat•with the three ' 'as the two .men,'shipped a wave and
out'of sight," he said. The total height of They were reported to be certified—scuba' youths was located by Mr.King about two 'swamped. He said both men were over 70 1
the boat, including the 39400t mast was divers. _ miles off Hortons Point, Southold. and one was "real happy I got there. He
r'approximately 50 feet.- Shortly after reporting the incident, Mr, The youths said the outboard engine on couldn't hold on much longer. They were
' Fortunately, Mr. Ames, an experienced. Commiris began a search of the shoreline their 18-foot boat conked out while off both pretty shaken up."
sailor,was able to unfasten the line which' and Town Bay Constable Tom Czelatka, Mattituck Inlet.They had tried to anchor, The two men, after being rescued, '
;'connected a dinghy to the sloop,He and his searched the waters off Bailie's Beach, but the anchor would not hold and they directed Mr. Berry to a house on the
' wife managed to hang onto the swamped where the three were scheduled to dive. A, drifted eastward. In all, the boat drifted shoreline. He headed there and dropped ••:
dinghy until a passing boat picked them up Coast Guard vessel from New Haven," more than eight miles.' the two men off on the beach.
about 20 minutes after the accident. Conn., was also dispatched to the scene-• Two Elderly Men Saved' Though he doesn't know'the names of the
{ Salvage efforts are under way to raise At 9:30 .p.m, the Mattituck and•Cut- On .Monday, September 15, 'Chester persons he saved from nearly drowning, it
the boat, which was built in Plymouth, chogue Fire Departments were notified of Berry of Southold became a hero,although is unlikely the two men will forget Chester
LEngland, in 1968:"I hope they get it up. I • ' the search, Each department , then -a reluctant. one. While scalloping in Berry.._
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SEA SPRAT'—Northville Industries shows off its new 60-foot work boat, the L.C. McKay, which is equipped
with firefighting apparatus. The boat will be kept in Mattituck Inlet and will be available for fighting fires -
.along the Sound shore. Three deck hydrants are supplied by a diesel-driven firepump capable of 300 gallons
per,minute. The "fire monitor" on the bridge can spray water more than 100 feet. The boat also is an ice-
breaker and can be rigged to pump foam for gas or oil fires on the water. On deck for the demonstration were.
Town Supervisor Bill Pell, Northville's director of marine operations, Captain J. R. Dudley, members of the
Mattituck Fire Department and other Northville personnel. Times photo by Judy Ahrens_
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