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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-474 · : · ; . ~ ; · , . ~ ! ; , 01 26-2002 10:12RM FROM ORIENT COUNTRY STORE LTD. : . , ! AIIwrliJ. KnIpoIrl. Pmii'¡"¡rt JQme~ KIn\r. VI...·P..,..¡det>t , Henry 5:miù> ~ Ar1i. F_ I KmI Po!iWnda . TO 7651366 P.Ol . TC1W1\ Hall iS095 ¡¡oute 26 P.O, Box 1179 SOllthold, Nevr York 11971-00&9 Tel~. (631) ',*1_ Pa" (1131) '1S6·13G6 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF 8Ot.n'HOLD I ! I I I ¡ i , , ¡ , IunF 2~ 2001 I I , I ' '. I J. ¡{eviD ~Uugh)ìn. Esq. P.q. BqXl210 . So~cJo. NY 11 ~71 I , , , i REf 0FNT WHARF CO. ." I I , ~~r..McL8ugÞlin: OJ II _tlfK\I.d i~on. tbc 'BoIld. Dotì¡¡el! tha1tbe Wl-pClUlitted shed remains in its original ~ ~ - ~'.: , , PI,ase ~loCate or ~aYI: the shed within 30 da)'ll. L I Thlulktyoll.. - ~ , I I ' \ 'I VfttUlYýOŒS, · :' ~'t.¡J: ~ ,~ _ ~~. a. ~J-'~' ,. /CA.. , ,. ~!*!!I.,J'rupd;i, Jr. I ~ BOIII'Ii GfTrustees ,I $:~I I I , I I I J IjI f¡ . r --; ." i I' f: JUN 2 620[1' ¡ L. " vJ~· l . ; &f,rI ,-11 \1-\ , Ð I \.0 ø {~~ J 'iv rI ~ {If ,\1)tP ¡I, .1 I I , I I "II' I, - TOTAL P.OI . Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TO',VN OF SOUTHOLD JUIle 22, 2001 J. Kevin McLaughlin, Esq. P.O. Box 1210 Southold, NY 11971 RE: ORIENT WHARF CO. Dear Mr. McLaughlin: . Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (63lj 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 On a recent field inspection, the Board noticed that the un-pennitted shed remains ir. its original location. Please relocate or remove the shed within 30 days. Thank yoa. \' <-:ry ,¡uly yours, ~ . r .. .." I J (J /..1 // . Lt-,~..L,.'-r IU--!).~--' 'V'I- I' . I ,. Albert J. Krupski, Jf. President, Board of Trustees AJK:lms . J.IŒVIN MClAUGHLIN Telephone (631) 765·6085 Faesimile (631) 765-1856 Board of Town Trustees Town of Southold P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Re: Orient Wharf Company Gentlemen: . Attorney At L.... Winds W.y Professional Ceater 44020C Rt. 48, P.O. Box 1210 Southold, New York 1I\}71 June 8, 2001 . . ,...............-.~....-_. . ~r;),.~~ ~ r~ ri I c I JlJN I I 2001 ..--." - ç.r,:' Please be advised that my client is awaiting a written approval from the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation regarding the piling work approved by you at your April, 2001 meeting. It is our understanding that the DEC is scheduling a meeting with the contractor in order to clarify the exact work being contemplated. As a result, my client probably will not be able to undertake this work until the fall. .. ibert J. Krupski, President. .James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda . ~ ~~ ..." ':I!: ~ ~ ~ . ~ r:tUJ ... 't.~ ßJ BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTH OLD May 25,2001 J. Kevin McLaughlin. Esq. PO Box 1210 Southold, New York 11971 RE: Orient Wharf Company Dear Mr. Mcl.aughlin: Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Soutbold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 The Southold Town Board of Trustees will put a time limit ou the pemlÎtted activity, granted at our April Meeting. Please contact us to discuss a time frame. Thank you. Very tmly yours, ~ (l /6-_~~ jlv Albert .t'~pski, Jr. ' President, Board ofTmstees AJK:cjc 05/04/2001 15:22 531755.5 KEVIN MCLAUGHtIW PAGE 01 L IŒIIII.CIIIIIUI A-...y Al La... WiDda Way Profouional Ccn.... 44020C III. 41, P.O. 11m. 1210 Soutbold, !'low York 11911 T.~(631)16S0608S F...,mil. (631) 16S- t856 May 7. 2001 B08rd of Town TNstees Town of Southolcl Fax No. 785-1388 MAY-4r, Re: Olient Wharf Compeny Gentlemen: At the meeting held on Ap1i125, 2001 there were two issues before you: 1) II Coaatlll Erosion Permit Application for the shed enclosing the water treatment lilters: and 2) a Wetland Permit Application for IIn Amendment to Permit 11474 to remove, relocate and install certain pilings. After length discussion it was the ctear decision of the Board of Trustees thet the Amendment to Permit ..74 regarding the piling was granted, and a separate decision thet ttle existing shed must be removed from Its present location. If. and only if. the aDolicant wished to relocate the existlna shed to a location behind the Coastal Erosion Hazard Line, ttle applicant was directed to fila an amended pllln showing the proposed location of the shecl. At no time was there ever any indication that these two applications were linked, or that in order to obtain the Amendmenl to Permit #474 the applicant must file an amended plan to relocate the existing shed to a new location. In fact, the applicant hes no present Intention of relocating the shed to a position below the Coastal Erosion Hazard Line. However, the IIpplicant plans to Immediately begin the process of removing, reloceting and installing certain piling pursuant to the plan already on file with the TNstees. Please immediately issue an Amendment to Permit 11474 allowing my clients to begin the piling work, which hils been approved by the Town TNstees. lJjc)(""M qc¿ -': \pQM-t & W 19. \l\1 \ ~q E;;, \\'0\.-0 ~ \-uL\...,-\ \000-'\\0., l(}~~ of' C-CNQ. í\\\JS--\ 02 ro)Q s Nd ~.L- \O('G-\.\.-~ ~«\ ~Q~\" . . Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 TelepÌ10ne (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOTJTHOLD May 4, ::001 ~Is. Susan Long 3.E.L. P~rmits P.O. Box 46 East Marion, NY 11939-0046 Re: ORIENT WHARF CO. 2110 Village Lane, Orient SCTM#24-2-28.1 Dear Ms. Lortg; The following action was taken at the Southold Town Board oLìrustees meeting held on \V-xinesday, April 25, 2001: RF,SOL \ED, that the Southold Town Board ofTruste~s Appro',e ,he reqc:est lor an .\mendment té' .:'errait #474 to remove 54 pilings tTom west side cftimber pier Jnc! rdoc"tc to norti, sioJe of soEd 3tor.e/rock pier. Install approX'. 84 pililLgs or. soulh side of~.~iòting ;;olid slOne/rock pier. This ;5 not a detennination tTom any other 19(:n~y. If YOll have any questions, please call our office at (631) 765-1892. Sincerely, ~(J. /~~·G. " , ,. Albert J. Krupski, Jr. President, Board of Trustees AJK:lms DEC . . Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD COASTAL EROSION MANAGElVIENT PERMIT Date: May 4, 2001 SCTM#24-2-28.1 Name of Applicant/Agent: S.E.L. Permits Name ofPennirtee: ORIENT WHARF CO., Attention: Linton Duell Address ofPennittee: P.O. Box 243, Orient,NY 11957 Property Located: 2110 Village Lane, Orient, NY 11957 DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Remove 54 pilings crom west side of timber pier and relocate to north side of solid stone/rock pier. Install approxim~tely 84 pilings on south side of existing solid stone/rock pier. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (apply if marked) _ Bluff restoration through a re-vcgetation plan is a necessary special condition of this pennit. _ A relocation agreement is attached hereto anò is a necessary special condition of this pennit. _ A maintenance agreement is attached with application and is a necessary special condition of this pennit. a/t¿-/ ~ - ,. Albert J. Krupski, Jr. President, Board of Trustees I&"',~~l~ . 5Þ AJK/lms cc: DEC r Telephone (631) 765-1892 . Town Hall. 53095 MaiD Road P.O. Box 1179 Southnld. New York 11971 _ soUTHOLD TOWN CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL At the meeting of the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council held Monday, April 16, 2001, the following recommendation was made: MQved by Bob Ghosio, seconded by Scott Hilary, it was RESOL V'ED to recommend to the Southold Town Board of Trustees APPROVAL of the· Amendment Request to Permit #474 and Coastal Erosion Permit Application of ORIENT WHARF CO. 24-2-28.1 for the existing 6'X 8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment to remain on the wharf as long as the filtration system is required to obtain a safe water supply, and to remove 54 pilings from west side of timber pier and relocate to north side of solid stone/rock pier. Install approx. 84 pilings on south side of existing solid stone/rock pier. 2110 Village Lane, Orient Vote of Council: Ayes: All Motion Carried . 1 KEVIN MCLlUBBUN . . Telephone (631) 765-6()85 Facsioùle (631) 765-1856 Attorney At Law Winds Way ProfessioIUlI Center 44020C Rt. 48, P.O. Box 1210 Southold, New York 11971 March 19, 2001 Board of Town Trustees Town of South old P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Re: Orient Wharf Co. Gentlemen: I have enclosed the original and two copies of the Coastal Erosion Permit Application and Environmental Assessment Form, Transaction Disclosure Form and survey in the above- referenced matter, along with my check in the sum of $50.00 for this minor project. Please schedule this application for your next available date. Ve /^'----- Encs. Hand Delivered W\~ I j , . . GREGORY F. YAKABOSKI TOWN ATTORNEY JEAN W. COCHRAN Superdsor MARY C. WILSON ASSISTANT TOWN ATTORNEY Town Hall, 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1889 Fax (631) 765-1823 E-mail: townattorney@southold.org OFFICE OF THE TOWN ATIORNEY TOWN OF SOUTHOLD February 28, 2001 J. Kevin McLaughlin, Esq. Winds Way Professional Center 44020C Rte. 48 P.O. Box 1210 Southold, New York 11971 FfB 2 8 {11" RE: Orient Wharf Company Dear Mr. McLaughlin: I am writing you in regards to the issue of whether or not the Orient Wharf Company must make an application for a Coastal Erosion Permit under Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code. It is the Trustee's position that the water filtration system and shed enclosure are "regulated activities" as per Chapter 37. The Trustees do not support the contention that the structure in question is part of the wharf structure and an "unregulated activity". Therefore, a Coastal Erosion permit application should be made by your client. Please feel free to contact our office if there are any questions. , :B1fL-· Assistant Town Attorney cc: Albert J. Krupski, President, Board of Town Trustees 02/21;2001 09:32 5317551856 . It - J.IØIII.CIAI..UI Tolopbono (631) 7r,,-6085 Focs.miie (63 t) 765-1856 Southold Town Trustees Fax No. 765-1366 Re: Orient Wharf Company Gentlemen: KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN . PAGE 01 AIIDnICyAlL.ow Winds Woy Prof_ionII c....... 44<QOC RI. 48. P.O. Box 1210 Southold, New V...k 11971 F ebrusry 21, 2001 FEB 2 I Transmitted hereby is my latest correspondence with the Southold Town Attorney's OffICe, to which I have not rac:eived a response. As a result, request is hereby made that the above-referenced matter be adjoumed to your next schedule meeting. Please advise me In writing of the date thereof. Ene. u:/21/=~01 0~:32 5317551855 . KEI/ I N MCLAUGHLI N . PAGE 0: _ .11lll1.C.....HU. Attorney At Law Winds Way Prof..sional Cooter 44020C RI. 41, P.O, Box 1210 Southol<\. Now York 11971 Telephone (631) 16S-608~ f"".,mile (631) 76~.1856 February 15, 2001 Ollic:e of the Southold Town Attorney Altn, Gregory F. Yakaboski, Esq. Southold Town Hall P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New YorX 11971 Re: Orient Wharf Company with Southold Town Trustees FEB 2. \ Dear Mr. YBlæbosld: Pursuant to our recent telephone conversation, you were to review the necessity for a Coastal Erosion Permit for the temporary shad situate on the Oñent Wharf. I have held off filing a formal application for a COBstal Erosion Permit with the Southold Town Trustees pending your response. As I heve advised you, the subject shed is temporary in nature. We have always agreed that tho shed will be removed as soon as the Suffotk County Health Department has advised us that the water filtration system housed In said shed is no longer needed. Pursuant to Mary Wilson's letter dated December 20,2000, it is our position that the shad is located within the 'structural hazard area" and, therefore, is permitted, as it is a movable structure. Again, the shad is located on the wharf, wtlich has existed at this site for over 100 years. Additionally, if this shed is deemed to require a Coastal Erosion Permit, there are literally hundreds of other structures within the Coastal Erosion Hazard Area that must be held to the same standard. Please contact me upon receipt of this latter, so that we can discuss this matter. cc: Oñent Wharf Company .' .... .\-Dw /" / é '-1\," \\ Q'O ~ Yj~~ L Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda . . Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD January 26,2001 Orient Wharf Co. 2110 Village Lane Orient, NY 11957 Attention: Mr. Linton Duell Dear Mr. Duell: The Orient Wharf Co. is in violation of Town Code, Chapter 37-Coastal Erosion. The Orient Wharf Co. must apply for a permit within the time allowed, which would be by February I, 2001, in order to be placed on the regular February meeting of the Southold Board of Trustees. . Sincerely, atLJ ð; /~~~. Albert J. ¿p~ki, Jr. President, Board of Trustees AJK:cjc CC: Monsanto/Perry Salvadorini Application Attached 01"23/2001 15:58 5317551855 . KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN . PAGE 01 LIImII.C.....UI Altam<y Al Low Winds Wry "",r...ion.. CCllIeI" 44020C RI. 48, P.O. Box 1210 Saulhold, Now York 11971 PIIone (63\) 765-6085 F"" (631) 765-1856 January 23, 2001 Board of Town TNstees Town of Southold Attn. Albert J. KNpski, Jr., Prelident P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 JAN 2 42'--' Re: Orient Whaff Company Deer Mr. KNPlki: I am in receipt of your facsimiletransml'llon to me of this date. Enclosed herewith is another copy of the transmitlalletter of T.M. Martin of the Water Quality Unit of the Suffolk County Department of Health Services. Clearly, the removal of the filtration system and the .hed housing the same would be premature at this point. While the latest water sample results show Alachlor just below the MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level), the Department of Health Services wants to resample the water supply when the same Is reactivated in the spring. We have agreed to tne removal of the shed and the filtration system when, and only when, the county authorizes such removal. Please review my letter to you dated June 23. 2000 wherein I state: "Again, tha applicant will remove the filtration systam and shed, as Boon as the Suffolk County Health Department determines that the water supply il llIfe' To prematurely remove the filtration system without county approval, and thereby expo.. a large number of people to a potentially dangerous water supply seems ilT8sponsible at beat, and could result in potential liability on behalf of the Orient Wherf Company and/or the Orient Yacht Club. cc: T.M. Martin, Water Quality Unit Orient Wharf Company OL -'0 ·2001 15: 58 1'.3171'.5185. KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN4IÞ PAGE 02 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK (i) JAN2n.r ROBERT J. GAFFNEY SUPPOLK COUNTY BX]ICtn"IVE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES 15NovOO CLARE B. BRA.DLEY, M.D., M.P.H. COMMISSIONER Orient Yacht Club Ann: Mr Linton Duell Village Lane Orient, N.Y. 11957 Dear Mr Duell: The latest results of water samples collected on 19SepOO from the system serving the Yacht Club have been completed by the Health Laboratory. All the results have been forwarded to the Data Unit where they will be inputted and a printout will be forwarded to you when available. A synopsis of the results ace as follows. The raw (untreated) water contained 1.8 ppb of the herbicide Alachlor just below the MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level) set by both Federal and State Health agencies. In addition the metabolites (breakdown) products of this herbicide OA and ESA were detected at 1.48 and 2,59. Currently the New York State Health Department sets a 50 ppb MCL on these UOC's (Unspecified Organic Contaminants) while they are under toxological review. Lastly traces (1 ppb) of the gasoline additive MTBE (Methyl tertiary butyl ether) was found in the TaW water. None of these contaminants were detected in the filtered water. WIlen these samples were collected 40,900 gallons of treated water had passed through the meter serving the carbon units. This Department will sample the Yacht Club water system when it is reactivated in the Spring of 2001 to determine ¡fthe filters will be necessary next season. As a result of the findings at the Yacht Club an extensive survey of water quality in the Hamlet of Orient is underway. Preliminary results show widespread contamination with a number of herbicides and there metabolites as well as MTBE. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call 852-1906. Please excuse the delays in reporting these results but each sample is being examined for over 200 contaminants and the cun'ent turn-around time at the lab is about twelve weeks. ~~rulY yours, '\''r'r"\. 'fv'\.o...~ T.M. Martin Water Quality Unit cc: Town Trustees Culligan .nIYI5IQN OF ENVrRo¡..l!'oU.'NTAL QTJA.I...lTY. DJlI;N'l:UNG WATER. BUREAU. R(\'ERHEAD COllNTYCENTEIl . RIVERI-ŒA.P NY (1901-B97. Phon.: (631) A!1-1905 FlU; (631) 85]-2743 ....----- 01/23/2001 14:00 5317551855 . KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN . PAGE 01 . 1 _......I111III Phaoo (631) 76S-608S Fox (631) 76S-1856 "Boerct ofïrustees Town of Southold 1Eax 'No, 7&'5-1366 ~e: Ortent "Wharf Company Gentlemen: AtI<IIN:y At I..ow WiIIdIWly'Plof..Iio.1II Cmta" 4'l02OC 1tl4B, P.o. Bœ 1210 So.IIhold, .}lcw Yo.... J J 91.1 January 23,2001 r JAN 23-' 2001. "My dlent ·hes just advised me, that they ere scheduled far your meeting an January "%4, 'My last correspondence With you was my1etter dated Noverrfber 29. 2000 wherein 1 requested that this matter be adjourned until your May, 2001 meeting, so that additional water potability tests could ·ba conducted 'by the SuTldtk County 'Department df'Helillth Se"'ìces. ¡he water system has been winterized, thereby necessitating such an adjoumment. ·Halling 'heard nothing furlher, 'I assume(! (hat (he adjOumment 'had been granted. Unfortunately, I have a prior commitment for tomorrow, and must therefore request an adjoummentuntll your 'February, 2001 meeting. 'Kindly adl/ise mein wl'ftlng regarding the adJoumed date. As I believe you are aware, my Client is currently working With DEe to rectify any outstanding Issues of concern to that agency. My dient is equally interested in resolving any issue IIIIiIh your agency, and WlII'be 'happy to work 'in conjunction With you to accompliSh that result. I am in the process of obtaining a new survey with the Coastal Erosion line included thereon, so that an application for a COIIstøt 1!õraslon 1"elTl'lit can'be filed, 'If required. According to the letter of Mary e. Wilson to your agency dated December 20,2000, it is uncertain whether such II pennl! ·is required. cc: Ortent'Wharf Company Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda . . Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 TeIephone (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD January 23,2001 J. Kevin McLaughlin Attorney at Law 44020C Route 48 P.O. Box 1210 Southold, NY 11971 Re: Orient Wharf Company Dear Mr. McLaughlin: The Southold Town Board of Trustees has reviewed the data and letter from the Suffolk County Health Dept. The test results show the water to be safe under current County standards and testing capabilities. Your letter of June 23, 2000 states that the applicant, Orient Wharf Co., will remove the filtration system and shed. The Board waited for the new water tests, which indicate good water quality, and now expect the Orient Wharf Co. to abide by it's agreement to remove the shed and filtration system immediately. In the future, any activity on the Wharf must receive a Wetland Pennit from this Board under Chapter 97, as well as a Coastal Erosion Penn it, under Chapter 37. Failure to comply with either code will result in enforcement action. Sincerely, ~9· /~.~. Albert J. Krupski, Jr. President, Board of Trustees AJK:lms VIA FAX & MAIL . . ..,. :/. :Kwút~ llItwuw¡ at &ø. Wind6 Wcu¡ 9'~.imud ewe. 44020e 9à. 48, 9'.(')..1'Iøa: 1210 SouJItøld,.N_ 'IþtIi 11971 Sri...No.. (631) 765-6085 !Faa;.No.. (631) 765-1856 November 29, 2000 Board of Town Trustees Town of Southold Feather Hill Complex Southold, NY 11971 " NOV30 Re: Orient Wharf Company Gentlemen: I have enclosed a copy of Mr. Martin's letter dated November 15, 2000 regarding the water quality for the water system servicing the dock and the Orient Yacht Club. As you can see, the Department of Health Services wants to re-sample the water in the spring of 2001, when the water system is reactivated. Therefore, request is hereby made that this matter be adjourned until at least May. 2001 to allow the re-testing of the water. I have also been advised that there may be an issue regarding a Coastal Erosion Permit requirement. Please be advised that the Orient Wharf Company is ready and willing to file for such a permit should one be determined to be require Enc. Hand Delivered 4 - - .::. """ . . COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ROBERT J. GAFFNEY SVFFOLK ÇOt~'T\' EXEClJTI'."'£ :)EPA.RT~Œ"T O~' HE.'.LTH 5ER\lCES C'-.illE B. BRADLEY. :o.I.D.. .\!.P,H. c.')MM!5SlÜ:-õ"ER l5NIY,"I~~I:' \_~'r..¿:~n ~:. _~c:::: -=-:L~t' .-\ttr~: :"ir L~n¡:or.. C1.;~L ',':li.:.g..: :"~r.:~ 1,~int~~1t. \.'. ,_..J:. Dear Mr Duell: The late~t results of '.\'ater sampks collected on 19SepOO from the s)'stcm se!"',ing the Yacl1t Chlb have been ;;:I1'-pk!ed by the Health Laboraror;:. All the results have been forwarded to the Data CDlt where they -<iÚl be mputted and·a printout "ill be forwarded to /ou when available .-\ synopsIs v!" the results are as iollows. The raw (untreaTed; ",v'ater comamed 1.S ppb of the beÖicide Al~ehlor Just belGW the MCL Itv!a.ximum Contaminant Lev'e!) set by both Federal and State H~alth agencIes. In addition the metabolites (breatcdown) products of L~is herbicide 0.'1. and ESA. were detected at ¡ ..+8 and 2.59. Currently the New York State Health DepartJ'!l:<m sets a 50 ppb MCL on these COC's (Cnspecified Organic Contaminants) whIle they are under toxologlcal revi<::w. Lastly tract's (1 ppb) of the gasoline additive MTBE (Methyl tertiary butyl eth~r) '.\as found in the raw water. None of these contaminants were detected in the filte..-ed water. When these salnples we..-c coÌlccteci .+0.900 gaJlons of treated wate..- had passed through the meter serving the carbon umts. T~~s :)epa¡,n"lent \\ tll sample the Yacht Club water system when It is reactivat<::d in the Spnng of 2001 :0 Jetef'mne if 'he :ïlrcrs will be necessary next season. .".;; j resulT ofl:1e :indings ,'It the Yacht Club an extensive survey vì''\'ater qualn;, lr, the Ha¡r,~et ai Orlen! IS llJlde'·,\·3\·. P~c!imi!1ary results show \\idespread contalTIllJat;;;n with :) l1ul11b~r 0,' i¡.,rh'c,des ,md ~hae metaboiites as well as i'vITBE. ;f ,'ou aave ,my questions conceming this matter, please cali 852-; 90ó. P,ease excuse the dela:. s in reponing these results but each sample is being examined for o','cr 200 contaminants and the cnrrent rum-around tll-:1e at the lab is about twelve w<::eks. . Truly 'lours, ,~.. r _ J , .. "'"'"--' .__ ___.. ..J \ \""¡.......,._ \.¡"j,., ':'-,.......\..J..............--...--- 1 ,,', "lar,m \'.'"ller Quain\' C'r,ll ;;;:' ¡-"O\\';O Trl1~tee~ Cuillgan .f"\rn"rc:-: ,if E:..;\ UI.(I;-- .1£:-'T.:..L Q'l:.J.IT\ . UP :"1(L'-!(; ·.....\'TER ~L'Rt:.....l·. R:','£RI",n:.\J.) '~'':..:·t·. r, ..:;:':~'"'. . ?! '!'..H.E..-.P :.:y ,i>}P ".: ~- . rI'.Qn\" ,r.;\, g~.2-L<;'0~ ¡;~\. rt't!I· ...S:'·~~+3 03/:0/2800 03:53 'J157~,51855 . 'J. :KeuJn, ~ n........., at ß.ur. WÜIÅð 'UJ"'I !f'u/M./MuIl e- UC2OC!Rt. f8, !J'.ø.!lJCIa '2'0 SOIII&U, .N _ 'IIod "97' !IIL.No. (63') 765.{,l1S5 §rm..No. (63') 765-'856 KEVIN MCLAUGHLI N . PAGE 01 September 20. 2000 . Board of Town Tru.tee. Town of Sou~hold Fax No. 765-1366 SEP 2 0 Loon Re: Orient Wharf Company Gentlemen: l-- The amendmen~ applica~ion ~o allow ~he existing shed. which houses necessary water filtra~ion equipmen~. ~o remain on the wharf is scheduled for your meeting ~hi. evening. To date. wa have not received ~he resul~. of the late.t wa~er sample. a copy of which your Board has requested prior to proceeding wi~h this application, Additionally, the corresponding Town Code violation is scheduled for this Friday. Sep~ember 22, 2000 in Southold Town Jus~ice Court, We anticipate resolving that violation at tha~ time. As a result. reque.~ is hereby made to adjourn our amendment application to your October meeting date. . . :J.!Kaún ~ UItoJuut¡ at 1!aw. WÚUÚ W~ 9''UJþ.>.imwl e.mm. 4402œ 9à. 48, 9'.{'). f&œ 1210 SouIfudd,.New. 'IþrIi 11971 fj tl.. .N ø. (631) 765-6085 !}a¡z;.N ø. (631) 765-1856 June 23, 2000 ~¿~JH Re: Orient Wharf Company Premises: 2110 Village Lane, Orient, Board of Town Trustees P . O. Box 11 7 9 Southold, NY 11971 Gentlemen: Pursuant to your request, I have enclosed the Letter of Request for an Amendment, along with Notice to Adjacent Property Owners in the above-referenced matter, which is scheduled for your July 19, 2000 meeting. I have spoken with Tom Martin for the Suffolk County Health Department regarding the necessity of the filtration system on the new well. He reaffirmed that the filtration system was necessary, although the new well had not yet been tested, because of its proximity to the old well (approximately six feet) and the general contamination of wells in the neighborhood. Water samples have been taken from the new well, but contaminates resulting from the new piping must be flushed out before a new test for over 200 possible contaminants can be effectively conducted. Again. the applicant will remove the filtration system and shed, as soon as the Suffolk County Health Department determines that the water supply is safe. Encs. . . COUNTY OF SUFFOLK œ NOV 20.··· ROBERT J. GAFFNEY SUFFOLK COUNTY EXECUTIVE ,. I , DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES 15NovOO CLARE B. BRADLEY, M.D., M.P.H. COMMISSIONER Orient Yacht Club Attn: Mr Linton Duell Village Lane Orient, N.Y. 11957 Dear Mr Duell: The latest results of water samples collected on 19SepOO from the system serving the Yacht Club have been completed by the Health Laboratory. All the results have been forwarded to the Data Unit where they will be inputted and a printout will be forwarded to you when available. A synopsis of the results are as follows. The raw (untreated) water contained 1.8 ppb of the herbicide Alachlor just below the MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level) set by both Federal and State Health agencies. In addition the metabolites (breakdown) products of this herbicide OA and ESA were detected at 1.48 and 2.59. Currently the New York State Health Department sets a 50 ppb MCL on these UOC's (Unspecified Organic Contaminants) while they are under toxological review. Lastly traces (1 ppb) of the gasoline additive MTBE (Methyl tertiary butyl ether) was found in the raw water. None of these contaminants were detected in the filtered water. When these samples were collected 40,900 gallons oftreated water had passed through the meter serving the carbon units. This Department will sample the Yacht Club water system when it is reactivated in the Spring of 2001 to determine if the filters will be necessary next season. As a result of the findings at the Yacht Club an extensive survey of water quality in the Hamlet of Orient is underway. Preliminary results show widespread contamination with a number of herbicides and there metabolites as well as MTBE. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call 852-1906. Please excuse the delays in reporting these results but each sample is being examined for over 200 contaminants and the current turn-around time at the lab is about twelve weeks. r-Zru~ours, ~ ~ \iV'...., \f'I"'- I:ð--,- T.M. Martin Water Quality Unit cc: Town Trustees Culligan / .OI\ì5ION OF EN\'IRONMENTAL QUALIIT. DRINKING "VATER BUREAU. RI\'ERHEAD COUNTY CENTER. RIVERHE:\D NY 11901-3397. Phone (631,852-1905 hx (6311 852-2743 . . TIMOTHY FROST BAY HOUSE Orient, New York 11957 Trustees of The Commonalty of the Town of Southold 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold. NY 11971 June 21. 2000 t -:¡-J'd ,e", "2.-0 0 1I Re: Orient Wharf Co. Dear Sirs: This letter is written on behalf of Timothy Frost and David and Clair Air who are the adjacent property owners to Orient Wharf Co. and respectively the owners of SCTM 1000- 26-1-001.001 and 1000-24-2-27. We write to you to express our objections to any grant ofrelief to erect or maintain a shed on the wharf. The reasons for our objections are as follows: I. The applicant has no legal authority to apply for pennission to erect a shed on the wharf, because the applicant does not own the land under water and the historic grant from the State allows only the erection and maintenance of a wharf or dock to promote commerce; 2. The grant of relief introduces an undesirable change in the neighborhood since it allows the location of a building seaward of waterfront residences: 3. No approvals have been obtained or even applied for from the New York Depat1ment of State, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: 4. The alachlor problem was detected with respect another well, not the well reportedly now in use (the water sample was taken July 21, 1999, but the present well for which the filter is proposed did not exist until recently), and therefore there is in fact no demonstrated need for the shed to house the proposed filters: . . Trustees of The Commonalty June 2 L 2000 Page 2 5. The applicant is proceeding without an actual survey showing the exact location of the shed, even though (a) the shed is a structure, (b) a structure requires a building permit, (c) there is no regulation enacted by the Town Board exempting this structure because it is less than 100 square feet, and (d) in all events a variance is necessary from the ZBA; 6. The applicant's premises appear to be improved with numerous improvements which do not have the requisite approvals and consideration of this application on either a crisis basis or business-as-usual basis merely adds another improper approval to a history of indifterence to required approvals; and 7. The application should not proceed without the consideration and requirement ofa bond to allow removal of the already built (without a single penn it from any of the agencies, including the Building Department, Zoning Board of Appeals, DEC, DOS. Trustees and Army Corps) shed in the future. Thank you for reading this letter and making it part of the record of this proceeding. Very truly yours, TIMOTHY FROST. and DA VlD AND CLAIR AIR ~~- r? ~ B I ( ~ c..--->' Timothy Frost ---- . . TIMOTHY FROST BAY HOUSE Orient, New York 11957 June 21, 2000 Trustees of The Commonalty of the Town of South old 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Re: Orient Wharf Co. r5 ¡, 0!. ,- n --, :aF'~.; '" Œ ;Î: ',í1¡" . "; Li~i! Jl1N 2 I 2000 L- TC' Dear Sirs: This lener is \\Titten on behalf of Timothy Frost and David and Clair Air who are the adjacent property owners to Orient Wharf Co. and respectively the owners of SCTM 1000- 26-1-001.001 and 1000-24-2-27. We \\Tite to you to express our objections to any grant of relief to erect or maintain a shed on the wharf. The reasons for our objections are as follows: I. The applicant has no legal authority to apply for permission to erect a shed on the wharf, because the applicant does not own the land under water and the historic grant from the State allows only the erection and maintenance of a wharf or dock to promote COlnmerce; 2. The grant of relief introduces an undesirable change in the neighborhood since it allows the location of a building seaward of waterfront residences; 3. No approvals have been obtained or even applied for from the New York Department of State. the New York Department of Environmental Conservation or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; 4. The alachlor problem was detected with respect another well. not the well reportedly now in use (the water sample was taken July 21, 1999. but the present well for which the filter is proposed did not exist until recently), and therefore there is in fact no demonstrated need for the shed to house the proposed filters; . . . Trustees of The Commonalty June 2\,2000 Page 2 5. The applicant is proceeding without an actual survey showing the exact location of the shed. even though (a) the shed is a structure, (b) a structure requires a building permit, (c) there is no regulation enacted by the Town Board exempting this structure because it is less than 100 square feet, and (d) in all events a variance is necessary from the ZBA; 6. The applicant's premises appear to be improved with numerous improvements which do not have the requisite approvals and consideration of this application on either a crisis basis or business-as-usual basis merely adds another improper approval to a history of indifference to required approvals; and 7. The application should not proceed without the consideration and requirement ofa bond to allow removal of the already built (without a single permit from any of the agencies, including the Building Department, Zoning Board of Appeals, DEe. DOS, Trustees and Army Corps) shed in the future. Thank you for reading this letter and making it part of the record of this proceeding. Very truly yours, TIMOTHY FROST, and OA VlD AND CLAIR AIR BY~ /Timothv Frost _ - .?- . . . 15 JUlie 2000 r~ lš ~:-'-il~:;-~,"---- i '}~rc.- . ~:L :15 ~O Southold Town Trustees Town Hall Post Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Bv Hand and Certified Mail Re: Orient Wharf Company - Unregulated and Unpermitted Expansion and Additions Gentlemen: Thank you for meeting with us at your onsite inspection of the Orient Wharf Company (OWC) on Wednesday, 14 June, and for allowing us to participate in your review ofthe recently erected, unpermitted filtration building. We also look forward to the opportunity at the upcoming public hearing to discuss more esthetically pleasing. more economically prudent, and legally compliant alternatives for the placement of possibly needed filtration equipment At your suggestion, we are submitting additional documentation that highlights the most significant aspects of the unregulated and unpermitted expansion and additions to the facilities at OWC. 11ús material is furnished in further support of our letter to the SouthoJd Town Trustees dated 7 June 2000 (copy attached). Enclosed for your cunsideration, review and action are three surveys/typographic maps. The first, contained in the files of the Trustees, is a survey ofOWC facilities (prepared by Van Tuyl and dated 27 November 1978). The second, a topographic map ofOWC facilities (prepared by John C. Ehlers and dated 8 September 1999). The third, an annotation of the topographic map showing actual placement of hulk heading, wave suppression slats, and numerous lO-inch spiles -- all, except as indicated on the third map, without apparent permits and approvals &om those Town, County, State and Federal jurisdictional authorities (including the Southold Town Trustees) with relevant regulatory authOlity and control over OWC. A chronological review of these documents objectively demonstrates expansion and additions to the facilities over the past several years. This unregulated and unpermitted expansion ofOWC facilities raises a number of additional density, parkÌllg, marine hydrology and navigation, henthic biology and envirorunental concerns requiring further review and analysis. With this new knowledge and awareness, we respectfully request that the Southold Town Trustees exercise its jurisdictional authority and take corrective action to require legal compliance with policies, procedures and regulations of Southold Town Trustees. Likewise, to further ensure legal compliance, we wish to inform you that . Letter to Southold Town Trustees 15 June 2000 Page 2 of2 . we will also seek cOlTective action from those other Town, County, State, and Federal jurisdictional authorities which have relevant separate and overlapping authority and control over OWC. Again, we thank you for your consideration oftlùs matter, and we look forward both to your response and to appearing before you on 21 June. Respectfully submitted as adjacent property owners and concerned residents of Orient and Southold Town. Is! Timothy T. Frost Timothy T. Frost Is! David J. Air David 1. Air Attaclunents Lett~ to Southold Town Trustees (7 June 2000) Three surveys/typographic maps cc: Jean Cochran (Supervisor) Gregory Yakaboski (Sonthold TO\vn Attorney) . . 7 June 2000 Southold Town Trustees Town Hall Post Box II 79 Southold, NY 11971 ---"--""1 fn)~œ L~ I JlJN L T:" r ij \~¡ 1_- I 2 ?P,-,.~ Bv Telefax (w/o attachment) and Certified Mail (wi attachment) Re: Orient Wharf Companv - Unregulated and Unpermitted Expansion and Additions Gentlemen: Thank you for meeting with us at your worksession on Wednesday, 24 May, and allowing us to raise concerns regarding the unregulated and unpermitted expansion of facilities at the Orient Wharf Company (OWC). At your suggestion. we are providing additional information to further clarify and support this position. With respect to the immediate matter at hand - the recent construction by OWC of a building to house water filtration equipment - we offer four points for your consideration. First, although this is a local issue and should be subject to neighborly discussion and mutual compromise, despite repeated requests since December 1999 to discuss the matter, we have been unable to obtain an audience with representatives of OWC _ even as construction of the building commenced and continues. Second. the construction of a building by OWC without either a Building Variance from Southold Town Building Department (as required since the structure is within three feet of the property line) or a Wetlands Permit from Southold Town Trustees (as required since the structure is within 75 feet of the shoreline), is but the most recent of what appears to be a pattern of repeated disregard for the regulatory policies and procedures of a number of Town, County, State and Federal authorities which have relevant jurisdictional interest and control. ~ Third, although. as adjacent property owners to OWC, we are sensitive to the health concerns that may require installation of a water filtration system, we are at a loss to understand why a pre-existing and known water condition should allow OWC both to bypass Southold Town's regulatory process and to avoid open discussion of more esthetically pleasing, more economically prudent. and legally compliant alternatives for the placement of possibly needed tìltration equipment. . Letter to Southold Town Trustees 7 June 2000 Page 2 of 3 . Fourth. contrary to Mr. McLaughlin's contention as attorney for OWC, the placement of the filtration building has displaced at least one designated parking space previously available for OWC use. Given that OWC and its tenant, the Orient Yacht Club are already not in conformance with parking requirements of South old Town, the Southold Town Trustees' acceptance and concurrence in the placement of the building and resulting loss of parking would set a dangerous precedent that other waterfront commercial/maritime establishments could seek to exploit effectively. As mentioned above, and as highlighted at our worksession with you, our far greater concern is not with the building, but rather with the gradual and repeated expansion, alterations, modifications and additions to the facilities at OWC over the past several years - almost all without permits and approval from those governmental and regulatory authorities with relevant jurisdictional authority and control. Over the past five years alone, the most significant aspects of expansion, alterations, modifications and additions to OWC facilities have included the new placement of over 100 ten inch spiles as a new bulkhead along the most western fixed timber dock; the new placement of wave suppression slats along the other fixed timber dock; installation of a number of new and additional mooring slips; dumping of rubble, boulders and rocks in Orient Harbor on property adjacent to OWC (southside ofOWC property); and, placement of numerous new and additional spiles in Orient Harbor. These unregulated and unpermitted expansion, alterations, modifications and additions to OWC have led to increased activity at the site and raise a number of additional density, parking, marine navigation and pollution concerns. Given recent actions by OWC - and to better understand the Southold Town Trustees' regulatory process and our rights as adjacent property owners - we have requested, received and reviewed the files of the Southold Town Trustees relating to OWe. With few minor exceptions, OWC has apparently undertaken expansion, alterations, modifications and additions to its facilities without Trustee knowledge and approval. In those tèw cases in which OWC has actually sought and received Southold Town Trustee approval, such as Wetlands Permit No. 474, the files appear to reveal that such expansion, alterations, modifications or additions were undertaken without the approval of certain other required governmental authorities, and possibly in the face of their explicitly stated objection. Therefore, in those jurisdictional areas where the Southold Town Trustees have an interest and jurisdiction over OWC, we respectfully request that you exercise those interests and take corrective action to require legal compliance with policies, procedures and regulations of Southold Town Trustees. Likewise, to further ensure legal compliance, we wish to inform you that we will also seek corrective action from those Town, County, State, and Federal jurisdictional authorities which have relevant separate and overlapping authority and control over OWC. ~ . Letter to Southold Town Trustees 7 June 2000 Page 3 of 3 . In conclusion and preparation for the on-site visit by Southold Town Trustees on 14 June, and to simplify and best illustrate the unregulated and unpermitted expansion, alterations, modifications and additions to OWC facilities which we claim, we request that you review the attached survey of OWC facilities (prepared by Van Tuyl and dated 27 November 1978) contained in the Southold Town Trustees' files. Comparison of this survey with the current extent of OWC facilities (as subject to regulation and permit by the Trustees) will objectively demonstrate the expansion ofOWC facilities and OWC"s blatant disregard for the regulatory approval process that the Trustees are elected to uphold. Once again, we thank you for your consideration of this matter, and we look forward to meeting with you onsite at the OWC facilities on June 14 to highlight what we believe will be an enlightening visual inspection. 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NY 11957 F:::"-·l_· : D~r2 UUL~~Y~_I A'l ~I.I TOr;l'~ U,: : . . ~-- Re: Orient Yacht Club 2110 Village Lane. Orient. "IY NoncommuniIy Public \Vater Supply Fed ID # 5130125 .-\nalytical results 01' water samples collected on ()7. 2199 Dear Mr. Linton: The water samples taken on the above date at the above retèrenced Noncommunity Public Water Suppl,· have been analyzed ìor microbiological quality. inorganic chemical content. volatile organic compounds and pesticides. The analysis indicates that at the time 01' sampling the concentration 01' the herbicide AJachlor exceeded the ~[aximum Contaminant Le'-els IMCL 'Sl or drinking water standards established by the New York State Depanment 01' Health tar this chemical. The MCL ìor ,-\lachlor is 2 pans per billion (ppb). .-\ summary 01' these results are enclosed. .-\lachlor is marketed under the trade name LASSO by the Monsanto Company. and is approwd by the United States Environmental Protection .-\gency (USEPAI tar use on cenain agricultural uses. In N. Y. State such chemical applications are pertarmed by applicators cenified by the "I. Y. State Depanment 01' Environmental Conservation. The herbicide has been taund as a groundwater contaminant in several areas 01' the United States including a number 01' well locations in Suìtalk. Additional wells in your area ha'·e been sampled to determine the extent l)[ dle probiem. .-\lachlor has been taund to cause cancer in laboratory animals that were gi\en high doses ,)1' the pesticide. Animal studies also show that consumption 01' high doses can result in damage to the liver, kidney. spleen and eyes. The process 01' setting drinking water standards is designed to protect against possible health etIects ìrom long term exposure_ Effects can also be int1uenced by the person's age. sex and overall health. In January 1991 the USEPA established this drinking water standard based on conclusions drawn ìrom the animal studies. Connection to an approved community water supply is regarded by this department as the best alternative in solving well water quality problems. However public water is not immediately available in your area and relocation or deepening 01' your well are not considered viable options. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY OFFICE OF WATER RESOURCES . 415 OSER AVENUE. SUITE 3. HAUPPAUGE. N. Y. 1788 . TEL.ISI6¡8S3-2251 FAX 15161853-2307 '. . The Monsanto Corporation. as the manutàcturer of this chemical has voluntarily proposed remediation for wells having contìrmed concentrations of alachlor exceeding the drinking water standard. The remediation involves providing affected wells with granular activated carbon treatment units. The USEPA has indicated that granular activated carbon is the best available treatment technology for this contaminant. Monsanto has provided this treatment in Suffolk and we have independently contìrmed that the treatment remov'es these concentrations satistactoril:. Perry Salvadorini of Culligan. Monsanto's representative tor filter installation. has informed this otfIce that bottled water was provided through the season and that the tilters will be installed prior to next season' s starr up. [t you hav·e any questions teel tree [0 contact this otÌÌce. verliRJlv yours. : J.~(,/'. , r", - / /' .. ....-/' ,.. ¡ ,. ., ~ .... I ¡' ~ .Æ /' J--:-: ' r'".I .. Daniel L. i'v[orris - Senior Public Health Sanitarian Bureau of Drinking Water cc: Maureen Serifini- NYSDEC Pesticide Registration Unit Thomas Hoogheem. Environmental Operations Director. Monsanto Corp. Perry V. Salvadorini. Culligan. 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New York 11971 SOUTHOLD TOWN CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL At the meeting of the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council held Tuesday, June 13, 2000, the following recommendation was made: THE ORIENT WHARF CO. 24-2-28.1 to allow for the existing shed, which houses necessary water filtration equipment to remain on the wharf 2110 Village Lane, Orient The CAC did not make an inspection, therefore no recommendation was made. .r: . . :J. JWJút .Mc:.eaugftiüt ~(à.&uø Windð WØ / 5''''¡''.iotud e.nm 4402Ge!llt. 48, 5'.ø. $oæ 1210 Søui&id, .N_ 'IþJt 11971 !Tel..N... (631) 765-6085 !1aæ.N... (631) 765-1856 May 31, 2000 Southold Town Trustees P.O. Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971 Re: Orient Wharf Co. SCTM #1000-024.00-02.00-028.001 r.~Rr.rn- ~ r¡" LS!t I :, i'l I I, iJ r-~" - 1111" U~i MAY 3 I 2000 ( l_ . _.__ "'~q . I" . ~-_._~-_. Gentlemen: I have enclosed the Letter of Request for a Waiver, along with Notice to Adjacent Property Owners in the above-referenced matter. As we advised you at the work session last week, the small shed was placed on the wharf in order to screen the water filtration system that is necessary in order to provide potable water to the Orient Yacht Club and to the boat slips. A copy of the letter dated October 12. 1999 from the Suffolk County Department of Health Services is enclosed herewith. As you can see, the water supply has over four (4) times the allowable limit of the herbicide Alachlor, a known carcinogen. The placement of the filtration equipment was dictated by the location of the well. The carbon filter tanks are approximately 8 1/2 feet tall. The idea of the shed was to scene these filtration tanks from view, and to provide some deterrence to possible vandalism. The only alternative would be to locate the filtration tanks near or in the Orient Yacht Club building at the end of the wharf. The cost of properly running the necessary plumbing to allow such a placement has been estimated as at least $5,000.00. Prior to the placement of the shed. a representative of the Orient Wharf Company was advised by the Southold Town Building Department that a shed of this size (less than 100 sq. ft.). did not require a building permit. No one realized that a Trustee's Permit would be necessary, as the shed simply sits on top of the wharf, which has existed for well over 100 years. It is anticipated that the filtration system. and therefore the shed, is temporary in nature. The water supply will be periodically tested, and we have been advised that when the untreated water supply tests show potable water, the system can be removed. 1- , . . My client's intention was to make the best of a bad situation. The public health hazard of the water supply dictated the necessity of the filtration system, The placement of the filtration equipment within a small, tasteful shed was thought to be more visually palatable than simply having two 8 1/2 foot tall filtration tanks open to public view. Our request for a Waiver to allow the shed to remain, as it presently exists, will have absolutely no effect on the wetlands. The shed, with the equipment inside, simply sits on the existing wharf, and will be removed as soon as the health hazard ceases to exist. Encs. 05/24/'(00 WED 15:40 FAX 516 . .' 852 2743 SUFF.CTY DEPT.OF BEALTI CttNTY OF SUFFOLK . I4J 001 .(Ð ROBERT J. GAFFNEY SUFFOLK COUMT"'t' EXE(:I.1T1YE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTl"I SERVICES c:u.RE a BRADLET. M.D. M.P.H. AI:T'INC:. CQMMISSIONER c o V ER FAX F'I'oIl1: H E E T ~ù4,^l) \d--rc;"w": I tu~-t€eS 7bS: - /3 bh ~~;dJ::ç SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEAI.:rn SERVI! OmCE OF WATER RESOURCES I1ffÑ: Albor¿+-/<f¿uì~ICG s To: Fax #: Date: ¡] rU r 0¡,7_ ŒJ ., Ln.J! MAY 2 4 2tXXJ . L . ____ L -----.-.- o Bureau ofDrinldng Wau:.r - Hauppauge Telephone # 516-853-3076 FAX '" 516-853-3075 or 516-853-2927 ~ Bureau of Drinking Wau:.r - Riverbead lY\ Telephone," 516-852-1905 FAX # 516-852-2743 o Bureau of Groundwater Resourœs - Hauppauge Telephone," 516-853-3092 FAX # 516-853-3075 or 516-853-2927 Pages (Including cover sheet) cOMMENTS: If there is any problem regarding transmittal of this rnarerial. please call OIVIStO'" OP' ~""IRONME"'TA.L QUA1..ITY omCE OF' WATOt RESOURCES . 2.ZS "AaRO DRlvEt EAST. HAuPPAUGIE.....". 11788- .2510 . TEL (516IE1Ø;3-3076 ~AX (5'6IBS3-~075 05.'2~/2000 WED 15:~0 FAX 516 852 2743 BUFF.CTY DEPT.OF HEALT! I4J 002 . . '~OUNTY OF SUFFOL~ Ci . Robert J. Gaffney Suffolk County Executive Department of Health Services Clare B. Bradley, M,D., M.P.H. Commissioner Memo 1 I 1 I To: From: Date: Re: Southold Town Trustees T.M. Martin 24 MayOO Orient Yacht Club .i ! Late in 1999 the herbicide Alachlor was detected above the MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level) in the well serving the Orient Yacht Club. This Department considers the presence of Alachlor in drinking water as a serious public health problem. Attachcd pleasc find an EP A fact sheel on Alachlor and note the listed health effects. This herbicide is rn3nufaetu~ed by Monsanto Corporation and has been found in other wells in Suffolk County as well as other areas of the United States. The maker of the product has a well assistance program and they were notified of the detection. Thcy have filters alrcady installcd in Springs, Cutchogue, East Moriehes, Shelter Island as well as Orient. In the Spring of this year representatives of the Yacht Club, the Health Department as well as the filter contractor met at the site and discussed the installation of the filters on the existing water system. It was decided to place the filters on the lands end of the wharf closest to the well and pump. The filter contractor offered to provide a shelter for the filters to prevent vandalism and make the installation more esthetically pleasing, which was strongly supported by this Department. Since that time problems with the installation have arisen culminating with the issuance of a summons. In almost 4,000 pesticide installations this is the first time problems within jurisdictions have oceUITed. It is hoped that in the interest of public health a waiver be granted so the Orient Yacht Club will have access to safe potable water. If! can provide any assistance in this matter, please call 852-1906. , ..; ORINKING WAT'5R UNIT OIVISION oF ENVIRONMENTAL OUA1.J'TY COUNlY ŒNTER RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK 1'901-3397 (6:]1) 852-1905 05'2~'2000 WED 15,~1 FAX 516 852 2743 , . United sua EnvÜÐn~1IIfP'otection Agency SUFF,CTY DEPT,OF HEALT! Office of wet. 46D1 )&EPA . National PrimC!ry Drinking Water Regulations .... Alachlor This is a factsheet about a chemical that may be found in some public or private drinking water supplies. It may cause health problems if found in amounts greater than the health standard set by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ' WHAT/S AIACHLOR AND HOW IS IT USED? WHY IS ALACHLOR ,yaNG REGIll.ATED? .' ; . - . ~ , .1 I·';;, ,-, .. WHAT iRE THE " I~: HEALTH 'EFFECTS? ·tU···;·':'·· ,';-.'. . . ." ,I ." ~:.", ~.,.~:" . , . . I4i 003 EPA 811+95-003 b-C Oaober 1995 c-...... WATER STANDARDS: McLc: ZERO Met.: 2 ""B Alachloris an odorless, white solid..The greatest use of-alachloris·as a herbicide for contrOi of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in crops, primarily on com, sorghum and soybeans.Alachloris the second most widely ui>ed herbicide in the United States, with particularly heavy use on ami and soybeans· in Illinois, Indiana. Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The list of trade names given below may help you find out whether you are using this chemical at home or wòrk. . In 1974, Congress passed the Safe Drinking Water Aa. This law requires EPA to determine safe lev~1s at chemicals in drinking water which do or may cause health problems_These non-enfo~ble levels, based solely on possible health . risks and exposure, are called Maximum Contaminant Level Goals. The MCLG for alachlor has been set at zero because EPA believes this level' , of protection would not cauSe any of the long-term effectS described below. . .-.' Based on this MClG; EPA has set an enforceable standard called a Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL). MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as possible, :. considering the abirrty of public water systems to detect and remove contaminants , . using suitable treatment technologies.. The MCL has been set at 2 parts per billion (p'pb) because EPA believes, given " presenttechnology and resources, this is the lowest level to which water systems can reasonably be required to remove this contaminant should it occur in drinking waJer. These drinking water standards and the regulations for ensuring these stan- ~dards are met, are called National Primary Drinking W~ter Regulations. All public water supplies must abide by these fegulations. Short-te~: EPA has found alachlorto potentially Cause ., the'fOllowing health effects when people are exposed tó it . atlevels above the MCt for relatively short periods of time: 'slightsldn and 'eye irritation.' ...... . .: [''ona-œrm:' AIachlor· .has the· potential to cause the I . . . .. ' . following effects from a lifetime exposure at levels above - . . Consumer Ver:sion , TRADe: NAMES AND . S'tNONftlS: Al.CCH.DR lAsAGRlN L'",,'''''''' Wso u.zø; MET.cHI.DR Pau.Rzo . . ÞJ.N<ox /v.Ma CtÐWI~ Prin/ed on Recyr:Jed Paper 05.-24/2000 WED 15,41 FAX 516 852 2743 . SlTFF.CTY DEPT.OF HEALTI , .. a . . the MCL: damage to liver, kidnl!!lr," spleen; lining of nose and eyelids; cer. The major source of environmental release of alachlor is through its manufac- ture and use as a herbicide. 'Alachlor was- detected in rural domestic well water by EPA's National Survey of Pesticides in Drinking W!'!ter Wells. EPA's Pesti- cides in Ground Water Database reports detections of ahachlor in ground water at concentrations above the MCL in at least 15 States. If released to soil, alachlor can be broken down by bacte~a and sunlight, usually within two months, However, alachor does not bind to most soils very well and may either evaporate or leach into ground water. Sunlight and bacterial action are also impOrtant for degrading ~Iachlor in surface water, but evaporation generallY does not occur. Once alachlor enters ground water, its break down is very slow.· The bioconcentration of alachlor in aquiltic organisms is not important. Any alachlor takén up by plants or animals is quicldy ·eliminated. .. - The regulation for al¡:¡chlor became effective in 1992: Between 1993 and 1995, EPA required your water supplierto collect water samples every 3 months for one year and analyze them to find out ìfalachlor is,presentabove 0.2 ppb. lfitis present above this level, the system must continue to monitor this contaminant. . If contaminant levels are found to be consistently above ·the MCL, your water supplier must take steps to reduce the amount of alachlor sO that it is consistently below that level. The following treatment methods have been approved by EPA , for removing alachlor. Granular activated charcoal. ~004 How MUCH AuCHLOR IS"pRODUCED AND FlEUASED TO THE ENVIRONMENT'? WHAT HAPPENS TO . ALACHLOR WHEN fT IS RELEASED TO THE ENVIRONMENT? How WILL ALACHLOR BE DETECTED IN AND REMOVED FROM MY DFIINKJNG WATER? ) If the levels exceed'the MCL, 2 ppþ. the system must notify the public via How WILL I KNOW IF newspapers, radio, lVand other means. Additional 'actions. such as providing At.ACHLDR IS IN MY alternative drinking Water supplies; may be required to prevent serious risks to WATER? public health. . . I I! .. Learn more about your drinking water! .. . EPA stronglý encourages people to leammore Your state Department of Health/Environment is also a about their drinking w¡¡ter. and to support local efforts valuable source of information. to protect and, upg~de the SUpply. of safe dñnking For help iri·loca6nsl'uiese agencies or for information on . water.. Y~ur water bill. or tele!>hone.book's govern- drinking .Water In general. call: ..'. . ment hstings are a good starting point.. .' . EPA's Safe Drinking Water Hotline: (800) 4~G-4791 . Yo~r IQcal water sup~lIer can give you a list oHhe For.addltional infcirrilation on the ~sesa¡'d relea~es or· chemicals t~ey test for In your water,.as well as how cheitlicaJs in your sta1B.; contact the: .. . your water IS treated, Com~unity ~ight-t~t<now HotlIne: (800)535-;<1202. . 1 ConsumerVe"'¡on .. ,- Page 2 ' n__........: .,øo.c . . .. ~ :' L '.. . -." oJ :0 , ~ .,;..' '..' " ~ ''-'. ....~_..- - ---..', ....~,,-_. -- . . -'.-....-_.. .-------- ., " . . . . i . ..~ . -. .-- '". - ~'-~. ----.,-;;-- -~.~~:~.:: f ,.....- '-. -'-. - -.- h"_. _.. .. ....___. .__..~ .\.' .-.... ._-~. "- .. . ---- - ;'" "._L~._ ._~...._._.__.~...~;.;: ..... . _." . -- . - __u.. .-.-::.;" --':_~':":=--;--':.:i;_-_: --~-~----,,_-~O-;C- __~_--=,'_:..:;_"_:.-..::..~~-:._:~_,,;_~.__:_.::--:~--:: ":...:.." - -. - '--~-~'--:::"---'- - '-':_--'---=-.::.=~--- ---:::":.::: :~-:..=.:~-: '_n_ _'.. ".- ",'..- 05'~0'~000 SAT 12:0'¡ FAX 631 73'¡ 2315 SOI~OLD P.D. 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" " t-,\ll /." j t ,\ "f ;, " ., , ,'. ,. ,'J '. -'1 , , If':, " < ~ (', ~ I. '1 0 0 ! , N , <:> ~ or. Õ 0 ( u..l c Z c " t..i ¡ ,? ~ ~ ~ -1 ( V> ¡ ~ ... r/) :i .. ::., ., ..' J~ ~ ! h ~ k I' ;\ ~ ~ il it ;( " Submission to Southold Town Trustees - 25 April 2001 The Orient Wharf Company ("the applicant"), has submitted two separate applications for a Coastal Erosion Permit and an Amendment to Wetlands Permit #474. The first application, filed 19 March 200 I, relates to the water filtration shed; the second application, filed 4 April 200 I, relates to the placement of approximately 138 10"x25' spiles along the north and south facing at the seaward-end of the wharf. Chapter 97 of the Southold Town Code governs the Wetlands Permit process; Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code governs the Coastal Erosion Permit process. Each chapter of the Southold Town Code clearly sets out the requirements and process for obtaining a permit before undertaking any work We respectfully request that the shed application be denied for the following procedural and substantive reasons. r· With respect to the Coastal Erosion permit, the application is incomplete under th. . information requirements of §37-40. Specifically, the minimum information ! requirements of §37-40(A)(2) have not been met. The scale specified for the required map is "no smaller than one to twentv-four thousand (\ :24.000)"; the map and drawings submitted by applicant are in one case (I :240) and in another (I :480) - far too small to provide a basis for meaningful analysis. Failure to include a properly scaled map does not enable the Trustees or the public to properly evaluate the application. Additionally, the topographic map included as part of applicant's submission is misleading in that it . does not accurately portray the actual placement and location of additional spiles in . Orient Harbor. J> -c :::0 C'0 CJ1 ~ c In making these and subsequent points relating to Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, we would respectfully point out that §37-43 does not allow for discretionary t1exibility in interpreting the provisions, regulations. procedures and standards of this chapter. but rather the code is to be interpreted as setting forth the "minimum requirements necessary to carry out the purposes of the chapter". Additionally, a properly scaled map would clearly demonstrate that the proposed shed does not meet the Zoning requirements of § 100-33. Specifically, the shed does not meet the requirements of § 100-33(B) in that the shed is set back less than three (3) feet from the lot line. The application does not meet the reasonable and necessary requirements of §37-12. Specitically, under the requirement of §37-12(A) it can not be demonstrated and found "that the proposed regulated activity is reasonable and necessary. considering reasonable alternatives to the proposed activity and the extent to which the proposed activity requires a shoreline location". Permit us to state that we are not opposed to filtration, only filtration that is situated in an illegal structure and location. First, applicant has failed to demonstrate that the proposed activity is necessary in that all available water tests for Alachlor have been below the threshold for required remediation. Second, even if the need for tiltration were to be demonstrated, applicant has a number of reasonable alternatives. As has been pointed out to applicant. these include placement of the filtration system at a location landward of the coastal erosion area; placement of the '. filters within the building at the end of the wharf; provision of non-potable washdown water and bottled potable water with appropriate signage. In any consideration of these alternatives. it should additionally be recognized that the applicant does not need to bear the cost of remediation as it is borne by Monsanto. Having established that the applicant's proposed location for the shed is neither reasonable nor necessary, we would also point out that applicant's characterization of the strncture as an "existing, temporary, portable 6'x8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment" is not accurate. Actually, under provisions of the Southold Town Code, the shed is neither legally existing, temporary or portable. Under §37-6 the definition of an existing structure is "a structure...where construction has not begun but for which a building permit has been issued prior to the effective date of this chapter" ~1O-8-199l1. Given that the shed does not have a building permit and was installed after the effective date [5-4-2000], it is incorrect to refer to it as "existing". Even if it is determined that the application meets the reasonable and necessary requirements of §37-12, the application does not meet the removable restrictions of §37-13. Specifically, §37-13(B) states that "within a structural hazard area the construction of nonmovable structures or placement of maior nonmovable additions to an existing structure is prohibited". Under §37-6 and in as much as the shed is constructed upon a newly poured concrete floor it is not within the definition of being a "movable structure". Applicant's attorney conceded in his 15 February 2001 letter to the Town Attorney that the shed is located within the 'structural hazard area"'. Even if the applicant successfully argues that the shed is movable, then the application is incomplete in that it does not meet the relocation requirements of §37-13. Specifically, §37-13(F) requires that the application include "plans for landward relocation [to 1 be included with each application for a permit". Given the inability of the applicant to meet the standards and restrictions of Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, the applicant still has recourse to appeal and seek variances under §37-30. As an additional matter, we would also point out that the applicant has not met or recognized the need to meet the application and permit requirements of Chapter 46 of the Southold Town Code, relating to Flood Damage Prevention. And although we would note the administrator and implementer of this chapter is the Building Inspector, and not the Trustees, the classification of the proposed location of the shed as a "Zone VE" on the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) as issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (Map Number 36l03C0068 G) designates the proposed location of the shed as a coastal high-hazard area with a number of specific requirements to minimize the danger of flood and storm-tide damage. As currently situated and designed the shed is not in compliance with the basic requirements of Chapter 46 which would require that anything built in Zone VE be built in such a manner that the bottom floor joist be above a specified base flood elevation. Additionally, any supporting 2 structure below base flood elevation must be professionally designed and certified to be of a break-away design to reduce potential damage. As shown in the attached FIRM, the specified base flood elevation for the proposed location is eleven (II) feet. As shown on the topographic map furnished by the applicant, the shed as currently situated is at an elevation of six (6) feet, five feet below the required base flood elevation. As with Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, we would respectfully point out that §46-7 contains language that does not allow for discretionary flexibility in interpreting the provisions, regulations, procedures and standards ofthis chapter, but rather the code is to be interpreted as setting forth the "minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health. safety and welfare", With respect to the Wetland permit, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §97-21. Specifically, the requirements of §97-2l(I) have not been met in that applicant has failed to accurately describe "anv known prior operations conducted on the premises in question and whether anv prior licenses or permits have been issued". Nor has the applicant referenced the pending Consent Order in the matter of NYSDEC VS. Orient Wharf Company (NOV# 00 CA 168) and the recent imposition of a $50.000 fine by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for numerous instances of "substantial modification, installation and reconstruction without benefit of permit". Nor has the applicant met the requirements of §97 -21 (J) in providing "documentarv proof that all other necessarv pennits and approvals have been obtained" , The application has not been processed properly under the requirements of §97-24. Specifically, the requirement of §97-24(A) for the Conservation Advisory Council "to forward its written report of findings and recommendations with respect to such application" has not been met, and under the requirement of §97-24(B) a public hearing on such application shall be held "upon receipt bv the Trustees of the report of the Conservation Advisorv Council". The application does not meet the negative determination requirements of §97-28. Specifically. the permit does not meet the requirement of §97-28(E) for a negative determination that granting of such pennit "will not substantially increase the danger of flood and storm-tide damage". In fact, the Zone VE designation of the proposed location of the shed, and the precautionary design and building requirements set forth in Chapter 46, clearly demonstrate the position of Southold Town that there is a significant danger of flood and storm-tide damage. In addition, we would respectfully point out that the applicant has failed to meet the requirements of Chapter 100 of the Southold Town Code. Specifically, §IOO-11l provides that planning board site approval is required for any non-residential structure - whether principal or accessory - in the Ml district where the wharf is located and the shed is placed. o o '. Finally, it is our understanding that New York's General Municipal Law §239-m and Suffolk County Charter §§ 1323 to 1332 require a referral by local agencies of all applications for "authorizations which a referring body may issue under the provisions of any...locallaw'· where the proposed action (construction ofa shed) will be, among other examples, within 500 feet of any bay in Suffolk County. For the reasons set forth above. and noting that nearly one year has passed since the illegal placement of the shed, we respectfully request that the Trustees deny the application and under provisions of §97-31 instruct the Bay Constable to require immediate compliance and to order the removal of the structure with the imposition of fines as specified in §97-33 for any delay in complying with such order. With respect to the spile placement application, we respectfully request that the spile placement application be deferred and held over for the following procedural and substantive issues have been correctly addressed. As with the first application, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §37-40. Specifically. the minimum information requirements of §37- 40(A)(2) have not been met. The scale specified for the required map is "no smaller than one to twenty-four thousand (I :24.000)"; the map and drawings submitted by applicant are in one case (I :240) and in another (I :480). Failure to include a properly scaled map does not enable the Trustees or the public to properly evaluate the application. Additionally, as stated previously, the topographic map included as part ofapplicant"s submission is misleading in that it does not accurately portray the actual placement and location of additional spiles in Orient Harbor. The application does not meet the environmental review requirement of §37-46. Specifically, given the size and scope of the proposed regulated activity, the application does not address "the review procedures required by the New York State Environmental Oualitv Review Act (SEOR). Article 8 of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law". Additionally, we question the scope and extent of the engineering work and believe prudence requires a professional engineer's report to determine the foundation structure of the rock/stone pier and whether it is feasible to make a 5'-to-6' penetration of the bay bottom in a straight and continuous line along the north and south facing at the seaward- end ofthe wharf. In addition, we note the applicant recognizes and acknowledges the need to obtain pemÜt approval from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. However, given the applicant's repeated history of failing to obtain required permits, we would point out that the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §97-21. Specifically. the applicant has not met the requirement of §97-21(J) to provide "documentarv proof that all other necessary pemÜts and approvals have been obtained". 4 \ Respectfully Submitted. 5 \. . Attachments Photographs of Shed Coastal Erosion Hazard Area Survey FIRM (Number 36103C0068 G) cc: Southold Town Trustees Orient Wharf Company Board Orient Yacht Club Board Concerned Members of the Orient Yacht Club With annotation of relevant areas for respective action/compliance/enforcement: Jean Cochran (Southold Town Supervisor) Greg Yakaboski (Southold Town Attorney) Ed Forrester (Southold Town Building Inspector) (Southold Town Planning Board) Suffolk County Planning Commission New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Attn.: Charles T. Hamilton, Regional Supervisor Attn.: Karen Murphy, Regional Attorney 6 ·, '. ..~ .\., ;., " Z»: ., - . ~; .:--.-. . ._,--",:~_:.'-~\' 41°07'30" ~16'52,5" ORIENT ß~;ACH STAT" PARK 11.....1...' ." 1"<" I L-~.H, ".~", determine when actuarial Tates apply to structures in the zones where eleva- tions or depths have been established. To determine if flood insurance is available in this community, contact your insurance agent or calt the National Flood Insurance Program at (BOO) 638--6620. . APPROXIMATE SCALE 500 0 1---1 _ - 500 FEET I FIRM MOD INSURANCE RATE MAP SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK (ALL JURISDICTIONS) PANEL 68 OF 1026 (SEE MAP INDEX FOR PANELS NOT PRINTED) ~ W&. Mf!! JOœI3 .... G ...ore- THIS MAP INCORPORATES APPROXIMATE ØOUtrIÞARIES OF COASTAL BARRIER RESOURCES SYSTEM UNITS AND/OR OTHERVGE PROT£C1'U) AREAS ESTABLISHED UNDER 1HE COASTAl BARRÆR IMPROVEMENT A.Cf OF 1880 1Pl1Ol-l8l1. 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Four year()easink~láëníònstrates that it is possible to work with this neglected clientele while maintaining a quality portfolio that any financial firm would envy. The objective is to grow these businesses and to grow with them, in the belief that Russia's development as a political democracy depends on a stable and growing economy at the grass roots level in the regions. ,.L~--------------. To achieve its financial objectives, 000 Microleasing must expanà-its sources of funds substantially. The outstanding quality of the leasing portfolio, the~ven experience and expertise of the staff and the valuable service that Microleasing uniquely p~ should make this an attainable goaL Credit and equity investment ITom one or more western finaÌ1cial institutions are a critical step. < ~ 000 Microleasing ainls to raise $5,000,000 over the next three to five years to become a stable financial institution, which can offer at least $US one million worth ofleases annually. ~ ,,-,\ - 1fy~1^C\ I 17 -Úá~\¡i,.-..) D~"\.ii-K.;'Ù, !':r-{. J~k'\C t...r<.lí ~r ~ -^"" c, ¡.^ (\ W.",\-t, . ~ ~ I-J '," ,") ~,?,- '" 1: '~:-tl [).<;.~ I ~k;' .~'" ~U-,L\.J {jL"'v\.rtA_.......~tt'l OBJECTIVES '1\'C<o ~V>'\yv'.;;,¡:~-<t!·¡!-""'i,l( ~yJ.;.\ .C""U"".i'Ìt .f.-yvJMA,¿ ?~~I(Tv"; ;.1'~ ? To be financially sustainable in 2005 and beyond ? To ensure that 40-50% lessees are women entrepreneurs and women-led businesses ? 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The Leningrad oblast government has targeted this area for development and investment, construction of a new port is undelWay, and there is substantial international participation. Vyhorg is a promising target for 000 3 · .. Submission to Southold Town Trustees - 25 April 2001 The Orient Wharf Company ("the applicant"), has submitted two separate applications for a Coastal Erosion Permit and an Amendment to Wetlands Permit #474. The first application, filed 19 March 200 I, relates to the water filtration shed; the second application, filed 4 April 2001, relates to the placement of approximately 138 10"x25' spiles along the north and south facing at the seaward-end of the wharf. Chapter 97 of the Southold Town Code governs the Wetlands Permit process; Chapter 37 ofthe Southold Town Code governs the Coastal Erosion PernÜt process. Each chapter of the Southold Town Code clearly sets out the requirements and process for obtaining a permit before undertaking any work We respectfully request that the shed application be denied for the following procedural and substantive reasons. With respect to the Coastal Erosion permit, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §37-40. Specifically, the minimum information requirements of §37-40(A)(2) have not been met. The scale specified for the required map is "no smaller than one to twenty-four thousand (I :24.000)"; the map and drawings submitted by applicant are in one case (I :240) and in another (I :480) - tàr too small to provide a basis for meaningful analysis. Failure to include a properly scaled map does not enable the Trustees or the public to properly evaluate the application. Additionally, the topographic map included as part of applicant's submission is misleading in that it does not accurately portray the actual placement and location of additional spiles in Orient Harbor. In making these and subsequent points relating to Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, we would respectfully point out that §37-43 does not allow for discretionary t1exibility in interpreting the provisions, regulations, procedures and standards of this chapter, but rather the code is to be interpreted as setting forth the "minimum requirements necessary to carry out the purposes of the chapter". Additionally, a properly scaled map would clearly demonstrate that the proposed shed does not meet the Zoning requirements of §100-33. Specifically, the shed does not meet the requirements of §100-33(B) in that the shed is set back less than three (3) feet from the lot line. The application does not meet the reasonable and necessary requirements of §37-12. Specitically. under the requirement of §37-12(A) it can not be demonstrated and found "that the proposed regulated activity is reasonable and necessary. considering reasonable alternatives to the proposed activity and the extent to which the proposed activity requires a shoreline location". Permit us to state that we are not opposed to filtration, only filtration that is situated in an illegal structure and location. First, applicant has failed to demonstrate that the proposed activity is necessary in that all available water tests for Alachlor have been below the threshold for required remediation. Second. even if the need for filtration were to be demonstrated, applicant has a number ofreasonable alternatives. As has been pointed out to applicant, these include placement of the filtration system at a location landward of the coastal erosion area; placement of the filters within the building at the end of the wharf; provision of non-potable washdown water and bottled potable water with appropriate signage. In any consideration of these alternatives. it should additionally be recognized that the applicant does not need to bear the cost ofremediation as it is borne by Monsanto. Having established that the applicant's proposed location for the shed is neither reasonable nor necessary, we would also point out that applicant's characterization of the structure as an "existing, temporary, portable 6'x8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment" is not accurate. Actually, under provisions of the Southold Town Code, the shed is neither legally existing, temporary or portable. Under §37-6 the definition of an existing structure is "a structure...where construction has not begun but for which a building permit has been issued prior to the effective date of this chapter" rJ 0-8-19911. Given that the shed does not have a building permit and was installed after the effective date [5-4-2000], it is incorrect to refer to it as ·'existing". Even if it is determined that the application meets the reasonable and necessary requirements of §37-l2, the application does not meet the removable restrictions of §37-13. Specifically, §37-13(B) states that "within a structural hazard area the construction of nonmovable structures or placement of maior nonmovable additions to an existing structure is prohibited", Under §37-6 and in as much as the shed is constructed upon a newly poured concrete floor it is not within the definition of being a "movable structure". Applicant's attorney conceded in his 15 February 2001 letter to the Town Attorney that the shed is located within the 'structural hazard area"'. Even if the applicant successfully argues that the shed is movable, then the application is incomplete in that it does not meet the relocation requirements of §37-13. Specifically, §37-13(F) requires that the application include "plans for landward relocation [to1 be included with each application for a permit". Given the inability ofthe applicant to meet the standards and restrictions of Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, the applicant still has recourse to appeal and seek variances under §37-30. As an additional matter, we would also point out that the applicant has not met or recognized the need to meet the application and permit requirements of Chapter 46 of the Southold Town Code, relating to Flood Damage Prevention. And although we would note the administrator and implementer of this chapter is the Building Inspector, and not the Trustees, the classification of the proposed location of the shed as a "Zone VE" on the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) as issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (Map Number 36103C0068 G) designates the proposed location of the shed as a coastal high-hazard area with a number of specific requirements to minimize the danger of flood and storm-tide damage. As currently situated and designed the shed is not in compliance with the basic requirements of Chapter 46 which would require that anything built in Zone VE be built in such a manner that the bottom floor joist be above a specified base flood elevation. Additionally, any supporting 2 ... structure below base flood elevation must be professionally designed and certified to be of a break-away design to reduce potential damage. As shown in the attached FIRM, the specified base flood elevation for the proposed location is eleven (II) feet. As shown on the topographic map furnished by the applicant, the shed as currently situated is at an elevation of six (6) feet, five feet below the required base flood elevation. As with Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, we would respectfully point out that §46-7 contains language that does not allow for discretionary flexibility in interpreting the provisions, regulations, procedures and standards of this chapter, but rather the code is to be interpreted as setting forth the "minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health. safety and welfare". With respect to the Wetland permit, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §97-21. Specifically, the requirements of §97-2l(I) have not been met in that applicant has failed to accurately describe "any known prior operations conducted on the premises in Question and whether any prior licenses or permits have been issued". Nor has the applicant referenced the pending Consent Order in the matter of NYSDEC vs. Orient Wharf Company (NOV# 00 CA 168) and the recent imposition of a $50,000 fine by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for numerous instances of "substantial modification, installation and reconstruction without benefit of permit". Nor has the applicant met the requirements of §97-21(J) in providing "documentarv proof that all other necessarY permits and approvals have been obtained". The application has not been processed properly under the requirements of §97-24. Specifically, the requirement of §97-24(A) for the Conservation Advisory Council "to forward its written report of findings and recommendations with respect to such application" has not been met, and under the requirement of §97-24(B) a public hearing on such application shall be held "upon receiPt by the Trustees of the report of the Conservation Advisorv Council"'. The application does not meet the negative determination requirements of §97-28. Specifically, the permit does not meet the requirement of §97-28(E) for a negative determination that granting of such permit "will not substantially increase the danger of flood and storm-tide damage". In fact, the Zone VE designation of the proposed location of the shed, and the precautionary design and building requirements set forth in Chapter 46, clearly demonstrate the position of South old Town that there is a significant danger of t100d and storm-tide damage. In addition, we would respectfully point out that the applicant has failed to meet the requirements of Chapter 100 of the Southold Town Code. Specifically, § 100-111 provides that planning board site approval is required for any non-residential structure - whether principal or accessory - in the Ml district where the wharf is located and the shed is placed. 3 Finally, it is our understanding that New York's General Municipal Law §239-m and Suffolk County Charter §§1323 to 1332 require a referral by local agencies of all applications for "authorizations which a referring body may issue under the provisions of any...locallaw" where the proposed action (construction ofa shed) will be, among other examples, within 500 feet of any bay in Suffolk County. For the reasons set forth above, and noting that nearly one year has passed since the illegal placement of the shed, we respectfully request that the Trustees deny the application and under provisions of §97-31 instruct the Bay Constable to require immediate compliance and to order the removal of the structure with the imposition of fines as specified in §97-33 for any delay in complying with such order. With respect to the spile placement application, we respectfully request that the spile placement application be deferred and held over for the following procedural and substantive issues have been correctly addressed. As with the first application, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §37-40. Specifically, the minimum information requirements of §37- 40(A)(2) have not been met. The scale specified for the required map is "no smaller than one to twentv-four thousand (I :24.000)"; the map and drawings submitted by applicant are in one case (1 :240) and in another (1 :480). Failure to include a properly scaled map does not enable the Trustees or the public to properly evaluate the application. Additionally. as stated previously, the topographic map included as part of applicant's submission is misleading in that it does not accurately portray the actual placement and location of additional spiles in Orient Harbor. The application does not meet the environmental review requirement of §37-46. Specifically, given the size and scope of the proposed regulated activity, the application does not address "the review procedures required bv the New York State Environmental Oualitv Review Act (SEOR). Article 8 of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law". Additionally, we question the scope and extent of the engineering work and believe prudence requires a professional engineer's report to determine the foundation structure of the rock/stone pier and whether it is feasible to make a 5'-to-6' penetration of the bay bottom in a straight and continuous line along the north and south facing at the seaward- end of the wharf. In addition, we note the applicant recognizes and acknowledges the need to obtain permit approval from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. However, given the applicant's repeated history of failing to obtain required permits, we would point out that the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §97-21. Specifically, the applicant has not met the requirement of §97-21(J) to provide "documentarv proof that all other necessarv pemÜts and approvals have been obtained". 4 J · Respectfully Submitted. 5 , Submission to Southold Town Trustees - 25 April 2001 The Orient Wharf Company ("the applicant"), has submitted two separate applications for a Coastal Erosion Permit and an Amendment to Wetlands Permit #474. The first application, filed 19 March 200 I, relates to the water filtration shed; the second application, filed 4 April 200 I, relates to the placement of approximately 138 10"x25' spiles along the north and south facing at the seaward-end of the wharf. Chapter 97 of the Southold Town Code governs the Wetlands Permit process; Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code governs the Coastal Erosion Permit process. Each chapter of the Southold Town Code clearly sets out the requirements and process for obtaining a permit before undertaking any work We respectfully request that the shed application be denied for the following procedural and substantive reasons. With respect to the Coastal Erosion permit, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §37-40. Specifically, the minimum information requirements of §37-40(A)(2) have not been met. The scale specified for the required map is "no smaller than one to twentv-four thousand (1:24.000)"; the map and drawings submitted by applicant are in one case (I :240) and in another (I :480) - far too small to provide a basis for meaningful analysis. Failure to include a properly scaled map does not enable the Trustees or the public to properly evaluate the application. Additionally, the topographic map included as part of applicant's submission is misleading in that it does not accurately portray the actual placement and location of additional spiles in Orient Harbor. In making these and subsequent points relating to Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, we would respectfully point out that §37-43 does not allow for discretionary flexibility in interpreting the provisions, regulations, procedures and standards of this chapter, but rather the code is to be interpreted as setting forth the "minimum requirements necessarv to carry out the purposes ofthe chapter". Additionally, a properly scaled map would clearly demonstrate that the proposed shed does not meet the Zoning requirements of § I 00-33. Specifically, the shed does not meet the requirements of §100-33(B) in that the shed is set back less than three (3) feet from the lot line. The application does not meet the reasonable and necessary requirements of §37-12. Specifically, under the requirement of §37-12(A) it can not be demonstrated and found "that the proposed regulated activity is reasonable and necessary, considering reasonable alternatives to the proposed activitv and the extent to which the proposed activitv requires a shoreline location". Permit us to state that we are not opposed to filtration, only filtration that is situated in an illegal structure and location. First, applicant has failed to demonstrate that the proposed activity is necessary in that all available water tests for Alachlor have been below the threshold for required remediation. Second, even if the need for filtration were to be demonstrated, applicant has a number of reasonable alternatives. As has been pointed out to applicant. these include placement of the filtration system at a location landward of the coastal erosion area; placement of the filters within the building at the end of the wharf; provision of non-potable washdown water and bottled potable water with appropriate signage. In any consideration of these alternatives, it should additionally be recognized that the applicant does not need to bear the cost of remediation as it is borne by Monsanto, Having established that the applicant's proposed location for the shed is neither reasonable nor necessary. we would also point out that applicant's characterization of the structure as an "existing, temporary, portable 6'x8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment" is not accurate. Actually, under provisions of the Southold Town Code, the shed is neither legally existing, temporary or portable. Under §37-6 the definition of an existing structure is "a structure...where construction has not begun but for which a building pennit has been issued prior to the effective date of this chapter" rlO-8-l9911. Given that the shed does not have a building permit and was installed after the effective date [5-4-2000], it is incorrect to refer to it as "existing". Even if it is determined that the application meets the reasonable and necessary requirements of §37-l2, the application does not meet the removable restrictions of §37-13. Specifically, §37-l3(B) states that "within a structural hazard area the construction of nonmovable structures or placement of maior nonmovable additions to an existing structure is prohibited", Under §37-6 and in as much as the shed is constructed upon a newly poured concrete floor it is not within the definition of being a "movable structure". Applicant's attorney conceded in his 15 February 200 I letter to the Town Attorney that the shed is located within the 'structural hazard area"'. Even if the applicant successfully argues that the shed is movable, then the application is incomplete in that it does not meet the relocation requirements of §37-13. Specifically, §37-13(F) requires that the application include "plans for landward relocation rto] be included with each application for a permit". Given the inability of the applicant to meet the standards and restrictions of Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, the applicant still has recourse to appeal and seek variances under §37-30, As an additional matter. we would also point out that the applicant has not met or recognized the need to meet the application and permit requirements of Chapter 46 of the Southold Town Code, relating to Flood Damage Prevention, And although we would note the administrator and implementer of this chapter is the Building Inspector, and not the Trustees, the classification of the proposed location of the shed as a "Zone VE" on the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) as issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (Map Number 36103C0068 G) designates the proposed location of the shed as a coastal high-hazard area with a number of specific requirements to minimize the danger of flood and storm-tide damage. As currently situated and designed the shed is not in compliance with the basic requirements of Chapter 46 which would require that anything built in Zone VE be built in such a manner that the bottom floor joist be above a specified base flood elevation. Additionally, any supporting ., structure below base flood elevation must be professionally designed and certified to be of a break-away design to reduce potential damage. As shown in the attached FIRM. the specified base flood elevation for the proposed location is eleven (II) feet. As shown on the topographic map furnished by the applicant, the shed as currently situated is at an elevation of six (6) feet, five feet below the required base flood elevation. As with Chapter 37 of the Southold Town Code, we would respectfully point out that §46-7 contains language that does not allow for discretionary flexibility in interpreting the provisions, regulations, procedures and standards of this chapter, but rather the code is to be interpreted as setting forth the "minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health. safety and welfare". With respect to the Wetland permit, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §97-21. Specifically, the requirements of §97-2l(I) have not been met in that applicant has failed to accurately describe "any known prior operations conducted on the premises in Question and whether any prior licenses or permits have been issued". Nor has the applicant referenced the pending Consent Order in the matter of NYSDEC VS. Orient Wharf Company (NOV# 00 CA 168) and the recent imposition of a $50,000 fine by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for numerous instances of "substantial modification, installation and reconstruction without benefit of permit". Nor has the applicant met the requirements of §97-2l(J) in providing "documentary proof that all other necessarv permits and approvals have been obtained". The application has not been processed properly under the requirements of §97-24. Specifically. the requirement of §97-24(A) for the Conservation Advisory Council "to forward its written report of findings and recommendations with respect to such application" has not been met, and under the requirement of §97-24(B) a public hearing on such application shall be held "upon receipt bv the Trustees of the report of the Conservation Advisory Council'·. The application does not meet the negative determination requirements of §97-28. Specifically, the permit does not meet the requirement of §97-28(E) for a negative determination that granting of such permit "will not substantially increase the danger of flood and stomHide damage". In fact, the Zone VE designation of the proposed location ofthe shed, and the precautionary design and building requirements set forth in Chapter 46, clearly demonstrate the position of South old Town that there is a significant danger of flood and storm-tide danlage. In addition, we would respectfully point out that the applicant has failed to meet the requirements of Chapter 100 of the Southold Town Code. Specifically, §100-111 provides that planning board site approval is required for any non-residential structure - whether principal or accessory - in the M I district where the wharf is located and the shed is placed. 3 Finally, it is our understanding that New York's General Municipal Law §239-m and Suffolk County Charter §§1323 to 1332 require a referral by local agencies of all applications for "authorizations which a referring body may issue under the provisions of any... local law" where the proposed action (construction ofa shed) will be, among other examples, within 500 feet of any bay in Suffolk County. For the reasons set forth above, and noting that nearly one year has passed since the illegal placement of the shed, we respectfully request that the Trustees deny the application and under provisions of §97-31 instruct the Bay Constable to require immediate compliance and to order the removal of the structure with the imposition of fines as specified in §97-33 for any delay in complying with such order. With respect to the spile placement application, we respectfully request that the spile placement application be deferred and held over for the following procedural and substantive issues have been correctly addressed. As with the first application, the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §37-40. Specifically, the minimum information requirements of §37- 40(A){2) have not been met. The scale specified for the required map is "no smaller than one to twentv-four thousand (I :24.000)"; the map and drawings submitted by applicant are in one case (I :240) and in another (I :480). Failure to include a properly scaled map does not enable the Trustees or the public to properly evaluate the application. Additionally, as stated previously, the topographic map included as part of applicant's submission is misleading in that it does not accurately portray the actual placement and location of additional spiles in Orient Harbor. The application does not meet the environmental review requirement of §37-46. Specifically, given the size and scope of the proposed regulated activity, the application does not address "the review procedures required bv the New York State Environmental Oualitv Review Act (SEOR), Article 8 of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law". Additionally, we question the scope and extent of the engineering work and believe prudence requires a professional engineer's report to detennine the foundation structure of the rock/stone pier and whether it is feasible to make a 5'-to-6' penetration of the bay bottom in a straight and continuous line along the north and south facing at the seaward- end of the wharf. In addition, we note the applicant recognizes and acknowledges the need to obtain permit approval from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. However, given the applicant's repeated history of failing to obtain required permits, we would point out that the application is incomplete under the information requirements of §97-21. 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" ,il -0' if...., "'-I, ¡¡¡¡r ii: .//¡,: " . ,Ii ,I,: õ t. m <{ /;,i 1/ 'I Ii /i' :1 I " /l! 00 , :\::,~: " :1 if il " /i " /i /::. J ,T~ ~ . ~ " ~...' """~\".','. ~l"'" . I , . .' ,.. . , .' '~d?" :', ,. I - '. ' . , . '.. ~ , , '/ "; , : :. 'ð"~'.' '.>~ ~'fi: ~ :': '~(~~ ~ . : ...>.:.. l ~: : : ~~~ ,.;.:.>..'..-.:/ 0 e 0 L ~ w ~ ~ u :i' Q. ~ ~ '..:..-"'.' HI If ~: ".., I , , , , 0' o' . ., ..¡<", 0'1'.... ' ... ;1"- , 0) , !' M~CI ~ Ç) g;) ~ t;g ~ "=' ~ © '=1 r¡¡ ~ ~s 0 Os ~ >-ó ~ g:~ ¡:¡ <;) ê3~ 7 Cl)Z ~ GREGORY F. YAKABOSKI TOWN ATTORNEY JEAN W. COCHRAN Supervisor MARY C. WILSON ASSISTANT TOWN ATTORNEY Town Hall, 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1889 Fax (631) 765-1823 E-mail: townattorneY@'8outhold.org OFFICE OF THE TOWN ATTORNEY TOWN OF SOUTH OLD ' December 20, 2000 QEC 2 I Al Krupsk~ President Southold Town Trustees 53095 Main Road Southold, New York 11971 , l:-____._ RE: water filtration equipment shed Dear Mr. Krupski: You questioned whetb.er a 6' by 8' shed which houses water filtration equipment located within tb.e Coastal Erosion Hazard Area is permitted by the Southold Town Code. According to the Code, once it has been established that the land in question is situated within the Coastal Erosion Hazard Area, a determination then must be made whether the real property in question is within one of the sub-areas designated as: the structural hazard area, nearshore area, beach area, dune area or bluff area. Each of the sub-areas is defined with in the Code at §37-6. If tb.e wharf area in question is within tb.e "structural hazard area" as defined in the Code, it appears the water filtration shed is pennitted provided it can be considered a movable structure as required by §37-13. However, if the real property in question is located in what is defined as "nearshore area" or what is defined as "beach area" in the Code, all development is prohibited unless otb.erwise provided for in the Coastal Erosion Hazard. I hope this clarifies the Code. Please feel free to contact our office if there any questions. C. ilso n Assistant Town Attorney Town of Southo/d PC/Codebookfor Windows § 37-6. Definitions. The following tenns, as used in the chapter, shall have the meanings indicated, unless the context clearly requires otherwise: ADMINISTRATOR -- The local officials responsible for administrating and enforcing this chapter. The Southold Town Board of Trustees is hereby designated as the "Administrator." BEACH -- The zone of unconsolidated earth that extends landward rrom the mean low-water line to the waterward toe of a dune or bluff, whichever is most waterward. Where no dune or bluff exists landward of a beach, the landward limit of a beach is one hundred (100) feet landward rrom the place where there is a marked change in material or physiographic form or rrom the line of permanent vegetation, whichever is most waterward. Shorelands subject to seasonal or more rrequent overwash or inundation are considered to be "beaches." BLUFF -- Any bank or cliffwith a precipiloUS or steeply sloped face adjoining a beach or a body of water. The waterward limit of a bluff is the landward limit of its waterward natural protective feature. Where no beach is present, the waterward limit of a bluff is mean low water. The landward limit is twenty-five (25) feet landward of the receding edge or, in those cases where there is no discernible line of active erosion, twenty-five (25) feet landward of the point of inflection on the top of the bluff. The "point of inflection" is that point along the top of the bluff where the trend ofthe land slope changes to begin its descent to the shoreline. COASTAL EROSION HAZARD AREA MAP -- The final map and any amendments thereof issued by the Commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, which delineates boundaries of coastal erosion hazard areas subject to regulation under this chapter. COASTAL WATERS -- Long Island Sound and its connecting water bodies, bays, harbors, shallows and marshes. COASTLINE -- The lands adjacent to the Town of South old's coastal waters. DEBRIS LINE -- A linear accumulation of water borne debris deposited on a beach by stonn induced high water or by wave action. DUNE -- A ridge or hill of loose, windblown or artificially placed earth, the principal component of which is sand. EROSION -- The loss or displacement of land along the coastline due to the action of waves, currents, wind-driven water, waterborne ice or other impacts of stonns. It also means the loss or displacement of land due to the action of wind, runoff of surface waters or groundwaters, or groundwater seepage. I Town of Southold PC/Codebook for Windows EROSION HAZARD AREA -- An area ofthe coastline which is a structural hazard area or a natural protective feature area. EROSION PROTECTION STRUCTURE -- A structure specifically designed to reduce or prevent erosion, such as a groin, jetty, revetment, breakwater or artificial beach nourishment project. EXISTING STRUCTURE -- A structure and appurtenances in existence, or one where construction has commenced, or one where construction has not begun but for which a building permit has been issued prior to the effective date of the chapter. GRADING -- A redistribution of sand or other unconsolidated earth to effect a change in profile. MAJOR ADDITION -- An addition to a structure resulting in a twenty-five-percent or greater increase in the ground area coverage of the structure other than an erosion protection structure or a pier, dock or wharf. The increase will be calculated as the ground area coverage to be added, including any additions previously constructed under a coastal erosion management permit, divided by the ground area coverage of the existing structure, as defined in "existing structure" above. MEAN LOW WATER -- The approximate average low-water level for a given body of water at a given location, determined by reference to hydrological infonnation concerning water levels or other appropriate tests. MOVABLE STRUCTURE -- A structure designed and constructed to be readily relocated with minimum disruption of the intended use. Mobile homes and structures built on skids or piles and which do not have a permanent foundation are examples of "movable structures." NATURAL PROTECTIVE FEATURE -- A nearshore area, beach, bluff, primary dune, secondary dune or marsh and their vegetation. NATURAL PROTECTIVE FEATURE AREA -- A land and/or water area containing natural protective features the alteration of which might reduce or deslroy the protection afforded other lands against erosion or high water or lower the reserve of sand or other natural materials available to replenish stonn losses through natural processes. NEARSHORE AREA -- Those lands under water beginning at the near low-water line and extending waterward in a direction perpendicular to the shoreline to a point where mean low-water depth is fifteen (15) feet or to a horizontal distance of one thousand (1,000) feet ITom the mean low-water line, whichever is greater. NORMAL MAINTENANCE -- Periodic replacement or repair of same-kind structural elements or protective coatings which do not change the size, design or function of a functioning structure. A "functioning structure" is one which is fully performing as originally designed at the time that nonnaJ maintenance is scheduled to begin. "NonnaJ maintenance" of a structure does not require a 2 Town of Southold PC/Codebook for Windows § 37-13. Structural hazard area. The following restrictions apply to regulated activities within structural hazard areas: A. A coastal erosion management permit is required for the installation of public service distribution, transmission or collection systems for gas, electricity, water or wastewater. Systems installed along the shoreline must be located landward of the shoreline structures. B. The construction ofnonmovable structures or placement of major nonmovable additions to an existing structure is prohibited. C. Permanent foundations may not be attached to movable structures, and any temporary foundations are to be removed at the time the structure is moved. Below-grade footings will be allowed if satisfactory provisions are made for their removal. D. No movable structure may be located closer to the landward limit ofa bluff than twenty-five (25) feet. E. No movable structure may be placed or constructed such that according to accepted engineering practice, its weight places excessive groundloading on a bluff. F. Plans for landward relocation of movable structures must be included with each application for a permit. Movable structures which have been located within a structural hazard area pursuant to a coastal erosion management permit must be removed before any part of the structure is within ten (l0) feet of the receding edge. The last owner of record, as shown on the latest assessment roll, is responsible for removing that structure and its foundation, unless a removal agreement was attached to the original coastal erosion management permit. With the attachment of a removal agreement to the coastal erosion management permit, the landowner or the signatory is responsible for the landward relocation of movable structures. Removal agreements may be made when the last owner of record and the owner of the structure are different, with the approval of the town at the time the permit is issued. G. Debris ITom the structural damage which may occur as a result of sudden unanticipated bluff edge failure, dune migration or wave or ice action must be removed within sixty (60) days of the damaging event. H. Any grading, excavation or other soil disturbance conducted within a structural hazard area must not direct surface water runoff over a bluff face. § 37-14. Nearshore area. Nearshore areas dissipate a substantial amount of wave energy before it is expended on beaches, bluffs or dunes by causing waves to collapse or break. Nearshore areas also function as reservoirs Town of Southold PC/Codebookfor Windows of sand, gravel and other unconsolidated material for beaches. Sandbars, which are located in nearshore areas, control the orientation of incoming waves and promote the development of ice cap fonnations which help protect shorelines during winter stonns. The roots of aquatic vegetation in nearshore areas bind fine grained silts, clays and organic matter to form a fairly cohesive bottom that resists erosion. The following restrictions apply to regulated activities in nearshore areas: A. Excavating, grading, mining or dredging which diminishes the erosion protection afforded by nearshore areas is prohibited, except construction or maintenance of navigation channels, bypassing sand around natural and man-made obstructions and artificial beach nourishment, all of which require a coastal erosion management pennit. B. Clean sand or gravel of an equivalent or slightly larger grain size is the only material which may be deposited within nearshore areas. Any deposition will require a coastal erosion management pennit. C. All development is prohibited in nearshore areas unless specifically provided for by this chapter. § 37-15. Beach area. Beaches buffer shorelands fÌ"om erosion by absorbing wave energy that otherwise would be expended on the toes of bluffs or dunes. Beaches that are high and wide protect shorelands fÌ"om erosion more effectively than beaches that are low or narrow. Beaches also act as reservoirs of sand or other unconsolidated material for longshore littoral transport and offshore sandbar and shoal fonnation. The following restrictions apply to regulated activities in beach areas: A. Excavating, grading or mining which diminishes the erosion protection afforded by beaches is prohibited. B. Clean sand or gravel of an equivalent or slightly larger grain size is the only material which may be deposited within beach areas. Any deposition will require a coastal erosion management pennit, which may be issued only for expansion or stabilization of beaches. C. Active bird nesting and breeding areas must not be disturbed unless such disturbance is pursuant to a specific wildlife management activity approved, in writing, by the Department. D. All development is prohibited on beaches unless specifically provided for by this chapter. § 37-16. Dune area. Dunes prevent overtopping and store sand for coastal processes. High, vegetated dunes provide a greater degree of protection than low, unvegetated ones. Dunes are of the greatest protective 2 Town of Southo/d PC/Codebookfor Windows value during conditions ofstonn-induced high water. Because dunes often protect some of the most biologically productive areas as well as developed coastal areas, their protective value is especially great. The key to maintaining a stable dune system is the establishment and maintenance of beach grass or other vegetation on the dunes and assurance of a supply of nourishment sand to the dunes. The following restrictions apply to regulated activities in dune areas: A. In primary dune areas: (I) Excavating, grading or mining of primary dunes is prohibited. (2) Clean sand of a compatible type and size is the only material which may be deposited. Any deposition requires a coastal erosion management permit. (3) All depositions must be vegetatively stabilized using species tolerant of the conditions at the site and must be placed so as to increase the size of, or restore, a dune or dune area. (4) Active bird nesting and breeding areas must not be disturbed, unless such disturbance is pursuant to a specific wildlife management activity approved, in writing, by Ihe Department. (5) Nonmajor additions to existing structures are allowed on primary dunes pursuant to a coastal erosion management permit and subject to permit conditions concerning the location, design and potential impacts of the structure on the primary dune. (6) Stone revetments or other erosion protection structures compatible with primary dunes will only be allowed at the waterward toe of primary dunes and must not interfere with the exchange of sand between primary dunes and their ftonting beaches. B. In secondary dune areas: (1) All depositions must be of clean sand of a compatible type and size, and all grading must be perfonned so as to increase the size of, or restore, a dune or fonner dune area. (2) Excavating, grading or mining must not diminish the erosion protection afforded by them. (3) Nonmajor additions to existing structures are allowed on secondary dunes pursuant to a coastal erosion management permit. (4) Permitted construction, reconstruction, restoration or modifications must be built on adequately anchored pilings such that at least three (3) feet of open space exists between the floor joists and the surface of the secondary dune; and the permitted activity must leave the space below the lowest horizontal structural members ftee of obstructions. C. All other activities and developments in dune areas are prohibited unless specifically provided for by this chapter. 3 Town of SouthaM PC/Codebookfor Windows D. The restrictions of § 37-19, Traffic control, apply to dune areas. § 37-17. Bluffarea. Bluffs protect shorelands and coastal development by absorbing the often destructive energy of open water. Bluffs are a source of depositional material for beaches and other unconsolidated natural protective features. A. The following activities are prohibited on bluffs: (I) Excavating or mining, except when in conjunction with conditions stated in a coastal erosion management pennit issued for minor alterations in construction of an erosion protection structure or for provision of shoreline access. (2) The restrictions of § 37-19, Traffic control, apply to bluffs. (3) All development unless specifically allowed by § 37-17B of this chapter. (4) Disturbance of active bird nesting and breeding areas, unless such disturbance is pursuant to a specific wildlife managemenl activity approved, in writing, by the Departmenl. (5) Soil disturbance that directs surfuce water runoff over a bluffface. B. Activities specifically allowed under tb.is section are: (1) Minor alteration of a bluff done in accordance with conditions stated in a coastal erosion managemenl pennit issued for new construction, modification or restoration of an erosion protection structure. (2) Bluff cuts done in accordance with conditions stated in a coastal erosion management pennit issued for the provision of shoreline access, where: (a) The cut is made in a direction perpendicular to the shoreline. (b) The ramp slope may not exceed one to six (1 :6). (c) The side slopes may not exceed one to three (1:3), unless terraced or otherwise structurally stabilized. (d) The side slopes and other disturbed nonroadway areas must be stabilized with vegetation or other approved physical means. (e) The completed roadway must be stabilized and drainage provided for. (3) New construction, modification or restoration of walkways or stairways done in accordance with conditions of a coastal erosion management pennit. 4 Town ofSoutho/d PC/Codebookfor Windows (4) Nonmajor additions to existing structures on bluffs, pursuant to a coastal erosion management permit. § 37-18. Erosion protection structures. 5 Town of Southold PC/Codebookfor Windows to the shoreline a horizontal distance landward which is forty (40) times the long-tenn average annual recession rate. STRUCTURE -- Any object constructed, installed or placed in, on or under land or water, including but not limited to a building; permanent shed; deck; in-ground and aboveground pool; garage; mobile home; road; public service distribution, transmission or collection system; tank; dock; pier; wharf; groin; jetty; seawall; bulkhead; breakwater; revetment; artificial beach nourishment; or any addition to or alteration of the same. TOE -- The lowest surface point on a slope fuce of a dune or bluff. UNREGULATED ACTIVITY -- Excepted activities which are not regulated by this chapter include but are not limited to elevated walkways or stairways constructed solely for pedestrian use and built by an individual property owner for the limited purposes of providing noncommercial access to the beach; docks, piers, wharves or structures built on floats, columns, open timber piles or other similar open work supports with a top surface area ofless than two hundred (200) square feet or which are removed in the fall of each year; normal beach grooming or cleanup; maintenance of structures when nonnaJ and customary and/or in compliance with an approved maintenance program; planting vegetation and sand fencing so as to stabilize or entrap sand in primary dune and secondary dune areas in order to maintain or increase the height and width of dunes; routine agricultural operations, including cultivation or harvesting; and the implementation of practices recommended in a soil and water conservation plan as defined in § 3, Subsection (12), of the Soil and Water Conservation Districts Law; provided, however, that agricultural operations and implementation of practices will not be construed to include any activity that involves the construction or placement of a structure. VEGETATION -- Plant life capable of surviving and successfully reproducing in the area or region and which is compatible with the environment of the coastal erosion hazard area. §§ 37-7 through 37-9. (Reserved) ARTICLE II, Regulations 4 Town of Southold Pc/Codebook for Windows coastal erosion management pennit. PERSON -- Any individual, public or private corporation, political subdivision, government agency, public improvement district, partnership, association, firm, trust, estate or any other legal entity whalsoever. PRIMARY DUNE -- The most waterward major dune where there are two (2) or more parallel dunes within a coastal area. Where there is only one (1) dune present, it is the "primary" one. Occasionally one (1) or more relatively small dune fonnations exist waterward of the primary dune. These smaller fonnations will be considered to be part of the "primary dune" for the purposes of this chapter. The waterward limit ofa primary dune is the landward limit of its ftonting beach. The landward limit ofthe primary dune is twenty-five (25) feet landward of its landward toe. RECEDrNG EDGE -- The most landward line of active erosion or, in cases where there is no discernible line of active erosion, the most waterward line of permanent vegetation. RECESSION RATE -- The rate, expressed in feet per year, at which an eroding shoreline moves landward. REGULATED ACTIVITY -- The construction, modification, restoration or placement ofa structure, or major addition to a structure, or any action or use of land which materially alters the condition ofland, including grading, excavating, dumping, mining, dredging, filling or other disturbance of soil. RESTORATION -- The reconstruction without modification ofa structure, the cost ofwhich equals or exceeds fifty percent (50%) of the estimated full replacement cost of the structure at the time of restoration. Modifications, however, may be allowed if they do not exceed preexisting size limits and are intended to mitigate impacts to natural protective features and other natural resources. SECONDARY DUNE -- The major dune immediately landward of the primary dune. The waterward limit of a secondary dune is the landward limit of its ftonting primary dune. The landward limit ofa "secondary dune" is twenty-five (25) feet landward of its landward toe. SIGNIFICANT FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT -- Those habitats which are essential to the survival of a large portion of a particular fish or wildlife population; support rare or endangered species; are found at a very low ftequency within a geographic area; support fish or wildlife populations having significant commercial or recreational value; or that would be difficult or impossible to replace. STRUCTURAL HAZARD AREA -- Those shore lands located landward of natural protective features and having shorelines receding at a long-tenn average recession rate of one (1) foot or more per year. The inland boundary of a "structural hazard area" is calculated by starting at the landward limit of the ftonting natural protective feature and measuring along a line perpendicular 3 · c!:,,~· :».; 6>:;..-(-:, /1 '<¡,\\HDlk '~c;- ..i'~.\\ t'a ~.'.' ,','.~ ~'; \',1........ ~'.;r: lJ:::' ;...c. ',' '·'0 . , ~,i en __ .tî [, __ ,I ",~ ~I'¡ ':~ " ~..'} ~+.. ~" ~~ ~c?'.( + ,,~~ i' ~~ l' '0- ~l!' -.,. z-;.-..zr..cr.~iP · ORIGINAL Albert J. Krupski. President J ames King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone 15161 765-1SQ2 Fax (5161765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD ø - A ?Iìll; LETTER OF REQUEST FOR AN AMENDMENT DATE APRIL .:1. 1 .:toOl OWNERORI~NT ':J.~"RF C.Dt-IPANU PHONE Kð31' .3.;13- ;t~~ð ATT"- TIOI'/: L..INTOf.l t)U~LL, V~lõ.gIDFNT ADDRESS "?·o·'Bo~ 243, nJ:.\E.NT, N' IIC\.<;., AGENT S £.L "PE.RMIT"" PHONE (~ðl) 'f77 - .'3'-fSS' p.o. "80'1- LJfø ADDRESS !;:AST MA~ION I NI,,\ 1 \9~q-oo 'fLD PROPERTY LOCA nON \J II LA-e; ¡:." J....'¡"')o..\ E. '. 0 ~ I EN T. N'( I \ 'is? TAX MAP NO. 1000- :I.~- 2- .;I.'f{,1 VWe OR I t=..N T w HA~ F c..D , request an Amendment to Permit #.i.Z~ _ TO R~tv\OIJE. S,-! PILINE.5 fRolv\ \.VEST 5 I DE- OF TIH8E-~ PIER. AN!) RE-I-OC-l\-iE... TO NORTH SIDE.. op SOLID SlONE- ROCk t'IËR.' ...t::NST^U... AI'P~/<.!MATEL-' <6'1 "P/1../f'lGS oN. 'S.cu'H SIDE. of ¡::'X/3T/N<;. Sol-I)) SToNE: ¡ Roc- (... r' IE-/::.... df\J\ j ð.\~\ Y S;g"OO~~ t fr c2r.{ . . COpy BOARD TOWN OF SOUTHOLD OF SOUTHOLD TOWN TRUSTEES SOUTHOLD. NEW YORK ,. WETLANDS PERMIT This Wetlands Permit No. ..~.?~............ has been granted by the Town Trustees according to information furnished in Application No. ..~2~............ filed by Applicant ..gx~.~.J?:~...W.tHlJ:f...ÇQmp.aJ:l.Y .................................... on ......UL1~!.ª1......... 19.......... A map of the proposed work will be kept ~~ f¡le in the Trustee Office under the application number given. Permit granted to do the following work .....I~..~~.~!:~.9:..~..º.9.'!-.t.~r.r.?:!18.~Æ.~.QL.~.Q.'...RY..R.Q,Qi.ug..t.wo ..~.'...~..ªº~..!:!~~F,~..::":t~h...?:.~.'...~..ªQ~..!:::r.~'...f.l.9.~!.~...'!.I.\çt..).::~~..~...~.I...~I:I}!..;m,d....!9.....¡t.Qsj"................. ..~..P.~!!.'.'.~~.'..............................;.................................:..............~.............................................................. Location of property on which work to be done .....ºX.~~~~..Jj.~X.þ.9.r.,...~.~An...~..JSJ.x\g........................... Street. Orient. ................................................................................................................................................................. -............................................................................................................................................................... Creek, Bay or Har~or fronting property .....9.:r:.i.;.~:...~.~.r;.I;>.?:.................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................. Size of work: Length ....}...:-...?9.~..f.1.9.~.t§ ..»'j~.h...~..::..~º..~~I~I...~.ng..J...:...~.I....r~.T..I~............................... Wid th .....~...~.....~.r...~.l.~.~.::.~~~~.~..~::....;.:.~..:~!:~..?:~:!.}...-:...~.~..~I.'f.~I............................... Height Above High Water ----------- ............................................................................................. Oepth Below Low Water ................................................................................................. ----------- Yards to be Excavated ...............r:.!.'t................................................................................. n/a Yards to be Filled ......................................................................................................... M . h' h . I· b d d . nta anner In W IC materia IS to e remove or eposlted ......................................................................... ............................................................................~................................................................................... Intended use of property .......~~.c;l.~~~.:.~~t.... ............................................................................ ............... ..............................................................................····..··················..·..··..·..·........···..1·..···..··...................... Condi tions if any ........:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::............................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................. Exp i.r ation 0 a te ..!~~..y.~~~~..K~.9.~...~h.~...çI.ª t~...n}.E¡!.. bW.r.mi.t.jR..11J..gn~.d..u..................................... work has not ·commenced by fai1 date. Numb¡cr 9f Inspections Required ......::.....r.~!!~~.~~..ªr.~.J.Q...Q.~...n9.tU;i.e-.d..up.o.rt.................................. comp etlOn of the work. Inspection Fees .... ~.~.q:.~.q............... ....... ......:.. .................. ........... .......... ....... .......... .............. ..... ........... . Liability Policies in the Amount of ------------------------ ......................................................................................................... The validity of this permit is or m;1y be subject to the approval of other governmental or municipal authorities. The Town accepts no respånsibility in applying for or obtaining such approval. In the event that such approval is necessary, the holder of this permit shall not commence operations here- under until such approval has been obtained·in writing. The failure to obtain such other.approval when reQúired shall subject this permit to immediate revocation by the Trustees upon receipt by the Trustees· of written notice from such other governmental or municipal authorities of its refusal or disapproval. . Board of Trustees . Application ORIGINAL COASTAL EROSION APPLICATION DATA Purposes of proposed activity: Tn AR\J\()12 or 1="01<:.Tl F,/ Ë'i.r:'TlN<;, :SíJLI!) SìONE..)R()('1::.. "PIFR F~C>M Sì()~i-\ W1.V~" þ.¡:.. VAM/tGE- Are wetlands present within 100 feet of the proposed activity? . V". No Yes ·'NO \J~bF-TAiIO"l Does the project involve excavation or filling? / No Yes If Yes, how much material will be excavated? "'I A (cubic yards) How much material will be filled? N r A- (cubic yards) Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: l' IL I N c;;..s IA,) I Ll E¡:: :J:"/'{S,ALLIF- h l.D IT 1-+ ~þ,R"Ë.lceA\..JE I Describe the nature and extent of the environmental impacts reasonably anticipated resulting ftom implementation of the project as proposed. (Use attachments if necessary) 11-\ E- A-C'TII) lì~r \AI If L NOT (' AlJS E À N~_ N F G A- \" I II r- EI=F EC-,S ió THE... ENI) 11<0).1- tv\ ~\',r-í) 'IN Å- í 12.. 'iè l<) A. L{ oR l>U1\LlC' . Apr 25 0 I II: 45a su_.. Long 51(;-477-3455 . p.2 Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice·President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765·1366 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BOARD OF TRUSTEES: TOWN OF SOUTHOLD ----------------------------------- In the Matter of the Application of _QnH'rt_ ill'ra..r·t _ Ûl.! _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ COUNTY OF SUFFOLK) STATE OF NEW YORK) AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING I, 1-1 ~\ON T'I\J¡::_LL ,residing at DRl ËNT N~w YORK- being duly sworn, depose and say: 1'h That on the 17 day of^PIi:/L. 200l, I personally posted the property known as OR I t;:Ní IvI-l-Ak.1= r.ðUPAN ~ by placing the Board of Trustees official post r where it can easily be seen, and that I have checked to be sure the poster has remained in place for eight days prior to the date oflT~~,' public hf!a.rin';l.: Date of hearing noted thereon to be held ~S I aoo ~ ex- a.n1)..t( -¡:ro Pm, Dated: ,/-';'5-D\ ~ 7).ðæ slgnat e ~lL~ðM ) Notary Public Swo~n to before me this ólsP'day of Ai> R1J..... 2001 1~~ SUSAN E. LONG NotIIry PUblic, State of New York No.OIL0496S343 Co ~u.'lfill( I.n Suffolk County mm,S8Ion expires November 8.UG! Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda . . Town Hall 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 SouthoId, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1892 Fax (631) 765-1366 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BOARD OF TRUSTEES: TOWN OF SOUTHOLD ----------------------------------- In the Matter of the Application of _()c)·Ql)\_UJ~_~~_____________ COUNTY OF SUFFOLK) STATE OF NEW YORK) AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING I, J. Kevin McLaughlin , residing at 680 Old Orchard Lane, East Marion, NY being duly sworn, depose and say: That on the 27th day of March, 2001, I personally posted the property known as 2110 Villaae Lane, Orient. NY (SCIM #1000 024.00-02.00-028.001) by placing the Board of Trustees official poster where it can easily be seen, and that I have checked to be sure the poster has remained in place for eight days prior to the date of the pUb~inS:....Q~te of hearing noted thereon to be held/\ l\ñlélS, àtol Cf\ :( 1 D.JyN\. ~ Sworn to before me this 2-5 day of April 2001 ~~~ Not r Public Dated: ELIZABETH A STATHIS NOTARY PUBLIC, State of NewYorfl No. 01 ST6008173. Suffolk County Tenn Expires June 8, ~ ) . . NOTICE TO ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER BOARD OF TRUSTEES, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD In the matter of applicant: Orient Wharf Co. SCTMItlOOO- 024.00-02.00-028,001 YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE: Coastal 1. That it is the intention of the undersigned to request a Erosion Permit from the Board of Trustees to: allow the existing 6' x 8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment to remain until a safe water supply has been obtained. 2. That the property which is the subject of Environmental Review-is located adjacent to your property and is described as follows: Orient Wharf Co. property commonly known as 2110 Village Lane, Orient, NY SCTM #1000-024.00-02.00-028.001 3. That the project which is subject to Environmental Review under Chapters 32, 37, or 97 of the Town Code is open to public comment on: 4/25/01 You may contact the Trustees Office at 765-1892 or in writing. The above referenced proposal is under review of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Southold and does not reference any other agency that might have to review same proposal. OWNERS NAME: Orient Wharf Co. MAILING ADDRESS: c/o J, Kevm McLaughlin, Esq., P.O. Box 1210,1 Soutnold, NY 11971 PHONE iF: ( 631) 765-6085 Enc.:.copy of sketch or plan showing proposal for your convenience. s . . . . PROOF OF MAILING OF NOTICE ATTACH CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPTS Name: Address: Da vid & Claire L. Air SCTM # 1000-024.00-02.00-027.000 #12B, 315 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10001 Timothy T. Frost & Nina Frost SCTM #1000-026.00-01.00-001,001 Apt. #14-0, 233 East 69th Street, New York, NY 10021 and c/o Bay House, P.O. Box 636, Orient, NY 11957 Apt. #14-0, 233 East 69th Street, New.York, NY 10021 and c/o Bay House, P.O. Box 636, Orient, NY 11957 Timothy T. Frost & Nina Frost SCTM #1000-025.00-03.00-012.001 STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK J, KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN , residing at 680 Old Orchard Lane, East Marion, Npw Vnrk , being duly sworn, deposes and says that on the day of Mar"h. ::>001 ;<3!Sx_, deponent mailed a true copy of the Notice set forth in the Board of Trustees Application, directed to each of the above named persons at the addresses set opposite there respective names; that the addresses set opposite the names of said persons are the address of said persons as shown on the current assessment roll of the Town of Southold; that said Notices were mailed at the United States Post Office at southold, New York that said Notices were mailed to each of said personsied) (registered) mail. Sworn to before me this ~S day of I It.. '- , , 2001 ,~ ZM4~ C'ff Notary Public ELIZABETH A STATHIS NOTARY PUBLIC, State of New York No. 01ST6008173, Suffolk County Term Expires June 8, 20-02-. H"~':',r:- '::·r.'¡¡th .~-uc- F,).ot'C·r .,~"~~ -' 5:>D¿>a "- .;/~ ~."'. cr'.:;::) ~~ .JQ . - ~cn :a: # ...,~ ~:'i ~O. ~,') , .I. '"- F ~.'-1t, ~'",'-- "'-- '()./ + i-~ ,-- ':::~~;:>:;-:::::..__..:~'l:.0-'\..'l.' . Town Hall 53ú9,5 RLìut~ :25 POBox 117" SouthaJd, New Yurk 1 b71·Ü,::),)~ì -'...~t".'r'. ,J r~·LqJ:'b;,!. Prbld.:nt J _I:' ':." ¡:j:.,; '''¡,~C"Pr0:;l,:IC'nt r:'_,[": P,_,!¡'.'.,:,,:L T l'Jcpho!ì0 ' 6:311 -:-G.5· L ~~I": L1.x ,rj311 7fj,"). LV,t?, BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD ORIGINAL - --------- Office llse Only _45tal Erosion Permit Application _ \\·etland Permit Application ~ ~Iajor Waiver Amendmen[iChan~es _......-ržecmed .-\ppljcation~ _"¿:;:cel\ed Fee $~_ __ ~Hnpleted Application~ __In-:clmpkte____ ___'___,___ SEQR-\ Clas5iticat,on I Ipe I~Tlpe II~Unl,s¡ed____ _.._. 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';¡Lf q -,----O..R I F NT, N~ lie¡ 'Ï'1 Phone Number ( ) k3~_~_~R.(~L___u_ -- - - ---- ----- Su¡l,~,lk ("llll1I· Ta\ \lap Number IUIX, - ,),'-1 - .;¡ -,;;t8', I --- ['r:'f'en\ L.xatic)n _",1...1 LL Arc F LA~E- I DRI~ ----- 'pC,J" ,,je LI LCO Pole #. d,stance to cross streets. and location I \GE'\T _~.s Á N ,I¡· "f'l'l,cable I E., ko N G; "P FY"Uv\ lTS -\j j Ie" -1:~·,D_..J3_6$___~(oT_..£~ T J.-,IAR lo l:4--.t-L~-- (I c¡ 3 '1--0 DY ç., - - ------------ -------- Phone _(ç3_.L --Lt1_7 ,,3(-/S S-- Boa~of Trustees Application 4IÞ County of Suffolk State of New York ;:')\),,,A)J £. ko 1'::1 b BEING DULY SWORN DEPOSES AND AFFIRMS THAT HE/SHE IS THE APPLICANT FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PERMIT(S) AND THAT ALL STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE TRUE TO THE BEST OF HIS/HER KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND THAT ALL WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THIS APPLICATION AND AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES. THE APPLICANT AGREES TO HOLD THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD AND THE TOWN TRUSTEES HARMLESS AND FREE FROM ~ AND ALL DAMAGES AND CLAIMS ARISING UNDER OR BY VIRTUE OF SAID PERMIT(S), IF GRANTED. IN COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION, I HEREBY AUTHORIZE THE TRUSTEES, THEIR AGENT (S) OR REPRESENTATIVES ( S), TO ENTER ONTO MY PROPERTY TO INSPECT THE PREMISES IN CONJUNCTION WITH REVIEW OF THIS APPLICATION. SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS :J;J rei ~AÞMA~ ~ Signature M~.fcK ,~~(!frv DAY OF /()-{CUæ~ e--- Notary Public CLAIRE L. GLEW Notary Public, State of NdW York No.OIGL4879505 Comm~i~f~i~pii~e~u¿teo~~ 8~o~)V 7 T+-!Ô-6'2I87}_T'ext 1'2 I PROJECT I.D. ,'UMBER . . PART I-PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or Project sponsorl I 2. PROJEC7 NAME 617.21 Appendix C Slate Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only SEC 1. APPLICANT ¡SPONSOR - , J. PROJECT LOCATION; MunIcipality County '. PREC:SE LOCATION (Street IdClreu and road ¡n!ersec:llon~, promlnenl lanClmarka, ele., or provloe maCI A"R SA 1'-1 A Þ :s H.~w N .0 N: PROT E.C-Ï PLA N-s, S. IS PROposeD ACTION: .0 New 0 expansion ;E[MOCIlfleallOnlllteratlon · "B:::::'.~ ~ ~ ~ 9ò .~~ .~ .~~I~·~ ~~ ~.:-~~ 7. AMOUNT OF UNO AF¡::ECTED: In¡¡lally - ("') - acru Ultlmalelv - C> - acres ð. V/IL:" PRO?QSEO ACTION COMPLY WITH Ð:ISTtNG ZONING OR OTHER EXISTING LANO USe: AESTRIC710NS? f? 'res 0 No It No. desctlbe I::lrletly 9. VIMA r IS ¡:IRESENT LAND LJSë IN VICINITY OF ?ROJECT7 ø AU¡C1enllal O.!nCl'-'alnal 0 CoJmmercial am"." WAT ER ¡: RC NT o AgrlcuUure CJ ParKlForUUOoen soace GOIMer 10. OOES ACT'ON 'NVOLVE A PERM'T APPROVAL. -., , ",,"...03. NOW OR ULTIMATELY FROM ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY (F;"E.AAl. STATE OR LOCAU7 ~ Yes 0 No If yes, lIa1 agency(al .and øermlUapproval. N~S 'DËc., A~HY CÒ")::?S, .sÓun\OL ) 10WI'\ l~lJST¡;;:E.S 11. OOES ANY ASPECT OF THe ACTlOr., HAve A CURRENTLY VAUD PEAMIT OR APPROVAL? DYes 9õ' No If Yilt., list IQency name and permiUapproval 12. ~S A RESULT OF PROPOSED ACTION WILL EX/STING PERMIT/APPROVAL AEOUIAE .\100IFICAnON? O~ ~_ _. I CEM:TIFY THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIDED AeOVE IS TRUE ':"0 THE BEST OF MY KNOWL::OGE lnNç p ¡:: R. r-.-i 1.1'.s DOlO 311'1 )()( I { Slgnalure: If the action· is in the CO<J~lal Area, and you are a state agency, complele Ihe COastal Assessmen! Form belore prOCeeding with this a~ešsment OVER , . . AUTHORIZATION FORM Date: AI - t.f ~ () I / I, '¿"'/,N~/V.-C. /) UC// ~ (name) fr¿.ð/.o~/V/- . 9\"lIerQf /7--/~ /?/ZleN/ W/101eF céo. (street address) located at I~ Y/þt¿'L:: I~N'¡!::- (town & state) do hereby give Susan E. Long Permits the authority to act as agent on my behalf in applying for all necessaty permits for work to be done on my property described above. ~~"l.,,Ø' -, " . . . APR23'~ PROOF OF MAILING OF NOTICE ATTACH CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPTS Name: Address: U.S. Postal SerVICt~ CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT (Domestic Mail Only. No InS{/Ic1nCe Coverage Provided) YORK, NY 10001 U.S. Postal Service CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT (Domestic Mail Only; No Insurance Coverage Provided) r'I Lr <0 <0 ru rn ..lJ :or Postage $ o .D o o u " .D ,. 10021 Certified Fee Postage $ 0.34 Retum Receipt Fee g; (Endor58ment Required) o Re:slricted Delivery Fee o (Endorsement Re-quirad) Certified Fee Total Postage & Fees $ ... Return ReceIpt Fee 3 (Endorsement Required) :J Restricted Delivery Fee :J (Endorsement Requjred) Total Postage & Fees $ o ru ru rn 0- 0- o ['- . ~. - . . Name (Please pr/¡ Clearly) (To be completed by mailer) :r.!J10:TJ:\_~n.nnNI.NA.n_ER.~_?I.AP.P.__:J Street, Apt. No.; or PO Box No. 41· (. __-:;-....._...__________._ ~~~išf~?J...(Q'l:r:.n.S:tRg¡;L_nnn~P.L_L~.:Qn.n.n òRI<. 0 :u STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ;>AU L BA-\('E..... , residing at M £t) Fo "" ~ Io.\I;:W 'fOi!.\::... , being duly sworn, deposes and says that on the I ~1">1 day of ",PRIL ,il9~, deponent mailed a true copy of the Notice set forth in the Board of Trustees Application, directed to each of the above named persons at the addresses set opposite there respective names; that the addresses set opposite the names of said persons are the address of said persons as shown on the current assessment roll of the Town of Southold; that said Notices were mailed at the United States Post Office at ËAST NkRJDN , that said Notices were mailed to each of said persons by (certified) (registered) mail. Q~ G~ Sworn to before me this / <, i11 day of -APRIL- ,;J.90( ~~r!pu~ SUSAN E. LONG Notary Public. Slate of New York No. 01L0496S343 ,.__~~!ified In Suffolk County -,...-.un &pires November 8.1Q4J - 4 . . NOTICE TO ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER BOARD OF TRUSTEES, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD In the matter of applicant: OR l Eõ N r- \.U If fiR F (' oU P"N~ SCTMUOOO- .;1,'/- .;¡ _ .;t8, I YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE: 1. That it is the intention of the undersigned to request a Permit from the Board of Trustees to: REMbVE... 54 PiliNG S FROK \.UÞ.ST :510£ of 1'11-t8e.~ PIE It" "'Nb R£.LOCA1"ë.. TO IVO~TI1 :s I b£. of SOl.., C> STONEI Rf>c.þ::. PIER. .J:/"{'Sr"lLL. ~PPRO"¡("''{I1TE.LY 8"1 PILlNc;.s ON .soUTH ~ b£. of ¡:'~/SïIHC SOLI\) STONEI koe..)r.:.. p{lõ.l?, ' 2. That the property which is the subject of Environmental Review·-is located adjacent to your property and is described as follows: O~IENr WHARr C.6MPAt'ly VILLAcøE. LA"'E...- ORIENT, 1'''1 1\'157 3. That the project which is subject to Environmental Review under Chapters 32, 37, or 97 of the Town Code is open to public Comment on: 'f-';'S'-O( You may contact the Trustees Office at 765-1892 or in writing. The above referenced proposal is under review of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Southold and does not reference any other agency that might have to review same proposal. OWNERS NAME: OR-IFNi WKA~F C.OMP....NV MAILING ADDRESS:~lo SU,SAIIJ E .loN" Pe./i!~IT:S "p·o ·Bc,,'t '-If. I e:A:~ MA~~~~ "/" IIQ3'f-OOW_ PHONE #: Ie> 3 I "7 3 I Ene.: Copy of sketch or plan showing proposal for your convenience. s - þ Ç) ~ þ ¡;g ~ 0<=1 þ o H. U ~.. ~ii hi --- , > :\¡I¡ 4 .' \~ \1Ç\\\ ¡-\,---~ "II III ~" :( , " ~II IIIII~ /," ' ::J, I Õ. ' !; "~ I I r,' I . .' : " ./ , <li\ ~ II I ,,'" '-.~.. :...- .............: III';' . :" -,'- 1','" II:' '" 'I \' II ". " ,I ,I " " II ~ Ii, 1 , ö: <\) c o ,j) 1 ! , ~ , 0, .' ""ò ... 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'''0'''"' "" may Ce S\,¡oerseCleo Cy anOltler 1(1"'01"'80 açency. 0,,, ONO (;. CaULO ACTION RESULT IN ANY ADVERSE EFFECTS -SSOCIATEO WITH THE FOLLOW'NG. IAn"N'" may " "nOw'''"n. " "0""" ç,. EJ¡;;csI¡nç air quality. surfaCe Qf QrounoWaler Qualily or Quanllty, nOtse level.s, tlXlSllnQ !rafllc pall ern:!, SOIIO ..vaste oroo,,:c:,ol1 ;;1 :'5::::; ooten!lal lor erOSIon, drainage or rIOOOlnç proOlems? s.,;Plam O(l611y: C2. AeS¡heUc, içflcurtur81, arChaeOloçical. h¡~5Ionc, or other nalural or Cultural resources: or community or nelQnbornooo cnarac:er? ~ola,,' C' ,¡ CJ. leçelallon or rauna. (lsA. sneWISh or wllotJle sp,ecies. slgnl/!canl naCltalS. or (nrealene<3 or en<3angere<3 speCIes? E.z;oJalf' on811 f' CJ.. A communlty's existing plan" or goals as olllcJaHy adoctea. or.¡ cnanQ. in us. or InlensHY 01 us. ot lana or Olner nalural resources? E):Dla,n :' ':5. Gro....¡n. SuOseQuenl öevelopmenl. or relaleo acIJvrllu likely 10 Oe mouceo Oy Ine ptoPoseo acnon? !:):Dlall' Otlerly C5. [.ono term. snon lerm. eumulaUve. or oltler tlteCls not IdenUlled in C1.C5? Explain OrleUy. .. Olner ,moacl$ pnCJUOlng enanou In u.š~ 01 ellner quantity or type 01 eneroy)? ExPlaIn brielly. , S :-¡.,e.=le. _':'e" 8~ IS T¡"EAE UKELY TO 8E. CONT~eVeASY AELATEO TO POTENTIAL AOVERSE o No If Yes. eXc)!a!n Onelly :NVIAONMENT,:.I... ~MPACT5? ~AAT III-DETERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE (To be comoleted by Agency) 'NSTRUCTIONS: For eacn adverse e/tecl 'denlllled above. delerm'ne whelher" Is sUbSlanl;a,. 'arçe, 'mponan< or olne"",.. s',r,' <: ,,>cn e/tecl snou'd be ass.ssed in connection w'ln liS la) S.Wng (I... urban or rura'); (0) probab,lily of OCC""1nç; (CI aU'aI,an. Irreversibility; ie, geographic scope; and (f) magnltuOe. II necessary, a{jd auacnmen1S or reference SUpponlnç malerlals. EnSl..1ra eXOlanatlons conlaln sufficient detail to snow that all relevant adverse impac1S have been jdenllflea ana aaeqUalelY accress¿c C,~ec,' this Oox if you have identified one or more potentially large or significant aGverse impacts .hn,c., ',\;' Y OCCur. Then proceeG directly to the FUll EAF analor prepare a positive- declaral'on. C~ecx Ih,S box if you have determined, based on the Information and analysis above ana any succc" '; aocumentatlon. Ihat the proposea action Will NOT resui! in.;¡¡ny significanl aaverse envlrOnmenlal rrea::, AND previae on attacnments as necessary. the reasons supporting tnis Cleterminarion: O..le ~ ".....~. r¡r L.·....J .........nc'\' I"',,~I oJ' . ....... ,..'.n~ 01 """Donl.ol... V IIC~f ,(1 ~",..a ....Ii.:"''\' r.Uot 0/ rt.·~oon\.ol.... V'I"" ),.;nJLUtl!' 01 rtr\DOfH'OIe' vlr,c", .(1 ~t4a "(tn,v ~,,,n"LUle O. r'rUJI", ¡II aure...nl "om 'r\oo",.ç.... ~ ;~ 2 --- . . , . . Albert J. Krupski, President James King, Vice-President Henry Smith Artie Foster Ken Poliwoda Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-18.'12 Fax (516) 765-1823 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Office Use Only ~Coastal Erosion Permit Application Wetland Permit Application ---Grandfather Permit Application ---Waiver/Amendment/£9~~~~ ~Received APPlication:~.s/r110' Received Fee: $ S;)" _ vrCompleted Application Incomplete SEQRA Classification: Type I Type II Unlisted tv',,; ,.' Coordination: (datepnt - ~CAC Referral Sent: ~Date of Inspection: Receipt of CAC Repor : Lead Agency Determination: Technical Review: Public Hearing Held:~OI Resolution: Name of Applicant orient Wharf Co. Address 2110 Village Lane, P.O. Box 243, Orient, NY 11957 Phone Number: ( Suffolk County Tax Map Number: 1000 - 024.00-02.00-028.001 Property Location: 2110 Village Lane, Orient, NY 11957 (see annexed survey) (provide LILCO Pole #, distance to cross streets, and location) AGENT: J. Kevin McLaughlin, Esq. (If applicable) dd P.O. Box 1210, Southold, NY A ress: 11971 ~ t; ~} .\~ ,~ i{'J\ Phone: FAX#: 765-60'85 705-1856 1 eard of Trustees APPlicat. GENERAL DATA Land Area (in square feet): (see annexed survey) Area Zoning: Previous use of property: wharf, docks & yacht club building Intended use of property: same, with addition of existing 6' x 8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment. Prior permits/approvals for site improvements: Agency Southold Town Trustees (Wetlands Permit #482) Date 4/23/87 No prior permits/approvals for site improvements. Has any permit/approval ever been revoked or suspended by a governmental agency? x No Yes If yes, provide explanation: Project Description (use attachments if necessary): existing 6' x 8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment to remain on the wharf as long as the filtration system is required to obtain a safe water supply. 2 tlrrd of Trustees APPlicatio4IÞ COASTAL EROSION APPLICATION DATA Purposes of proposed acti vi ty: to allow the existing 6' x 8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment to remaln as long as necessary ln oraer to assure a safe water supply. Are wetlands present within 75 feet of the proposed activity? No v Yes Does the project involve excavation or filling? x No Yes If Yes, how much material will be excavated? N/A (cubic yards) How much material will be filled? N/A (cubic yards) N/A Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: Describe the nature and extent of the environmental impacts reasonably anticipated resulting from implementation of the project as proposed. (Use attachments if necessary) None. The existing temporary, portable 6' x 8' shed housing necessary water filtration equipment has been placed on top of the existing wharf, which has been in place for over 100 years. 4 tlPard of Trustees APPlicat~ County of Suffolk State of New York Linton Duell, as President of Orient Wharf Co. BEING DULY SWORN DEPOSES AND AFFIRMS THAT HE/SHE IS THE APPLICANT FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PERMIT(S) AND THAT ALL STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE TRUE TO THE BEST OF HIS/HER KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND THAT ALL WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THIS APPLICATION AND AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES. THE APPLI CANT AGREES TO HOLD THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD AND THE TOWN TRUSTEES HARMLEss AND FREE FROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES AND CLAIMS ARISING UNDER OR BY VIRTUE OF SAID PERMIT(S), IF GRANTED. IN COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION, I HEREBY AUTHORIZE THE TRUSTEES, THEIR AGENT ( S) OR REPRESENTATIVES ( S ), TO ENTER ONTO MY PROPERTY TO INSPECT THE PREMISES IN CONJUNCTION WITH REVIEW OF THIS APPLICATION. ~~=t~~:::'y"d SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS r-:; +-L ~- DAY OF March, 2001. ----- tary Public J. KE'JTìI McLAULilclN L)IJ'i I .,Ii, r 1,'0\'/ Yùrk QW'ld,_J 1.1 MIIL.fly' C'unty My C "'E",>ion E.'Plle~~'3I,~ 7 ~ '''·~6·4 r2J87)- Text 12 . PROJEC;- J.D. NUM8EFI 61;.21 Appendix C Slale Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISïED ACïlONS Only PART I-PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Aoplicant or Project soonsor) 1. APPl.ICANT ¡SPONSOR 2. PROJEC":" NAME Orient Wharf Co. Coastal Erosion Permit 3. PROJECT LOCATION: MunicIpality Orient County Suffolk ... PREC:SE L.OCATlON (Street acaress and road intersections. prominent landmarks. erc., or prOYlae map 2110 Village Lane, Orient, New York SCTM #1000-024.00-02.00-028.001 SEe S. !5 PROPOSED ACTION: o New 0 Expansion ~ MOdlflcatlon/alterallon 6. DESCR'BE PROJEC~ BRIEFLY: Coastal Erosion Permit to allow existing 6' x ö' snea nOuslng necessary water filtration equipment to remain until a safe water supþly is obtained. I. AMOUNT OF LAND AFFECTEû: ["¡¡¡ally acres Ultlmatelv acres a. ifilL:.. .=RO?tJSEO ~C7rON COMPLY WITH EXISTING ZONING OR OTHER EXISTINC LAND USë ::!ë.5ï~IC710NS'? Œ Ves 0 No It No. aescrlbe Onefly , g : VJ~A7 IS PRESENT lAND LJ~ë IN '/ICINITY OF ~ROJECT? ~,=1:eSldenti31 r-;.!nCUSlrlaJ XX"CoJmmerClal 0 Agtlculture ~ ParK/ForesuOcen scace a.so"..: Mix of residential and marine activities ~Other :0. OOES ACT'ON 'NVOLVE A P,RMIT APPROVAL. OR FUNOING. NOW OR ULTIMATELY "ROM ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY iF¡;aERAL. 5T A TE C~ I.OCAI.J? [!gyes ONo !f yes. !isl agenCYIS) and permitfaoorcv31s applicant is in the process of obtaining all necessary approvals from NYS DEC 11. ~OES ANY AOSPECT OF THE ACT'Ol' HAVE A CURRENTLY VAUD PER~Ts~~~'i~~vg~'hthold Town Trustees Penni ts eJ Yes· No If YI!S. list agency name and perrnlUaDDroval. . .-- 12. AS,. , AE5UG OF PROPOSED ACTION WilL :;.(ISTrNG PERMIT/APPROVAL REOUIRE MOOIFICAj"JON? o Y.s ¡geNa n. I CEñTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIOEO ABOVE IS TRUe ~o THE 3ESi OF MY KNOWLEDGE ~PP ic~ntlsponsor O.lIe: 311'71 01 S/çnalUre: It the action is in the Co<:!~tal Area, and you are a state agency, complete the Coast¡;1 Assessment Form betore proceeding with this a.~essment OV!õR . . ':1":";'7 11- ~\J'JI;:;'C,"H.~=:r7 ,..,." . SSê33,',1E?-JT ,~:J ::.e C::r.;::::ie~e': :y .l.:;;e~c.. I .:. 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C::ULD ':"C7~CN .:l:E5UL7 iN ...It.NY ~CVE:;Së :::=:==,-,5 ~SSCC:':'7=O ",VlïH ~..,E :=·:JL:"':WING. :.Answers ."':'Iav:e 'ancwrn:en.,/ ;e;lolel :,. ='.'usun9 ¡It c:ualit"f. .sUrT,¡ca or ;ro\;naW¡lIer ::uality ':)( ::a:anuty, :l01S8 ;evel:s. o!:tlS:lng :~atflc ::anern:s, sOlie: HoUle ::I1CO\,;c::::n :J( JJs.;::: ;:IOlenU'¡1 for erOSion. .:ralnaç'1t or :Iooc:mq :nOClems? £'101aln ::)rIetly: C::" ;'esthellc. açflC:.Jltural, 1rC:'Iaeologlc.al. :'IIS;:OrlC. ::Ir ~)[ner ,'al:JraJ ::Ir Cultural "escurc~s: or :ommunlty or "llIç:1Ccrnoca C::¡¡rac:er? :':':Claln .' ........ '/eç~rat on or :auna. :Jsn. sr:ellfisn or 'N alife !¡)ec:es. su;nliicant :1.aOllar:¡;. ::Ir :nre3tenea or ~ncançerea ~cec:es? :.xC131n :Jrlerly: c..:.. Å c;::mmunlly's eXls.:ng ;)Ian.s or ;Oa.IS as otflc:auy ¡OOOled. or a cnange In use or intensuy or use 01 :ana or Olner natural resources? ExCI';ln :: .:~. GrO....lh. SUOsecuenr :::eve1oomenr. ::Ir relalea ¡C:lvllres likely !O ::Ie Induceo 'Y :ne :::roc05eo ¡c:lcn? Ex;)laln ::Irleffv. :.3. '_:::nç :erm. :300r: :er~. .::.:mUlallve. ::Ir otner ~rtec:s nor ,cenlltieo: In C~.ç.5? ~::mun :Jnerl'f. :t:-:I!! moac:s ,rnc:.Jc:nç :::anc;es In :Jse of !I!ner ~uantlly .,r :yce or ~nerçYJ? :.x:H'¡1n :rretly. S -"'-!E=.e. ':A:S "':'"¡..,E:-:S: _:K'=::..":, ':""C 5E. ':::""ï¡::¡;CVE~S'( =<:E:......:;-.=::::I 7'0 ,-:IQTENT!;'.. ;'::V5.~Së ;NVIRONME~~ï;'L .MP~C737 _~e.s _NO :t ·:'es. !XClaln :mellv 'AR7 IIJ-ùETERMINA7JCN OF S¡GNIFiCANC~ 170 ~e como,eted oy Agency) !NS7RUC7 ONS~ ~or ~3e:"\ aaverse ~rtee: ¡cemHie::] atove. aetermine whetner it is suOstantial. large. ¡mcor::a.m or otnerwise siçnific :2.cr! ~tfec: S:10UIC ~e assessed in connec:lon 'Nun Its (a) setting (i.e. urean or :"Ural); (el iJrOOaOllity of oC::::::--"""lrIç; (el duration rrre'lersIOllity: (e) geogracnic .3coce: tlnc {t} magnltuae. It necessary, lad ðctðcnments or reference supcontng materials. :!'Isure !XClanaucns coma," suftie:ent aelail 10 snow tnar ail ~e!eYan( a.cYerse impacts nave been identifieo a.na adequatelY accressec. C:'ecx ;his ::ox it you ;,ave identifiec one or iTlOre :::::OtenriaJly larçe or significant 2.C'Iersa imaac:s wnlC:l .'.1~'~ OC::~r. 'Then ::)rCC~g<;: airec:ly to ~he ¡::UL!.. E.:.1.F 3.na/or ;:::repare a positive- oeclaraticn. C~ecx :n,s ~ox 'f YOU nave dererminea, ~ased on the information and analysis above and any succo~;~ç Coc~r.":enrarrcn. ~t'la[ :l1e :Jrocosec ac:ion WILL ,'~OT result jn~ny significant acverse envlronmentê.1 imcac:: ,1,NO "rcYrce on ~r¡aC:'1ments as necessary. the reasons supconing tnls determination: "'..",~ '" ~o:..u ",~~nC'1 ~"nl.). .~~ .....on... '1 -(.·~..on\.o..,. ·..;IIICll."r n ......0 .....I:nc.' . ,{ ~ 01 -("~oonhOle 011'e~1 :,..n"UH!." )I o(~~con\'QIf" ":r:'C~1 n ~"'..Ia "\.~lI."ncV ;"l(n.aHt!' ,r ....··~:J.Ht!'1 ~Ir ";rt:e·lI."nt :rom rl:')oon\,o,~ ;)tr'et,. .J0I1(, - 2 - ~- ,.o-'6-4121871_'exl 12 . PR~JEC, 1.0. NUMaE~ 617.21 Appendix C Slate Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only PART I-PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Aoplicant or Project sponsOr) 1. APPLICANT ¡SPONSOR 2. FÞROJEC7 NAME Orient Wharf. Co. Coastal Erosion Permit J. ÞROJECT LOCATION: Munle'o.IItv rient County SUffolk ". PREC:SE LOCAT10N (5Ir"t .oare.. ana road Intersections. gromlnant anamar1Ca. etc., or preVIae mapI 2110 Village Lane. Orient. New York SCTM #1000-024.00-02.00-028.001 SEe 5. IS PROposeo ACTION: o New 0 E.r:ganSion I]g MoaftlcatlonlaltaraUon 5. OESCRIBE PROJEC; BRIEFLY: CoaStal Erosion Permit to allow existing 6' x 's necessary water filtration equipment to remain until a safe water supþly is Ouslng obtained. '. AMOUNT OF LAND AFFECTED: fnlll.lly acres UltimatelY acres :. VlIL:.. .=!=IO?I'JSEO .\C";"ION COMPLY WITH EXISilNG ZONING OR OTHER EXISTING [.AND USe:: ::!.ES7i;IC':"IONS,? ~ Yes 0 No It No. descnÞe bnetlv 9. VIHA'7' 1$ ?RE5ENT UND USë IN VICINITY OF ?ROJÉCT? XX~."denU'1 O'noUlln., E'Commorco., O..gUeultu," C! P"I<IForasUO.on SD'CO Dose"..: Mix of residential and marine activities !...: Olher ;0. OOES "C710N INVOLVE A P~RMIT APPROVAL. OR FUNDING. NOW OR ULnMA,ELY FROM "NY OTHER GOVE~NMENTAL AGENCY IF=DERAL. 57.A ':"E CR LOCAU? Œì Yas 0 No It yes. ~ist agenCYIS) and øermiu.oprO....ls applicant is in the process of obtaining all necessary approvals from NYS DEC ". OOES ANY AspeCT OF THe ACTIOl< HAVE A CURRENTLY VAUD peRMIT îR Ap,PROV~~,? d To Permi ts Q9 Yes· 0 No Ir ytts. IIs1 aQency name and permiUaDDrova ~s stIng uthpl wn Trustees ..- 12. Â.S A RESULT OF P~OPOSeD ACTION WILL 5;(ISTING PERMIT/A.PPROVAL "EOUIRE .'vIOOIFICAïION7 o Yos g:NO I CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ABOVE IS TRUE ,0 THE SE.. OF MY KNOWL=DGE "-ODlicanusoonsor 0..,,: 3/17-/ 01 Slonafure: If the action is in the CO¡Jstal Area, and you are a state agency, complete the Coastal Assessmen! Form betore proceeding with this a.~essment OVER 1 ?':";:.7 Ir-=N'/!ñC~JI\~=Nï;" , , 1- . ~"s :..:\c~:: 1-:-.10 ':'NY S-~-'~"'''I- -..... "'e r-.......-...'e·e~...' '...<:>...c· C_.;) ¡c.. , l·v.,J ._1.._1 . "" _I ....~_., . 7~?E.$;':CL:J IN i .'l....~r.?. ;).:..;;'ï 5:i.::-:O il :iU, ¡naIl :n. 'evII!W :::rOCIS3 anc '.IS. :ne F:":L- '::"M.~ ':::::ê.S ;,C7:C,\I :. ·NIL;., ..:.C7:CN ::!.E-:S;V5 :::CF!CIN"'.c.~ ':¡'E'IIEW,,¡,S ~P.C'J'OEO .=,:~ Uf'lt.;SiEO ""C7:CNS iN d .\lY'=~R, :lAI:¡:¡ '5;;.57 .'n.av ;)e suoersec:ec :)y anecr':er ;nvolvee ¡çenc:y. - ,--: !-: Yes .......: :"110 C. ::::::UI...O .....C":"jCN .=!.ESiJL7 iN "'NY ;'CVE::iSE ::~;:æC7S ASSCC:':'iëO ',vlil-! -:.,e ;:·:a.:"~WING. ~..an3'N.rs :'nIY ::. ".nc:wrllten. " ;e;ICII' :1. :.xl:stlng alf cuality, sunaa or ';rounaWlllt :U.ality or ~ulnuty. ~ol'e ;"'el.. ')l.IS:lnO :ra 1Ic =anerns. sOlie '''Iste ::JrccI.:C::cn ~r Jls.:::: ~Ollntlll tor .roslon. ::r&lnl;. or ~looalnQ ~rOCUlms? E.:tQllln :)nerly: it .'40. ¡ :'11!;at:v. ::ec:ar:;, C:' Aestnetlc:, ¡çrlcunutl.l. .ltcnalOi09lcal. :'I15t01l(:. ~r Oln,r :'1.I:.Irll ;,r Cultural :esoUt'C'ls: or ;cmmunlty or :1elçnoornooa c::arac:er1' ~QI.,n .' ~. 'eçelauon or ~aun.a. ~Isn. snlllflsn or wllalll, S¡)8CIe5, SIC¡nllicanl :1aoilals. or :nrearlnea or ,nc:anc¡¡.reo SC,cles1 ExCllIn :In''Iy: -. ~. A c;mmunlly'S 'Xlstlnç ;:)llna or ;011' U oUlc:alJy laOOfed. or & cnanQ' in use or Intensity or u.. 0' lanCl or ocn., na1uraJ reIOurc.s? ;.xOllln :: -. Growrn. SUOsecuenl :,v,loomenl. ~r r'lal,o ae:lVllles likelY 10 ;). ,nCueeo :)y !"e :rcoos.o aC::lon1 ~Olaln :lnetlv. :~. '..:nç :erm. sner. :.r:'n. .::,¡mUIIIIVe. ~r otner ,rfec:s not la.nufleo in C":-CS'? =";Olaln ::werly. -:I:":e: 1":'10.1.1:::3 dnc:Jc:nç :::":ançls In :J,U ot tllner Quantlly or :y¡:. or !n.rqy ? :.x::ualn ::rl.tl.,. .,J. .S -HE?E. :R is 7;"EJ=\ë :':Kë:.::' 7'0 3E. C:::l'ln:love:=:S'f ~El.,.\.7ëO ':"0 ¡:IljTENTI':'L. ":":::V5~Sæ E.."'IVIRONMENï':'L ;MP'C737 - ':'u _ NO :f ':"5. U¡:laln :m.tly 'AR' lIJ-aE7ERMINA7ICN OF SiGNIFIC'>'NC" 170 ~e completed ~y Agency) INS7,"UC710NS; ï=or !3C:1 ..dvers. attIc: idlnlUilCl ¡cov,. delermine whetner it is SUbStantial. 1&1'01. imcon_nI or otnerwisa siçnitic :ac:'l etfec: S:'IOuld ~e ilssessed in connection with its (&1 setting (I... uI'Can or ruraJ); (t'~ ;::Irobaaillty ot oc::::;..'""1tIg: (c dUration IrreverSibility: (el geOQracnic .sc::Ice; ana (t) ma9nuuae. It "aceuary, add attac:1ments or reter.nc. SUPPO"I"O maceriats. =''1sure !xclanations centaln suttlc:ent Oe.¡a fO snow [har all relevant adverse impacts have bM" identitlea ana adec:uatllY Iccressec. ::'eCk ~his :,ox ;( 'fOU have iCentifiec: one or more ;Jotentially larçe or significant acversa imcac-:s 'NhIC:I ,.,,,:.... oc::;r. ïhen ::)fcceea airec:ly [0 =/le r-UL~ =,:~;= 3.nO/or ¡::repare a positive- declaraticn. - C~ecx :his ~ox ,r you have determinea, ~ased on the information and analysis above and any suCCOrtj~, aoc~"'en(a"on. :hat :he ,roooseo ac:ion Will NOT result in..;¡.ny significant adverse envircnmental ¡mcac:: AND ~rovlce on a~¡ac:1ments as necessary, [he reasons suPCOrtlng t/lis determination: .....".~ 1'1' ~C.l1J "IO""C'/ """I .J' . "'UIIr '..m~ .)1 "'~·}~O"\.O'1Ir "":lllc-rr .... ~o:..a "'~....nc" :.11. 0' ·"''''~OOn'IOI. WII'C'tt .J..(~ - J...n.lIU ~ )1 <""con\'OI't ·.H'ett.n ;'."0 ."'I:.nc., )'1Cn..IUleo .)f "'r~:¡'¡r.., llf .Jlllltr.1I( :,om '111"0011"0.., ;,)1I'Cotfl 2 · Alber:·J. Krupski, President John Holzapfel, Vice President WilJiam G. Albertson Martin H. Garrell Peter Wenczel Town Hall 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1892 Fax (516) 765- I :3blc BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD APPLICATION FOR ICE DAMAGE PERMIT Existing Permit Number ¿¡1ft¡ Creek J\(lQ(\\ ~W Th~ purpose of this application: Redriving or replacing openwork dock or openwork pier piling, and mooring piles, removal of damaged piling, repair, resetting or replacement of floating docks, ramps, or decking, all necessitated by ice and S~·.Q:CTI damage resulting during i/Oo.;LjJOCl.3 Winter. Please complete form below and return to the Trustees Office along with a copy of your original permit and drawing. Provided ~hat all paper work is in order, you will receive approval within a week if not immediately. ~~~l~~dßt's N~~e & Address rJe/f!Nr úJIIAIP¡: &;. Te 1. N a. . ~,J. 7 - d.:iØtJ hl~Ø4-- O£IÌ?Ni; /11)/ ":';:'tractor's Name & Address /IF/lNcy JtlJ.J£/ Alé--. , Te1.Na. SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1. No dredging or filling is permitted. 2. Repairs to existing structures are limited to replacement of timbers without change in design or dimension. 3. No repair or replacement of bulkheads is permitted under this permit. 4. No freshwater or tidal wetlands are to be' disturbed under any circumstances. 5. A yellow permit sign provided by this office shall be displayed on the project at all times while under replacement. OVER · 6. Original permit numbers (3" high) must be displayed on project, if not already displayed. 7. Groins and bulkheads are ,~ijþject to inspection prior to issuance of permit. \, ........ 8. This office must be notified upon completion of work. .. . ... ~ z LW 0 - .... LW ell u ::» ... D:= a t-.. fa .... ." &It 0 Q z :J: ~a- 0 .... ,.' ,¡.: U ::» .-, 0 " &It Z II. - - .... D:= 0 0- ::» - Z - a .N a ~ )-cn .co U, 0 z"';" )- .... .LO . aU) j U, ."..... U a.. - 0': &It II. :J:..J - II. ....w a 0 ::»~ . . U, &It 0 III U, U, &It . l- I- 0 &It &It Z ::» ::» ::E D:= t- U, I- U Z - ~ '" .... 0 0 '" Z .... aI &It .. - :J: ~ ." .... ." .c ,~ tV Lr\lHONf ~5\6) 165-\30\ t ,"".-'''''~(''' '. __;' ._:,,~_ !_>",;.1 ",~_~_C /-- A. ---:=:--------------_.~ u(> '>/ g<. , , Town Hal\' 53095 Ma\fi Road p.O. BoX 1179 Soutnold, NeW York 11971 , SOlJ'IIlOLD 'IOWN CONSER.V Â'IION ADVISOR.Y COlJNCIL To: southold Town Trustees From: CAC Dated: April' 9, '988 Th' follo.'n9 "oomm,nd.'lo", .'" m.d' by fII' CAC " ,,,,I, "9,1.' meeting held Thursday, April ,~, '988: 1,GJ-¡ðZ... (é.-_. -7 / ./ No. '" . Oy"" Foem ","","'" by N",d of Am,d"'. L'd. . T.bl' until receipt of additional information. 'No. .". ."n.,d .nd C.,ol' <I,,..n . R'"Omm'nd .W°"'I. ,/ ""0, 61'. '01\0 C. Vo"I' . R,"~m'nd .PP'o"," J ....0. 617 . ).n" 5..",on . ,ohn "0' "pf" I' '0 oon""' ).y T.n,kl at Sea Grant for advise. Mr. Holzapfel will advise the TRustees of the CAC recommendation at the Trustees' meeting. No. 6'8 _ Wilhelm Franken - Recommend approval. j..P-^'"- "",0. 61'. o.n;" 5"9n" . R,oom""nd .PP'o",' .lfII fII' ";p,,.IIon ,/ that bulkhead is placed In kind, in place or landward. _No. 620 _ Roger and DorothY Lamour - Recommend approval. - J e w 1 tl No. 62' _ Cedar Beach Park Associates, Inc. - Recommend approval with the stipulation that the bank slope be maintained and that the Bay constable check the work during dredging. ~ Tr Is apJ to Recommendations on waiver requestS: --Kiefer _ Recommend approval of waiver request spetsiotes _ Recommend approval of waiver request pearlman _ Recommend denial of waiver request ''-'" Stalk _ Will advise at Trustees' meeting. Joh. Tru~ to c Ilene - . , TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BOARD OF SOUTHOLD TOWN TRUSTEES SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK WETLANDS PERMIT This Wetlands Permit No. ..~?~............ has been granted by the Town Trustees according to . f . h d· A I· . N 594 f'l d b A I· Orient Wharf ç¡¡mn¡m.¥ informat,on urn,s e In pp ,cat,on o. .................... ,e y pp ,cant ............................. . .. ........................................ on ......UDf¡!.~L....... 19.......... A map of the proposed work will be kept on file in the Trustee Office under the application number given. Permit granted to do the following work ......¿:!'!..~~.~~~.<;\..~..!l.'?~.~..~!:!:~!"!g,~W.".I.'J...?Q.'...Þ.y...~.ctdmg..two ..~.'...;<;..~Q:..g!RM.~...':Y~.~j¡....?:.?'..."..~º~...'~J.~~.J.I.9.¡1J.~..i!J.1.ç!..}.;;?:..~..1.'...~.1'.'~..a.ud....!~....."'d~................. 8 pilings. .. .. ................................................................................................................................................................. Street, Orient. ................................................................................................................................................................. Location of property on which work to be done .....9.!:~~!"!LJj.~X.9.R!:I...~.¡J.ÜLI\<...K¡'.J;\g.......................... Creek, Bay or Harbor fronting property ....gE!.~.?~...~.'!-.':'.1;>.?:.................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................. Size of work: Length .....?..::-...?.9.~..f.l.'?.¡J.tR..»:jt.þ...?...;;..~Q..!~::r.~'...¡mg...L.-;.5'....'~.T..':............................... . 2 - 6' floats· with 5- . 5' "T" and 1 - 4' "T" Width ............................................................................................................................. Height Above High Water ----------- ............................................................................................. Depth Below Low Water ................................................................................................. ----------- Yards to be Filled Yards to be Excavated ..............H.{.¡J................................................................................. n/a ......................................................................................................... M . h· h . 1- b d· n/ a anner In w 'c materia IS to e removed or epos,ted ......................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................. Intended use of property ......~::.~.~~~.:.~~1................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................:................................ . liability Policies in the Amount of ......................................................................................................... ------------------------- Con di ti ons ¡fa n y .. ...... :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::............................................................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................. Exp ira ti 0 n Date ..I~!'! ..y.~ !'!!-:~.. fr.'?w. ..~h-."...1. i\ t.~. ..thg.. p.\'a:wH.. ¡'R.. ¡o}.gng.d..H......................... ........ .... work has not ·commenced by tai~ date. . Number 9f Inspections Required ......::.....!:!-!R~~~~..i\r.~..tR...I;>.'i'...J;\¡¡t.W,"'.ct..u¡;>.Ç>.n................................... completIOn of the work. In sp ec t ion Fees .... ~.~g .'. g .~.............................-........................................................................................ The validity of this permit is or may be subject to the approval of other governmental or municipal authoriries. The Town accepts no respõnsibiliry· in applying for or obtaining such approval. In the evenr rhat such approval is necessary, the holder of this permit shall not commence operations here. under until such approval has been obtained·in writing. The failure to obtain such other approval when required shall subject this permir to immediare revocarion by the Trustees upon rece.ipt by the Trustees· of written notice from such orher governmental or municipal authoriries of its refusal Dr disapproval. . The applicant does by the acceptance of this permit, assume all responsibility for operations under- taken pursuant to this permit, and shall take all precautions for the prevention of injuries to persons and property resulting from such operations. By such acceptance, the applicant also agrees to indemni- fy and save harmless the Town, and its officers, agents and employees from any and all claims arising from operations under this permit and any and all acts or omissions of applicant, his agent and employees. The applicant and the owner and occupants of the premises upon which the operations authorized by this permit are being conducted, do, by the acceptance of this permit, give consent to the Town, and its oiiicers and employees to enter upon the premIses where such operations are being conoucred to make such inspections as the Town may deem necessary to insure that such operations are being con- ducted in conformity with this permit. Thi~ operation will not substantially: A. Adversely affect the wetlands of the town. B. Cause damage from erosion, turbidity or siltation. C. Cause saltwater intrusion into the fresh water resources of the town. D. Adversely affect fish, shellfish or other beneficial marine organisms, aquatic wildlife and vege· tation or the natural habitat thereof. E. Increase the danger of flood and storm-tide damage. F. Adversely affect navigation on tidal waters or the tidal flow of the tidal waters of the town. G. Change the course of any channel or the natural movement or flow of any waters. H. Weaken or undermine the lateral support of other lands in the vicinity. I. Otherwise adversely affect the health, safety a,:,d general welfare of the people of the town. ...., Signed ~....Z.,!£ç.f!L..¡¿.J£..?-.l:fUv.:vL President (I. "JP'@> Board of Southold Town Trustees Date ......21:2.4~r..··J...7.,...··(Zf.f::......~.... '. - '. . ... ---~_.- . t . ~ " ~ ,,' ~~ ~ ~ z L.I.I 0 0 - L.I.I z I- u ::::» all: Q Þ- I- ... tit 0 ~ z :r: 0 l- ... U ::::» " 0 tit Z IL - ~ - .... all: 0 0- ::::» - Z - Þ- Q - . >= 0 Q CO 2 . - III Z I >- . 1ft . Q ;e j III U ... .. a.. - 0 .J tit IL :r: --I IL III - l- I- . Q, 0 ::::» . III tit 0 . III I- III tit I- " tit tit ~ ::::» ::::» ~ all: Þ- III I- 0 U Z - . I- ut I- 0 0 -a ut z l- . tit . .. - :r: ~ ::I -a I- ut -a ut ~ - . . FRANK A. KUJAWSKI, JR., President ALBERT J. KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III JOHN L. BEDNOSKI, JR. HENRY P. SMITH TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRl'STEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hal!, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 May 26, 1988 Mr . John H. Geideman P. O. Box 416 East Marion, New York 11939 Re: Orient Wharf Company - Application No. S94 Dear Mr. Geideman: The following action was taken by the Board of Town Trustees during their regular meeting held on May 25, 1988 regarding the above matter. WHEREAS, John H. Geideman on behalf of the Orient Wharf Co. applied to the Southold Town Trustees for a permit under the provisions of the Wetland Ordinance of the Town of Southold, application dated November 16, 1988, and WHEREAS said application was referred to the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council for their findings and recommendations, and WHEREAS, a public hearing was held by the Town Trustees with respect to said application on May 25, 1988 at which time all interested persons were given an opportunity to be heard, and WHEREAS, the Board members have personally viewed and are familiar with the premises in question and the surrounding area, and WHEREAS, the Board has considered all the testimony and documentation submitted concerning this application, and WHEREAS, the Board has determined that the project as proposed will not affect the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the town, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that John H. Geideman on behalf of the Orient Wharf Company BE AND HEREBY IS GRANTED PERMISSION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE WETLAND ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD TO: extend a float arrangement 50' by adding two 6' x 20' floats with 5 - 5' x 20' "T" floats and 1 - 5' x 4' "T" and 8 pilings. Property is located on Orient Harbor, Main & King Street, Orient. " ">. . . John H. Geideman on behalf of the Orient Wharf Company - Page 2. This permit will expire two years from the date it is signed if work has not commenced by said date. There are two inspections required and the Trustees are to be notified upon the completion of the work. Prior to the issuance of said permit by the Clerk, the applicant shall file with the Clerk a certificate that he has public liability insurance policies insuring against any liability which may arise in the performance of the operations pursuant to such permit in such amount as shall be fixed by the Trustees, which said policies shall name the Town as a name insured. Please take further notice that this declaration should not be considered a determination made for any other department or agency which may also have an application pending for the same or similar project. Please return to the Building Dept. for a determination on the need of any other permits that may be required for this project. Kindly remit $10.00 for inspection fees due. Very truly yours, 1/?~ a ·/1'-U/~JfÅ.@ Frank A. Kujawski, Jr. President Board of Town Trustees FAK:ip cc: Commissioner Thomas C. Jorling, D.E.C., Albany Robert A. Greene, D.E.C., Stony Brook Stephen Mars, Army Corps of Engineers Thomas Hart, Coastal Management John Holzapfel, Chairman, Southold Town C.A.C. Victor Lessard, Admin., Building Dept. Planning Board Board of Appeals Floyd King, Jr. file . . ."-,,. - -''1111' - _1_'_.- - - - - _._~... _18·.._ --...............--...--....-.-..e ! BOARD OF TOW"" TRUSTEES i , TOWN OF SOl'rIIOl.1J '" _ _ _ _ I i , 53095 Main Road Phone 765-1892 N? 3252 f . i I-..'-J;= J¡~j!~æ¡ ~) 1J~d __.'7...., J ~_ - 87 !hJ Dollar. S /0. <H; i For ,¿~/Þ~e~ç ~A--,c!!,~f ~~, ?~. .i- r V 4 BOARIJ OF TOWN TRUSTEES i .~':',_D_,_ C:'~~3=._,_ _.!~~~~-: ~4:::-~~~ &....- ~.... ... -- -- NOTICE OfHEÁ-RfNG ON THE WETLAND APPI ¡CATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN THAT PUBLIC HEAR- INGS WILL BE HElD BY THE TOWN TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, AT THE SOUTHOLD TOWN HALL, MAIN ROAD SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK: ON WEDNESDW, MAY 25, 1988, ON THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR PER- MITS UNDER THE PROVI. SIONS OF THE WETLAND ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN. 7:30 P.M.- Th resume the hear- ing in the matter of the applica- tion of J.M.O. Consulting on behalf of Russell Planitzer as amended to construct a 10' X 10' Gazebo with three benches . and an earthen walking trail. Property is located on Wilderness Point, Fishers Island. , 7:32 P.M.- To resume the hear- ing in the matter of the applica- tion of Latham Sand & Gravel, Inc. on behalf of Robert Hulsman to construct a 135' timber bulkhead and to backfill to be brought in from an upland source. Property is located on Willow Terrace, Orient. 7:34. P.M.- In the matter of the applicatÎon of Joyce and Joseph Zevits as amended to construct a S' X 4' stationary walkway. 4' X 10' ramp with a 4' X 15' float secured by two pil- ings. Property is located on Lit- tle Peconic Bay lane, Southold. 7:36 P.M.- In the matter of the application of Costello Marine Contracting on behalf of John C. Vassil to replace 200 liD. ft. of bulkhead, in kind/in place, and to fill with approx. 20-30 cu. yds. of filllD be trucked in from an upland source. Property is located on Salt lake lane, Mattituck. 7:38 P.M.- In the matter of the application of G4rreu A. Strang on behalf of Bernard & Carole Kiernan to construct a 30' X 4' catwalk, 5' X4'-:amp,two 16'X 4' floats and one 40' X 4' "T" shaped float to be secured by pilings. Property is located on North Parish Drive, Southold. 7:40 P.M.- In the matter of the application of J.H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) to extend a float ar- rangement SO' into the water. Property is located on Main & King Street, Orient. 7:42 P.M.- In the matler of the application of Roger W. & 09rothy Lamour to construct a ".'O, ...... . . COUNTY OF SUFFOLK STATE OF NEW YORK SSl Patricia Wood, being duly sworn, says that she is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN a public newspaper printed at South old in Suffolk County: and that the notice of which the annex~d is a printed copy: has been published in said Long Island Traveler-Watchman once each week for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . / . . . .. weeks successively, commencing on the .. . . . . . . ./":) ~. . . . . . . ǧ}f 19crÕ .... .1.,."/........, ..... n ··......................W..~ Sworn to before me this .. . .. ./d..[{. ....... . day of . . . . ·??7~7 . . . . . . . . . " , 19 <!.( ................. .~~ ~~~ ............ ................. Notary Public BARBARA FORBES Notary PubUe, State of New y k No. 4806846 or ~alified ÜI Suffolk County Comrniøøion Ezpi:eo~. 3 / 19 PI' ramp 2-Yz' ^ IV' to a noat 6' X 20' to be secured by two pil- ings. Property is located at 1690 North Bayview Road, Southold. ALL PERSONS IN- TERESTED IN SAID MAT- TERS SHOULD APPEAR AT THE TIME AND PLACE' ABOVE SPECIFIED AND WILL BE GIVEN AN OP- PORTUNITY TO BE HEARD. COMMENTS MAY BE SUB- MITTED IN WRITING PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE HEARING. Frank A. Kujawski, Jr. President Board of Town Trustees Dated: April 29, 1988 IT-5/12188(72) NOTICE OF HEARING . ON THE WETLAND .., ' APPLICATIONS NOTICE IS HEREB Y GIVEN TlIA T PUBUC HBARINGS WILL BE HELD BY TilE TOWN TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD,ATTHESOUTHOLD TOWN HALL, MAIN ROAD, SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK, ON WEDNESDA Y, MAY 25, 1988, ON THE FOIlDWlNG APPUCA lIONS FOR PERMITs UNDER THE PRO- VISIONS OF THE WETlAND OR- DINANCE OF THE TOWN. 7:30 P.M. -- To reaume the hea.ring in the matte· of the appli- cation 0( J.M.O. Conlultina on behalf of Russell PI.oitzer a, amended to construct". 10' x 10' Gazebo with three benchCl and an caRben walking tr.aiJ. Property is 1000ted on WildemclI Point, Fish- en bland. ~ _. 7:32 P.M. -. To resume the hearing in the maUer of the appli- caûon of Latham Sand " Gravel Inc. on behalf of Roben Hubm.~ to COIutruct I 135' timber bulk- head and to backfiU to be brought in from an upland SOUrce. Property is located on Willow Terrace, . . a a_. ,,_& L...... . Orient. 7:34 P.M. -. In the maUer of ~e application of Joyce and Joseph Zevits ai amended to con. ~C:l a, 8' x 4' .~tionary walkway, . 4 x 10 ramp with . 4' x IS' ßOlt ".3'.seCUred by two pilings. Property is located on Linle Peconic Bay Lan., Southolel. 7:36 P.M. .. In"Ìhe maUer of the application of CosteUo Marine Contracting on behalf of John C. Vanil to replace 200 Iin. ft. of bulkhead, in kindlin place. and to fill with approx. 20-30 cu. yds. of fill to be tRicked in from an upland lOurce. Property is located on Salt Lake Lane, Mattituck. 7:38 P.M. -. In lite matter 0 f lite application of Garren A. Strana on "behalf of Bernard & Ca- role Kiernan to conltRl~ a 30' :II. 4' catwalk. 5' x 4' ramp. t~o 16' :II. 4' floats and one 40' :II. 4',~f" shaped float to be secured by pilings. Propeny is located on" Nonh Parish Drive, Soulltold. 7:40 P.M. -- In lite matter of the applicatiC?Q of J.H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) to extend a float arrangement SO' into" Î1tc water. Property is located œ Main & King Strut, Orient. 7:42 P.M. n In lite MaUer of the application _of Roger W. &. Dorothy Lamour to construct a ramp 2-ln' x 10' to a float 6' x 20' to be secured by two pilings. Propcny is located at 1690 North Bayvicw Road, Southold. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID MA 1TERS SHOULD APPEAR AT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIEQ AND WIlL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO B E HEARD. COMMENTS' MAYBE SUBMITrED IN WRITING PRIOR TO THE HEARING. DAlED, April 29, 1988 Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., Pres. Board of Town Trustees 5946-1 TMy 12 -- . '<"'" S II ~(W STATE OF NEW YORK ) I S8: COUNTY OF SUFFOLK I Christina Contento of Greenport, in seid County, being duly sworn, says that he/she is Principal Clerk of THE SUFFOLK TIMES, a Weekly Newspaper, published at Greenport, in the Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of New York, and that the Notice of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been regularly published in said Newspaper once each week for 1 weeks successively, commencing on the 12 dliyof May 19~§,~ ~&n1I3f18 Principal Clerk Sworn to {~e this ~ - MARY K DEGNAN day of ._ 1 ---.I:illTARY PU8l1( State of Now York SUlfo'k County No. 48498~ Yay; Term ExplTes Februart),0y6 , Ç!/ì~ ~ o L?~ ---- -- .. .. --~ . -- ~ (Wß HbiJ-"l IdO .. (? Ii lEu T ."lil.jl- .. "¡tJ" _a-Vd _ " ..fl.P A ''0_ A ~ . V . -7<¡S-ð ':>fv .. , c.. III ~ -, .- I Iit//-IÁ/ì¡.- ,- ¿ 1f'5 r , .'/ ~, - (tj) @ @ '¿ @ @ : 32 ' 2,¡'"' Ji' , , , 0, r. ( fJ';CIf 0, r, ( ------- - I tJ.l1;( fl'· 21 I . I 1 f-- - },F 1____ 2"; JJ' 2 I @ @ ---- z¿, I ¡!J; 31 2'1' 75. I I-N' 2'¡ I . 32' JJ I I .5f-ip/i£ t ].2 I 2ú' 21) I I -·----------1 lv I~' --'-- n ! . . . ~ ,," -"'- -]c'- -2,;/- --2ð'- -J.~/_, @ (j]) -ø- . , , . . TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., Pres. HENRY P. SMITH, JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III John Be-dnoski, Jr. ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. , Vice-President BOARD OF TOWN TRllSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall. 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 S.E.Q.R.A. NEGATIVE DECLARATION NOTICE OF NO-SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT DATE: April 21, 1988 APPLICATION NO. :594 NAME: J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient. Wharf Company) This notice is issued pursuant to the provisions of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law State Environmental Quality Rëview and 6NYCRR Part 617, Section 617.10 and Chapter 44 of the Code of the Town of Southold, notice is hereby given that the Southold Town Trustees, as lead agency for the action described below has determined that the project will not have a significant effect on the environment. Please take further notice that this declaration should not be considered a determination made for any other department or agency which may also have an application pending for the same or similar project. TYPE OF ACTION: Unlisted DESCRIPTION OF ACTION: To extend a float arrangement 50' into the water. LOCATION: Main Street & King Street, Orient REASONS SUPPORTING THIS DETERMINATION: I. An environmental assessment form has been submitted which indicated that there would be no adverse effect to the environment should the project be implemented as planned. 2. Because there has been no response in the allotted time from the Southold Town Building Dept. and the New York State D.E,C. it is assumed that there are no objections nor comments from those agencies. * The concerns of the D. E. C. were addressed during a work session of the Board of Trustees. . . INSPECTION CHECK OFF SHEET In accordance with Chapter 97, Article II, Section 97-28 the Trustees may adopt a resolution directing the issuance of a permit to perform operations applied for only if it determines that such operations will not substantially: FLOOD PLAIN REVIEW: CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL COMMENTS: REVIEW OF ASSESSMENT FORM: IP Adversely affect the wetlands of the Town. Cause damage from erosion, turbidity or siltation. Cause saltwater intrusion into the fresh water resources of the town. Adversely affect fish, shellfish organisams, aquatic wildlife and habitat thereof. or other beneficial mar vegetation or the natur ~ , Increase the danger of flood and storm-tide damage. Adversely affect navigation on tidal waters or the Tidal flow of the tidal waters of the town. Change the course of any channel or the natural movement or flow of any waters. ··Weaken or undermine the lateral support of other lands i the vicinity. Otherwise adversely affect the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the town. CWß IIbV."[ Idb ,. 0, ~ ( ------- (), /1; <. 1.5i1t' 0'1£ I ~ 1/ lihv T.1t ¡" ,0 /';1- (J r!!J ItV /-IAfí F , .'1 '- ' , @ @ .12 . , (), r. c. [ltJCIf - I R·· I -:=:J I .Jj" I 2r 2f. 21 z¿, I 2j' I ---------- . 21- I 2(; . 21) I --------.-----.-J 2ô ¿_I --'----- 2S. 2'1 I J2' I JJ ,,/ -V"_ @ ø- ~ . 11/ f 7 / '1Cð ___ ~£'d - -?7f'" - ~ _ ,/"1. f'l.>() 'jJ'v .'ilf's @ 'J. ® )«/ Ji' ~ , , . f---- J,F'__ @ @ 03 3i 1-:2J' , . . . n . . -2¿,'_ _}.ð'_. i,j; (jþ ø I , , . . Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., Pres. HENRY P. SMITH, JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III John Be-dnoski, Jr. ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. , Vice-President TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRl'STEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall. 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold. New York 11971 S.E.Q.R.A. NEGATIVE DECLARATION NOTICE OF NO-SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT DATE: April 21, 1988 APPLICATION NO.: 594 NAME: J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient. Wharf Company) This notice is issued pursuant to the provisions of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law State Environmental Quality Review and 6NYCRR Part 617, Section 617.10 and Chapter 44 of the Code of the Town of Southold, notice is hereby given that the Southold Town Trustees, as lead agency for the action described below has determined that the project will not have a significant effect on the environment. Please take further notice that this declaration should not be considered a determination made for any other department or agency which may also have an application pending for the same or similar project. TYPE OF ACTION: Unlisted DESCRIPTION OF ACTION: To extend a float arrangement 50' into the water. LOCA TION: Main Street & King Street, Orient REASONS SUPPORTING THIS DETERMINATION: I. An environmental assessment form has been submitted which indicated that there would be no adverse effect to the environment should the project be implemented as planned. 2. Because there has been no response in the allotted time from the Southold Town Building Dept. and the New York State D.E.C. it is assumed that there are no objections nor comments from those agencies. * The concerns of the D.E.C. were addressed during a work session of the Board of Trustees. Bo~rd'ofTrustees Page 2, . . For further information regarding this application please contact: Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., President Board of Town Trustees Town Hall Main Road Southold, New York 11971 or call: (516) 765-1892 cc: Commissioner Thomas C. Jorling, D.E.C., Albany Robert A. Greene, D. E. C., Stony Brook Stephen Mars, Army Corps of Engineers Thomas Hart, Coastal Management John Holzapfel, Chairman, Southold Town C.A.C. Victor Lessard, Admin., Building Dept. Planning Board Board of Appeals Town Clerk's Bulletin Board file ." """ . .. . ~r . CAIEE DYER TO ORIEJ.lT \\1'AiŒ CO. Know all ¡,!en by these presents that I Caleb DycT of Orient in t[,e TOWl! of Southold, County of Sußfolk and State of New York for and in consideration of the sum of Five hundred dollars to me in hand paid by Thomas V. Tuthill, Peter W. Tuthill, Thomas V. Youn:z, John B. Voung and I'm. S. Hobart, Directors of the Orient Wharf Company at and before the ensealing ar.d delivering of these presents the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, r,ave granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do grant. bargain and Sell unto the said Thomas V. Tuthill, Peter W. Tuthill, Thomas V. Young, John B. Young & Wm. Hobart, direct- ors of the Orient V~arf Company and to their successors in office, A certain Wharf now located in Orient and extending into the Harbour three hundred feet or there- abouts, Together with all the rights and privileges granted to Said Caleb Dyer & others by an act of the Legislature of the State of Hew York, passed Entitled an act as may may now fully appear by reference to the same. To Have and To Eold all and singular the aforesaid Wharf and appurter,ances unto the said Trustees of the Orient Wharf Company and to their successors in office forever ~nd I ti'_é' se.id Caleb Dyer do for myself, my heirs and executors and administrstors thE Said granted Wharf and appurtena!1ces unto the Trustees of Orient Wharf COli'98n;, and to their successors in office against me the sAid Ce_leb Dyer, r.¡y ExecutcJ'..'~;, i,E-ir,;; ~L[ld Administrators and a¡oeinst all ano every otl-er person and pe.rsons whosoevcr" 3L"11 and will Warrant and forever defend. In witness wijereof I the s3id Caleb L>rer have hereunto Set my hend and Seal this Thirtienth c1.ay of JBnuar.f One th·:,usand "J.,:;ht hundred and forty Eight. In presence of Geo. Champlin Warren G. Case Caleb Dyer 1.S. State of New York Suffolk County On this 6th day of AUfust in the year one thousand F:Ü:ht hundred and fifty one before me personally caine Warren G. Case subscribi;'g witness to the within conveyance to me known who being by me duly sworn did depose and say that he resides in the Town of Southold in s~id Countv éh~t he knevl Caleb Dyer the individual de·scribed in and who executed U,e said ce,ú- veyance and that he was present and saw tr¡e said Cgleb Dyer Sign ~~à Seal the se.me as and lor hi~ act and deed V,iherc-uoon the said ìC¡-arren G. Case cecame thE: subscribing witn6SS theretoo - E~rancis h. ~: our.g Justice of the Peace ,in and for said County Recorded On the 8th day of December 1851 at 1:00 o'clock P.~. B. T. Hutchinson, Clerk . ~nt . THCIIAS V. YOUNG &: OTHERS TO ORIENT WHARP' CO. Know All Men by these Presents. That we Thomas V. Young. Benjamin M. Younlr, Samuel W. Yourur, 1'111illlll J. Yourur, Barzilla Younlr. Cynthia A. Chamnlin and John G. Chamnlin, the parties named in ~_g~~t~~n. instrument executed in persuanoe o~ a Resolution o~ the Commission~of the laDd o~~ioe by the Honorable Hamilton Fish Governor of the State of New York at the City o~ Albany, the ~ourth day o~ March in the year One Thousand eight hundred and fittjo' and reoorded in Boo!£~_~ _Pat.ents. No~_.:n.....J:~g~"_149by A. G. Johnsen Deputy Secretary of State, parties o~ the first part in oon- sideration o~ one dollar lawful monr,r of the United States to us in hand paid by Edwin P. Brown, Thomas V. Younø: and Isaao S. Edwards. Direotors of Orient Whar~ Comp~.~er an aot of inoorporation ~s~~~.by the Legislature of the State of New York on the twenty eight of June, Eighteen Hundrèd and Fifty one of the second part at or betore the enseali~ and deliveri~ of these presents the receipt whereo~ is hereby aoknOWled¡ed, have bargained, granted, sold, assi¡ned, trane~erred and set over and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, aUien, traJls~er and set over unto the said parties of the Second Part the above desoribed Indenture of Grant with all the rights, tittles and privileges there- unto belo~1ng or pertaini~ To Have and To Hold the same unto the said parties o~ the Second part and their successors in o~~ioe forever. In Witness Whereot we have hereunto set our hands and Seal the fifth day o~ January in the year One Thousand eight hundred and Sixty. In presence o~ Absalom King Thomas V. Young Barzilla Young Cynthia Champlin Sl\JI1Uel W. Young L.S. L.5. L.S. L.S. William J. Young Benjamin M. Young John G. Champlin L.S. L.S. L.5. state o~ New York Suf'folk County On the 12th day o~ January in the year One Thousand Eight hundred and Sixty, be~ore me personally came Absalon King with whom I am personally acquainted and being by me duly sworn deposes and seys that he is a resident of the town of Southold in the County o~ Suf~olk. That he saw Thomas V. Young, Barzilla Young, Cynthia A. Champlin, Samuel W. Young, William J. Young, Benjamin A. YOWl¡¡ and John G. Champlin execute the within conveyance, that he the said Absalom K1~ subsoribed his name thereto as a Witness and that he knew the said Thomas V. Young, Barzilla Young, Cynthia Champlin, Sl\JI1Uel W. Young, William J. Young Benjamin M. Youn¡ and John G. Champlin to be the persons described in and who ex- ecuted the said conveyance. Henry H. Terry Justice o~ the Peaoe in Said County Recorded On the 18th day o~ February 1863 at 11 oclook P.M. John Wood - Clerk . . 149 Copy of the underground Grant of the Orient Dock Co. THE PEOPLE of the State of New York, by the Grace of God. Free and Independent: To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Know Ye, that, pursuant to a resolution of the Com- missioners of our Land Office, for the purpose of prometing the Commerce of our said State, and for no other object or purpose whatsoever, and with the reservations and u90n the conditiens hereinafter ~entioned, WE have given, and by these presents, do give unto Thomas V. Young, Benjamin ~.,¡. Young, Samuel W. Young, Barzilla Young, Cynthia A. Champlin and John G. Champlin ~ William J. Young, the power and the auther'i ty to erect any Dock or Docks that shall be necessary to promote the Commerce ef cur said State, upon the land under water hereinafter described, and the authority to collect from persons using such Dock or Docks, reasonable and accustomed dockage, to be reguh,ted bJ' our Legis- lature, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land under water situate in the Town of Soutbold and County of Suffolk adjacent to lands owned by them on the shore and bounded as follows, vis: Beginning at the foot of the highway leading from the main road to Orient Harbor and running south seventy nine degrees west five hundred feet; thence south eleven degrees east thirty five feet; thence north seventy nine degrees east five hundred feet; thence north eleven degrees west t:Ürty five feet to the place of beginning. Excepting and reserving to all and every the said People, the full and free right, liberty and privilege of entering upon and using all and eveY'J part of the above described premises. in as ample a manner as t"ey might !cave done had this power and authority not been given, until the same shall have been actually apprepriated and applied to the pm'peses of Commerce, by erecting a Dock or Docks thereon: And thsse presents are upon the Express Condition that if the said, Thomas V. Young, Denjamin L~. Young, 2a~uel W. Young, Earzilla Young, Cy:nthia A. C¡-,amplin and John G. Champlin assigns shall net within three years from the date hereof actually appropriate and apply the above described p,,-emises to the purposes of Commerce, by erectin¡; a Dock or Docks thereon and filling in the same, then these presents and every thing herein contained stall cease, determine and become void. In Testimony 1!hereof, VIe hs.ve caused these our letters to be made patent, and the Great Seal of our ss.id State to be hereunto affixed: WIT~~SS Hamilton Fish, Governor of our State, at Our city of Albany, the fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hu~dred and fifty. Passed the Secretary's Office the 4 day of Uarch Ie 50 A. G. Johnson, Dep. Sec. of State Hamilton Fish Examined and compared with the original. A.G. Jo!"~son, Le!). Sec. 0é State. 4\0\~ · New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Building 40-SUNY, Stony Brook, New York 11794 . I"':'f?r:"-ç--:-,-; ~ c,I" --'"_ _, " ,- - '\ V ::~\~~$'_J (516) 751-7900 ~ Thomas C. Jorling Commissioner February 4, 1988 Mr. Henry P. Smith, President Town of Southold Board of Trustees Town Hall P.O. Box 728 53095 Main Rd. Southold, NY 11971 Re: SEQR Coordination Letter of 12/18/87, Town Application No. 594 DEC Nos. 10-86-1787 & 10-88-0130 Dear Mr. Smith: With regard to the above action, the enclosed shall serve to inform you of our history and position: 3/2/87 - 10-86-1787 permit issued (see conditions and approved plan). 11/25/87 - request to modify (see modified plan 10-88-0130 & 12/17/87 letter). 1/28/88 - new application (10-88-0130) received. The December 17, 1987 letter and copy of letter to J.H. Geideman of Feb. 4 will outline Department staff's position and status of our review. In short, we oppose it both as a modification and new application. May I have your input as to the Town's stance as Lead Agency? If it is your intention to deny, please inform me as soon as possible. Finally, the enclosed Law (Chapter 307) was provided by agent for apDlicant to demonstrate ownership. My opinion is stated on it. JBH: j f enc. 10-86-1787 & plan (4 pg.) 12/17/87 letter (1 pg.) 10-88-0130 mod. plan (I pg.) Chap. 307 (I pg.) 2/4 Itr. to Geideman cc: R. Greene w/enc. A. Kellar w/enc. C. Hamilton/G. Stadnik/C. deQuillfeldt w/I copy ref. all w/enc. file w/enc. Very truly yours, ~~.f~ Environmental Analyst · . New York Slale Department of Environmental Conservation Building 40-SUNY, Stony Brook, New York 11794 (516) 751-1389 .. ...., ~ February 4, 1988 Thomas C. Jorling Commissioner e Mr. John H. Geideman P.O. Box 416 East Marion, NY 11939 Re: Orient Wharf Co. UPA No. 10-88-0130 Dear Mr. Geideman: This will serve to update the status of the above action and provide the Department's position. As you will recall when the' original permit was issued (10-86-1787), it specifically restricted the number of boats to be docked here to 10. If more space was wanted, why wasn't it requested originally? Also, as the permit cover letter states, if any chance of non-compliance was anticipated we should have been conta~~ed upon receipt. As I mentioned in my December 17, 1987 letter the modification request was contrary to the original permit conditions and required new application. The Department is of the same opinion regarding the impacts to waters and werlands as outlined in that letter. It is also viewed as a segmented action of unacceptable cumulative impact and contrary to the intent- of the Statel:;nVHonmental Quality Review Act -CSEQR). " , -------------- Next, I have been advised by SEQR coor,ination that Southold Town has tabled your application pending proof of ownership to lands underwater (not control of "lying of vessels" within 100' of wharf as it existed in 1851). Since Southold is Lead Agency in this 2ctio~, time frames on decisions are suspended until the Lead Agency has (I) issued a negative declaration of significance or (2) accrpted an environmental impdct statement (Section 70-0109.4 of Environmental Conservation Law [ECL]). I shall keep you informed of any new developments as they occur. Very truly yours, c ~/µ/'~"L,¡J /f«-- /1 ?Joseph B. Hall Environmental Analyst JBH: j f cc: Orient Wharf Co. (attn: Floyd King) R. Greene A. Kellar G. Stadnik C. deQuillfeldt H. Smith - Southold file Tn. Trustees ~ ~:J:..:-:."::,,,,~.:."'-~ ...................; ~.....-:_-,-~ .... ~..--..-.:'" . ~6.rL--"'~ ..""":"",, _o-.Jo~ .0__" 0.. - - .-- !-..:-.:...._->-..._..... __"._ .n - f Eny.ironmCr'~!ìI..conserva~ion,~=.:.:=-,=~-, . - -"'='0- ~ - - -' ... _ _' _ . ____. . nn_· '-/ .' ----- - -- ----- . -, ~ ":').ic ..",. --..-.-.... -- --. .. .':":.t;:-~...--::;:1...-;....- .:.....~.:.::...........-:':/:"; -. .._~ r,~,'.' 'yO'K_State Qep3.0æcr· ;:etul-õtory Mfai rs'¡rnìt - "C' '0 CUl'v . 010 ~L.'¡O~."t..J\.,r<rr,·,-....... . . . C B I. I'Y l1-C4 tony TOO';' ¡,- -..- - . - -- -- .-,. - .. .,..,-' - ~ '. "Wú':S!'f ··:¡B:t2~~7~~~.2;'.~r¡¿:r..~~-'X:~~J"·" =Y1J..--:T~?'~~:~.¡"¡'~~~~~~.~ "--C,C.', «16)-7rl::7a[)o~"~=.:~;;----·_' - un. .. _.~~"_;~~.~'_", .-"- ~_.""".~"-' - .....__~_Comm""on"~-.- J,J. .... .. < ~:::~__."~ 1__~- I-':-ic~.:.. \:!:::!:-: CC'. :~: :- C; ~ [ . '.':: ic:"".. (, :.:..~' 1 ~ SJ:, 7 ~ttn: tlr. Floyd l:ing. Treasurer c~: PeI7,it I' lO-86-17E7 __ _ :::-. ~:i:1;;: !~, ccnforjí;é:r.ce y·i~h ~hE rEc,~iierïI2n:s of tne S:ête Uniform Frocedures {,ct (.L.r:ic1e iO, ECL) and its irr,plemer,ting regulations (EI:YC?P., Fart [21) \':e are enclosing Yol:r DSif1it. F1Eèse reèc ê11 conditior.s CèrE7ui1y. If you ère IJn::.~le to cor.:ply \·:i:h e.r.y ccn¿itions, pleêse ccn~èct us êt the êbsve address. : ~ -"- ....::::....... .t,1 s G S ~I te enclosed is ê c:.n¿ ~rotEc:ed ~ermit sign ~hich is to te cc~spicuously pos:e¿ at ~hE ~r0- fro~ the ~:eather. Very ~ruly yours, t2t/rJY þL~ J...lfred I. ¡~=1:ê.~ [epu~y ~eçicrEl Per~~~ ~¿~i~~s~r~tcr ;~!',: ~(: €:.,:~ CS '...::E < .. .;f'_ rl!(.....q Nlro..\¡UK, .' "e' - '. l ~\ lC T I . l :.., ". tl .;- -. \. .I~ ,- 'J r" ..,1.\_ ,!<.,r ",~v.. ~(.1~~f_ DIH~T.....£...l Uf lo", _,.""',,f"o.. '-,- õ /: 1'- ° ° HP\R....TIO... O....TH~\ 10-86-17ð7 PERMIT Linder the En...ironmenl.1 Conserv.1liOn l.1w 2/"28/89 . "co,lIH'I'ROC""'M NUMBll.:l\1 '!;/A k:-l::;~ '5. ~I"-:: ., ,., , - ---] 1.',I;1e8 L2.::C P,e:\¿~2:I::Jn :...:-tc\e 2~: ~ L-J D - I - ~ :~ :--\ Art,cle 25: T\oal Wellands " hrllcle 27, T,lIe 7, 6I<YCP.F. 360. Solid \','ê.~le 1/,2.n2º:::Tlenl~ hr1I:.If; L7. T(,. (j. tl:YC== -' ~ Hãzardú~S \':ê. ~:E !.' ~:-,2.~=-~~'. h'"cle :,~, cú2.sta\ ErCSIO:l !. .':'-'Z:Je:TI~~: Amcle 3õ: F\OCiC;::':ê;' t,'¿~,?~~-"!::-·t An¡:If;S "I,':', ~7, '.=, '-, 5!;YCF.=, ~:'}. P.2:·¿:tCi:l ~:;:-:,r: e ~ /..rI,n 15. 328. 3~3 ;',~ttC¡~ 15. p:<::c::I:'In T\::t~ 3. 5t:YCER 32ì. Aau2.~IC PeS!ICIOES TI'.IE' 5' 01 \'; .~IC: r i ! ! \ 6t:YCRP, 60S, I','aler Oual,l)' CerlillCôl,on ArI,cle 17, Tilles 7.8, SDOES "'-'-' ,. <:,~ " ,-.~ . ~ -., I"" ! -, ;.,~;:\e 23, Tn!~ 2ì: ~ .L.1¡ç1e ~o ;"I~ PoL;'::ICn C::1:-'::-O:- - '.' ....,'1..."- J t-.ql':.':: ',5. II: I:' \\'2!er ïr2.n~~:-: ~;¡;S:-I\'.?:-:~ \','C:ë:.':S - Lo::ç. ~~,~:,,: \',£, - :..;'d:!E: ., 5, :::.~ i I. \'.I¡\O. S:cnl::: ë.:-,G ,,:::,~~.11:::-12.1 Rivers :;-!~f\':. P.-F::;~·,':2~, 1/-MljdiIIC.?~I:yl. C-COí,S:~u:t l':1:Y). G-Cl~:;·:.~e (OOíl~)'j ::'lC:1t ,2.: _ o. , ¡.[,~H.lS~ OJ 1\11\./.\ITHl I King St. , Orient, NY 11957 , \ ....ClNT ~O\{ !'£I-:MITHE..COJ'l:\CT P£RSO~ , \ Hl[!'HOt-.£ NUI>\Bi.F: J.B. Geideman, Boo" 416 East 1-:'arion FY 11939 \ ,w,E A'D I,DDR(S5 OF rROIECT/fACIlITY (;; d,riefcnt ¡rom Pcrml~\ee1 Orient Harbor at foot of Kine StrcC:.'.: SeTH 1000-024-028.001 I lOCl;,TION OF PRO)E(T.FACI~1T'r' T COUNTY \ TO\\'t-:.rq::rtK~X. \ uTM COQF.DIN.....TES \ Orient Su:folk Southolò ! :'IlSCF:IPTION OF AUTHORIZED ACTIVIT\' i ReDlace C2."D 1 e mooring system ,,'it'n Diles ramD and fir,ç::er viers (floa;::s) . All \...'Ork ¡ , shall accordance (attac'ned.) ¡ be in ,,:ith ¡Ç,SDJ:e â"Jüroved ülans \ \ ["1-.'.\11 \SSL'(I) 10 o \:c , e , n, Doom"'" ,h,II ,"," ,ho 0"'" 0' ,h, ',"00'''''' ""00<' ",mn "~.",,,"W. m o,h" cd,,, ,,,i,em' ,e ,h, ,""i,1 coed,uoe,.' ec"OO 0' ,M,e"OO to ,omm,e" "", .. ,,,,,,, hw' ,e ,d,.,e" 0' ,h, "m, 01 'ommeo,,~.'e' ,e' ,h,1I "" co,,', h,m'e" otom"" ", ",,,,e, 0: ,h, ,om",,,,e of '" ""C. 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Consulting Engineer .-1-!::!- r ~~.<~..f¿.< avi/-Industrial-Marine M -£/ hu:nu P.O. Box 416 c!Y i~~ East Marion, New York 11939 ~ a-rd f ~. tl.c.., ~rL~ ~~ ¢. J. f.3~dC;> n';uP' Jeý . . l[~ih"~ 2) Ii T ß . J=.1t'í ñ 1 ¿¡/II' //,4 /1(.) /? Ib r fltjr nÚ 1': ~ ^/~JU ¡::/.:;ah cd- dJnÌ?I1T l"foíÞot", / J, . ',.Ui-/ ~. . JJ /i~" . /?ea-u ~ t1~d -d..J·~~fc:r.7T--~1- ..hP.~~ ¡4;~~/4~ 4~~~ 'd~f . . tUf ~ þd ~ ÞU- ·ð~~r~.w 2,.r-'fo~'D'c;tuf ~~ ~~~/Ju~-~ ~~ ~cð-~f/~ ~ ~~~. :2-k ~ ~Y' ~~1 ~ dÛ~ ~ ~ ~.~~ ~_ k F th~ cd. '~~I-U. :.M.e ~- ~ ~ ~ .¿; ~.(¡ I-y IU7J (/'Ÿ ~'¡I.¿ µ þ ~ ~ U-~tf{.~4 4 k-+r- ~ ~ ~ ~CU--1?1.J ~ ~ .::L+<. ~ e.Ø~ ~ ~ tf.k ~aAt' h ~c-< ~ w.... ~ ~.~ ~- 14 Øa,,- ~~~ ~ ~. J1~- ~ þ7 ~ .ç .~í)t. a.-I /~.vI- ~ ~ ~ f..<. ø--0~;< J a ~ ~ r cVX-~ ~k. ~- ~ ~ /,¡ i/..ø .A"'L~ ~d. Þ ~u.d;d ~aíX4~err¡.. f ~,~ (&..d;. ~~~~~~, ~ ~9 -_ f/¿f, r-."-- , .. A York State Department of Envlronment:;1 Conserva. .. ....., ......, .. . - ~;:.----Néw R~gulal~ry A~~2irs ~Git Bldg. .'.C I S-:~\"'i. hr... 2t9 StQny Brook, ~;. Y. 1\79~ Tn~)m:J<; C J.:)rlln,~ CO.'T1rnrssi:Jner (5\6) 751-79üC c Dcce.mbe:l" 17 J 1987 J. 11. Geideman, P.l.S. Box 4\6 East Harion, ~:.Y. 11939 Re: Request to Hcdify Permit for OrÙ.:nt \-7harf Co. UP,'. i'l0-86-\787 Dear Mr, G~ideDan: Thé above referenced modification request has been reviewed by the Bureaus of ~larine Habitat P~otection and Shellfisheries. Since there is a "material change in existing pe.nr.it conditions" and "in the scope of the parr.itted actions" (Part 62\.\2 (a) (3) (i» and indeed is contra::, to s?eci.2.1 condition ;',1 of the subjE:.ct pemitJ a :112.\"'" application (pac1-.et encloseè) is required. The Depart~ent objects to the ~odi:ication because it is a segmented e~pansion of facilities into SA certified wate~s, the cumulative res~lt of ~l~ic~ would be a closure. There are currently no closures in the ~rea. 7his is traditic~ally a scallop resource area also considered viable for possib~r transplants. Very truly yoursJ /"1 . ' .. ( -1 /!- // '--/V~l¿l?/F~ L-- . .JL ::>I??n .!j. ...::.11 , :.:--_'.~l rC":::e,, [2.1 ~-·.:",¿l :.-s t JEH: ,-'" e:1c. cc: O:-ient. ì·;né.:-t Co. l.... T. Kellar G. StaGnick C. deQuil1£ eld t file ,. c .-.J 7"'1' {'(oplr of ,/¡r Sfnft nf )\"(lC- fori,. rrrrNnll"¡ "I ....,r¡. ('[i, and .Ir.r.~rrI1Mv d.. ('find n.t l,dl(Jwl: . . " :.q 1. Ah!':,d"m ¡(jug, ThOIrJ1t¡;¡ ¥UIII1C. Hl\r7.illRI Ynlll1r;, "I'I~ /' '~n{l ~l1rh nlhrr lof'r~ 1 l'l II" nnw Art', tof ..hall hrrf'Rftrr be . ; (.I n~!,ndnl('(l willi 111f'11' n~ ~{nrkhnldcrq,ll1tr~I1'\Ht 10 tlds lid, firr !In,.hy rnl1~l1tllt('d 1\ hncly 1,,,IHir HI1,( ('(Irpppdfl II)' th~ lInm(' nf \I Th£\ Or!('l\l \\"h:'lrlTlllllpnnr ," (,,( I hf' ('nfl,llrHr;r- ITIrnt fir rnlllllwrrn find 1I1\"I¡~''C"1. \ '2 SIlIt! corpPrHtinn ¡;1111'¡ hun' power to I1Inlntn.in HII'I Wh...' kr:p ill f('I'~lr _Ih_r·l~..~".:~f\rf. I'OW \l'rl\1rd 1\1 ()rit"lIt~Jn thf' tOWII of Sfll1tht!l,ll.__f!.!tt.L~I.'l1t.r of S1\rr,,1~ \ I1nd rf'lIr)¡]I1£:; frolll IIIf' ~hnrf' fllllr 1'lIlldrf'd r,·rLJ.nl0 thL!~j:"':"'·r...l1Jlr\¡fIr wlih 1l1.c-p.r_I\¡\q~(· !If f'-.;tt·l1llill~ f:.A.I,¡ t\hnrf :\ny di<;.lnnC'c nnl I"u.'(·dil\~ n\'~ ]¡nndrr'l\ rt:;·t-::frulIl íIŒ~í\qLl"r IlIIIrk. \:L '['III" nq.illll ~'nrk or ~rdd (,lIn1 'r.ny Fhnl1 f'tI \<;i.'l1 nf~~~,.J f,¡1lr lI11.'II(¡Rnd dl}l!llr« nnll hf' .\h'ldrd Itdn .c;.han·" flf t\\'f'lItr.(hf' dl\lIf\r~ ('1t!'.!1!, whlrh !'\hrdl lip. f1('f'nH>(l rrr!'ol1l1f\1 rlr()1'('~IY1nnd trn.nflfl'r:\h\(' In ",\I('.h mnl1nr't. 1\" ~I.I\I.! f'o!nI'I\' IIY !'\hn\l II}' Il\w din·d. . ~ 'I. Tlw n,11t\111\\ TTI('rt¡l1~ of III" (¡I\j¡\ rbrrorntion ft.'nnl\ Ann."! ) I· -'..... \10 IIf'ld 1\1 !'olLrJ¡ tlll1(, /111t! 1'11\('(1 I\~ lhC' cllr('ct(\[~ ~ In I n('- fllgtl1\If', 1\1 \~I1Ì('h, nnl J('<I" tllnn Il1rr'(', nor mflrf' Ihnn five c!irf'f'!flI".Q II.l1nll 1\(' f'hn~(,I!, n-h'l nre. rr"'l"lrerl tl) he slo("k- liOlllertt and who shull ¡¡oill their rcsl'ccli 'to omc('~ fùr (log' yellr, or unlil tiw next nlll1l1ul Hlrctlng; nnd 611Ch dlrcctors sa C}¡USCIl II.t fil1)' 11lIl1WI.Ì lIJedinb, fìhtdl fI.!,\ WO!l n~ nllL)' 1,0 couvclJie jl, Ct.UUSè l\llt of llH.·ir OWJl number, or 1'/"0111 tho other !itockholdl'rs, oliO 1Irc¡;ilknt, nllt! 0110 ~('crc· tary Hlld tre!l~lt1rer WILi) shllll ,d:;u }¡,,1l1 theIr respcctl\"e ú!lires [or 0111;: year, or IInlillbe!r IH'X.ll\!llllHLll11crling. (: G. A llIajorlly of the direclul's Sl!81l furm A. l.H)/Lnl1 61H1 If\.: CUlIlpcteutlo trfilJSact fill)' !IU;,\¡ILS5 of Lila !mlll corpora- tioll. ~::'~':~'eor ~. n. ,rheu it l~ dcellH'(l nl·cc.';;S:lry ¡ :,. tho corpurution to iuercnse tho- RIf!ÚldJt of' t111~ Jl "!·:;':.lIt stuckI by subscrlptioll} tbe bonrd of ùirectúrs ~htdl ¡.;in'l at Jeast ten days' notice tlH.'rcof, In an)- of the ] t.:\\"sl';q'n~ printed in tho COllllty of SlIll'olk hnu. rcceire such fllllhcr ~1l¡}SCrìptiO JS to tho cnpitnl) fiS tho Ellid corp~1rnti(1!l filndl direct j providcll, 1l~\"ertheJcss, tl!nt the 8b¡;n'¡;;jI~ fitUO\11\t shall Bot excced sIx. lhúusfintl ùollnrs. Wt.~dH' ~ 7. T!'e corpornu_'oJl ~bnll !Ian~ power to rrgulnto the f"l.I,~..... . - !rint! of r.e;scìs_nt.tbcir W!.¡ilt'¡ i1utl within--otìc-li\iî!'lJcJ fcc~ll;;Ißof fl.I!1l to rClIlo\"(' :-¡uclL~~~l.cls__ag.~arcuU).Lt_Jl1· pJo)'ca in recch'iflg_ or (!.i~S"harl!;illg thcir caT/;oes from ODe pIRce-to ã.no~r witliin sni(1Iimit5. r.l\l.hr (cor ~ 8. To nrosecnto un)' pCI'~01t hf\yJog charge of f\ Trs.st:l d...,t...Jln(·· . " .,,.,J~ J,rlng wJlhl1l the H.hú\"c nUnJed limits} who shall rctusc or ncgItctto ct.!nrI)' with tho orderg of the directors, or their cilt}r nppo::¡ted agcnt, Hlth regHlll to the remo\"a1'0[ t1\8..... - r- ""csselln theIr charge, n.1I~1 on due proof reco\'er l>efl r~) 1.-'~' an)" conrt In Lhe county 01 SuITulk h¿:.\"lng comretent u:, Ii. rlsùlclion, tho Bum of tWßl1ty.l1vc dolla.rs. I; ¡ :i~~':~r1I ~ 9. To delaln any vcssel refusing to PRY wharfl\ge finn ... ....to...If. to remove [mill their wharf Pot the exprn.l'o of the owner J.~(.. or ot\'ncrs, fill)' artlclrs fI'mnlnlng on thc!r wharf beyond the time limltetl hy the dlrecLorfi or In the opinion uf the whRef mnster their remRlnlng would damage the hrhI8°' , -. .. R.lwoJ "10. To estnblbh and collect such r8te~ of WhMrJ~Lg.e.L--- :-1.. 'W/'I.rfLJl;:. 'i for yesscls, lying: hy or makIng fllSt to sf\ld ~hßrf, RI1Ù fvr pf'rsons landIng f\rticJf'~ on, or tnklng artlclcs off ~fi!tl 'Ç\'}¡nrf, as f.1J1l11 8':('ITl to the dIrectors rensonable a.nù J"~t. . .' . . (11:/\1. ;!lI¡, AN ACT Ie ,n«¡'re,nf' ,h, (I,;,n' "·',n 11m7'tll1Y ~ 110;(;;' .t J 1\ 11'-" ..'-..¡, 1 R~t\ . < l' I· '1 ) , ,t ~ í l [.li t·,.. c.' J , , (( I{ V tJQtll' . '1/}'1 ) I . ~ . - _. _~_ '<or ~ .1 (I...·...~·n -- . r.- L "I . ~v ~ . [.....' ¡_if" oj1'.j\ '" ~, J - ... I ; t r ~. I.. ¡ '" ¡J ~ . . . .' ! ~ ~.)"/ '-', ~- : 'le. :....-- (ýr ..,\"..-' ¡ )' r ...- \"> [¡" ,. ," c"" µ '.' f' ". '-7"'""71 ,::{._~7'~ C'-- ~/!,-:-- "Zr=~'--=---F~ .,,-J--L' ~.,-£:,.-...-----::;.... o ~(/-,,(?() ¡c)-c:, '""' ~ ,. .. ",- . . p [''Y -i~~ ;, I I¡;;' -A';' ! :..~::::.? L·_. C, '2 ~=-~_~~~';... . "-fIr-" / v' .................. 1- I 'ci I" ¡: . f'.. ,1') ~; . :j....& Q;)........ " ,I' ~-c: ...... " ~"''i?'i~ ;?t '£\~~~ "< ~ ~ -;.,/ ,- }.I '~~ ¡;' \ Q () . ,~ ¡~ S '\ I :~ ~ ~'o ~ I<.. ~"" ,\ \~ "I ;-' \~ V¡ ';¿~2 _ \ ~ ''1 . ~ . ~ <0;: 'F ~ ~ - I ~. '-!.'~1J'<'f . ,,'-I' .....'" - (> ~ --± ~ "'- \J ;;.::::~. ~' "l \. '0 ... ... { D ~"' '\.¡-~ "- -' ~ 0 J'J"\ :;' ~ ~E -~ . i\ ~) ¡ I ~ 0:) ~:.. - ~ ~ ~ , ... '" OQ~ "', "<: ~)....... 0 ,. .......,; \.; ... <~ '" " C , /" "No .\) c .-,.--'¡ - - :::>," \..... ..."'" '::::: ~ ~ ;:/)51/ . 'ê1ar;;~¡( ~ "(j;Jld 3NQ.1r; t HLÇ"flJ)\ NI)I-Þ- ~.~'~ i ~ ~ .fPU~V..J';¿ T.>f?q7.:1- ~ .\ _'?L.o~: ~ -: ~__ _ .. '" ,_' ~ , - '." .~ # '~V1!þ.rf!::/?r1t<{~o ~:J;'?~. Ÿ~?;;~~~rf:'{~f"t··l~!~i;~.";J~t '~;j:-:f!, 7 . . ~ _ , 1... '_ .~~_--: ~ ...:.:.:... .:".'" .,~; __I._'I., " . < . -::: _ ·~:--.;;:t:r ~"::" 1.. - :6 "!'- '_:,,-'''.":M ~ç....~i:.4-of""'" -;"-'~ .' ~ . , . _. _ . _ h'_ _ ~ _ . _ . ~ . . 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"S"-.i-l.: ~" ___ "C ~ ~~ 1\:1 .02 ".5 0 ~ ~ , " , < c~~ '/.!O~.""r·.' .-----r- '.." -:-'.. , " 6J Ol"?-:; OZX,Ç' .0(; x,.ç ., y' , o o I'; "" ~ j-,.':! {.J~:"': (: .9 .OZ ",§ I) o ~ a c, x ~ I-- z:: I!...J -- "< a . /-'? ~<þ ~. " r--, , .. . 'v, ..... ~ I \(¡l ò ~* ~~ \." >- '" ,>< .., '"'IJ z !c: « .:J - ~ ~ '(f) Q\1"'\) ¿ . "0 "" '" w .'" ~,-", 0 .3 _" < IÚ' V1 W :d I .... ~ l<J¡" <:I CJ _J \., 0' ~ ;¡ \. I ,ø I::\~~ >-. ,(j¡ <) ..-, --;... ~ ~h... '>- '<J 'IJ ~Ig~ - V ~ I..", Z '" ~. \: ~ "0:- ~ "'ç::¡ t<-- , <J CJ.: 'J. ... ' t.. .... <:,~ () .. ~ (";, \\ 0.. \~.I. \, ..... , , ~ i-.. ~-.':! ....... ~ :;: \) <"- ~ '> \) , w Ui ~ ~ ~.:< ~ < ~ u < '" 0 " o , ¡; ~ õ e z . " , , á<Y'p-sut ~ ~i- ~.II S 9'-1 APPENDIX A EAF ENVIRO;IMENTAL ASS~SSMENT - PART I . \ 1/;¡tl8'f Project Infonwotion NOTICE: This document is desiqned to assist in determining whether the action proposed may have a significant effect on the env1ronment. Please complete tha entire Data Sheet. Answers to these questions will be considered as part of the application for apprcval and may be subject to fu~ther verification and public ~view. Provide any 41d1tional 1nformation you believe will be needed to completp. PARTS 2 and 3. ~t is expect eo t~at comolction Of. the EAF will be dependent on information currently available and will not Involve new studles. research,or lnvestiQation. If information requirin9 such additional work is unava~ble so 1"d1cate and specify each lnstance. . :fAME OF PROJECT: NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER (If Different) Ooer¡f ú/Jß"f G (Name) ADDRESS AND NAME OF APPLICANT: (Street) {N.t;1o 'f d 22. 4-2. 8 (Street) F ,I({~7 ,Jy. (¥c-- ì7:) Ma;h ¡['¿ 1'P.õ.1 (State) 3-;;3 - "1-$"70 (Zip) BU!fN[SS PHONE: (P.O. ) (J/'Ien:f IV'/. i1fzf:? (State) I DESCRIPTJD~ OF PROJECT' (Briefly describe type of project or action) tJl7 /0 _ 20' ~ ~ ~ s- i;'1e 20'. 2-"'x 20' K /-S'" /0' F/¡;QIs'- - T¿ ~ ~~d ~ e~/s.¡.ì()a'¡ C/(.;~j-er - Irr 5'~ ~ ~~~¡:4 , U (PLEASE COMPLETE EACH QUESTIon - Indicate N.A. if not applicable) A. SITE DESCRIPTION (Physical setting of overall project, both develoned and undeveloped areas) 1. General character of the 1Pnd: .r.enerally unifo~ slope _____ Generally uneven and nolI in. or irregular -' Sn.....,.....£-i ~ '~2 ~4 2. Present land use: Urban _____, Industrial ._ ' C"""",!'Cial X-. Suburban __. Rural , Forest _, Agriculture _____, Other 3. Total acreage of oroject area: _____acres. ~ ~~ Aoprox1mate acreage: Meadow or Brushland Presently After Completion Presently After Completion _acres _acres Hater Surface Area _acres ___ac"~s Fares ted acres __acres Un vegetated (rock, e.rth or fill) __acres __acres Aorl elll tura 1 acres _acres Roads. buildinQs and other paved surfilllces __acres __acres 'lE'tland (Freshwater or Tidal ~s ner Articles 24, 25 or c.C.L.) acres _acres Other (indicate ty~e) ---.~-- -h::4:"_">:>1- ____yos _\/:: .No (~n feet) _acres _acres 4. "/hat ;S I)redominant soil type(s} on !,)l"'Oject site? 5. d. t. 9/108 .',re then~ ~pdrock outcro,oinos on "rn;pct ·slt~? '~hat. ~s death to bedrock? ._________. u__. __. -- .- HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER. Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRlSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 December 18, 1987 .. Mr. John H. Geideman Box 416 ·East Marion, New York 11939 Re: Application No. 594 - Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) Dear Mr. Geideman: The following action was taken by the Board of Town Trustees' during their regular meeting held on December 17, 1987 regarding the above matter. RESOL VED that the Southold Town Trustees TABLE the application of John H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) for a wetland permit pending receipt of a copy of a deed or right to the underwater land . and a long environmental assessment form. Please submit a plan for a pump out facility fÇ>r the property. Very truly yours, :~~7~th~ ~ Board of Town Trustees HPS:ip Attachment: long assessment form' cc: Commissioner Thomas C. .Jorling, D.E.C., Albany Robert A. Greene, D.E.C., Stony Brook Stephen Mars, Army Corps of Engineers Thomas Hart, Coastal Management John Holzapfel, Chairman,· ·Southold TownC. A. C. Victor Lessard, Admin., Building Dept. Planning Board '- Board of Appeals Trustees ~<-?'L a'-rJ ~hß-<-d~~J /r/C# Z·4 -F: IIZ6/Píf @ ~. Chap. :J07, .~~- AN ACT to incorponltr. thr Oriel1( JV/'nrf Com/JON,V_ Pngtwd JUIIP. 28, lA51. TIH! People qf lhe Slule nf .l\"'(?P- I"á,.k, rel'rcsr."{f'll ú. Sell. (lip. and .lh:if'm.bly dr, rnflrt. as f"I/{)1m: ~ 1. Ahsnlom King, ThoJnllR Yl)l1n~, HE\rzillRi Young, l~lle nncl RlU'h nt.hf'r pnrsons w;¡ now AI'e, or shull hcr(':¡flcr he nS$()clnt('d wit.h tl {~m as ~to('khoJdel',q, pllr~!IIlIIt In tld¡:;¡ net., ßro hr.l'chy constltHh'c( n hody politic unrl r.orporntn hy the IInm('l of" Tho Ot'jrl1t \Vh:\Ifrn lIpanr," fr)r tll(, ('II(,Ol1rH~C~ mcnt of ('ntn!UPITfJ nnrl 1I1I\'1g-111ioTl. ~ 2. Said cnrporfltirHl .sllldi IIIIVP power tn II1nintrdll nnrl Wh,,,r. kerf! in rr.palr tlu'j¡' whnrf, HOW Inr.nlrd at (hic·nt, in the {own of R(luthoJd, :lllll ('IHlllt}' of ~n'ro1k, nn,l rf'IH·.Jtlng from t.ht>: shOff' ((!lIr Il1uHlr('d f,'rl Into thf' ha.r f)r IHuhor, wlt.h thl" IJI'Î\'iI('~f! of r1{h'IHlillg' snl,l whnrf :\ny distRIlf'O not. ('x('.ccdillg n\'c 1II1n,11"('(1 [I)(' , frlll11 hlghwntr.r OIurk. ~~. The capital ~tfl('k of ~ \ícl company shall r.f)n~i¡;l.t of~~~1I1 fOHr thousand fto1IaI'S, Rnd he (IIvich'd into ~hlLrt·s (If tWfllty·nVo cfnllnrR rach, which Rh:\1l hr. clremed persol1l1l prnl'f'rty, nnd tranflff'rn.hlc In Ruch ltlnnnp}:. a~ f:l1id ('ompa- ny Rlmll hy Jaw direct. . ~ ' , Tho annnol mcctln/¡ of rhe Ralll cörporatlon shall ."'¡;' be held at, sneh time allll !,lace ßR tho directors shall (Ie- moo! ,. slRna!o, at whleh, not loso !,hnn three, nor more than flve . directors .Imll ho choscn, ..he ore roqnlred to he stook-' : nOlder" and who sholl hoJl! their respective offices for '. anI!' yeor, or unm tho noxt annual meeting; and snch directors SI1 chosen ILt IIIIY LIIInuul meeting, shlLlIlLs soon, os may be convenient, choose out of their own number, or ' Ü'om the otho.r stockholders, one president, aud ono secro- taryand treasurer, who shull also hold theIr respecUve olJiccs for one year, 01' UlltIl their next allnualmeetlng. ·1....... ~ 5. A maJority of tho directol's shall form a board, ILlId he cUlnpetent tu transaet ulIY Imslness of the salù C01'pOI'a- UOJI. .11 :::::::.MOO' ~ ß. When it Is deemcIlllccl''Sory by the corporotion to hlel'ease tJie~lunount of the l'l't'scut stock, by suhscrlptlon, tho board of dlrcctors shall "ivo at least ten days' notIce thereof, In any of the news!,II!"'rs pdnted In the couuty of SuJlolk, and recdve such fmther suþserlptIons to the eapital, os thu said corporation "Ialll direct; I'rovldell, nevertheless, that ti,e LIggn'g,¡tu o,uuuut shall not exceed slx thousanù dollUl's, WJ'lIrfrtlo k 7. Tho COl'I10l'ntiOIl sll1lll J!:~\'U Ilower to regulato the If1Ilullol1'. ' Iylug of vesscls at theIr Whlll·r, IIwl within oUu hUlldre.1 feet thereof, and to rcmu\!· ~u(:h resse]s as are Hut CIII- ¡IJoyed in receh'lng or discl,tl,,~ing their cargoes Ü"om ouo place to another within said Jilllits. PenaJtyfor ~ 8. 'To prosecnte HIlY pcrson 1t!l"Jng char~o of 11 ,'cssel d¡.ohoyJß'1 '. urum. yIng within tho above llUfIICcl limits, who S lall rofuse or neglect to cOin flY with tho orders of the directors, or their duly LIppolntel IIgeut, with rel;1I1'Il to the romoval of the vessel In theIr chLlrge, and on duo proof recover beforo on)' court In tho cuunty of Snllulk, having oompotent Ju- l'lsù!ctlon, tho 8nm of twcuty-Jlve dollars. ~e:;~:~. ~ O. To delaln any vessel refllsJng to pay wharfage, and 811 wliur. to remove from their wlnnf at tho expenso of tho OWHer or owners, any arllcIc8 J'('malulng on their wharf boyond tho timo limited hy the dh'ectol's, or In tho oplnlon uf the wharf master their remainIng would damage the hridgo. ~:~~~.~.. ~ 10. To estahllsh LI'H! co11ect such rates of whodugo for vessels, lyIng hy 01' lIlaking fost to said wharf, LInd fur persons landing articles au, or taking LIrllcIes oil' sold wharf, as shall seem tu tho directors ¡'eosonable aud Jnst, . . , \ 6. Approximate percentd~e of proposed oroject site with slooes: 0-10' greater _'t'.. ~~ 1"~Pi:; _%; 15~ or 7. Is project contlQUOus to. or contain a bu;ld;n~ or site listed on the National Register of Historic PlAces? ..:,.........Yes ~No What is the depth to the .ater tabl.' _____feet Do hunting or fishing opportunities presently exist in the project area? _____yes ~NO Does project site contai~ ~y species of plant or anim.al life that is identified as threatened or endlnQered - _Yes _~_)o. according to ~ Identifv each species 8. 9. 10. Are there any unique or unusual land forms on t~e project site? {i.e. c1iffs, dunes. other geological fonaations - _____yes ~No. (Describe Is tne project site presently used by the community or neighborhood as an open space or recreation ¡rea - _Yes ~No. Does tne pre~t site offer or include scenic views or vistas known to be important to the community? _____yes No 14. Stre.-s within or contiguous to project area: ~OI1 ~ 11. 12. 13. t. ~ of strea. and na.e of river to which it is tributary 15. Llkei. Ponds. ~land areas within or contiguous to project area: ~~ a. "- ; b. Size (in acres) 16. What is the o..inant land use and zoning classification within a 1/4 mile radius of the project (e.g. single faorily re'i~al, R-21 and the scale of development (e.g. 2 story). I. I'IIOJECT DESCRIPTION 1. Physical di_sions and scale of project (fill in dimensions as appropriate) I. Toul contiguous acruge ownod by project sponsor acres. b. Project Icruge developed: ~ acres initially; -=- acres ultimotely. c. Project Icrelge to r_ln undeveloped Letlgth of project, in ~iles: (i f Ippropri ate) ._- d. e. If project is an expansion of existing, indicate percent of expansion proposed: bui1ding square foot- age ; developed acreage !.r;"'~_~'~ ~ ~ Ço t .,. Nl.IIIIber of off-stl"EP.t parting spaces ex;stinç¡ ~ proposed _ . f. g. Mlximum vehicular trips generated per hour h. If residential: Number and type of nous;ng units: (upon completion of project) 3ne Family Multiple Family Condominium Two Fam; ly Initial Ultimate i. If: Orientation :~e i ghbarhood-C i ty- Reg; ana 1 Estimated EmDloyment Corrrnerc;al 9 ~~.;t; cnJ?7 Industl"'l,al j. Total height of tallest ~ranosed structure feet. ------ , . . HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRl'STEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall. 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 December 3, 1987 Mr. Joseph Hall Environmental Analyst New York State D.E.C. SUNY, Bldg. No. 40 Stony Brook, New York ll794 Re: S. E. Q. R. A. Coordination Request Dear Mr. Hall: This office is in receipt of your comments and information regarding the wetland applications forwarded to your office for review. I would like to thank you, Mr. Hall, for bringing the discrepancy in the application numbers to my attention. Will you please amend your application numbers as follows: 590 591 592 594 595 596 597 John Keating Dr. Stan ley Keating by En-Consultants,Inc. Paul Kalunas Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) by J. H. Geideman Charles A. King Charles Kirby Frederick Raymes. By copy of this letter, make the corrections also. as in the past. I am requesting that all Departments and Agencies Thank you for your cooperation in this matter, Very truly yours, ~~A Ilene Pfifferling Secretary to Board of Trustees cc: Commissioner Thomas C. Joding, D.E.C., Albany Robert A. Greene, D. E. C., Stony Brook Stephen Mars, Army Corps of Engineers Thomas Hart, Coastal Management John Holzapfel, Chairman, Southold Town C.A.C. Victor Lessard, Admin., Building Dept. 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DATE -."".";r"".,,.J,:: --~. 1UIl11II:I ,1_.w8T.løi _~! ~ ,..~..,__.LI'1iII~~"".'l/J,-/"'] RI;DI~ 4S 474 SEND PARTS I AND 3 INTACT - PARr 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY. POLY PAK (SO SETS) 4P474 cBrbDn'~. · .. HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRLSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall. 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 November 25, 1987 Mr. John H. Geideman Box 416 East Marion, New York 11939 Re: Application No. W - Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) Dear Mr. Geideman: The following action was taken by the Board of Town Trustees during their regular meeting held on November 24, 1987 regarding the above matter. RESOLVED that the Southold Town Trustees declare itself lead agency in regard to the State Environmental Quality· Review Act in the matter of the application of J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) for a Wetland Permit on certain property located on Main & King St., Orient. Please be advised that the Trustees will inspect the property on December 16, 1987. Very truly yours, J~1Y'J~ // .~¿ @ Henry P. Smith, President Board of Town Trustees HPS:ip cc: Commissioner Thomas C. Jorling, D.E.C., Albany Robert A. Greene, D. E. C., Stony Brook Stephen Mars, Army Corps of Engineers Thomas Hart, Coastal Management John Holzapfel, Chairman, Southold Town C.A.C. Victor Lessard, Admin., Building Dept. Planning Board Board of Appeals file . . V-4 LEAD AGENCY DECLARATION: J. H. GElD EM AN FOR FLOYD KING (ORIENT WHARF CO.) NOVEMBER 24, 1987 RESOLVED that the Southold Town Trustees declare itself lead agency in regard to the State Environmental Quality Review Act in the matter of the application of J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) for a Wetland Permit on certain property located on Main & King St., Orient. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~ ~ \~1 <.if> ,Iv \\ . . HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRl'STEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hal!, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 Date: November 16, 1987 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attached hereto is a Short Environmental A~sessment Form submitted by J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd Kirig (Orient Wharf Co.) to extend float arrangement 50'. Property is located on King Street and Orient Harbor. 1/e""l-f' r: Þ r-d7C @ Henry p~ Smith, President Board of Town Trustees Posted: Nov. 16, 1987 . . 70 /J!Jf)ílJ II me¡ y COIJCen1 J _iJ; yt:i. 1:/r1I/Jf- tljJfJt)/Ì11 J I/. G'é'I~1 ,f'/ncu) dN·Y Slale ¿Cens¿>d LClnd Surveyor 'l5" my a:Jenf If) apply for jJ~rlnì15 10 conslrvcl - --- - ---"'"'---'\ a I ¡:£dflk an }'y}./ DATE /~ /~? prop~rl'y .af N. Y. J(j~ ¥42._ . . .~ ŠIZ~;~/æ- ;,u¿, Ihe {ol!t)JUJIJ3 mf}Y bE rf'1u Ired I 0 (ENT IVhAfH CJø. J¡I'IC. /- N.y. 5 Dept fnvlf/on {'onst'rvo!lon 2 - D~;'f Df. ArMY CDrps IJ I L íJj/neerS" .3- (€Junfy I Town CJr i/;/IOjl? or ~{¿;c(Kd c:Z. I _ â-u..¡ 4/4 -L/ .Jolfo/f Co. On . _ .__ "_______ .... . . . . COUNTY OF SUFFOLK STATE OF NEW YORK ) )SS: )01717 f--! G¡d'e rnC7/1 ¡if; BEING DULY SWORN DEPOS AND SAYS THAT HE IS THE APPLICANT FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PERMITS, 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 TRUSTEES HARMLESS AND FREE FROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES AND CLAIMS ARISING UNDER OR BY VIRTU~ OF SAID PERMIT, IF GRANTED. In completing this application I hereby auth the,Trustees¡ agent or representatlve to ent onto m opert to lnspect tne premises in conjunction with revi w t is a ication. <.---- -----J ~. ~J NATURE OF APPLICANT L-/ DAY OF '/"Lr.-t k'./Yy .Þ'I aA .) I ~ /~- I i ' I fl. I 19 'i'7 /~ SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS ~~ ~tf2~ NOTA PUBL.IC UNDAJ. COOPeR Notary Public. S_ of N_ York r No. 4822663, Suffolk Cou Term Expires December 31, 1 U . EXAMINED APPROVED IIWETLAND~II PERMIT (CHAPTER 97) APPROVED IISOAT,DOCKS, WHARVES1' PERMIT (CHAPTER 3Z) DISAPPROVED "WETLANDS PERMIT11 (CHAPTER 91) DISAPPROVED "SOATS,DOCKS, WHARVES'I PERMIT (CHAPTER 32) CONe I T IONS. I F ANY EXAMINING BODY SIGNATURE OF CHAIRMAN COMPUTATION OF FEES ......~ _~" . -1 ..., I", - , -::' 0" . . HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN BOARD Of TOWN TRLSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall. 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold. New York 11971 November 16, 1987 Mr. Robert A. Greene Alternate Regional Permit Administrator New York S·tate D.E.C. Bldg. 40, SUNY - Room 219 Dear Mr. Greene: Transmitted herewith is Wetland Application No. 494 submitted by J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Company). We would like to coordinate with you in our role as Lead Agency regarding this application. May we have your comments on same by December 7, 1987? Very truly yours, ')k~ ~~../ .~ Henry P. Smith, President Board of Town Trustees HPS:ip Attachments cc: Commissioner Thomas Jorling, D. E. C., Albany Southold Town Building Dept. TElEPHONE (5161765-1892 . . HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRl'STEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 SOllthold, New York 11971 Date: November 16, 1987 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attached hereto is a Short Environmental Assessment Form submitted by J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.) to extend float arrangement 50'. Property is located on King Street and Orient Harbor. 7ic'I-'I.-.r r: Á-/ r..-£d ê:2 Henry pt! Smith, President Board of Town Trustees Posted: Nov. 16, 1987 . . HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI. JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (5161765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRl"STEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 November 16, 1987 Mr. John Holzapfel, Chairman Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council Southold Town Hall Main Road Southold, New York 11971 Dear Mr. Holzapfel: Transmitted herewith is application No. 494 for a Wetland Permit submitted by J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King (Orient Wharf Co.). Please prepare a written report of findings and recommendations with respect to this application. Very truly yours, 1r1e-fvi.;r p Á,/,ud ~) Henry P. 'Smith, President Board of Town Trustees HPS:ip Attachment . . EAF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - PART II Project Impacts and Their Maqnitude General Information (Read Carefully) - In completing the form the reviewer should be guided by the question: Have my decisions and determinations been reasonable? The revlewer is not expected to be an expert environmental analyst. Identifying that an effect will be potentially large (column Z) does not mean that it siqnificant. Any large effect must be evaluated in PART 3 to determine significance. effect in column Z simply asks that it be looked at further. - The Examples provided are to assist the reviewer by showing types of effects and wherever possible the threshold of magnftude that would trigger a response in column Z. The examples are generally applicable throughout the State and for most situations. But. for any specific project or site other examples and/or lower thresholds may be more appropriate for a Potential Large Impact rating. is also necessarily By identifying an - Each project, on each site, in each locality, will vary. Therefore. the examples have been offered as guidance. They do not constitute an exhaustive list of impacts and thresholds to answer each question. - The number of examples per Question does not indicate the importance of each question. INSTRUCTIONS (Read Carefully) a. Answer each of the 18 questions in PART Z. Answer Yes if there will be ~ effect. b. Maybe answers should be considered as Yes answers. c. If answering Yes to a ouestion then check the appropriate box (column 1 or Z) to indicate the potential size of the i"",act. If impact threshold equals or exceeds any example provided, check column 2. If impact will occur but threshold is lower than example, check column 1. d. If reviewer has doubt 'about the size of the impact ;! en consider the imoact as potentially large and proceed to PART 3. e. If a potentially large impact or effect can be reduced by a change in the project to a less than large magnitude, place a Yes in column 3. A No response indicates that such a reduction is not possible. 1. WILL THERE BE AN EFFECT AS A RESULT OF A PHYSICAL CHAHGE TO PROJECT SITE? Examples that Would Apply to Column 2 Any construction on slopes of 15% or greater, (15 foot rise Der 100 foot of length), or where the general slopes in the project area exceed 10%. NO YES 00 1- 2.. 3. SMALL TO POTENTIAL CAN IMPACT BE MODERATE LARGE REDUCED BY IMPACT I""ACT PROJECT CHANGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IMPACT ON lAND Construction on land where the depth to the water table is less than 3 feet. ronstructíon of oaved ~ar~inq are~ f~r 1 .~~~ or more vehicJes. Censtruction on land where bedroCk is ex~osed or qenerally within 3 feet of existing ground surface. Construction that will continue for more than year or involve more than one ~hase or stage. Excavation for mining purposes that would remove more than 1.000 tons of natural Material (i.e. rock or soil) :Ier year. Construction of any new sanitary landfill. -5- . . 1. 2.. 3. Examples that Would Apoly to Column Z Rp.duction of one or more species listed on the New York or Federal list. using the site. over or near site or found on the site. ~ YES 00 ¡S'1ALL Tr POTE~TI^L WI H\PACT BE fJDERATE LARGE REDUCED ~v ~:~:>~C~ íUP.I\CT PP0J ECT CHANGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I I I - -- - - - - ')thPr IlI"lJdct.s· ------- -------- ----------- 6. :,ILL PRQJECT ALTER DRAI"Ar,¡ FLry", PATTE"IS Oq SIIRFA,E 'lATER ~O YES RUN0FP ................................................... 00 ~ tha~ ')ou1d ~"ply to Colunn Z Project w~u1d ;m~ede floo~ water flows. Proiect is lt~ely to cause substantial erosion. Project is incolI"patible with existing drainage patterns. Other impacts: IMPACT I)N AIR 7. /10 YES IIILL PROJECT AFFECT AIR OUALITY?....... ...... ........ .....00 Fxamples that Would Apply to Calull'll 2 Project will induce 1.1')00 or more vehicle trips· in any given hour. Project will result in the incineration of more than 1 ton ~f refuse per hour. Project emission rate of all conta~inants will excP.erl 5 lbs. Der hour or a heat source nroductng more than 1~ million BTU's per hour. Other imoacts: IMPACT ON PLANTS AND ANI~AI ~ 8. WILL PROJECT AFFECT ANY THREATENED OR ENDANr.ERED SPECIES? Removal of any Dortlon of a critical or si~nificant wild- I; f. ¡'<b't.1t.. 4p,,1 icatinn of Pesticide or ie,'tiC1 ¡jc over IIDre thin t~'ic~ a yea I· other tt\3n fot" ðIJ"'~CJltur.ill1 P~rpoIo!s. Ot"~r ir,¡pacts: 9. 'IILL PROJECT SUBSTAlmALL' ACFECT I!ON- THREATE:IED OR E'IDANr,ERED SPECIES' ..... ................. Examole that ~ould Apply to ColuMn 2 NO YES "00 rroJect would sUbstantially 1nterfere with any restrlent or miqratory fis", or wildlife speC1~S. ProJect reauires the rp.moval of nore than l"! acres ('If mature forest (over l0n years in aoe) or other loca11v imDort~nt vegetation. -7- 1. 2.. 3. Examnles that lIould A~ply to Column 2 '1'1 vE<:;: 00 :::l4ALl TO "CTEr/TIAL C."~I n'PI\CT AE ~0~ERATE LI',PGE '.EDUCED "Y "'P/\'Ci I"~rI\,CT PROJECT (;'l!¡rJGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I - - - I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - I"f'I^CT C'; ':IS'.''\L P~S"\:'PCE 1:). I:ILL T!-tE PDnJfcr urEC:- '¡¡~l1~. 'I!<;TAS C''':! T'lf \1!~[lII,L CI-IÞ.Q:ACTER OF THF. ~ FIGHBr¡R;-¡fVJD np CO,,",wII'HF? ......... An incompatible visual affect caused by the intro~uctinn of new materials. colors and/or forrrs in contrast to tl1e surroundin~ landsca~e. A oroject easily visible. not easily screen~dtt~lat is obviously different froM nth~rs around it. Project ~111 result in the pl;~ination or Major screening of scenic views or vistas knOl/n to be important to the area. Other impacts: --------- IMPACT ON HI'TO~IC RESOURCES II. WILL PROJECT IrPACT ANY SITE OR STRUCTURE OF HISTORIC, ~O YES PRE-'HsrnoIc np PALEONTOr.IC~L Wr0PTANCE? ...........·....·00 Examoles that Io ould Aoolv to Colunn 2 Prt'.iect occurina wholly or oartially within or contiQuous to any facility or site listed on the National Reoister of historic ~laces. Any impact to an archeological site or fossil b~d located witl"lin the project site. I)ther impacts: I~PACT ON OPEN SPACE & RECREATION 12. WILL THE PRnJECT AFFECT THE OUANTITY OR QUALITY OF EXISTING NO ,[S OR FUTURE OPEN SPACES OR RECRE.ATIONAL OPPORTU'IITIES?..... 0 0 Examples that Would Aoply to Colwm 2 The pe~anent foreclosure of a future recreational ODoortunlty. A major reduction of an open space important to the community. '1ther imoðcts: I~P~CT ON TRANSPORTATIO~ 13. ~'ILL THERE BE AN EFFECT TO nISTIlIC TRANSPORTATIm¡ SYSTE"'S? .................................. Examples that Woula Ä~~lv to Column 2 Alteration of present ~atterns of nove~nt of neaple and/or goods. NO YES 00 Proiect will result in sev~re traffic .,roblems. Other llr.pacts: ------------ ---------- --~~~-- -R . . 1 2. ~ 16. I~PACT O~! HEALTH & HAZAROS '/ILL PROJECT AFFECT PUBLIC HEALTH ANO SAFETY? NO YES S~ALL TO pnTE~n~L CAi~ IMPACT CE ~OERATE LA~GE REDUCED BY I~PACT I'1PACT PROJECT CHANGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - I"PACT ON E~ERGY 1~. ./ILL PROJECT ~FFECT THE CO~I~UNITIES SOURCES OF FUEL OR NO YES :::::~e:U::~:?wo~;~'~~~;~';~'~~;~~~'~"""""""'"'" ..~~ ~roject causing qreater than 5~ increase in any form of energy used 1" municipality. Project requiring the creation or extension of an energy tran3~ission or supply system to serve more than 50 sinQle or two family residences. Other impacts: IMPACT ON NOISE 15. WILL THERE BE OBJECTIONABLE OOORS, NOISE, GLARE, VIBRATION NO YES or ELECTRICAL OISTURBANCE AS A RESULT OF THIS PROJECT? ....~~ Examples that I/ou1<1 Apply to Coluom Z Blasting within l,SOa feet of a hospital, school or other sensitive facility. ndors will occur routinely (more than one hour per day). Project will "roduce oDerating noise exceed;"" the local ambient noise levels for noise outside of structures. Project will remove natural barr;~rs that would act as ~ nOlse screen. Other ir.1pacts: .-- ---- Examples that Would ~pply to Column 2 ..........·..~o Proj ec t wi 11 Cd us~ a r; sk of ex'} 1 os i on or re 1 ease of haza rdous substances (i.e. oil, pestlcid~s. chemicals, radiation, etc.) in the event of accident or upset conditions, or there will he a chronic 101'/ level discharge or enission. Proi~ct that will result in the burial of "hazardnus wastes" (i.~. tOXlC, poisonous, highly reactive, radioactive. irritating, inf~ct,ous. eto':.. inclujinfl wastE'S that are solid. semi-solid, liquid or contain qases.) í:fJra'Je f?cilitiøo;: f~r one rT1illion or mare l1allnnc.:; of lioll1fied ~atural gas or ot~er liQuids. ,ltt¡er lmOdets' -----------.------ -- ------------- -+---- --- '/,'ALL T" OOERPTE WPAn por¡;nrAL LARr,E II'P~CT CAN ¡"P'CT Be REOUCEO BY PROJECT CHANGE IMPACT atl GPf)~TH ..\ND CHARACTF~ W Cù'~f~IJr-;In OR ~j[!PJf'R.1Rl.. nOD Exam~le t~d~ wou1d Apol~ to Co~umn 2 The population 0" ~11E: Ci':)', Town 0" Jillage in which t~e project l5 located is like!; :0 grow by ~ore than 5~ of resident human populatIon. ~O YES 00 l7. 1~ILL PP'JJEC'" t..Ft":-,::- TWt:" ~HApr\':TEP ,,'IE:" TilE fX:~TI:.¡r; CO~H!J/l:TY" - - - The municipal budgets for capital expenditures or o~era- ting services wlll increase by more than 5'( per 'Iear d'S iI resul t of this praject. . - - - will invo1"e dnv :Jermènent facilltj of ð non-aqricultura1 use in ar agr;cu'turòl 1~stri,:t or remove r·r¡mf' agricultural lands from culth,atl0n. - - - The preject will reolace or ellmlnate ¿JllSt1ng t"Cllit~e5, structures or aredS of r1storic impc~tance to the commun1ty. - - - Development wi11 ~ndUCI? an In':lux of a Dart1c¡ lar age group wlth specla1 needS. - - - Project will set an important precedent for future projects, - - - Project will relocate 15 or more em~1oyees in one or nore businesses. - - - r:Jther imoacts: - - - ----- - - - ~O YES 18. IS THERE PUBLIC CONTRrVEPS' CO~CERNING THE PRoJECT' Examples that Wowld Apply to rolurnn 2 Either government or citlzens of adjacent communities have expressed opposition or rejected the prolect or have not been contacted. '00 - - - Objections to the nroiect from within the community. - - IF ^NY ACTION IN PART 2 IS IOE~TIFIED AS A POTEHTIAL LARGE IMPACT OR IF YOU CANNOT DETERMINE THE MAGNITUOE OF IMPACT, PROCEEO TO PART 3. PORTIONS OF EAF COt1PLETED FOR THIS PROJECT, O,TER~INATION PART I __ PART II __ P.1RT 3_ Upon review of the information recorded on this EAF (Parts 1, 2 and 3) and consider;nQ both the maQnitude and imnortance of each impact, it is r~asonably deterJt1lned that: PREP,~RE A tjE(:ATIVE DECLARATION A. The project \0/111 result in no major impacts and. therefore, 15 one which rnay not cause significant damaoe to thl? environment. o 8. Althouoh the project could have a significant effect on the o::!nv1ronment, there 1'0'111 not be a slgnif1cant ,offect 1n this C3se becawse the mit1~at'on measures descr1bed in PART 3 have been included as part Of the nroposed proiect. PREr~RE , ~VE nECLARATIOH :'R[P"RE PO~[TIVE OECLAPATIOr~ PROCEED WITH ErS o C. The prOJect 1'1111 re~l.I1t In one or "'ore riaior CI'jvpr<;e H'ipdcts that cannot be reducec a'1d md/ .:aLJse ~1'1n;fiCð.nt damaQe to tne env1ronment. nate --. Slq-ndture--;,( POSJons1ble Official 1n L¿aCl ¡",]enc·¡ ~jg1ature of Prenarer (,~ jlfførøn[ frow reS'10n<;1Dle officer) ~rirt or t.-e na~e of resDOnslCle offl¿'al . r L f j j . j",:,",,~ " 'r> I . nF EtlVrROfJMENTAL ASSESSMENT PART III . EVALUATIO:¡ OF THE I~pnRTA~CE nF IMPACTS I ~ FORMAT mil Part 3 ;s ~rppared if one cr ~re l~Dact or effect is co"sidered to be potentially larae. The amount of wr;tin~ necessary to anSwer Part 3 may b~ detenmin!d by answering the auestion: In briefly completing tne instructions below have I placed '" t~is record sufficient infonmation to indicate the reasonableness of mv decisions? INSTRUCTIONS Complete the followinq for each impact or effect identified in Column 2 o~ Part 2: 1. Briefly describe the impact. Z. ~scr;be (if apolicable) how the impact mignt be ~;tigated or reduced to a less than 1arge imnact by a pro- ject c~ange. 3. Rased on the information available. decide if it 15 reasona~le to conclude that this i~act is 1~rtant to the min;cioality (city, town or vil1aqe) in which the project is located. To answer the question of importance, consider: The probability of the impact or effect occurrinq - The duration of the impact or offect Its. irreversibility. including penunently lost resources or values - Whether the impact or effect can be controlled - The regional consequence of the impact or eff~ct Its potential divergence from local needs and goals Whether known objections to the pr~ject a~Dly tc this iMpact or effect. DETERI"!NATInN OF S!GI'!FICA'ICE ^" action is considered to bp. s;gn;fl~a"t if: nne (or more) imoact is dete~ined to both lame 3nd its (their) conseauence. based on the review above. is important. PAPT III STATE~E~TS {Continue on ^ttachments. as needed) -11- . . 26. Approvals: a. Is any Federal permit required? ~Yes ______No b. Does project involve State or Federal funding or financing? ____yes ~No c. Local and Regional approvals: Approval Required (Ves, No) (Type) Submittal Appro,al (Date) (Date) ~,"G.t" City, Town, Village Board ",----- City, Town, Village Planning Board City. Town, Zoning Board City, County Health Department Other local agencies Other regional agencies State Agencies _ DJ? e. Federal Agencies - o..-r¡ C,1#1 C. INFORNATIOHAl DETAILS t f PÆY1U ¡. i]rlg! /Þ~.:vl ----- f.' . L , tl...r}rlrf.;/l ~ ~ Attlch Iny additional informatio~as me be ~eded to clarify your project. If there are or may be any adver5e impacts associated with the posal~.'please discuss SUCh impacts and the measures which can be tlken to mltiglte or avo hem. PREPARER'S SIGNATURE: C ~~ L ~ . TITLE: of Úl4 (b, REPRESENTI NG: DATE: -.- 2. HOW much naturill material (i.e. rock, earth, etc.) wi11 be removed from the site - ~11....Ji. tons cubic yards. 3. How many acre,> of veqetation (trees, shrubs, ground covers; will be reroved frQIT' sHe - _acres. "7L-é'h..t::" ~. will any mat~re forest (over 1~O years old) or other locally-important vegetation be removed by this ;Jro.iect~ ".'es No 5. Are thprr. any plans for re-v2getation to replace that removed during construction? _____yes ~No 7. rf mult;-~h~sed orcJect: Antic1pated period af construction _months. (including demol;tlon). 10 e1czr d. Total number of pha anticipated _____No. 6. If single phase ~roject: b. Anticicated date of demo' Hian} month ~vear (including c. Approximate completion month _-----Year. d. Is phase 1 financially depende on subseQuent phases? _Yes _No 8. \~i11 blasting oecur during construction? _Yes -¥-No 9. Number of jobs generated: during construction _ after project is complete C}. 10. Number of jobs eliminated by this project ~. 11. Will project require relocatlon of any projects or facilities? _____yes ~NO. If yes, explain: 12. ð. Is surface or subsurface 1 iquid waste disposal involved? _____yes £"40. b. If yes. indicate type of waste (sewage. industrial, etc.) c. If surface disposal name of stream inta which effluent will be discharged 13. Will surface areð of existing lakes. ponds, streams. bays or other surface waterways be increased or decreased by proD03al? _Yes ~NO. u. Is project or any portion of project located in the 100 year flood plain? .....2C....Yes _No 15. a. Does project involve disposal of solid waste? Yes ~NO b. If yes. will an existing solid waste disoosal facility be used? _____yes No c. If yes, give name: : location d. !/ill any wastes not go into a sewage disposal system or into a sanitary landfill? _Yes __No 16. Will project use herbicides or pp.sticides? _____yes ~NO 17. Will project routinely produ,e odors (more than one hour Der day)? _____yes ~No 18. Will project produce operating noise exceeding the local ambience noise levels? _____yes ~NO 19. 4ill project resuit in an increase in energy use? Yes ---X-'io. If yes, indicate type(s) 20. If water sUDoly is from wells indicate Dumoing capacity 21. Total anticinated wélter usage per day _ _ _ __qals/day. b. \ hat 15 áoninant zoning class 1 ficatlon of site? Current soeel fi c zon1ng classiflcatl0n of site 15 nrODosec1 use CO'1S1stpn-: ,·,ith [lresent lOn1nQ: 22. Zoning: a. c. d. If no. indicate desired zonlnq -.----.--- ------- - --._-~--- ,<- (' ,. ~ø 717- ¡¿¿:Pc , ~ . . _. : t ~ ... , r"'iL~_~~t, .~.~ BOARD OF TOWN TRl!STEES TOWN Of SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main, Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 March 2, 1987 TELEPHONE {5151755-1892 i I I I I ì I Mr. J. H. Geideman P. O. Box 416 East Marion, New York 11939 ¡ ! , Re: Floyd King - Wetland Application 482 Dear Mr. Geideman: The following action was taken by the Board of Trustees regarding the above-application. WHEREAS, J. H. Geideman on behalf of Floyd King applied to the Southold Town Trustees for a per~it under the provisions of the Wetland Ordinance of the Town of Southold, application dated December 16, 1986, and WHEREAS said application was referred to the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council for their findings and recommendations, and WHEREAS, a public hearing was held by the Town Trustees with respect to said application on February 26, 1987 at which time all interested persons were given an opportunity to be heard, and WHEREAS, the Board members have personally viewed and are familiar with the premises in question and the surrounding area, and WHEREAS, the Board has considered all the testimony and documentation submitted concerning this application, and WHEREAS, the Board has determined that the project as proposed will not affect the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the town, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that J. H. Geideman on behalf of Kloyd King BE AND HEREBY IS GRANTED PERMI UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE WETLAND ORDINANCE OF THE TOliN OF SOUTHOLD TO: Set out 8 floats in place of existing piles for_mooring of small boats. Property is located off the Company wharf at the foot of King Street, Orient Harbor, Orient. This permit will expire on February 26, 1988 if work has not commenced by said date. There are two inspections required and the Trustees are to be notified upon the completion of the work. Prior to the issuance of said permit by the Clerk, the applicant ~' ,14:16·4 /2/87'!-Text 12 FE:tr 1.0. NUMBER . . . ~ . PART I-PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or Project sponsor) 1. APPLICANT ISPONSO~ ~ 2. PROJECT NAME IV nnd 4/ hp r;J.- c;, 3. PROJECT LOCATION: ~ 4. PRECISE lOCATION (Street address and road Intersectl::.ns, promment landmarKS, etc., or provlae d~~ Ç2 h1~ ~ 4; M~ ~ 7i..e ~/V~ Q, 617.21 Appendix C State Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only c;:, v Municipality County a~ ç- /'~ {T~r4)~<; St--s- 5. 's PROPOSED ACTION: New 0 Expansion o Modification/alteration 6. DESCRIBE PROJECT BRIEFLY: ~ a' cL 1:< :Mh'~r~ _..::f ¡: ~'" iJ ð~'d; ¡:; a-x. ~~ ~<-d~. . f~(fß~~~ 7. Initially acres Ultimately acres 8. WILL FRO?QSE:ù ACTIOU COMPLY li'IITH EXISTING ZOfmw OR OTHER EXISTING LAND USE RESTRICTIONS? ß4'Ÿes 0 No If No, describe bnefly 9. WHAT IS PRESENT lAt;~ USt: IN VICINITY OF PROJECT? o R~sldent!al Dlndustrral .ß(rcommercral Describe: ·0 AgrLcul lure o P.J.r~/ForE5IiODEn sp.1ce DC-!her 10. DOES ACTION INVOLVE A PEp.r.iIT APPROVAL, OR FUND!NG, NO." OR ULTIMATELY FROM ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY (FEDEF STATE Oñ LOCAL)? ø Yes 0 No If yes, list agencYls) and permit/approvals .. N·Y:)' D. E c. . I" P->L"~'-1 IJ j'"1"YJ " C, ,~ 11. DOES ANY ASPECT OF THE ACTlOt~ HAVE A CU RENTLY VALID PERMIT OR A ROVAl? DYes ()l No If Yf;;~, lisl agency name and permitfapproval 12. AS A RESULT OF PROPOSED ACTION '.'JILL EXISTING PERMIT/APPROVAL REQUIRE f.100JFICATJON? DYes DNo t (:Ei1TIFY T¡..JAT THE 1~ FORMf\TION PflOVIDED ¡"DOI/E IS TnUE TO THE BEST OF ~.,y KrW.,'JlECGE Appllcantls:J ú2~ Ir../,L (i;·o.l!e: i/ /13~ / " Signature: ~ If the action is in the Co~"tal Area, and you are a state agency, complete the Coastal Assessment Form before proCeeding with this assessment OVER 1 PART II-ENVIRONMENT II.SSESSMENT ¡To ~e completed by Age, ..... DOES ACTION EXCEED ANY TYPE I THP.ESHOLD IN 6 .o";R8, PART 617.12? If }'es, coorOLnate Ins reVlf,y nroçe~,> anQ use In!) FULL E.'.:- DYes 0 No 8. WILL ACTION RECEIVE COORDINATED REVIEW AS pf..ì'VVIDED FOR UNLISTED ACTIONS l~ 6 ~JYCRR, PART 617.6? If No,.J. negatIve dec may be superseded by another involved agency. DYes DNo c. COULD ACTION RESULT IN ANY ADVERSE EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOVJING: (Answers may De handwritten, If legible' C1. EXisting air quality, surface or- groundwater Quality or Quantity, noise levels, eXisting traffic patterns, sOlid waste production or d: potential for erosion, drainage or floodmg problems? Explain briefly: C2. Aesthetic. agrIcultural, archaeological, histonc, or other natural or cultural resources; or communlly or neighborhOOj character? Explall C3. Vegetation or fauna. fish, shellfish or wildlife species, sigmficant habitats. or threatenea or endangered soecies? Explain briefly: C4. A community's existing plans or goals as officially adopted, or a change in use or intensity of use of lal.d or other natural resources? Explal C5. Growth, subsequenl development, or related activities likely to be induced by the proposed action? Expla,n bnerly. . C6. Long term, short term, cumulative. or other effects not Identified in C1·C5? Explain briefly. C7. Other Impacts lincludlng changes In use of e,¡her quan!lty or type of en8rgYJ? Ex.plaln brIefly. D. IS THE¡:;E. DYes GR IS THERE LlKEL'( TO BE. CmHRO\'ERS'f RELATED TO POTEtJTJAL AOvEPSt=. Er""lpCì'¡f,IENT':'L H.\P';CTS':' o No If Yes, explain briefly PART III-DETERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE: (To be completed by Agency) INSTRUCTIONS: For each adverse effect id:'ntitied above, determine whether it is substantial, !arge, import.J.nt or other-....ise sign Each effect should be assessed in connectior.., with its (a) setting (Le. urban or rural); (b) probability of occurring; (c) duraL irreversibilIty; (e) geograpnic scope; and (f) magnitude. If necessary, add altacnments or reference supporting materials. Ensu explanations contain sufficient detail to show that all relevant adverse impacts have been identified and adequately addressf o Check this box if you have identified one or more potentially large or significant adverse impacts which M occur. Then proceed directly to the FULL EAF and/or prepare a posrtive declaration. o Check this box if you have determined. based on the information and iJ.naJysis .:1bove and any support documentation, thiJ.t the proposed action WILL NOT result in any signlfic3.nt adverse environmental impiJ.' AND provIde on attachments 3S necessary, tht:? reasons supporting thIs dctcrmln.ltion: :'-.""'t· 01 I .,."j "~"!llV I",n! vI J ,¡,,- r-..,,,,,. vi K.·'µUlh'IJI,- VII,eer .11 It·.JU "f.;';"'''' r,ut.' tJl ¡''''l'''''''''IJIt' UIlIt,.( ),¡,;noJrUI..· ur "t'~pon~ltJlt: 011,('( '" lcoJ,J A¡,;<;,nlY ),¡,;nJlur<;, or t'rt'I)Jref llr .1,II"'..n! "~"'T1 "·\ .hJn\,r>j,~ 011',..'1 D.II" 2 . " . TELEPHONE (515) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRLSTEES TOlIN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 SouthoId, New York 11971 APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE TO THE TOWN TRUSTEES· OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT PURSUANT TO THE LAWS, ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE COASTAL AND INTERIOR WETLANDS, FLOOD PLAINS AND DRAINAGE AREAS OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, AND THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 32 OF THE CODES OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD. APPLICATION NO.___~~Jf__________DATE OF APPLICAT¡ON__~!j~~~-z____. I DENT I TY OF APPL I CANT --&.yLjSib-f--1f?n£.L1...i_/{!6g£L.ce..)d;;~PHONE N< ADDRESS~F APPL I CANT ___~ff.é' 5.L,--_~LLL~_"¡-L________________________. -----------~~~~t-~-~~_t~~~~____~~~---~~~~Z~__________~____ TAX MAP _NO.-------------------___~~_~~~~t_~~l~_~__[~X2--_______ AGENT__~~~~L~~~O_~_____________________'___________~______PHONE N< PE RM I T RE QUESTED TO _~"1(ft/.1.§L_ ¡-&.~L.P.LCL/.Zp_e Œ£~t-__t?~_~__________ -(:É'-<IZ.!1Íj.'/-_(}£t2Jkf¿~~ª__££I__ß~J~_l:_! ~ L~-L~.:!?:~_L___.:...________ LOCATION OF PROPERTY FOR WHICH· PERMIT WANTED___~--P~-~~~~1-~--- ~~~.ø1~~-£~~,f~--~~~~~_~_iqL"~_í:~________________________ HOME ADDRESS OF PERMIT APPLICANT IF DIFFERENT FROM AFORESAID LOCATlor --J.~~'---~~~--~Lf-=-~~~YLeD__~;t-JL;L¿2---------------________ CREEK. BAY OR HARBOR FRONT 1 NG PROPERTY ---t:3:::L€~.i.._.!L-r:t:::.J.ºl::__________ SIZE OF PROPOSED WORK_=_J!LJ2.!'!.L_£j¿~kL..__€Ç!~~_=~___~Ç!~_g~_'!!...:.______ ... LENGTH______~_~=______~_____________________________________________ , -' WIDTH_______~£__~___________________________________________________ HE 1 GHT ABOVE HIGH WATE!!______~~________________________________ DEPTH BELOW LOW WATER ------------------------------------------------ YARDS TO BE EXCAVATED Non,., ------------------------------------------------ YARDS TO BE FILLED________~_~~___________________ ----------------- WIDTH OF CANAL, CREEK OR BAY FRONTING PROPERTY_~~~~~__~~~~~~_______ DEPTH AT LOW _TIDE________~~________________________________________ AVERAGE RISE IN TIDE______~~~~~_____________________________________ 2.-{;J()/ ---------- DISTANCE TO THE NEAREST CHANNEL FT. DISTANCE PROJECT EXTENDS BEYOND SIMILAR PROJECTS IN THE AREA --------- IS THIS FOR PRIVATE OR BUSINESS USE?__~~~~~~a~~_~_~~~~LU~----- AREA ZONING______~ndp3fC~if________________________________________ MANNER 1N WHICH MATERIAL WILL BE REMOVED OR DEPOSITED ---------------- ---------------------------~~-------------------------~------- INTENDED USE OF PROPERTY_______ð(e___C1!q22~-~~~~~~~~---------- DESCRIBE ANY KNOWN PRIOR OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON THE PREMISE --------- ----~~~~-3~J~~~-~--~~-~~~fC-f~~~~~~--------------------____ AND WHETHER ANY PRIOR LICENSE OR PERMITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO ERRECT STRUCTURES OR TO DREDGE OR DEPOSIT FILL ON SAID PREMISES AND WHETHER ANY PERMITS OR LICENSES WERE EVER SUSPENDED OR REVOKED BY A GOVERNME~ AGENCY --------------------------------------------------------------- ______________~_~__~_~l~~_~2ß~--------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIBE FULLY THE REHABILITATION AND PROPOSED CONDITION OF THE PREMISES AFTER THE WORK IS COMPLETED INCLUDE AN ADDITIONAL SURVEY OF THE PROJECT SITE IF NECESSARY________________________________________ h.r. (;; .. --------------------------~----------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY, IF NOT THE SAME AS THE APPLICANT. ----------------------------------------------------------- -------------~--~~--~~~----------------------------- ARE TIIERE ANY COVEN.o,NTS OR REST!\ICTIOtlS IN YOUR DC::D TH.o,T ¡WULD PROHIBIT THIS PROJECT? 7z.fT .,14:16.4 (2/87)- Text 12 I PROJECT I.D. NUMBER . . 617.21 Appendix C State Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only PART I-PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or Project sponsor) 1. APPLICANT /SPONSO~ ~ 2. PROJECT NAME IYn~n f tf/'/arf.- C. 3. PROJECT LOCATION: /J. _, I. Municipality ~ County 4. PRECISE LOCATION (Street address and road intersectIons, prominent landmarks, etc, or provIde J~~ t/ h1~ ~ 4; ~s- f.dt~ ~ 7I..t ~ t¿J~ Q, SE a/j p r'~ (T~p4~ 5. IS PROPOSED ACTION: New 0 Expansion 6. DESCRIBE PROJECT BRIEFLY; ~a~C:;- ',).-¡ Ä.~ !C-r- .~ þ,..:( I .: o MOdification/alteration ç- r3 /4ed; ,¿; . #f~ ~ ......~ ~ dL.,,,,,"ti.r. ¡ß-~ ~ ~ 7. Initially acres Ultimate!y acres 8. \'IILL FROPOSED ACTION COMPLY WITH EXISTING ZONING OR OTHER EXISTING LAND USE RESTRICTIONS? Wes 0 No If No, describe briefly 9. ~''¡HAT IS PRESENT LAt;O USe: IN VICINITY OF PROJECT? o Residential 0 Indu:>!rral ~commerclal Descr,De: o AgrIculture o ParklFores!10pen space DOther 10. DOES ACTION INVOLVE A PER/lilT APPROVAL. OR FUNDING. NOW OR ULTIMATELY FROM ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY (FEDERA STATE OM LOCAL)? øYes 0 No /'J.y ~. I/r;n If yes, list agency(s) and permit/approvals ~ D.E c. /,~d..-.~ c'i~;En . DOES ANY ASPECT OF HIE ACTlor~ HAVE A CU RENTL Y VALID PERMIT OR A DYes [')l ~ o If y~s, list agency name and permit/approval 11. 12. AS A RESULT OF PROPOSED ACTION WILL EXISTING PERMIT/APPROVAL REQUIRE MODIFICATION? DYes 0"0 I GEflTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ,"-£JOVE IS TnUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE ADpl,c,)ntl$~ ~ 1t.JL. eJ·D.lIe: ÎI /J3/R-J , " Signalure~ .. ~ ~ If the action is in the Co~stal Area, and you are a state agency, complete the Coastal Assessment Form before proceeding with this assessment OVER 1 PART II-ENVIRONMENT A. DOES ACTION EXCEED AN'\' IYPE I THRESHOLD IN 6 NYCAR, PART 617.12? DYes DNa B. WilL ACTION RECEIVE COORDINATED REVIEW AS PROVIDED FOR UNLISTED ACTIONS IN 6 NYCRA, PART 617.61 If No, a neç¡ðllve declara\ may be superseded by another involved agency. DYes DNa C. COULD ACTION RESULT IN ANY ADVERSE EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING: (Answers may be handwritten, illegible) C1. Existing air Quality, surface or groundwater quality or quantity. noise levels, eXlstmg traffic patterns, solid waste production or dlspo potential for erosion, drainage or flooding problems? Explam briefly: ASSESSMENT (To be completed by Age. If yes, coordmate the review proces<; ana use ·tne FULL E."AF. C2. Aesthetic, agricultural, archaeological, historic, or other natural or cultural resources; or community or neighborhood character? Explain br C3. Vegetation or fauna, fish, shellfish or wildlife speCies, significant habitats. or threatened or endangered speCies? Explain briefly: C4. A community's existing plans or goals as officially adopted, or a change in use or intensity 01 use of land or other natural resources? Explain b C5. Growth, subsequent development, or related activities likely to be induced by the proposed action? Explain briefly. . C6. Long term, short term, cumulative, or other effects not identified in C1·C5? Explain briefly. CT. Other impacts (inCludmg changes rn use at either quantity or type of energy)? Explain briefly. D. IS THERE, OR IS THERE LIKELY TO BE, CONTROVERSY RELATED TO POTENTIAL ADVERSE ENVIRON~,Œ~ T;"L II,\PACT.s? DYes 0 No II Yes, explaIn briefly PART III-DETERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE (fa be completed by Agency) INSTRUCTIONS: For each adverse effect identified above, determine whether it is substantial, large, important or otherwise signific Each effect should be assessed in connection with its (a) setting (Le. urban or rural); (b) probabIlity of occurring; (c) duration irreversIbility; (e) geographic scope; and (f) magnitude. If necessary, add attachments or reference supporting materials. Ensure explanatIOns contain sufficient detail to show that all relevant adverse impacts have been identified and adequately addressed. o Check this box if you have identified one or more potentialiy large or significant adverse impacts which MA', occur. 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