HomeMy WebLinkAboutSuffolk County Land Use 1962 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK . NEW YORK
OFFICE OF
H. LEE DENNISON '-- O'o~,-,~,~-
REPORT
ON
SUFFOLK COUNTY
( PART TEN)
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
LAND USE
,JANUARY t962:
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.H. LEE DENNISON
County Executive
PLANNING COMMISS ION
Seth A. Hubbard, Chairman
Lewis H. Pomper, Vice Chairman
Harvey Cardon
Robert E. Madsen
Robert D.L. Gardiner
John S. Lamont
Mae Hawkins
Joseph M, O~Connell
Ralph V. Quinton
EX-OFFICIO
Riverhead
Huntington
Babylon
Brookhaven
Islip
Shelter Island
Smithtown
Southampton
Southold
H. Lee Dennison~ County Executive
Hermon F. Bishop, Commissioner of Public Works
Frederick B, Hose, Jr,, Comptroller
Lee E. Koppelman
Director o£ Planning
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EXISTING LAND USE - TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
This is one of a series of 10 reports enumerating the depart-
ment's findings on existing land use in Suffolk County. The informa-
tion has been gathered on a town basis as retlected in the presenta-
tion This inventory and analysis of the physical composition is a
vital preliminary to comprehensive planningo The resultant pattern
is due to factors that may affect any geographical area, i.e., cir-
culation networks to serve local and distant needs arising out of
gradual growth of past decades and of current dynamic population
increases; community facilities necessary for the public welfare;
residential communities both planned and random; comrnercial and
industrial facilities both to serve and support the public.
The method has been straightforward. Every parcel has
been examined in the field and assigned to a use category. Leeway
was taken in regard to residential parcels. Those properties with
one residence on a plot larger than necessary under current zon-
ing were considered as residential for that portion obviously used,
and vacant for the balance. This is reasonable in that it is prob-
able to expect the future development o£ the surplus and, there-
fore, it should be reflected in the current vacant inventory. The
information was then plotted on a large scale map and computed as
to area,
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The report is critical only in the sense of isolating those
factors which could be changed to achieve a planned approach for
the future. This visual documentary illuminates in part the trends
that have chansed the physical nature of the town as well as point-
inS up past mistakes. The value lies in the fact that this scrutiny
provides warning signals for possible future errors,
The map has been simplified for reproduct/on. Those in-
terested in the more detailed breakdown as delineated in the tables
may use the orisinal copy available at the county pl_s,~n~ng office in
Hauppauge.
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USE
GI~EENPO~T
358.4.0 ACRES
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LAND USE.
TO TA L
OrounW Ploor r~i~i/ '
IFa/M- mo~al ................
O~a/ee .....................
,4~omoliva ~toraff~ f ~e~vie¢ .......
TOTAL
ln~t~t~t~or~
Ti)TAL
V~c~nt
Park / autalaav ~ereatian:. . .
Park~f~ ..............
$t~t~ ...............
~ ~kki~ klt .: .........
TOTAL
TOTAL LAND AREA
110.54 30.$4
4.61 1,Z9
.43 .12
115.58
7.39 2.06
4.76
2.55
· T0 .20
1.15
t6.55 4.62
.70 .20
7.67 1.14,
.60 .17
15.4~ 4.3t
t9.81
.47 .
58.4.4 16,31
3.21
t.05 .30
121'. l ~
.69
&3.~1 t'L64
IZT, 13 35.47
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UN1NC~ORPORATE:D AREA
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LAND AREA~ /e3.9~ $~,. MILES, 2~,153.~0 ACR£5
LAND USE
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TOTAL 1,9~.30
TOTAL LAND AREA
.02.
.03
6.$4
~mm~inl/~e/;~,~/ ~F~i/ ......... 8LO~
~4d~ ....................... 4.04
A~o.~ ~to.~ / ~'ce ....... ~5.~$
TOTAL
.0~
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.44
TOTA~ ~-8L$5
i ~OTA~ ~,018. b2
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.23
.00+
· 05
.71
1,00
{,oa~h~ ......................
3. 37.
.30
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0pen SF~,¢¢
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rOVA~ &,8~O.~O
4.84,
.01
.07
56.80
.68
.O8
t0o.00
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LAND
TOTAL LAND AREA
ACRES
. .. 2,050.~tl
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7.26
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14,1.46
9~. 45
.31
,04
.08
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'rO'~AL 1,038.43
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Open ~l~ee
·/°ar~ / ouldaat' ?tcrta;lio ~ .... 354. ~ 5
d'tr~.tz ............... t,4~0. 78
I'Po~ ~Is ............ ~1,80
L P~rk / au/door r~crea~,b~ . . . 190.5t
Mi~celt~.eo~ ~ ff?e¢iaJ ea{~or.C4' ...............
~^.t, I'o~'^~. 28,511.60
1.24
4. DD
.00'
.08
56.10
24.40
.08
,08
t00.00
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LAND USE
TOTAL, LAND AE~A
g. Z4
Comrn6vcic~l ................ 18.58
.7O
Tvanspor'k~'ion ............. 16.53
.62
lns+ifufional ............... 36.55
t.38
Open space ............... 3~.7. 07
1~.34
Vacc~n+ ................ ~,006.48
75.72
GRAND TOTAL .......... ~,, 650.00
100.00