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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZBA-05/05/1966 APPEAL BOARD MEMBERS Robert 'W. Gillispie, Jr., Chairman Robert Bergen Charles Gr¢~onis, Jr. Ser~e Doyen, Jr. Fred Hulse, Jr. Southold Town Board of Appeals BOUTHOLD, L. I., N. Y. Telephone SO 5-9660 MINUTES SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD OF APPEALS May 5~: 1966 A regular meeting of the Southold Town Board of Appeals was held at 7:30 P.'M.~.D.'S.'T.), Thursday,, May 5, 1966, at the Town Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. There were present: Messrs: Fred Hulse~ Jro~ Acting Chairman; Robert Bergen~ Charles Grigonis,~. Jr.~-Serge Doyen, Jr. Absent: Mr. Robert-'W. Gillispie, Jr.~.:Chairmano PUBLIC HEARING:-~ppeal No. 839- 7:30 Upon application of Russell Tabor and Sons~ Platt Road, Orient~ New York, for a special exception inac¢ordance with the Zoning Ordinance~ Article X~ Section 1003A, for permission to renew a farm labor'camp permit granted June t0, 1965. Location of propembF: east side' Platt-Road, Orient~ New York, bounded north by W. B~ Karcher-V°T. Latham~ east by RoW~ Gillis~ie, south by G.W. Hallock~ west by Platt Road. Fee paid $5.08. Southold Town Board of Appeals -2- May 5, 1966 The Chairman opened the hearing by reading the application for a special exception~ legal notice of he~ring~ affidavit attesting to its publication in the official newspaper~ and notice to the applidant. THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak in favor~of'this application? HOWARD TERRY~ Building Inspector: There are no changes in this camp since last year. It is the same operation. THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak in opposition_to this application? MR. BERGEN: Does this camp have any'police record2 HOWARD TERRY: Not that we know of. THE CHAIRMAN: Does anyone else wish to s~eak? (There was no response,) After investigation and inspection the Board finds that the applicant wishes to renew a labor camp permit granted June 10, 1965. The Board finds that there has not been any complaints concerning this campy and to their knowledge~ the police have never been called for disorderly conduct on the part of the laborers. The Board finds that there willbe no changes in this camp for the year of 1966, and it will be operated in the same manner as it was for the year of 196~. The Board finds and points out that~the farmers must have individual labor camps since the closing of the Greenport Co-operative Labor~Camp~ which use to house a large number of laborers. The Board finds that the public convenience and welfare and justice will be served and the legally established or permitted use of neighborhood property and adjoining use districts will not be permanentlyor substantially injured and the spirit of the Ordinance will be observed. On motion by Mr. Bergen~ seconded by Mr. Grigonis~ it was RESOLVED that Russell Tabor & Sons~ Platt Road~ Orient~ New York, be granted permission to renew a farm labor camp permit granted June 10t 1965. Location of property: eastside Platt Road~ Orient~ New York. This permit is granted for one (1) year. VOTE OF THE BOARD: AYES: ~T.T. Southold Town Board of Appeals -3- May5~ 1966 PUBLIC ~M~RING: Appeal No. 840 - 7:45 P.'M.'~.D~S;T.')~ Upon -application of Milo~Catan,- Southold~ New York~ for a variance in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance,-Article III, Section 303~'Article X, Section 1000A~ for permission to divide property. Aocation of property: east side Minehaha Blvd., Laughing Waters, Southold, New York, bounded north by Milo C~u~ east by H~ Aldrich, south by'R. Coningsby-Osseo Avenue, west by Minnehaha Blvd. Fee paid $5.00. The Chairman opened the hearing by reading the application for a variance, legal notice of hearing~ affidavit attesting to its publication in the official newspaper~ and notice to the applicant. THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak in favor of this application? MRS. GRACE LEWIS: I~m sitting on both sides of the fence in this. I represent Mrs. Iverson and Mr. Catan. Mr. Catan proposes to buy. this if this variance is granted. I have a letter ~f~om Mrs. Iverson. She bought the property in 1955 and she understood it,was'two lots. We have the receipted tax bills. I appreciate the fact that zoning went in and we have one deed. She placed this in 'our office in 1964, when here husband died. I,have showed this to twelve or fifteen people. I can~tmove tt~ lot. This lot is 19.a160 square feet. It i~ in an area where the average lot is 7~000 square feet. When I take a buyer over here~ this is wha~ they point out to me. There is no resale value in a lot this size in an area where the other lots are small. If you'have to resell~ you can't get your money out. There are 14 lots in the immediate'~icinityof these two lots. If we divided these as we would like~ one lots, which I will call lot No. 45~ the northerly lot is larger than the other~lots in the area. The lot right next to it~-'Mr. Conningsby'~ has a frontage of 89 feet. Mr. Catan's present lot has a frontage of 77 feet. The average ~ontage on the west side o~Minnehaha Blvd. is 70 feet. This lot is just shy of the requiredl00 foot frontage. I thiRks it is a hardshipon Mrs. Iverson. I think we are intelligent people~ and I haven't been able to get thiswomen any offe~cept this one from Mr. catan~ if he can use'it as two lots. I don~tknow what~else to say. You~ ask me any questions. Southold Town Board of Appeals -4- May 5, 1966 THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone else present who wishes to be heard in favor of this application? ~There was no response.) THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to be heard in opposition to this application? ROBERT-CONNINGSBY: I represent a group of property owners who own homes in this area and can't attend tonight. They asked me to read this letter to the Board. The following letter was read into the record: "Southold~ L..I., May 2nd~ 1966~ Zoning Board of Appeals~ Town of Southold~ Town Clerk's Office, Main Road, Southold, "Re: Variance Hearing~ MilO-Catan~ May 5, 1966~ 7:45 P.M. "Gentlemen: "We, the undersigned~ each beir~a residence owner of propertly located in the Laughing Water section of~Southold~ are submitting this letter to you in protest of MiloCatan's application for'a variance to divide into two lots the propertycovered by his application and as described in the L.I. Traveler & MattituckWatchman. "The Laughing Water section is already over-crowded with cottages on small lots and if this variance is granted Milo Catan contemplates having two houses constructed on this site in the near future. "Two additinnal houses would required 4 cesspools and two wells. In an area that is already at its maximum~ the addition of four cesspools would created a dangerous threat of contamination to our underground water supply and for this reason the variance s~ould be denied by this Board. "Checking the site in question on the map, it. is quite obvious that it w~uld not be to the best interest of the adjoining property owners to divide this property in~ two 10tS. $outhold Town Board of Appeals -5- May 5~ 1966 '~We therefore request~that the Board please deny'Milo Catan the variance. "REspectfully submitted by ~/s/ William Feihel, /s/ Florence Feihel, /s/ Frederick-L. Krause, /s/ Henry3M. Aldrich, /s/ Willard Vanderbeck, /s/ Estele Biegan~ ~/s/LouisLaGuardia, /s/ Anthony.'LaGuardia~ and /s/ E. WalterBoener." Fir. Conningsby submitted the above letter to the Board for their files. ROBERTCONNINGSBY: Now, my own objection is as an adjoining property owner. In addition to the fact that two dwellings will create undersize property~ I don~t think the Board of Health will approve this. The Ordinance specifies that 12,500 square feet are needed for a building lot~ which is a very sensible Ordinance and should be upheld. The fact that in the past they have permitted smaller lots is nokasis now for complicating that mistake made by the Planning Board or whoever permitted smaller lots. No one in the past~ could ~isualize the expansion of these areas and other areas in Southold Town. We have other areas with the same situation. We also have areas where people have 160 foot frontage lots. Mr. Wickham~ when he developed these lots in'Laughing Water, there was a change in the Ordinance in 1957. Mr. Wickham went through there and the ones that weren't sold he made larger. He made four lots out of five lots. All of the lots are now 100 feet by 125 feet minimum. I live right next to the property in question. Two buildings onthis property is going to deValue my property. One building will have to come back from my line 10 feet. This will be practically on my property. We came out here f~space, don't sea anlreason for dividing this propert~happen to know Mr. Iverson didn t want to break up this~rty. Back in 1962 I asked him to sell me the corner. H~d.he would not break up his property. He said if he ever built~ only one house would be built on this property. Mr. Nickles-went around and broke up his property. You can't get two 12~500 square foot lots out of this. You need 25,000 square feet and you only have 19,000 square feet here. I ask the Board to uphold the Zoning Ordinance or you will have to make this exception for every person that has this same problem. Southold Town Board of Appeals -6- May 5~ 1966 THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone else present whowishes to speak in opposition to this application? The following people went on record as being opposed to the application in question: F~r? George Taggert~ Firs. Robert-Conningsby~ Mrs. Nickles, Fir. Bitz~ Fir. Theodore Duringer~ Mrs. Elsie Byrnes, Alice Kelly. THE CHA/RMAN: Is there anything else to be said? MRS. GRACE-LEWIS: I can't tell you what the requirements are for two lots. I can't quote the Ordinance like Mr. Conningsby. I kn.ow we need 12~500 square feet, but there are smaller lots in the Town. I went to the Health~Depar~nt, They are very familiar with this area. They'had all the cesspools ploted, because ofthe Nickles property and they placed the well to the corner next to the lot I am asking to be rezoned. The Health Department assured me there would be no difficulty in having the wells and cesspools. I don~t think Mrs, Conningsby is very far from ~his line. I am not critizing. I represent Mrs. Iverson and I can't sell that lot as it iSo I have tried very hard. Everyone in Laughing Water has much smaller lots. Mr~ Catan lives in the area, wants to~e a good neighbor~ and had no i4ea this would be so objectinnal. Mr~ Catan is not going to build something that will be detrimental. I thinkthat the Board has granted variances under these circumstances. MR.' BITZ: I live down in ~aughing Water. Five years ago we had asked to build another house and you required two cesspools foreach dwelling. THE CHAIRMAN: That is a .Health Department requirement. MRS,' GRACE T,~WIS: This will meet the Board of Health requirements. ~his lot is just about 91 feet on the road. The other one would be 89 feet. MR. BITE: Who owned Mr. Catan~s property-before he bought it~ MRS. GRACE LEWIS: Nickles property owned the property. Reilly built the house. Southotd Town Board o1~ Appeals -7- May 5~ 19~6 MR~ CONNINGSBY: There is only 19,000 square feet~where the Ordinance calls for 12~$00 square feet for a building lot. I came out here and bought that small cottage. never intended to live out there, butcircumstances~made me come out here an~keep that house. I am basing my objections strongly on the fact that as long as we are trying to establish $outhold Town.as a good area for people to come to, we should uphold this 12w500 square feet. I would like to see one half acre zoning in Southold Town. THE CHAIRM3~: Anyone else wish to speak? MRS.' GRACE *,RWI$: Everyone will go along with 12~500 square feet. ~She bought what she thought was two lots. This is a hardship. All of the ~her lots are small lots, and ~ these two lots will be well within the size of the other lots. This is the basis for our asking to make this 'two 10tse The Health Department will approve it. THE CHAIRMAN: One of these lots would be a corner lot. It would, have two road frontages. There is a section which is unusable property. You"can't build on quite a good portion of this lot because of the comner.~ We have to act in the best interest of the Town of Southold. I am inclined to be sympathic with Mrs. Iverson, however, there is a problem with dispo.sal aS well as with water. ~ The more overcrowding you get in an areat theLlower your water table goes and it makes it harder for everyone to get f~esh water2 You have salt water around a good p~tion ofyour fresh water. It's a very critical area around the waterfront. This lot is not big enough'for two lots. Granted, there are smaller lots~ but wecan't correct the mistakes of the past. Most."of these lots were split up before zoning came into existence. Does anyone else~ish to speak for or against this application? ~here was no response.) THE CPL%IRMAN: Do any'members of the BOard wish to ask any questions? (There was no response.) Southoid Town Board of Appeals ~-8- May 5, t~66 After investigation and inspection the Board finds that the applicant request permission to divide property~ and created~two lots. The Board finds that both lots created would.be less than 12,500 square feet of area, the square footage r~quired for one building lot. Altho there are other lots in the immediate vicinity that are undersized the Board points out that the division of this property would tend to create an overcrowding of land in this area, as well as other sections of Southold Town. Also, many of the lots in this area in question were created'before the Zoning Ordinanc~ went into effect. The Board points out that studies have shown that the water table in Southold Town is very low. An over- crowding of land would tend to m~ke it difficult for everyone in the Town©of Southold to obtain fresh water. The Board alSo points out that one of the two lots to be created would be a corner lot. Any dwelling built on this corner lot would have to maintain the minimum set hack from both roads. Therefore, much of the corner lot would be unusable~ and the lot would be unsuitable to construct a dwelling on. The Board finds that strict application of the Ordinance will not produce practical difficulties or unnecessary hard- ship; the hardship created is not unique andwould be shared by all properties alike in the immediate vicinity of this property and in the same use district; and the variance does not observe the spirit of the Ordinance and will change the character of the district. On motion by bit. Bergen~' seconded by bit. Doyen, it was RESOLVED that Milo'Catan., Southold~ New York, be denied permission to divide property in order to construct'two dwellings on the property. Location of property: east side Minnehaha Blvd., LaughingWatersw Southold, New York. Vote of the Board: Ayes:-- M_r. Hulse~ Mr. Bergen, Fir. Doyen. Nay: - Mr. Grigcnis. Southold ~own Board of Appeals -9- May 5, 1966 PUBLIC-HEARING: Appeal b;O. 841 - 8:15 P.Mj:(E.'D,S.'Tj),-Upon application of Gladys I. Phillips, 320 Catskill Aven~e, Linden- hurst~ New YOrk~ for a variance in accordance with the Zoning 'Ordinance', Article III~ Section 304, for~permission torreduce the front yard setback. Location of property: east side Colonial Road, Southold~ New York~ bounded north bYEd Nidds~ east by F~D~ Dickerson, south by AJH. Germaine, west'by'Colonial Road. Fee paid $5.00. The Chairman opened the hearing by reading the application for a variance~ legal notice of hearing, affidavit attesting to its publication in the official newspaper, and notice to the applicant. THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak in fagot'of this application? Firs. Gladys Phillips was present, however, she had nothing further to add to the application. Mrs. Phillips and the Board discussed the contour of the land. The Board requested that the house be set back at least 16 feet from the road and Mrs. Phillips was agreeable to this. THE CHAIRMAN~ Is there anyone present who wishes to speak in opposition to this application? (There was no response.) After investigation and inspection the Board finds that the applicant request permission to reduce the front yard setback required by the Zoning Ordinance. The Board finds that the lot has a steep fall off in the back making it impossible to set the house back further on the lot.. This variance will not change the character ofthe neighborhood as there are other dwellings built in this area athat area close to the road. The Board finds that 'strict application of the Ordinance will produce practical difficulties orunnecessary hardship; the hardship created is unique and would not be shared by all properties alike in the immediate vicinityofthis property and in the same use district; and the v~iance does observe the spirit of 'the Ordinance and will not change the character or'the district. Southold Town Board of Appeals -10- May 5, 1966 On motion by Mr. Bergen, seconded by Mr. Grigo~is,~it was RESOLVED that Gladys' I. Phillips, 320 Catskill Avenue,~ Lindenhurst, New York~ be granted permission to reduce the front Yard setback-on propertylocated east sade Colonial Road, Southold, New York, bounded northby'Ed Nidds~ erst by MjD~ Dickerson~ south by A~H2 Germaine~ west-by Colonial Road. This permission is granted subject to the following conidition: The dwelling constructed mustbe located at least 16 feet from the front property line. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr~ Bergen, Mr, Hulse~ Mr.'Doyen, Mr, Grigonis. PUBLIC HEARING: Appeal-No. 842 -- 8:30 PjMi'i(E.'D.'S2T~)~ Upon applica~ion of Alfred Wolfe, a/c Orient by the'Sea Marina~ Orien~ New York 'for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinances-Article III~~ Section 300,-Subsection 10~ for permission to erect a directional sign on'the property of Wood/~ollow Properties Inc., Location of property: north side Main'Road, Orient~ New York~ bounded north by Orient by the Sea Subdivision, east by George Young~ Jr.~ south by the Main Road~ west by Orient by the Sea Subdivision. Fee paid $5.00. The Chairman opened the he, ring byreading the application for a special exception, legal .notice ofhearing, affidavit attesting~D its publication in the official newspaper, and notice ~ the applicant. THE CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present-who wishes to speak in favor of this application? ED~IND.KING: I wu~ld like to say a word for it. Mr. Wolfe was planning to come up here but he had an important'calll He asked me if I would come up here and say a word for it. I can't see where it would be any harm. He has to have something~ located the mazina. Without the marina sign people would never know there is a marina there. THE CHAIRMAN: Do youhave an interestin the marina or are you speaking as a friend. MR. KING: I am speaking just as a friend. Southold Town Board of Appeals -11- May 5~ 1966 THE CHAIRMAN: The sign is too large. It will h~e~ to be made four feet by six feet. PersOnally~ I think this sign is on the wrong side of the road to do any'good. MR.' KING: I don't know how it will do him any harm. THE CHA~: It wouldn't do him any harm~ but I don~t think it is going to do any good on this side of the road. ~here was a discussion as to whether on'not the sign would be beneficial in the proposed location. An alternative location for the sign was discussed, however~ there seems there is no other place this sign may be located.) THE CHAIRMAN: Does~ayone wish to be heard in opposition to this application? i(There was no response.) After investigation and inspection the Board finds that the applicant wishes to erect a directional sign on Woodhollow Properties% Inc. Siad property owners have given written permission for the erection of the directional sign. The sign will direct people to the O~nt bythe Sea Yacht Basins which is believed to be in the public interest. The Board finds that the public-convenience and welfare and justice will be served and the legally established or permitted use of ne~hborhood property and adjoining use districts will not be permanentlyor substantially injured and the spirit of the Ordinance will be observed. On motion by Mr. Grigonis~ seconded by Mr. Bergen, it was RESOLVED that Alfred'Wolfe, a/c Orient by the Sea Marina~ Orient, New York be granted permission to erect a directional sign on the property of~Woodhollow Properties~ Inc., located on the north side of the Main Road,~ Orient, New York, subject to the fOllowing conditions: 1. The sign may 'be no larger than four ~(4) feet by six i(6) feet. 2. The sign shall be erected at least six (6) feet above ground level. 3. The sign shall be erected at least five (5) feet from any property line. Southold Town Board of Appeals -12- May 5, 1966 4. The words "Cocktail Lounge" shall be omitted from the sign. 5. This sign shall be displayed from May 1, 1966 to December 1, 1966. This permit imust be renewed each year until such time as a uniform sign program is adopted by'the Town of Southold. 6. This sign is subject to all the rules and regulations that apply to non-conformingsigns. Vote of the Board: Ayes:--'Mr. Hulse~ Mr. Bergen, Mr, Doyen~ Mr. Grigonis. The Board of Appeals again discussed Appeal No. 837~ upon application of Boatmen's Harbor~ Inc., Cutchogue, New York~ for a special exceptionin accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article TIT, Section 300, Subsection 10~ Article IV,-Section 408, SUbsection ~Ca) for permission to erect a directional sign on the ~operty of John Madzelan~ Location of property: southeast corner of Main Road and Pequash~Avenue~ Cutchogue~ New York., bounded north by Main Road, east by'D~R.' Scharadin~ south by R.E%' Carroza, west by'Pequash Avenue. After investigation and inspection the Board finds that the applicant wishes to erect a directional sign on the property of John.Madzelan. Said property ownerhas given written per- mission for the erection of the directional sign. The sign will direct people toBoatmen~s Harbor Marina~ which is believed to be in the public interest. The Board ~nds that the Public convenience and welfare and justice will be served and the legally established or permitted use of neighborhood property and adjoining use districts will not be permanently or substantially injured and the spirit of the Ordinance will be observed. On motion by Mr. Bergen~ seconded by Mr. Grig0nis~ it~was RESOLVED that'Boatmen~s Harbor~ Inc.~ Cu~chogue~ New York be granted permission to erect a directinnal sign on the property of John Madzelan located on the southeast corner of Main Road and Pequash~Avenue, CutchOgue~ New York, subject to the following conditions: Southold Town Board of Appeals -13- May 5, 1966 1. The sign shall be no larger than four i~) feet by six ~(6) feet. ~The sign shall be erected at least three ~) feet above ground'level. 3. The sign shall be erected at least five (5) feet from any property line. 4. This sign shall be displayed from May 1, 1.966.~ri~o' December 1, 1966. This permit must be renewed each year until such time as a uniform sigh program is adopted byt/~e Town of Southold. 5. This hsign_is.subject to all the rules and regulations thatapply to non-conforming signs. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Hulse, Mr. Berge$ Fir. Doyen, Mr. Grigonis. On motion by Mr. Bergen, seconded by Mr. Grigonis, it was RESOLV~OAS a guide to all concerned about signs on or'near public highways and elsewhere, and in view of letters of notification of sign violations now in preparation~ the Board of Appeals hereby summarizes the guiding principles governing the gra~ting or denial of SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS for'signs not speciffically covered in the Zoning Ordinance, subjectto the general provisions ofthe Ordinance applying to all special exceptions ~ndpermissive uses. 1.. ~ith Federal, State and Local government agencies, the Board~ecognizes that the indiscriminate, uncontrolled use of advertising signs~ and/or other similar devices located on public or private property tends to deface the landscape, change the character or'the nieghborhood, and is against the best interests of the general public of the Town of Southold, however, 2. The Board is strongly of the opinion that directional signs for certain activities are necessarily and demonstrablyin the interest of'the travelling public whose goodwill and patronage are necessary to the general interest and welfare of the Town. Southold Town Board of Appeals -14- May 5~ 1966 3~ .The travelling public is concerned with o~iD3ag instant visual information about where to eat~ sleep, and worship, as well as routes and di~ectionsk to places of amusement, shopping centers, a ferryconnections; the public is normally'not interested in the ordinary business activities of towns is passing. Local residents are well aware of local facilities and~do not need signs for identification purposes. 4. Accordingly, to assist the travelling public and in the interest of traffic safety, the Board of Appeals has established the following types of activities for which a reasonable number of off premises signs, directional only, maybe granted. a. Motels, hotels,~ tourist houses. b. Restaurnants and eating places. c. Churches, d. Ferries, transportation. e. Residential development signs listing residents. f. Shopping centers, or business distr~ts. g. Amusement areas, inCluding marinas, theatres. h. Temporary signs advertising local civic activities. i. Federal, State, County, Town owned signs. Signs for the above may be granted subject to the following con~ditions: 1. Written permission of propertyowner for sign erection. 2. Ail sign permits are terminable at once atthe discretion of the Board of Appeals. This condition is essential in the event the Town finds a legislative solution to the problem. 3. Purpose of sign~must be directional in the public interest as distinguished from advertising of products or services. Content of siq~ ~ust be approved. Size or'sign may not exceed four ~(4) feet by six (6) feet. A reasonably accurate sketch of proposed sign must accompany application. 4. Signs must be maintained in good condition, otherwise the Board may in its discretion order~removal- 5. The four (4) foot by si~ ~(6) foot size sign has been in effect since~Dece~ber 1961. Ail off premises directional signs must now conform. Sou~hold Town Board of.Appeals -i5- May.5, 1966 6. Locations chosen for directional signs must meet'the general standards set.up in-Article/~III. 7.-Ail signs must be a~->. least five '~(5) feet from any property line; three !(3) feet above ground level; four (4) feet' above ground level if the sign is electrical. In our opinion adequate sign provisions are available in the Ordinance covering business, agriculture, and real estate ~ interests. In addition prov~ion~is made for professionals and "similar practioners" as well as home occupations, and sign uses customarily associated with the ownership of property. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Hulse, Mr. Bergen, Mr. Doyen, Mr. ~kigonis. On motion by'Mr. Grigonis, secondedby Mr. Bergen, it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Board of Appeals set 7:30~P.'M.(E.D.'S.T), Thursday, May 19, 1966, at.the Town Office~ Main Road, Southold, new York, as the.time and place of hearing upon application of Peter Sledjeski, Main Road, Orient, New York, for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article X, Section 1003A, for permission to renew a farm laborcamp permit that was granted May 13,196§. Location of property: south side Route 25, Orient, New York, bounded north by Main Road, east by J.'B. Droskoski, south by J, Tuthitl, and J. Dyer, west by J. Tuhill and J. Dyer. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Hulse, Mr. Bergen, Mr. Doyem, Mr. Grigonis. On motion by Mr. Hulse, seconded by Mr. Bergen, it.was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Board of-Appeals set 7:~0 p.M.(E.D.S~To), Thursday~ May 19, 1966, at t~e Town Office, Main Road,~ Southold~ New York, as the time and place of hearing upon~application fo Southold Summer Theater, Soundview Avenue, Southold, New York, for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinamce~ Article IVA, Section 420, Subsection 2a~ for permission to operate a placeof amusement. Location of property: north side Soun~iew Avenue, Southold, New York, bounded north by Great Pond, east by Douglass J. Cuttle, south by Soundview Avenue, west by Florence Kramer &Ano. Vote of the Board:~ Ayes:- Fir. Hulse, Fir. Bergen, Mr. Doyen. ............ ~ .... , , imf. Gr~igohis Southold Town Board of Appeals -16- May 5, 1966 In accordance with a letter received from the Lions Club of Mattituck, on motion by Mr. Bergen, seconded by Fir. Grigonis, it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Board of Appeals grants permission to the Lions'Club of Mattituck-to place three wo6den signs in~d around the hamlet of'Mattituck to advertise their annual Strawberry Festival to be held June 18, 1966. The signs will be placed in the following locations: 1) on the high school grounds; 2) on Route 25 on the property of Frank Murphy~s Garden Center; 3) on Sound Avenue, west of Matti%uck at ~ site not yet determined. Permission from the property ow~ rs Must be obtained before the sign is erected. The t~ee signs may be erected June 4, 1966, and must be removed by June 20, 1966. It is believed that~his is in the public interest. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Hulse, Mr. Bergen, Mr. Doyen Mr. Grigonis. On motion by Mr. Hulse, seconded by Mr. Grigonis, it was RESOAVED that the minutes~f the SoutholdT~wn Board of Appeals dated April 2t, 1966, be approved as submitted~ Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Hulse, Mr. Bergen, Mr~ Doyen, Mr. G~gonis. The next regular meeting of the Southold Town Board of Appeals will be heidel.at 7:30 P.M.~, Thursday, May 19, 1966, at the Town Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M. APPROVED Respectfully submitted, Barbara C. Dittmann, Secretary Southold, Town Board of Appeals