HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB-10/21/1969MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1969
The Southold Town Board met at the office of the Supervisor, Albert
Ma~dchia,' 16 Soubh Street, Greenport, New York, on October 21, 1969
wi~h'~he~f011owihg present: Supe~gisor Ma~tocchia; Councilmen Demarest
a~d~¥~entine; Justices Clark and Surer; Superintendent of Highways
Dean.and Town Clerk Richmond.
M~ed~'~y Councilman Demarest; seconded by Justice Suter;
REsoLeD: Thab the minutes of the meeting of October 7, 1969 be and
th~y'ar~'hereby approved.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen Demarest
and ~aie~in~; Justices Clark and Suter.
Moved by Councilman Valentine; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
RESOLVED: That the next meeting of the Town Board will be held at the
office of Supervisor Albert Martocchia, 16 South Street, Greenport,
New York, on Thursday, November 6, 1969, at 3:00 P.M.
Vote of Town Board': Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen Demarest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter.
Mo~ed byJustice Clark; seconded by Justice Suter;
RESOLVED: That the Local NarcOtic Guidance Council and Chief Carl
~ataI~O be and ~hey hereby are authorized to attend a Conferenc~e on
NarcotiCS on November 24 and 25, 1969, and that all necessary expense
b& a legal charge against the~Town.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervzsor Martocchia; Councilmen DemaYest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter.
'Moved by Justice Surer; seconded by Justice Clark;
W~ERE~$, Wunneweta Pond Association, Nassa~ Point, New York, applied
t0~'the ~Own Board for financial assistance in dredging the entrance
of Wunneweta Pond,
NOW~ THreE-FORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That Superv~or Martocchia be and he
hereby is authorized to contribute half of the total cost up to but
not to exceed the sum of $475.00 toward the cost of dredging the ent-
rance of Wunneweta Pond, Nassau Point, Cutchogue, New York.
Vote of 'Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen DemaTest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter.
Moved.~y Justice Surer; s~onded by Councilman Valentine;
REsoL~D:~ That George C. King, Fishers Island, N.Y. be and he hereby
is recommended as Civil Defense Coordinator for Fishers Island,
rep~cin~ Adrian VanRiper, who has moved from Fishers Island.
Vote of T0%rn Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen Demarest
and Val%ntine; Justices Clark and Surer.
Moved by Councilman Valentine; seconded by Justice Suter;
WHEREAS, a map entitled "Map of proposed Orient-East Marion Park
District, .situate in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York."
showing thee boundaries of the proposed Orient-East Marion Park District
has heretofore been filed in the office bf the Town Clerk, and
WHE~F~S~ the boundaries of the said proposed Park District are as
follows:
ALL that certain tract, piece or parcel of land, situate~
in the ~amlets of orient and East Marion, in the Town of
So~thold, County of Suffolk and State of New York, bounded
~d described as follows:
BEGINNING at a poznu on the southerly line of the Main Road,
860.56 feet westerly along said southerly-~ine fro~Shipyard'
Lane; from said point of beginning running the following nine
courses:
(1) Across said Main Road, North 27° 40' 00" West 75.72 feet, thence
(2) North 33° 45' 40" West, 193.16 feet; thence
(3) North 36° 03' 40" West 911.59 feet; thence
(4) North 51° 37' 20" East ~93.45 feet; thence
(5) North 28° 15' 40" West 539.66 ~eet; thence
(6) NQrth 30° 59' 20" West 269.10 feet; thence
(7) North 34° 15' 10" West 859.26 feet; thence
(8) South 53° 59' 00" West 604.90 feet; thence
(g) North 35° 51' 54" West 1320 feet, more or less, to'~d~ni
ary high water mark of Long Island Sound; ~hence northeaster'l~-a~d"then
easterly along said high water mark about 43,000 feet to Orient'~oint;
thence southwesterly along ordinary high water mark of Gardiners Bay
about 26,600 feet; thence northeasterly along ordinary high water ma~k~
of Orient Harbor about 6,000 feet; thence northwesterly along ordinary
high water mark of Orient Harbor about 9,000 feet; thence southwester-
ly along ordinary high water mark of Orient Harbor and Gardiners ~Bay '
about 15,300 feet; thence running the following five courses:
(1) North 18° 50' 30" West'470 feet, more or less, thence
(2) North 33° 30' 50" West 427.54-feet; thence
(3) South 58° 49' 10" West 87.89 feet; thence
(4) North 33° 22' 50" West 812.15 feet; thence -
(5) North 34° 34' 40" West 1067.74 feet to the point.i~f 'be~ning
Excepting from the 'above any lands owned by the United States o~
America and any l~nds owned by the State of New York. ' ....
WHEREAS, no improvements are proposed; and no amount ~s propose~ to
be expended for improvements or for supplying of services within the
territory of the said proposed park district, and "
WHEREAS~ said map ~s on file in the Town Clerk's Office, for public
inspection, now, therefore, on motion of Councilman Valentine and
seconded by Justice Suter it ~
ORDERED, that the Town Board of the Town of Southold shall meet and
hold a public hearing at Orient Schoolhouse, Main Road, 0ri~nt, in said
Town, on the 6th day of November, 1969, at 8:00 P.M. (prevailing time)
to consider such proposed establishment of such park district and to
hear all persons interested in the subject thereof, concerning th~.same
and for such other a~tion on the part of said Town Board wit3n ~l'~6h
thereto as may be required or authorized by law. Dated: Oct.'2~, iR69.'
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen Demarest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter. ~
Moved by'Councilman Valentine; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHEREAS~ the Legislature by concurrent resolution of the Senate 'and~
Assembly has proposed an amendment to Article Fourteen of the State
Constitution, in relation to the conservation and protection'of natural
resources and acenic beauty and the development and improvement of
Agricultural lands, an amendment generally known as the Conserv
Bil!~of Riqhts; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid Conservation Bill of Rights provides that. ~e
policy of the State shall be to conserve and protect its na~urai r~-
sources and scenic beauty and encourag~ the development and improve2
ment of its agricultural lands for the production of food and other
agricultural products; and
WHEREAS, in implementing this policy, the Legislature is req~red~ .
include adequate provision for the abatement of air and water p~iOn
and Of excessive and unnecessary noise,, the protection of agri~u!thral
lands, wetlands and shorelines, and the development and regulation'of
water resources, and the establishment of a State Nature and Histori-
cal Preserve for the use and enjoyment of the'people; and
WHEREAS~ the goals of the Conservation Bill of Rights consonant with
the policy of the' Town Board of the Town of S~uthOld in furtherance
of the protection of clean air, pure water,~ freedom from excessive
and unnecessary no~se, and protection of the natural, acenic, h~st-
oric and esthetic qualities of the environment,
NOW, THEREFORE~ BE IT RESOLVED: That the Town Board of the T6wn of
Southold endorses approval by the people at the forthcoming general:
election of the proposed amendment to Article ~ourteen of the State
Constitution in relation to the conservation and protection of natural
resources and scenic beauty as set 'forth above, and direct'S publication
of this Resolution for the information of all voters who will be en-
titled to vote at said election.
TEXT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT NUMBER ~F~P~EE
Section 1. Resolved (if the S nate concur), That Section four of article
fourteen of the constitution ~e renumbered to be section five a~'d a
new section four inserted therein to read as follows:
Section 4. The policy of the state shall be to conserve and protect
its natural resources and scenic beauty and encourage the degelop-
ment and improvement of its agricultural lands for the production of ~
food nd 0ther agrtcu!t~ral products. The legislature, in implementing
this policy, shall include adequate provision for the abatement of air
and~wa~er pollution and of excessive and necessary noise, the protection
of agricultural lands, wetlands and shorelines, and the development and
regulation of water resources, The legislature shall further provide
for the acquisition of lands and waters, including improvements thereon
and any interest therein, outside the forest preserve counties and the
dedic~ia~ .of properties so acquired or now owned, which because of
their natural beauty, wilderness character, or geological, ecological
or historical significance, shall be preserved and administered for the
use and enjoyment of the people. Properties so dedicated shall constit-
ute the state nature and historical preserve and they shall not be
take~-~or otherwise disposed of except by law enacted by two successive
regula~ 'sessions of the legislator.
Section 2. P~ESOLVED ~(if the Senate con~ur), That th~ foregoing amend-
ment be submitted to the people for approval at the general election to
be held in the year nineteen hundred sixty-nine, in accordance with
the provisions of the election law.
Vot~ of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen Demarest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter.
Moved by Justice Suter; seconded by Councilman Valentine;
W/~EREAS~ George McCarthy has applied to the Town Board for a single
trailer renewal permit dated September~2~, 1969,
NOW, THE~EFORE~ BE IT RESOLVED: That the application of George McCarthy
to lo~te a single trailer off Route 25, Laurel, N.Y. be and hereby is
granted for a six (6) month period.
Vote of Tow~ Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Councilmen Demares~
and Va!~tine; Justices Clark and.Surer.
Moved by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Justice Clark;
W~EREAS~ Southold Town Planning Board has prepared an official report
and~re~ommendation~ ~ upon the petition of Abe Goldrich for a chang~e of zone
on certa~in property from "A" Residential and Agricultural District to
"B" Business District on Middle Road, Southold, N.Y. and the petition
of Henry Taca for a change of zone on certain property from "A" Resident-
ial and Agricultural District to "C" Industrial District on Middle
Road, Cutchogue, N.Y.,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That a public h~aring wi~ll be~"held by
the S6u~hbld ~Town Board at the Supervisor's Office, 16 South Street,
Greenport, New York, on Tuesday, November 25, 1969, at 7:30 P.M. on the
above mentioned petition and that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is
authorized and directed to cause notice of said hearing to be published
in the~ S~ff01k Weekly Times, pursuant to the requirements Of law.
Vote 0f Town Board: Ayes- Supervisor Martocchia; Councilman Demarest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter.
Moved by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Justice Clark;
WHEREAS~ Clifford Tyler, Sr. has applied to the Town Board for a permit
to establish a Travel Trailer Park on his property, Cutchogue, N.Y.
NOW~.THEREFoRE, BE I~ RESOLVED: That a public hearing will be hel~ by
the 'S0~thold 'Town Board at the Supervisor's Office, GreenP°rt, N.Y.
on Tues~y, November 25, 1969, at 8:00 P.M. on the application of Cliff-
ord Tyler, Sr. for a permit to operate a Travel Trailer Park on his
propsrty, School Street, Cutchogue, N.Y.
Vote of ~own Board: Ayes-Supervisor Martocchia; Counc~men Demarest
and Valentine; Justices Clark and Suter.
Ja'rv~s~ ~erity 'and~Edward Kajeski appeared before the Board requesting
transplant of bug escallops from Mill Creek to Pete Neck. The Town
Board~will~study this-request.
The Civil Service extended the service time of Alfred Grebe on the
Planning Board, ~own of Southold, one year.
Adjournment was at 4:15 P.M. Albert W. Richmond, Town Clerk