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HomeMy WebLinkAboutKOA - 1979Mr. Richard C. Wilton 2605 Deephole Drive Mattituck, New York 11952 425 MAIN ST, GREENPORT, L.I., NEW YORK 11944 March 15, 1984 Re: ELI Kampgrounds located at Fi:: Queens Street and County Route 48 Dear Mr, Wilton: At a Town Board meeting held on March 13, 1984, I was requested to write to you with respect to a letter sent to the Town Board by the Mayor of the Village of Greenport, dated February 27, 1984, a copy of which is enclosed for your information. A review of the Town records indicates that by Town Board resolution adopted on August 12, 1976. a tourist camp permit was authorized to be issued for a 73 unit trailer camp at Queens Street, Greenport, and that by a further resolution adopted on November 9, 1976, the number of units was increased to 124. '' · The permits authorized by both resolutions were subject to numerous conditions including the following: "b. That in the event that any portion of the premises located within 100 feet of the land owned by the Village of Greenport is utilized for campgrounds or trailer sites, a six foot chain link or equivalent type fence shall be erected and maintained along the boundary line of said land of the Village of Greenport. That prior to April 1, 1977, the applicant shall erect and maintain a similar type fence along the entire .boundary llne of applicant's premises abutting the lands of Fenno, Francisco and Sledjeski." It would appear from the letter of Mayor Hubbard that the above set forth condition has not been complied with. The Town Board had instructed me to advise you that compliance with the above condition is to be accomplished by you within 30 days from the date hereof. Yours very truly, RWT :aa enc. cc: Mayor George W. Hubbard Supervisor Francis J, Murphy ROBERT W. TASKER RECEIVED. Town Clerk Sauthold LAW OFFICES OF JOHN O. MUNZEL ATTORNEY AT LAW ' 548 ROANOKE AVENijE October 23, 1984 Town of Southold Main Road Southold, New York Re: Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds Gentlemen: As you are undoubtedly aware, there was a resolution passed enabling Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds to obtain a building permit for its project on property adjacent to Village owned property. It is our understanding that, as part of the approval, there was a requirement that Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds construct a fence along Village owned property to prevent trespassing into the woods. We have information that this has not been complied with. JJM:maw cc/Planning Board Board of Appeals Village of Greenport Board of Trustees Please advise the undersigned of the st~s of the above matter. /./ Thank you for your courtesy and cooperat/lc /. ours ~ 4UNZEL, ESQ. P I~~RD Sou~hold, N.Y. 11971 (516) 765-1938 March 2, 1988 Michael J. Fiscina N.Y.S. Dept. Environmental Conservation Building 40, SUNY Stony Brook, N.Y. 11794 RE: Application for Fresh water Wetlands, permit # 10-88-0174 for Eastern Long Island Campgrounds. ' SCTM # 1000-40-3-5 Dear Mr. Fiscina: In response to your request for information about the above referenced permit application, the following facts should be considered: 1. The Town Planning Board does not have an application before it for this property. Your notice of application ~is the first record of the proposal this office has received. 2. Consequently, no SEGRA determination has been made. 3.This property is zoned "M-l" general multiple residenc and."B" light Business. However, there were very specific conditions attached' to the change of zone that was granted to this parcel; to wit: "8. That said premises be used o~iy 'for'the purpose of operating thereon campgrounds franchised by Kampgrounds of America, Inc. in accordance with all of the ordinances, laws and regulations of the Town of Southold and othem authorities having jurisdiction thereof and that no buildings'0r structures shall be erected on the premises nor shall the premises be used for any use except the uses ~pecified herein and uses accessory and incidental therto'., (a copy of all the terms of the change~of zone is attached for your convenience) 4. The applicant has not petitioned the Town Board for relief from the conditions it had set forth on the use of this property. Therefore, Mr. Tessler's application to your office is premature. It is strongly recommended that this application be put on hold, or if that is not possible, than denied wihtout predjudice, until the proper application is made to the Town Board for an amendment to the conditions of the change of zone. If your office determines that review of the application must proceed, I would like to request that the Town be given lead agency status. Please do not hesitate to contact me if any further questions should arise. Sincerely, Valerie Scopaz Town Planner cc:l.Francis J. Murphy, 2.Councilmen Supervisor 3.Bennett Orlowski,Jr., Chairman, Planning Board 4.Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk 5.Jay Bredemeyer,III,president,Trustees Board 6.Gerard Grehringer,Chairman,Zoning Board of appeals ~.Victor Lessar,adminsistrator, Building Department 8.Herbert Tessler,Prsident, Tessler Assocs. & Arch. 9.Richard C. Wilton, President, Eastern L.I. Kampgrounds,Inc. jt Please return this form to: Application ID /0-~"~'- Ol~"'~/'~ Permits Applied for: ~r~(,4.,2 j~ Applicant/PermitteeJOwner /'~ i c.~i~4~,( ~d~' 1 ~,-.- NEW YORK STATE DePartMent OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSerVAtION NOTIFIC:ATION OF AVAILABILITY FOR FI£VIEW &j-~ Telephone Number ( Facility/Project Program ID co.,,ty Ov.'n£r !? Town "-~O°'t' ~'/~/ Description: co,.,/~.~7- /i~, ,.,...,,/. ,..,,.,/,c,.~,,'i,/ ,,e,~.,,,~..,A.,f ~,,.v,,,/~ Distribution: Date Sent for Review Date Due Back Sent to This Copy for R. eviewer Comments: Prepared by: Name Telephone Number Date APPLICATION FOR PERMIT ?' ARTICLE I$. TITLE I$ [] WATER SUPPLY [] LONC ISLAND WELL Tessl~ .Asscciates &'Architects, P.C. ~b~t Tessl~, Presi~t 162 West P~k A~ ~ ~a~ N.Y. ~ 1~61 ~d C. W~n, PresEnt ~n L.I. ~~, I~./600 ~ S~t ~ee~rt N.Y. 11944 Sou~old S~ ~p S~fo~ ~ ~,~ ~ c~~ 8/88 8/90 , 50.00 ~.~ Coercion of 110 ~t ~f~ly resi~t!~l co~l~ wit% ass~ r~, parking, recreation center, and retention ponds. LI ~a~ll~/Wa~ ~ ' ~ ~a~ll~ S~t' --. Sou~hold, ~w York 11971 ~ ~ / Proposal for ReZoning of-~ Kampground Date: February 5, 1990 Location of property: ~ Kampground Queen Street Greenport, N.Y. SCTM# Owner: Richard Wilton This property consists of 24 acres and 200 feet of frontage on'North Road. The property is currently zoned RR Resort Residential, which allows hotel/motel and other transient uses. The property is within the Village of Greenport Water District and Sewer District and is serviced by both public water and sewer. The property has been used as a campground since 1975. Prior to its rezoning to RR in January of 1989, the property was zoned M-1 Multiple Residence, except for a ~i~?~9o' depth from North Road, which was zoned for business use% A covenant was imposed by the Town at the time of the rezonlng to multiple use in 1975 which restricted the property to campground use. When the revisions to the Zoning Code were first proposed in connection with the recent Master Plan revision, based upon recommendations by Raymond, Pine & Parish, this property was assigned an RR-B zoning, which permitted hotels, motels and multiple dwellings. A companion RR-A zoning, directed mainly at waterfront parcels, permitted only hotels and motels, not multiple dwellings. This was the zoning proposal when Mr.' Wilton first discussed the proposed rezoning with the Town. He was advised by Town officials that during the Master Plan review process, the Town Board would not be considering rezoning proposals, and that he should wait until the Master Plan proposals were implemented, and then he would not need to apply for a rezoning. At subsequent meetings with Town Officials during 1985 through 1988, he was repeatedly advised that the new zoning proposals, when implemented, would give him the type of zoning he was seeking. However, in 1987, the Town revised the RR zones and created only. one RR zone, which did not permit multiple zoning. The RR-B category was eliminated, and all properties which had been assigned to RB-A and RB-B were placed.in the new RB zone. This was a result of pressure from the business community, which wanted more tourist accommodations. After the zoning code was revised, Mr. Wilton requested the Code Revision committee to amend the RB zoning district to permit multiple residences in the district if the parcel was over 20 acres and was serviced by public water and sewer. The committee did not recommend the proposed revision to the Town Board. The owner now proposes to apply for a rezoning of the property to Hamlet Density. The owner has found that the operation of a public campground is much less economically feasible than in past years, and seeks an alternative use for the property. However, since the property is not on the water, its development as a hotel or motel would not be economically sound. As it is serviced by both public water and sewer, and is located on a major highway, with access from a side.street that has almost no other traffic demands, it is a logical site formultiple residence zoning. Given the size of the property, approximately 110 units would be proposed, to be constructed in 22 buildings containing 5 units each. The buildings would be placed so that large setbacks from the North Road would be possible, and the bulk of the building would be within the wider area at the rea or the property. Thus, the visual impact of the project would be minimal. The onsite aesthetics would be enhanced by the creation of several ponds. The owner is also exploring the use of a dual waste- water system, whereby the sewage-containing waste water would be discharged into the public sewer system and the "cleaner" waste water from, for example, washing machines and showers would be treated separately to remove contaminates and discharged into a conventional septic system. KOArezon Proposal for ReZoning of~ Kampground Date: February 5, 1990 Location of property: ~ Kampground Queen Street Greenport, N.Y. SCTM# Owner: Richard Wilton This property consists of 24 acres and 200 feet of frontage on'North Road. The property is currently zoned RR Resort Residential, which allows hotel/motel and other transient uses. The property is within the Village of Greenport Water District and Sewer District and is serviced by both public water and sewer. The property has been used as a campground since 1975. Prior to its rezoning to RR in January of 1989, the property was zoned M-1 Multiple Residence, except for a ~o' 'depth from North Road, which was zoned for business use% A covenant was imposed by the Town at the time of the rezonlng to multiple use in 1975 which restricted the property to campgrodnd use. When the revisions to the Zoning Code were first proposed in connection with the recent Master Plan revision, based upon recommendations by Raymond, Pine & Parish, this property was assigned an RR-B zoning, which permitted hotels, motels and multiple dwellings. A companion RR-A zoning, directed mainly at waterfront parcels, permitted only hotels and motels, not multiple dwellings. This was the zoning proposal when Mr. Wilton first discussed the p~oposed rezoning with the Town. He was advised by Town officials that during the Master Plan review process, the Town Board would not be considering rezoning proposals, and that he should wait until the Master Plan proposals were implemented, and then he would not need to apply for a rezoning. At subsequent m~etings with Town Officials during 1985 through 1988, he was repeatedly advised that the new zoning proposals, when implemented, would give him the type of zoning he was seeking. However, in 1987, the Town revised the RR zones and created only. one RR zone, which did not permit multiple zoning. The RR-B category was eliminated, and all properties which had been assigned to RB-A and RB-B were placed in the new RB zone. This was a result of pressure from the business community, which wanted more tourist accommodations. After the zoning code was revised, Mr. Wilton requested the Code Revision committee to amend the RB zoning district to permit multiple residences in the district if the parcel was over 20 acres and was serviced by public water and sewer. The committee did not recommend the proposed revision to the Town Board. The owner now proposes to apply for a rezoning of the property to Hamlet Density. The owner has found that the operation of a public campground is much less economically feasible than in past years, and seeks an alternative use for the property. However, since the property is not on the water, its development as a hotel or motel would not be economically sound. As it is serviced by both public water and sewer, and is located on a major highway, with access from a side.street that has almost no other traffic demands, it is a logical site for.multiple residence zoning. Given the size of the property, approximately 110 units would be proposed, to be constructed in 22 buildings containing 5 units each. The buildings would be placed so that large setbacks from the North Road would be possible, and the bulk of the building would be within the wider area at the rea or the property. Thus, the visual impact of the project would be minimal. The onsite aesthetics would be enhanced by the -creation of several ponds. The owner is also exploring the use of a dual waste- water system, whereby the sewage-containing waste water would be discharged into the public sewer system and the "cleaner" waste water from, for example, washing machines and showers would be treated separately to remove contaminates and discharged into a conventional septic system. KOArezon JUDITH T TERRY TOWN CLERK REGISI'RARO[ VITALSIAI[S[ICS OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK TOWN OF SOUTHOLD August 27, 1984 Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765-1801 Pearlman, Apat & Futterman 125-10 Queens Boulevard Kew Gardens, New York 11415 Attention: Al Levine Dear Mr. Levine: Your office has advised Town Attorney Tasker that no one will be required to appear with records in the matter of Andreas Venetis~, et al. V. Richard C. Wilton, et ano., whereas the case has been settled. I am returning herewith the $30.00 subpoena fee. Very truly yours, Judith T. Terry $outhold Town Clerk Enclosure PAY TO THE ORDER OF FOR ,.'O2~,hO?~,8,: "'O~h,,,~ 998 DOLLARS GENERAL FUND WHOLE TOWN J, II~ JUDITIt T. TERRY TOWN CLERK OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK TOWN OF SOUTHOLD August 2~, Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765-1801 Joan: When the attached subpoena was served, a check for $30.00 accompanied it. I deposited it in Town Clerk Account, and cannot write a check from that account for a reimbursement. The case is settled and the subpoena money must be returned. Please write a check in the amount of $30.00 to Pearlman, Apat & Futterman and give to me so I may send it with a letter of explanation. AO 89 (Rev. 10/82} ~ ANDREAS V~NETIS~ et al. RICHARD C. WILTON, et ano. 'F©~ TOWN OF SOUTHHOLD MAIN ROAD SOUTHHOLD, NEW YORK SUBPOENA DISTRICT EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK OOCKETNO. 84 C 3222 TYPE OF CASE ~ClVlL SUBPOENA FOR DERSON [] CRIMINAL DOCUMENT(S) or OBJECT(S) YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to appear in the United States District Court at the place, date, and time specified below to testify in the above-entitled case. PLACE COURTROOM 225 CADMAN PLAZA EAST BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 8 DATE AND TIME AUGUST 27, 1984 4:00 p.m. YOU ARE ALSO COMMANDEDtobringwithyouthefotlowingdocument(s) orobject(s):Iz) Ail books, records and documents of the Town of Southhold relating to ~he instant matter or to the Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds or the KOA campground in the Town of Southhold, New York [] See additional information on reverse This subpoena shall remain in effect until you are granted leave to depart by the court or by an officer acting on behalf of the court. MAGISTRATE(2) OR CLERK OF COURT ROBERT C. HEINEMANN This subpoena is issued upon application of the: Plaintiff [] Defendant [] U.S. Attorney DATE August 22, 1984 ATTORNEY'S NAME AND ADDRESS PEARLMAN, APAT & FUTTERMAN 125-10 QUEENS BLVD. KEW GARDENS, N.Y. 11415 (1) If not applicable, enter *"none." (2) A subpoena shall be issued by a magistrate iD a proceeding before him, but need not be under the seal of the court. (Rule 17(a), Federal Rules of RETURN OF SERVICE(3) DATE PLACE RECEIVED BY SERVER SERVED FEES AND MI LEAGE TENDERED TO WITNESS(4) [] YES [] NO AMOUNT $ SERVED BY TITLE TRAVEL STATEMENT OF SERVICE FEES SERVICES DECLARATION OF SERVER(4) TOTAL I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the foregoing information contained in the Return of Service and Statement of Service Fees is true and correct. Executed on Date S/gnarure of Server Address of Server ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (3) AS to who may serve a subpoena and the manner of its service see Rule 17(d), Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, or Rule45(c), Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. (4)"Fees and mileage need not be tendered to thedei3onent upon service of a subpoena issued on behalf of the United States or an officer or agency thereof (Rule 45(c), Federal Rules of Civil Procedure~ Rule 17(d), Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure) or on behalf of certain indigent parties and criminal defendants who are unable to pay such costs (28 USC 1825, Rule 17(b) Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure)". ROI~I'iI¢,'I' W. 'I'A~KI':R Mr. Richard C. Wilton 2605 Deephole Drive Mattituck, New York 11952 425 MAIN ST. GREENPORT, L.I., NEW YORK 11944 March 15, 1984 Re: ELI Kampgrounds located at F;12 Queens Street and County Route 48 Dear Mr. Wilton: At a Town Board meeting held on March 13, 1984, I was requested to write to you with respect to a letter sent to the Town Board by the Mayor of the Village of Greenport, dated February 27, 1984, a copy of which is enclosed for your information. A review of the Town records indicates that by Town Board resolution adopted on August 12, 1976, a tourist camp permit was authorized to be issued for a 73 unit trailer camp at Queens Street, Greenport, and that by a further resolution adopted on November 9, 1976, the number of units was increased to 124. '' The permits authorized by both resolutions were subject to numerous conditions including the following: "b. That in the event that any portion of the premises located within 100 feet of the land owned by the Village of Greenport is utilized for campgrounds or trailer sites, a six foot chain link or equivalent type fence shall be erected and maintained along the boundary llne of said land of the Village of Greenport. That prior to April 1, 1977, the applicant shall erect and maintain a similar type fence along the entire boundary line of applicant's premises abutting the lands of Fenno, Francisco and Sledjeski." It would appear from the letter of Mayor Hubbard that the above set forth condition has not been complied with. The Town Board had instructed me to advise you that compliance with the above condition is to be accomplished by you within 30 days from the date hereof. Yours very truly, RWT :aa enc. cc: Mayor George W. Hubbard Supervisor Francis J. Murphy ROBERT W. TASKER MAYOR GEORGE W. HUBBARD TRUSTEES WILLIAM D. ALLEN DAVID E. KAPELL SAMUEL KATZ WILLIAM H. LIEBLEIN .i ' ' ! TELEPHONE e o enpbe[ ,!AR - NEW YORK 11944 February 27, 1984 Hon. Francis J. Murphy Southold Town Supervisor & Members of the Southold Town Council Main Road Southold, New York 11971 Gentlemen: I have been requested by the members of the Village of Greenport Board of Trustees to call to your attention a problem that exists along the border of property owned by the Village of Greenport in Moores Woods and the property adjacent owned by the KOA. At a Public Hearing held by the Board of Trustees on February 2, 1984 concerning re-zoning a portion of Moores Woods, it was brought to the Board's attention that the KOA's campground operation appears to be infringing on the Moore's Woods property and endangering some of the natural plant life in that area. We understand that at the time their site plan was approved, a condition was attached that they must construct a fence between the Moores Woods property and KOA's property to protect the woods from encroachment. The Village of Greenport Board of Trustees herewith respectfully request your cooperation and assistance in seeing that this condition is fulfilled. Very truly yours, M~yor ~. That {he public water supply and sanitary sewag~e disposal to the premises for which said permit is issued shall be supplied by the Incorporated Village of Greenport at the sole cost and expense of the applicant which said water supply and sewage disposal systems shall comply with all of the requirements of all agencies having 3urisdiction thereof, and said water supply and sewage disposal systems shall be installed and in operation prior to the oecup~.Nof the premises for any purposes ~vhatsoever. grounds or trailer sites, a six foot chain link or equiyalent type fence shall be erected and maintained along the boundary line of said land of the Village of Greenport. That prior to April 1, 1~77 the applic~t shall erect ~d ma~tain a similar type fence along the entire boundary line of applic~t~s premises abutting the l~ds of ~e~o, Francisco and Sledjeski. c. That the portion of applicant's premises adjacent to County ~oute 2~ to a dist~ce of 100 feet therefrom shall at all times be ma~tained as a landscaped buffer zone ~d ~o buildings or structures of any type whatsoever except an identification sign shall be erected or maintained there,. That the type ~d location of landscaping within said b~fer zone shall be of the type heretofore approyed by the Placing Board of the Town of Southold; that ~ the event that County ~oute 27 shall be widened, altered or relocated said buffer zone shall be extended so that said buffer zone shall at all times e~end 100 feet from said highway. d. That to minimize traffic hazards that may occur By reason of trailer vehicles enter~g and leaving said premises, suitable turnoff or ~deceleration lanes or such other highNvav facilities as the asencv ha~n~ RICHARD F. LARK ATTORNEY AT IL.~W May 9, 1979 MAY 1 ] i979 ( Albert M. Martocchia, Supervisor Town of $outhold Main Road Southold, NY 11971 RE: Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds Dear Mr. Martocchia: Enclosed is a copy of your affidavit sworn to on May 9, 1979. I will submit the original to the Review Board of the Suffolk County Deparment of Health. On behalf of Mr. Wilton I want to thank you for your help in this matter. I will let you know how we make out with the variance application. RFL/mld Enclosure STATE OF NEW kORK: COUNTY OF SUFFOLK: SS.: ALBERT M. ~'~ARTOCCHIA, being t ~¥ 1:1 1970 duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. I am the Supervisor of the Town of Southold, having served in that position since January 1, 1970. I am unable to personally appear before the Review Board of the Suffolk County Department of Health Services on May 10, prior Town commitments~ how~ver, I taining statements which I would testify to if sonally appear before hhe Review Board. 2. I am fully familiar with the development of the Eastern Long Island Kampground of America project located at Queen Street, Greenport, New York. The Town of Southold relies heavily on tourism the Town Board and I first were enthusiastic because, 1979 due to I was to per- for its economic well--being. When saw the K(~A proposal in 1973 we if successful it would bring in a substantial amount of tourist dollars to the Town without any significant economic burdens. '/'he proposed site was ideal in that it was isolated yet had suitable highway access to the public and the Town Board was of the opinion that it would generally upgrade the area. By allowing private enterprise to develop a full service recreational vehicle park has ful- filled what has become a municipal function in many parts of the County in that local governments are p~ovidinE recreational vehicle parks for the traveling public. The Eastern Long Island Kampground is an asset to our Town and we want to keep it operating. -1- 3. The initial plan as proposed by the owner called for 209 sites. After consultation with the Planning Board which at that time was chaired by John Wickham, it was determined that 209 sites was too dense to be compatible with the Town's existing i4-1 Multiple Residence District. With the coopera- tion of the owner, Richard Wilton, the density was reduced to 162 sites. The Planning Board then presented the revised site plan to the Suffolk County Planning Commission and the Suffolk County Department of Health for their approval. 4. It was and is your deponent's understanding that 162 sites as shown on the site plan dated September 13, 1973, was approved by the Suffolk County Department of Planning and the Suffolk County Department of Health. The Town of Southold still wanted to go slow on the project to make sure it would not only be built properly but be a successful venture. Thereafter, by a series of hearings before the Southold Town Board, Southold Town Planning Board and Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals, approval was given to Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds, Inc. for 124 sites in 1976. Seeing that the campground was not only viable but an economic asset to the Town, a section was added to the Tourist and Travel Camp Ordi- nance on Ju~u~ 20, 1978~ roduc~l~ tll~. silo size down from 5,000 square feet to 2,500 square feet plus some other m~scellaneous changes. Subsequently the Soutnold Town Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals and Town Board approved a total of 148 sites as shown on a plan dated August 21, 1978 for Eastern Long Island KOA. 5. Due to the configuration of the property and all of the existing ordinances this will be the maximum number of approved campsites. Your deponent and the Town governmental planning agencies have stated that the owner will need this many sites to make the campground economically viable. This is important to the Town of Southold [n that all portions of our Town government involved with land use and development had a hand in designing and laying out this campground so that it would be an attractive permanent asset to our community. 6. It has been explained to your deponent that there is a requirement to have each campsite within 300 feet of a toilet facility and that some 22 sites on the ex~st~ng site plan do not comply with this requirement. The Town would not allow the owner to have any campsites north of the main office build- ing; in fact, the ncrtherly 600 feet of the property is restricted. The owner was then required to locate all of his campsites on the southerly 18 acres of the property. Not much thought was given to the 300 feet requirement since prior approval had already been obtained by the Suffolk County Department of Health for 162 sites with three areas designated for individual toilet facilities. Further, the ca~pground was being condensed rather than expanded in area and in addition there were pro- visions for two sanitary dumping stations. Furthermore, it -3- was the Town's understanding that the majority of the recrea- tional vehicles are self-contained types and use the dumpin~ stations rather than the provided toilet facilities. 7. I have reviewed the cost of building a fourth toilet facility to serve these additional sites and this appears to be 'totally unnecessary in that the three existing toilet facilities are more than adequate to serve the camping public. Further, from the Town of Southold's point of view if the Department of Health does not grant the variance for these additional camping sites the campground might not be econom- ical]_y successful, the result being that the To%~would lose a needed economic asset. WHEREFORE, it is respectfully requested that the Review Board of the Department oi Health Services grant the variance to Eastern Lon~ island Kampgrounds, Inc. for the additional 22 sites as requested on the site plan, which has been approved by the Town governmental agencies, of August 21, 1978, without requiring the construction of an additional roi.]ct ~acility. 'ALbert M. M~rt~ch~a Sworn to and subscribed before me this ! day of May, 1979. .~, Notary Public -4- COUNTY OF SUFF K DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES January 3, 1979 Eastern Long Island KOA Greenport, New York Attn: Mr. Wilton Dear Mr. Wilton: This will confirm receipt of your notice of intent to en- large the Eastern Long Island KOA which is located in the ham]et of Greenport~ Suffolk County~ New York. As discussed at a meeting on December 15, 1978, in our Riverhead office, your proposal indicated your intent to expand from the present 124 camp sites to 148 camp sites by June of 1979. The map presented at that time showed 23 sites in excess of 300 feet from the toilet and lavatory facilities. This was not in conformance with Section 7.70{b)(1) of Part 7 of the New York State Sanitary Code. As agreed, I have been in contact with the State Health Department with reference to the distance requirements. The State Health Department has stated that the proposed expansion should not be approved. Therefore, your proposal of December 15, 1978, is being denied. If you wish to submit another proposal which will fully comply with Part 7, a revised notice of intent and a revised map must be filed with this Department. Please note that Section 7.3 of Part 7 of the State Sanitary Code requires that the notice of intent to enlarge must be filed with this Department at least 15 days prior to the proposed date of beginning of construction. JH:ctf ~¢c:To~n of Southold Sincerely, Herr~man SUPERVISOR HOUSING & GENERAL SANITATION legal nol e I,E~ kL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Southold at the Soutbold Town Hail, Main Road, Southold, New York, at 7:45 P.M., October 24, 1979 in the matter of the application of Eastern Long Island Kampground, Inc. for a permit in accordance with Chapter 88, Article II, Recreatii~. vehicle Park, to increase tl~ ntlmber of sites from 124 to 148. Ali persons interested in said matter shall appear at the time anc[:~place above specified and ~ill be given an opportunity to ]~.~ard. DATED: Septe~.q~er 26, 1978 BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD JUDITH T. TERRY TOWN CLERK 1TP12-3072 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ? ss: STATE OF NEW YORK, .... Tx'o.~. ~stavaan ............... being duly Sworn, says that . he is Printer and Publisher of the SUFFOLK WEEKLY TIMES, a news~per publish~ at Greenport, in said county; and ~at the noti~, of which ~e ~nexed is ~ printed copy, has been published in the s~d 5uffolk Week~ Times one (1) weeks once in each week, for ........................... s~lccessively commencing on ~e . .~];~. { ~.a ) ......... day of 0Ctq~ .~..~.~ 197.~ . Sworn to ~fo~o ~* this LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Southold at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York, at 7:45 p.m., October 24, 1978 the matter of the application ot E, astern Long Island Kamp- ground, Inc. for a permit, in accordance with Chapter Article Il, Recreation Vehicle Park, to increase the number of sites from 124 to 148. All persons interested in said matter shall appear at the time and place above specified and will be given an opportu- nity to be heard. Dated: September 26, 1978 BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD JUDITH T. TERRY Town Clerk IT- 10/12 (648) COUNTY OF SUFFOLK STATE OF NEW YORK ss: Patricio Wood, being duly sworn, soys that she is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND ~'RAVELER-WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed o~ Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the notice of which the onnexed is a printed copy, t~as been published in said Long Island Traveler-Watch- man once each week for ! weeks successively, commencing on the ..... ~ ................................. x ............. : ........................................ ....... Sworn to before me this ................. day o? PUBLIC HEARING October 24, 1978 7:45 P.M. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF EASTERN LONG ISLAND KAMPGROUND, INC. R[CE~VEO A public hearing was held by the Southold Town Board at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York 11971, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on Tuesday, October 24, 1978 in the matter of the application of Eastern Long Island Kampground, Inc. for a permit in accordance with Chapter 88, Article II, Recreation Vehicle Park, to increase the number of sites from 124 to 148. PRESENT were: Supervisor Albert M. Martocchia Justice Martin L. Suter Councilman James F. Homart Councilman Henry W. Drum Councilman William R. Pell, III Town Clerk Judith T. Terry Town Attorney Robert W. Tasker ABSENT was: Justice Francis T. Doyen COUNCILMAN DRUM read the legal Notice of Hearing as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Southold at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York at 7:45 P.M.~ October 24, 1978 in the matter of the application of Eastern Long Island Kampground~ Inc. for a permit in accordance with Chapter 88~ Article II, Recreation Vehicle Park, to increase the number of sites from 124 to 148. Ail persons interested in said matter shall appear at the time and place above specified and will be given an opportunity to be heard. DATED: September 26, 1978. BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD JUDITH T. TERRY, TOWN CLERK COUNCILMAN DRUM (continued): I have an affidavit of publication in the Suffolk Weekly Times, duly notarized~ and an affidavit of publication in the Long Island Traveler-Watchman~ so notarized, and an affidavit of pub- lication on the Town Clerk's Bulletin Board, Town Clerk's Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. Signed by Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: You have heard the legal Notice read by Councilman Drum, the official postings of same, and the hearing is now open to anyone who wishes to speak on this application. Page 2 PUBLIC HEARING - ELI KAMPGROUND, INC. October 24, 1978 7:45 P.M. RICHARD C. WILTON: My name is Richard Wilton~ and I am the owner of Eastern Long Island Kampgrounds. We have come before you to ask for 24 more sites for economic reasons. Wetve come here with the approval of the Town of Southold Planning Board and the Town of Southold Board of Appeals. These 24 units we are asking for are well within the limits imposed by the M-1 requirements of the Zoning Ordinance which is 162. I think in the time we have been in existence there we've added alot to the character of the neigh- borhood, and I don~t think we've degraded it in any way as was originally envisioned by the people who were against the original project. One such example is one of the houses~ I won't specify which house but if you want to know I will tell you, that adjoins the property five years ago was offered to me for sale for $45,000. Today this house is up for sale with the Val Stype Agency in the mid-70's. And I think I partially contributed to the value of that property going up. If you.look at the houses along Queen Street~ each of those occupants and homeowners have taken a lead that I think I could say that I started in cleaning up the area of those houses. Really look nice when you go up in front of them. And in talking with those people they are quite happy with the~ you know~ the Kampground as a neighbor. This year we didntt do as good as we really should have done. We probably hosted something like 8~000 families. This is new business; new money coming into the Town that never ~ould have been there if we weren't there, and when you go downtown or when I go downtown, people make alot of cormnents~ saying "Gee, we're busy tonight and we want to thank you for bringing these people in." This is typical of just about all the stores that go into Greenport. I just hope that maybe they would pick up the ball now and maybe stay open some longer hours~ which would be good not only for myself but I think it would be really good for the Town with more money being spent to the Town. All of the problems that were envisioned by my opponents at the time of the original zone change have not materialized. There have been no traffic problems. I would say the largest number of people coming in was maybe a group of two or three, which I was completely able to self contain on my own property. No traffic spilling onto Queens Lane. I ask that you con- sider these things when you review my application for 24 more sites. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Thank you, Mr. Wilton. Is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this subject? On the request for increase to 148 sites? (There was no response.) SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Is there anyone who wishes to speak in opposi- tion? DAVE DRISCOLL: May I? Driscoll. Mr. Wilton makes comments about how much his patronage contributes to the economic welfare of this cormnunity, and I couldn't prove him wrong but he can't prove himself right either. Words are cheap. However, having been an old opponent of your project, not because I do not believe people have the right to camp and so on, and I~m not finding Page 3 PUBLIC HEARING - ELI KAMPGROUND~ October 24, 1978 7:45 P.M. INC. any objection to the manner in which the place has been conducted. However I would like to ask this question. Are there any provisions in this law or ordinance that protects the Town from the development of a camping area into a semi-motel area. For example, do you have any restrictions on the amount of trailers that can be rented by KOA Kampgrounds locally? I mean~ trailers that are not permitted to be taken off the ground although a daily rate is charged for the use plus parking even though it is permanently parked~ and can sleep eight people~ which brings the cost of lodging~ sleeping indoors~ under cover I presume~ down to about $4.25 a head per night. Now, I'm not objecting to the fact that there might be one or two or three or fou~ but does the Town have any limit. In other words~ we're now considering enlarg- ing this space to what~ 1647 Is that what youtre-. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: 148. Mit. DRISCOLL: Well~ 148. Whatever. ~OUNCILMAN HOMAN: I don't think we're considering enlarging the space. We are considering permitted use of additional space already there. MR. DRISCOLL: I agree~ I know youtre not talking about more acreage. I know you're talking about more parking area. But I'm asking~ is this a~ is there any containment to the development of this as potentially 140 per- manent trailer operations. Has that thought occurred to anybody at the Planning Board aside of Mr. Wickham who has all the answers to everything? He's here. MR. TASKER: I could probably answer that. And this was a question that was in the minds of the Town Board when they enacted the provisions per- mitting recreation vehicles. And they get it by means of time. This trailer park can only function between April 1st and November 30th~ number one. Number two~ no recreational vehicle can be contained in that park for more than 30 days a year. And when the park is closed at the end of November 30th every single trailer must be removed from that park. This would foreclose the round-the-calendar occupancy of the property by trailers for people living in there yearround. In other words the park can only be open from April 1st to November~ no one vehicle can remain in that park for more than 30 days. Every vehicle must be removed from it after November 30th. MR. DRISCOLL: Including those that are owned by the management? MR. TASKER: If it is a recreational vehicle, it cannot be in there after November 30th and it must be kept out of there until April 1st when it commences a new season. This is what the Code provides. MR. DRISCOLL: However~ have any one of you gentlemen ever called up KOA and asked if they had trailers for rent? I'll tell you how I found about it. Listening to police. Police were helping people looking for accommoda- Page 4 PUBLIC HEARING - ELI KAMPGROUND~ INC. October 24, 1978 7:45 P.M. tions during busy weekends. Said~ "How about trying KOA. They have trailers for rent." "Oh~ well, that's kind of interesting~ I didn't think of that necessarily. Why shouldn't I." But I assume we are talking about movable trailers~ so I made a call the next day, and this was in the middle of the summer. $25.00 a day rental, $9.00 parking eventhough you cannot move the trailer. They had two trailers at that time under that arrangement and one that could be moved and taken out and rented and travel where you wanted to. What I am trying to do is come back to the point~ supposing this trailer camp were to be turned into a permanent thing~ recreational vehicles or not. If there permanently~ and that's what I was quoted~ permanently~ cannot remove them from here. In other words you can have a low-cost, and I'm not talking about the winter, and I~m not talking about the season~ I believe that part is 100% correct. But we're talking about from the normal beginning of the season to the normal end~ November 30th. Supposing you permit this expansion without some restriction. I'm not arguing whether it should be expanded or not. I'm asking other restrictions on the use of it even for what amount of space there is there now. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Yes, there are alot of conditions in the Code. MR. DRISCOLL: Is there a limit on the number of trailers that can be rented and not removed from there? MR. TASKER: No. MR. DRISCOLL: I think there should be. I think this Board and this Town and alot of people have a mistaken idea that we're gonna live on tourism down there. But you don't live on tourism at $4~25 a night, eight people in a trailer. What you're then creating is another problem which you have enough of already. I think there should be. I'm not objecting to the enlargement for what I consider legitimate thing~ but I think there should be a restriction put upon the use of trailers that cannot be removed from the property and I think that's a pretty important thing if you stop and think about it. MR. HOMAN: Mr. Driscoll, would you define "it cannot be removed"? If a vehicle could not be removed from there then it would have to be a permanent-. MR. DRISCOLL: I'm only saying~ Mr. Homart, exactly what I was to~d by the operator, "We have two trailers that cannot be removed; one that can, and tb~y gave me the prices. These are my notes from that day~ or that night August. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: I went to a motel one timer Holiday Inn. They were sold out. However~ the manager, his wife and his sister~ they all have a unit in there all the time. In other words if Mr. Wilton does not exceed the amount of spaces were allowed~ and during the season, April 1st to Novem- ber 30th and does not stay beyond 30 days~ and complies with the conditions of our Code~ I would say it would be ok. Maybe I~m not-. Page 5 PUBLIC HEARING MR. DRISCOLL: I don't think we quite~ we're quite on the same frequency. MR. TASKER: You asked the question about this type of arrangement. Let's ask Mr. Wilton if in fact that does exist. MR. WILTON: We have~ what we call "three rental units." They are inexpensive pop-up trailers without license plates on them, which means they cannot be moved off the road. With license plates they could be moved, but we do not register them. The purpose of these is if you and your neighbor want to bring a friend with you who does not have a camper and equipment, you can in- vite them along and they can rent one of our units and stay for the weekend or the week~ however long he wants to stay conditional upon the limitations. To stay there is not cheap. Itts $34.00 'a night, which puts living in a glorified tent almost the same price range as a motel. I really don't think I'm hurting the motel industry or anybody when I do this. If I were charging $4.00 a night per family~ the motels would jump up or down saying I'm cutting their throats. But I'm not doing this. MR. TASKER: Do you keep those trailers, those units on the property more than 30 days? MR. WILTON: They are on the property but they change hands. MI1. TASKER: Then you are in violation. MR. DRISCOLL: I would like to raise another question. If they change hands~ to whom, whose hands do they change. MR. WILTON: Well~ you might rent it this weekend and another person next weekend. MR. DRISCOLL: And if nobody rents it? MR. WILTON: It just sits idle. MR. DRISCOLL: Then you're still keeping it, conceivably you could operate it during the entire season. MR. WILTON: Not with the same residency, no. MR. DRISCOLL: Well, I think there's a conflict of semantics here. My original point is, and I think I have some reason to believe that now my point is well taken. What is to keep KOA from putting 145 pop-up deals in there tomorrow? MR. WILTON: That's not the business we're in. The franchise-. MR. DRISCOLL: What a minute. I~m not saying what business you're in, I'm Page 6 PUBLIC HEARING - ELI KAMPGROUND, INCo October 24, 1978 7:45 P.M. asking the Board what their interpretation of their license or ordinance of agreement with you is. That's what I~m talking about. And when you talked about the price of it, sure, $25-~ I read~ and this is what I got from the telephone operator in your place, $25.00 a day, $9.00 for parking, even though it's a permanent thing and cannot be moved~ you get the $9.00 parking. It's a neat way of saying $34.00. And I said how many does it sleep? She said "8." That comes to $4.25 per person, mo matter how you try to juggle ¥~r figures here~ then be responsible for what is said on your telephone. And % think it's a serious thing because you could have this whole place turned into a jungle and I'm not against people~ I'm not against people living for $4.25 a night, but I would like to see it on the record as a matter of fact and license. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this? (There was no response.) SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Has everybody had the opportunity to be heard who wishes to speak on the subject? (There was no response.) SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Hearing none~ I will call the hearing to a close. The Board will make a determination at the proper time. The hearing was declared closed at 8:20 PoM. Respectfully submitted~ Linda ¥. Kowalski Secretary to the Supervisor JUDITH T. TERRY TOWN CLERK REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS Southold L. I., N. Y. 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765-1801 November 14, 1978 Mr. Richard C. Wilton Eastern Long Island Kampground, P. O. Box 89 Greenport, New York 11944 Dear Mr. Wilton: At a regular meeting of the Southold Town Board held on November 8, 1978, a resolution was adopted granting the Eastern Long Island Kampground, Inc. a permit in accordance with Chapter 88, Article II, Recreation Vehicle Park, to increase the number of sites from 124 to 148. Very truly yours, Judith T. Terry Town Clerk STATE OF NEW YORK: COUNTY OF SUFFOLK: SS: JUDITH T. TERRY, Southold, New York, being duly sworn, age of 19 78 notice most public place York, to wit:- Town Clerk of the Town of twenty-one years; , she affixed a is a true copy, in a proper and subs.tantial manner, in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, says that she is over the that on the 27th day of SeDtember notice of which the annexed printed in a New Town Clerk Bulletin Board, Town Clerk Office Main Road, Southold, N.Y. 11971 Notice of hearing upon application of Eastern Long Island Kampground, Inc. for a permit in accordance with Chapter 88, Article II, Recreation Vehicle Park, to increase the number of sites from 124 to 148. ith T. Terry, To'Clerk Sworn to before me this 27th day of September 19 78 ~otary Public ~ ELIZABETH ANN NL~VILLE NOTARY PUBLIC State of New York .o. 5 - 25 5o. s.,i0,k cowry Term Expires March 30, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Southold at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York, at 7:45 P.M., October 24, 1978 in the matter of the application of Eastern Long Island Kampground, Inc. for a permit in accordance with Chapter 88, Article II, Recreation Vehicle Park, to increase the number of sites from 124 to 148. All persons interested in said matter shall appear at the time and place above specified and will be given an opportunity to be heard. DATED: September 26, 1978 BY ORDER OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD JUDITH T. TERRY TOWN CLERK PLEASE PUBLISH ONCE, OCTOBER 12, 1978, AND FORWARD ONE AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION TO JUDITH T. TERRY, TOWN CLERK, MAIN ROAD, SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK 11971. Copies to the Suffolk Times & Long Island Traveler-Watchman on September 27, 1978. COUN' 'Y O'F SUFi LK DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES Augus~ 22, 1978 DAVID IIARF~.IS, *kl.D., M.P.}I. Richard C. Wilton Eastern L.I.K.O.A. Greenport, N.Y. Dear Mr. Wilton: As a result of.your letter dated July 13, 1978, an*inspection was made by this department on July 26, 1978. ' At the time of this inspection, the following was obserue~: That additional sites were added to the campgrounds bringing the present capacity up to 146 sites while the permit limits you to 128 sites. 2) The sites located in the wooded area exceed the 300' limit to [he toilet facilities. 3) There are no water spigots provided for use in the new areas. 4) The toilet seat to camper ratio is good for 120 sites. 5) The campgrounds now has (8) full hook-up sites. At the present time you are operating in violahion of Part 7.3 and 7.80 of the New York State Sanitary Cod~. Your capacity is limited to 128 sites. A notice of construction and plans must be submitted to this department for approval of the new sites. The new sites are to meet all requirements stated in Part 7.80. Also, you must provide 34 full hook-up sites as agreed upon in your letter dated August 18, 1975. Failure to comply with the condition of this letter could lead further legal action from this department. Very truly yours, DL/vc Daniel Lani Sr. Sanitarian l[ousing and Gen. S~-,nitat~ on APPLICATION FOR TOUttlST CAMP PERMIT TO THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD: 1. Name of Applicant ~AST~I~ EOMG ISLAI~D KAMPG~OUI~D, IMC. 2. Address of Applicant P.O. B~x 8], Greenl~ert, Me~ Yerk 11~ 3. Location of Proposed Tourist Camp 6~0 Queen Street, 9r~eml~ert, I~.][. 11~ 4. Total Area of land upon which Tourist Camp is to be established Z4 iCI~ 5. Zoning District of land upon which Tourist Camp is to be established #B# Light Business District 5.13 aerea; ~M-I" General Multiple ~esi4enee D~striet 18.87 acres. 6. Total number of sites to be provided within the Tourist Camp Z4 7. Type of surfacing of all streets within the Tourist Camp &sl~halt er ell & ~tene Sources of water supply (when water supply is from a source other than that of a rnunicipal supply system, applicant must submit with application approval of such water supply system by the Suffolk County Department of Health. ) Village ef Green~ert will su~ly water. 9. Method of sewage disposal (If other than municipal sewer system, applicant must submit with application approval of appropriate Suffolk County agency having jur- isdiction thereof. ) Village ef Greengert will di~eee ef eewage 10. Method of surface water drainage Cembinatien ef regrading and ~ercelati~n inte greund. 11. Method of collection and disposal of garbage from tourist camp and frequency thereof C~llected in dum~sters and carted away by lecal garbage c~m~any as required. 12. Name and address of person to have direct management and supervision of the tourist camp Richard C. Wilt~n~ ~1, B~x 9lA, Nattituck, ~.T. 119~ 13. Type and location of lighting system see lighting ~lan submitted with Sectien I 14. Type of screening to be provided see l~lanting schedule submitted with Sectien I Applicant must submit with his application the required fee and a complete plan of the proposed tourist camp, which shall be prepared by a licensed land surveyor or engineer, together with a metes and bounds description of the property upon which the tourist camp is to be established. The plan must be drawn to scale and show thereon all proposed roadways and/or driveways; the proposed sewage disposal system; the proposed water supply system; the proposed lighting system; the location and dimensions of all sites; the location of all screening; and the size, location and dimensions of all present and proposed buildings and structures within the tourist camp. A~pllic ant NOT~: Thee ap~lieation is being submitted te increase the nunber of sites from 124 to 1~. APPLICATION FOR ~4:~tS~!z CA~t~ PERMIT / TO THE TOIVN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD: 1. Name of Applicant 2. Address of Applicant P.O. Box 89, Greenl~rt, New Yerk 119~ 3. Location of Proposed Tourist Camp 69~ ~een Street, Gre~npert, N.Y. 11~ 4. Total Area of land upon which Tourist Camp is to be established 24 A¢~S 5. Zoning District of land upon which Tourist Camp is to be established .B# L~ght 6. Total number of sites to be provided within the Tourist Camp 2~ 7. Type of surfacing of all streets within the Tourist Camp ~k~halt er ~il & ~t~n~ 8. Sources of water supply (when water supply is from a source other than that of a municipal supply system, applicant must submit with application approval of such water supply system by the Suffolk County Department of Health. ) Village ef Green~rt will su~ly water 9. Method of sewage disposal (If other than municipal sewer system, applicant must submit with application approval of appropriate Suffolk County agency having jur- isdiction thereof. ) Village ~f Oreen~ert will dial~se ef sewage 10. Method of surface water drainage Cembinatien ef regrading and percolatien inte greund 11. Method of collection and disposal of garbage from tourist camp and frequency thereof C~lle~te8 ~n dump~ters and e~rt.~d aw~y by l~e~l garbage c~r~r~v as reqt~ired. 12. Name and address of person to have direct management and supervision of the tourist camp Richar~ ¢. Wilten, RR$1, Bex 9lA, Kattituck, N.Y. 11952 13. Type and location of lighting system see li~htin~ wlan submitte~ with Sectien I 14. Type of screening to be provided see planting schedule submitted with Sectien I. Applicant must submit with his application the required fee and a complete plan of the proposed tourist camp, which shall be prepared by a licensed land surveyor or engineer, together with a metes and bounds description of the property upon which the tourist camp is to be established. The plan must be drawn to scale and show thereon all proposed roadways and/or driveways; the proposed sewage disposal system; the proposed water supply system; the proposed lighting system; the location and dimensions of all sites; the location of all screening; and the size, location and dimensions of all present and proposed buildings and structures within thetourist camp., . ,~ /~(J~ Dated: k ~z/~'~ eft Applicant ATTAC~MT~: lOl Site Plan dated~j~ MOTE: This applieatien is being sub~itte4 te increase the number ef sites. from 124 %e 1~8. -t LOCAL LAW NO. ~, 1978 A Local Law providing for the Establishment and Operation of Recreational Vehicle Parks in the Town of Southold. BE IT ENACTED BY TFIE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD AS FOLLOWS: I. Chapter 88 of the Code of the Town of Southold is hereby amended by adding a new Article thereto, to be Article Il io read as follows: ARTICLE it RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PAP~KS Section 88-20. Definitions For the purposes of this Article, the terms used herein are defined as follows: I%ECF~EATIONAL VEHICLE - A portable vehicular unit designed and built te be used tot temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, or travel uses, which either has its own motive poxver or la moanted on or drawn by another power driven vehicle, including travel trailers, motorized homes, pickup coaches and camping trailers, registered and licensed for normal use on the highways ol the State of New York. NECREATIONAI.~ VEHICLE PARK - A parcel o[ land under single ownership, designed and improved rot the placement of tents and recreational vehicles as temporary living quarters for recreational or' vacation uses. RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SiTE - A plot of ~round within a recreational vehicle park intended for {he accommodation of a recreational vehicle. CAMPSITE - A plot of gronnd within a recreational vehicle par'k intended for the accommodation of a tent for recreational and vacation uses. Section 88-21. Site requirements Each recreational vehicle site and campsite shall be well-defined and permanently marked and shall meet the following requirements: A. Each site shall have a minimum area of two thousand five hundred (2,500~ square feet. B. Recreation vehieles and tents placed upon a site shall have minimum front yard and side yard set backs o£ fifteen (15) feet and a minimum rear yard set back of ten (10) feet. C. The area of each site within five (5) feet ef the street or road- way shall at sll times remain unoccupied and unobstructed. D. Each site shall have a minimum of f~fty (50) ~eet frontage on a street or roadway. E. A reereational vehicle or tent placed upon a site shall not oeeupy an area in excess of fifteen (15) percent of the total area of the site. Section 88-22. Roadways and driveways A. Afl two-way roadways and driveways within the park shall be not less than twenty-four (24) feet in width, and all one-way roadways and dr~ve- ways shall be not less than fifteen (15) feet m width, and shall be constructed in accordance with the Southold Town Highway Specifications as to base, surfacing and drainage facilities. B. There shall be at least one exterior two-way roadway or drive- way extending around the perimeter of the park. Section 88-23. Other requirements A, tgeereational Vehicle Parks shall be in operation on a seasonal basis only, during the period from April 1st to November 30th in each year. B. No recreational vehicle or tent shall be accommodated in a park rot more than thirty (30) days in any calendar year. C. No recreational vehicle or' tent shall be permitted to remain in a park during the period from December 1st to March 31st nor during any other period when snch park is not in operation. Section 88-24. Compliance wi.th other laws The establishment, maintenanee and operation of a ]~eereational Vehicle Park shall eomply with and be subject to ali oF the pr()vi$ions of Sections 88-1 to 88-19, inclusive, of this Chapter, not inconsistent with this Article [~. II. This local law shall take effect immediately. -3-