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Home My WebLink About1000-86.-1-9 (3) . --rovJ II CJ.$b: P8 d;or/[) Pr CL- MS 016-593-6000, FAX 516-593-6134 January 5, 1996 Town of Southold Planning Board Offire Town Hall P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Att: Melissa Spiro Re: Performance Guarantee for Richmond Shores, Peconic Bond #621920 from First Indemnity of America Ins. Co. SCTM # 1000-86-1-(4.1 - 4.29) Dear Ms. Spiro: Enclosed please find the extension on the above mentioned bond, as requested by your letter of November 1, 1995. A cooy of this bond was also faxed to your office December 20, 1995. We trust the enclosed is satisfactory. &{}ilth U;r::a Ventura K & C Agency, Inc. enc. {~! ~ @ ~ ~ Wi ~ t:: ILilii JAN 9 1996 I I L-...-._._ '_'_"" .. SCLUri('I,{} TfY/i:"j f'l/\I\!";'<"; r... ,)1<0 ----,. '--'-"'~."..-., ~---.",-.' ".'~' ,,;.~;,.j---";~:_::,. ,-''' ~.~~i'::i; - '0." ,,,,- F~T INDEMNITY OF AM'-CA INSURANCE COMPAN7' 119 Littleton Road Parsippany, NJ 07054 Fax: (201) 402-0770 (201) 402-1200 ;'" ,1# .r . CONTINUATION CERTIFICATION ... R.E.C. REALTY, COMPANY ,as Principal, and the First Inoemnity of America Insurance Company, as Surety, in a certain bond, numbered 621920 , dated the 31st day of DECEMBER' , 19 .B..Z.- , in the penalty of THREE HUNDRED 1'HOU~ANll ANll no 11 nn Dollars ($ 300.000.00 ), in favor of TOWN OF SOUTHOLD. , do hereby continue said bond in force for SUFFOLK COUNTY the further term of one year beginning on the 30th day of DECEMBER ,19 ~ provided, however, that said bond, as continued hereby, shall be subject to all its terms and conditions, except as herein modified, and that the liability of the said First Indemnity of A.merica Insurance Company of Parsippany, New Jersey, under said bond and any and all :ontinuations thereof shall in no event exceed in the aggregate the above named penalty and hat this certificate shall not be valid unless signed by said principal. ~jigned, sealed and dated this 21st day of DECEMBER , 19 95 i --'''''"__,.._~.,.,. (. '" l:,,1 I ; , IJ1N ,) "\ 91996 Witne~ .. v ~7 <[~ --- ~ R.E.C. ; 1 i ; ; r....-...b.,~_,_ j I ~UUTHOLO Tm~ ! _. PtM'n.JIN~~OAW-D I' -----~......; REALTY COMPANY ea -"., Principal first Indemnity of America Insurance Company ~~~ ~~~~ KIN~ " (Seal) .. . .j:<,\'J ','"..,' y IN~~T ; . .....\~\) \1,,,1 'Jil/I/ J I~\\'..N\'\ -"II> .' . . 5UBAt...&' Pfj 1" STf'lYF -r8 --r~ ~~ w~P;r...e SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY Michael A. LoGrande, Chairman Matthew B. Kondenar, Secretary Melvin M. Fritz, M.D., Member James T.B. Tripp, Member Eric J. Russo, Member Administrative Offices: 4060 Sunrise Highway. Oakdale, NY 11769-0901 (516) 589-5200 Fax No.: (516) 589-0358 September 14, 1993 '/1;- The Board of Assessors Town of Southold 39095 Main Road Southold, New York 11975 Re: Acquisition of Property from Richmond Creek Associates Located on n/w/s/o C.R. 48 Middle Road (North Road) and s/s/o Mill Lane (Peconlc Mill Road), Peconlc, New York Dear Sir or Madam: Enclosed is Certificate of Exemption pertaining to property recently acquired by the Suffolk County Water Authority to be noted and filed with the records of your office. A copy of this letter and survey are being sent to the Planning Board with the request that it mark the official maps of the Town to show the location of this plot owned by the Water Authority. Very truly yours, SUFFOLK COUWV WATER AUTHORITY Jd' mJ3u~ Gary M. Brunjes Counsel GMB/KMA cc: Town of Southold Planning Board SEP I 6 i993 $,6S. ~ SS' ""-:.~~~ ~ //0 028" 'II~. '00' ~. ~ I J r- o ~ ... 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MILLER SEP 5 r rr 1197' ~ Rf) . .r1/() Dist.: 1000 Sect.: 074.00 B 1 k. : 02. 00 Lot : 017.000 " I U . . In the Matter of the Acquisition of Real Properly of RICHMOND CREEK ASSOCIATES, by Creek Associates General Partner, by Long Shore Development Corp. General Partner, all c/o Canavan & Boehm, Peconic, Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of New York, CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION by THE SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY To: THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Please be advised that real properly of Richmond Creek Associates has been acquired by the Suffolk County Water Authority by deed dated August 25, 1993, executed and delivered pursuant to contract dated July 30, 1990. The properly affected by such transfer is set forth in Schedule A attached hereto. The Suffolk County Water Authority is a public benefit corporation and, pursuant to the Public Authorities Law of the state of New York, such land owned by the Authority is exempt from assessment and payment of real estate tax. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this certificate has been executed by the grantee on the 9th day of September 1993. SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY By Jtt~ ~~~~ Mem~ !f:; I j " . . DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY CONVEYED BY RICHMOND CREEK ASSOCIATES, by Creek Associates, General Partner, by Long Shore Development Corp. General Partner All c/o Canavan & Boehm to SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY - August 25, 1993 ALL that certain plot, piece of parcel of land situate, lying and being at Peconic, , in the Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of New York, and described as follows: BEGINNING at the courner formed by the intersection of the northwesterly side of C.R. 48, Middle Road (North Road) and the southerly side of Mill Lane (Peconic Mill Road); RUNNING THENCE from said point of beginning along the northwesterly side of Middle Road (North Road) South 44 degrees 02 minutes West, 370.20 feet to land now or formerly of Spartan Holding Company; THENCE North 67 degrees 22 minutes 18 seconds West, 162.37 feet along said land to a monument; THENCE North 24 degrees 53 minutes 54 seconds East along land now or formerly of Suffolk County, 425.31 feet to the southerly side of Mill Lane (Peconic Mill Road); THENCE along the southerly side of Mill Lane (Peconic Mill Road) the following three (3) courses and distances: (1) South 65 degrees 55 minutes 28 seconds East, 110.00 feet; (2) South 53 degrees 26 minutes 36 seconds East, 153.53 feet; (3) South 5 degrees 28 minutes 40 seconds East, 46.02 feet to the northwesterly said of C.R. 48, ~idd:e Road (North Road) to the point or place of BEGINNING. SCHEDULE A " . . STATE OF NEW YORK) COUNTY OF SUFFOLK) 55.: On the 9th day of September, 1993, before me personally came Michael A. LoGrande, to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did despose and say that he resides in Hauppauge, New York; that he is a Member of the Suffolk County Water Authority, the publiC benefit corporation described in and which executed the foregoing instrument; and that he signed his name thereto by like order. Notary . . Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765-1938 PLANNING BOARD OFFICE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD September 7, 1988 Mrs. Vilma Marston P.O. Box 111 Peconic, NY 11958 RE: Richmond Creek Farms SCTM #1000-86-1-9. Richmond Shores SCTM #1000-86-1-4.1 through 4.29. Dear Mrs. Marston: The planning Board is in receipt of YOUr correspondence pertaining to applications adjacent to Richmond Creek. Richmond Shores is an approved subdivision which was filed in the County Clerk's office in 1979. This subdivision is located on the southeast corner of State Route 25 and Indian Neck Lane. It consists of 24 lots of approximately half an acre in area that are clustered. Of the 27.082 acres, more than 10.5 acres are in open space, some of which lies between the Creek and the lots. Richmond Creek Farms is a pending application. The Planning Board issued a positive declaration on July 14, 1986; and a scoping session was held on August 4, 1986. In April of 1987 a draft Environmental Impact Statement was submitted to the Planning Board. However, it was determined that it was not complete. On November 13, 1987, Mr. Bowman notified the Town via its consultant, Mr. Emilita, that the DEIS was still being worked on, and that when completed, it would be forwarded. As of this writing, there has been no further correspondence from the applicant. The Planning Board office is still waiting for a completed DEIS to be submitted for review. This subdivision is located on the South side of State Route 25, from the intersection of peconic Lane to the west. It abuts Wells Road to the South. It consists of 49.6 acres, of which 17 are proposed to remain in open space. Forty two half acre lots are proposed. Until the DEIS is submitted and deemed complete for public review and comments, the application cannot proceed any further. . t There is evidience in our files that. the applicant is trying to obtain water from the Village of Greenport. But, at this time, the Board has no information as to the status of those negotiations. If any new information comes to light it will be placed in the file as part of the public record. Thank you for your concern. I trust this answers your questions. 1J~ BENNETT ORLOWSKI,JR, ~ CHAIRMAN cc: Francis J. Murphy, Supervisor Board of Trustees jt FRANK A. KUJAWSKI, JR., President ALBERT J. KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III JOHN L. BEDNOSKI, JR. HENRY P. SMITH . TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 119?1 October 31, 1988 ~ rn(!JrnO\'!l~ 00 NOV - 2 1988 SOUTHOLD TOWN PlANNING BOARD Mr. Bennett Orlowski, Jr. Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Southold, New York 11971 Dear Ben, Our Board has received a copy of a letter to the Planning Board from Vilma Louise Marston. The letter was a request for an E.I.S. for Richmond Creek Farms. As you are aware the Richmond Creek area has been designated a C.E.A. area recently by the Trustees. Our Board would like to convey to you our concern about the "Richmond Creek Farms" project and the possible impact on Richmond Creek. 4;:;j~~ ' J< ~ Frank A. K~ki, Jr. President Board of Town Trustees FAK:hk cc: Vilma Louise Marston Town Trustees Town Planning Board . . JAMES A. SCHONDEBARE TOWN A ITORNEY ROBERT H. BERNTSSON ASSISTANT TOWN AlTORNEY Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765.1939 OFFICE OF THE TOWN ATTORNEY TOWN OF SOUTHOLD '"r'o: FROM: DATE: REF: Chairman Orlowski, Town Planning Boa~d . James A. Schondebare, Town Attorney ~<-o..J -:z. July 29, 1988 ~~~ Richmond Creek ~ ~ ~ ~ With regard to this project, I would respectfully suggest that the Board ascertain if the project is outside the Village Water Franchise area, and if so, doesn't the village need to petition the Town Board for an extension of the franchise? While we have not had an opportunity to research the matter, our initial position is that the Suffolk County Water Authority does not usurp the need for Town Board approval of a franchise extension. ~ @ m m . . Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765.'938 PLANNING BOARD OFFICE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD October 13, 1988 T.C. Hoffman Region 10, Regional Traffic Eng. NYS Dept. of Transportation NYS office Building Veterans Memorial Highway Hauppauge, NY 11787 RE: Drainage easement on SCTM *1000-86-1-4.29 & 4.27 and SCTM *1000-86-1-9 Dear Mr. Hoffman: It would be appreciated if your office could send me a copy of the terms of the drainage easement on the above noted parcel. Also, does the State own this easement, e.g. was it acquired by the State? Sincerely, /~~ v Valerie Scopaz Town Planner jt It . Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765.1938 PLANNING BOARD OFFICE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD October 3, 1988 Robert A. Villa SCDHS County Center Riverhead, NY 11901 RE: Richmond Shores SCTM #1000-86-1-4.1 through 4.29 Dear Mr. Villa: I was reviewing the file for the above noted application, and I noticed that we do not have a copy of the Board of Review's February 22, 1978 determination. The enclosed letter references this determination which was subsequent to a February 2, 1978 hearing before the Cluster Review Committee. Would it be possible at this late date to obtain a copy of that letter? Further, I am trying to determine if either Greenport Village or the applicant have an application before the SCDHS to extend public water to this subdivision. Any information you can share would be appreciated. Very truly yours, '~~'Y Valerie Scopaz Town Planner cc: James A. Schondebare, Town Attorney jt ~ ~@~owm rn . ~ OCT I I I(XlS SOUTHOlD TOWN PlANNING BOARD SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY WALTER C. HAlLlTT. Ex~utive cm.ctor Administrative Offices: OAK DALE, lONG ISLAND, NEW YORK 11769 Area Code 516-589-5200 October 3, 1988 Town of Southo1d Planning Dept. P.O. Box 1179 Southo1d, N.Y. 11971 Attention: Ms. Valerie Scopaz Town Planner Re: Approved Subdivisions Richmond Shores and Richmond Creek Farms, Peconic Dear Ms. Scopaz: I have had the Authority records researched, and there appears to be no record of an application either by the applicant or the Village of Greenport to extend water supply to the above indicated properties. Very truly yours, SUFFOLK COUNTY WAT AUTHORITY ~~.l W. C. Haz1itt I, Executive Director! WCH:HCK:jw >~ .. G'~ ad ~4<aM< OCT-3. @rnowrn m ATTORNEYS AT LAW MAINROAo-p.o.eox 1466 SClUTHOLD. NEWYORK 11971 SOUTHOlD TOWN PtANNING BOARD LEFFERTS P.EDSON (RETIRED) RUDOLPH H. BRUER (516)765-1222 (S 1 6) 765-2500 PATRICIA C. MOORE September 30, 1988 Southold Town Planning Board Town Hall Main Road Southold, N.Y. 11971 Att: Valerie Scopaz, Town Planner Re: Richmond Creek Farms peconic, N.Y. SCTM #1000-86-1-9 Dear Ms. Scopaz: In response to your letter of September 7, 1988 (copy enclosed for your reference), please be advised that all necessary arrangements have been made with the Village of Greenport for water service to this project. The developer is supplying an additional well site to the Village and the water service contracts should be signed within a short period of time. Please advise us if you require any further information. Daniel Marcucci ( . ( e, / I ,', (, r ~. l~ ./! ' ) , l J. (,', j, September 7, 1988 RUdolph Bruer P.O. Box 1466 Southo1d, NY 11971 RE: Proposed subdivision of Richmond Creek Farms at SCTM 11000-86-1-9 Peconic, New York Dear Mr. Bruer: With regard to the above-noted subdivision, your last letter of January 15, 1987 indicated that negotiations were underway with the Village of Greenport water supply. Could you give an update as to the status of your application before the Village? Thank you for your time Sincerely, ddc1-<-Gcb~2;< Valerie SCoPa~ Town Planner jt , \ . September 7, 1988 Rudolph Bruer P.O. Box 1466 Southo1d, NY 11971 RE: Proposed subdivision of Richmond Creek Farms at SCTM #1000-86-1-9 Peconic, New York Dear Mr. Bruer: With regard to the above-noted subdivision, your last letter of January 15, 1987 indicated that negotiations were underway with the Village of Greenport water supply. Could you give an update as to the status of your application before the Village? Thank you for your time Sincerely, (/dU~0GEYlv Valen.e Scot>av Town Planner jt film"', ZIZM, tJi141ife. 1'r4l<<1i<<l (;ri11Jp. POB jjL{, PECONIC, L. I., N.Y. 11958 ~ ---.> k ..--:" ..-:"' ::;e L:~t e1] t,er '? 1 (' C' Q td' io~ora~l,e _0 CrlD~!s:{l, Jr.. :hrrir~L~ :3out}',ol.1 TO".n: ilc~nnin;2; ~oar,'l To~,'n ~i&ll .lcoln _~02.j Southol~t L.I.t 11971 Jeer :~l T : ~e: ~lchi~o~~ Shores D,!,;- 0-"" ?iC1'Fl0Y];~ C~Y'ep'''' ~~1:ort.l,y, ~':'e T'ill serd you )etiticr ~"\_th 1("'f'. ~:12"YJ2;tuTe: requestinG c:.n .Snvirf)nr2er~tc,1 I>"l)2c.t. ()~ ~he ~~ove na~e~ rroject. 1 . ~. ',+, ;;: =':lch'~l~;n'~ '~ree1.~ ie 2 8rl tic&l etlvi:rolJi1.ent2I ~>.rec:J::'T(l _~y; 'tJien of t~i(':: i:r:re:~lJ.Jc~T'l ties .i1" corn","~c+-i()r T-.l tl-: t~li~~ j,;:'.::::'oject, --e +'eel t.}-;8t tre:""e If:; :'20 q1)e.s:+:.jo~j c:" +:hlO.:: ~e lity of o~r req~est. Th [.(. ./O~: rOT ,yoxr ~;_Esi;::~t2n~e :ir thi~; Lattey'. Very tr,~ y:)u,<, o/~rf ~ tJJ?aA-o~/ .vil.:l2 loulue ~ 8Y'ston fresic1 en t o \YJ ~ 00 SEP - 1 19B8 SOIITHOlD TOWN PlANNING BOARD . . September 7, 1988 Walter C. Haz1itt, Executive Director Suffolk County Water Authority Sunrise Highway at Pond Road Oakdale, New York 11769 RE: Approved subdivision of Richmond Shores at SCTM #100-86-1-4.1 through 4.29. Peconic, New York. Proposed subdivision of Richmond Creek Farms at SCTM #1000-86-1-9. Peconic, New York. Dear Mr. Hazlitt: With regard to the above-noted subdivisions, the Planning Board staff is attempting to update its flies. Is the Suffolk County Water Authority in receipt of an application by either applicant or the Village of Greenport to extend water supplies to these properties? If so, what is the status of this application? Thank you for your assistance Sincerely, / /' ;/d{c/u (:. (::.t!cyzc'j/ Valerie Scopaz . Town Planner cc: James A. SChondebare, Town Attorney . ... FRANK A. KUJAWSKI. JR., President ALBERT .I. KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III JOHN L. BEDNOSKI, JR. HENRY P. SMITH ffi ~ SEP I 4. ill ill SOUTHOLD TOWN PlANNING BOARD LEPHONE 6) 165-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southo1d, New York 11971 September 13, 1988 REGISTERED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Commissioner Thomas C. Jor1ing New York State D.E.C. 50 Wolf Road Albany, New York 12233 Re: Richmond Creek, Southold C.E.A. Designation Dear Commissioner Jorling: Pursuant to Section 617.4 (J) (1-4) of the New York State Environmental Quality Review, the Southold Town Board of Trustees, as Lead Agency, have designated the attached Tidal Wetland and underwater land, within our jurisdiction, as a Critical Environmental Area. This land is wholly within the Town of Southold and is unanimously designated for Critical Area Designation by the Board. This designation, in part or whole, is further supported as Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitat's in Southold. Please refer to the attached documentation for a detailed description regarding the location of same. Very truly yours, 1":!f.: If:~~, Board of/~~n Trustees Pres. FAK:ip Attachments cc: Louise Harrison, S.C.D.H.S. Steve Costa New York State Dept. of State (Registered Mail) U. S. Army Corps of Engineers . -2- . Town Board, Planning Board, Board of Appeals, Bldg. Dept., Conservation Advisory Council Harold Berger, D.E.C., Stony Brook Vilma Louise Marston, Pres., Water, Land, Wildlife Protection Group FRANK A. KUJAWSKI, JR., President ALBERT J. KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III JOHN L. BEDNOSKI, JR. HENRY P. SMITH . TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 August 25, 1988 THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES DURING THEIR REGULAR MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 25, 1988: Moved by Trustee Smith seconded by Trustee Krupski WHEREAS, the Southold Town Trustees have held a public hearing pursuant to 617.4 (J) 1 thru 4, of the State Environmental Quality Review Act, and WHEREAS, our public trust and historic role as Patentees is strengthened by the State Environmental Quality Review Act and our ability to protect Environmentally sensitive areas, and WHEREAS, the Southold Town Trustees, Conservation Advisory Council, and Town Board Members have contributed to New York States Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitat Program highlighting the reasons designating areas of State Significance for Fish and Wildlife in Southold Town, NOW THEREFORE BE IT KNOWN that the Southold Town Trustees approve, ratify, and confirm Critical Area Designation (CEA) pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (S.E.Q.R.A.) (Part 617.4 (J) 1 - 4 NYCRR, for all Trustee Lands in Richmond Creek, below mean high water or portions of the creek as described in the New York State Department of State Significant Habitats Program and or by County Tax Map designation thereto annexed and for all lands 75' landward of mhw on undeveloped land. Such designations shall in no way affect the largely ministerial function of 'issuing permits or renewal permits for boat moorings on or over town bottom nor affect the usual or ordinary activities of aquaculture, fishing, hunting, navigation, and mariculture provided such activities are lawful and structures installed for said purposes are temporary (less than one year) in nature. The foregoing shall become effective 30 days after filing in the office of the Commissioner of the New York State D.E.C. pursuant to S.E.Q.R.A. Vote of Board: Ayes: Trustee Krupski, Trustee Bednoski, Trustee KUjawski, Trustee Smith, Trustee Bredemeyer This resolution was declared dUly adopted. .. \) v ('( . ct . . ***SIGNIFICANT COASTAL FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT*** PROJECT DESCRIPTION RICHMOND CREEK AND BEACH LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF HABITAT: Richmond Creek and Beach is located just west of Great Hog Neck with an inlet into Little Peconic Bay, Town of Southold, Suffolk County (7.5' Quadrangle: Southold, N.Y.). The fish and wildlife- habitat is approximately 135 acres in size consisting of a sand peninsula, salt marsh, and tidal creek. There is moderate residential development along the borders of the creek, portions of which have been dredged and bulkheaded. Much of the creek is lined by Spartina alternifora. The cteek itself tends to be fairly muddy. FISH AND WILDLIFE VALUES: The creek/beach/marsh ecosystem at Richmond Creek is similar to other creeks in the area but serves as an important habitat to several vulnerabl~ wildlife species. Diamondback terrapin (SC) nest on the beach. The tidal creek and salt marshes provide feeding areas and cover for terrapins during this period (April _ July). The beach has also been a nesting area for least terns (E) and piping plover (T) but the colony was inactive in 1983 except for one pair of piping plover. The ~ite was inactive in 1984 and 1985. Further documentation is needed on the importance of this beach to the nesting shorebirds. The creek supports populations of overwintering black duck and mallard but the extent of use by these species is not documented. Richmond Creek is also a productive habitat for finfish, shellfish and crustaceans inClUding blue claw crabs, clams and scallops. The creek is one of the top two creeks for crabbing in the town and is also important for clamming. _ . I~!PACT ASSESSMENT: DiamondbaCk terrapin inhabiting the barrier beaches of Long Island are vulnerable to disturbance by humans from mid-April through Jcly. Significant pedestrian traffic or recreational ve~icle use e,r [:i clinolid Creek Bea ell coulcJ easily el iminate the n est in" 1~)lapin population and should be minimized. Nesting sho~e birds, if present, would also be vulnerable tc nutlan (1jsturbance. Fencing and/or annual posting of the area should be provided to help protect the terrrapin and nesting bircJ species. Unregulated dredge spoil disposal in this area would be detrimental but such activities may be designed to maintain or improve the habitat, by < (, It i r.S back vesetat i VE sllccession. EI iminat ior. of sal t r,c. rt'l' , (t . (( . . vegetation, through landfilling, dredge spoil disposal or excavation would result in a direct loss of habitat area. Any activity that would substantially degrade the water quality of Richmond Creek would adversely affect the biological productivity of this area. All species of fish and wildlife are affected by water pollution, such as chemical contamination (including food chain effects), oil spills, excessive turbidity and waste disposal. Alterations of tidal patterns in the marsh (e.g. by modifying the inlet) could have major impacts on the fish and wildlife species present. Barriers to fish migration, whether physical or chemical would have a major impact on the fisheries in Richmond Creek. KNOWLEDGEABLE CONTACTS: Tom Hart or Andrew Milliken N.Y.S. Department of State Division of Coastal Resources & Waterfront Revitalization 162 Washington Avenue Albany, NY 12231 Phone: (518) 474-3642 Harry Knoch, Wildlife Manager or Louise Harrison, Environmental Protection Biologist NYSDEC - Reaion 1 BUilding 40; SUNY Stony Brook, New York 11790 NYSDEC - Significant Habitat Unit Wildlife Resources Center Delmar, New York 12054 Phone: (518) 439-7486 Paul Stoutenburgh or Martin Garrell Town of Southold Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Phone: (516) 765-1801 Ralph Condit 46-A Pine tree Road Cutchogue, New York 11935 Phone: 15161 734-5547 .' , . . (~( . cr . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COASTAL FISH & WILDLIFE HABITAT RATING FORM Name of Area: Richmond Creek and Beach County(ies): Suffolk Town(s): Southold 7.5' Quadrangle(s): Southold, New York ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (IS) Individual Score (R) Replace- ability (ISxR) Final Score --------------------------------------- ECOSYSTEM RARITY (ER): o x 1.0 = 0.0 Tidal creek, undeveloped sand peninsula, and.salt marsh unusual in Suffolk County, but rarity diminished by dredging and development along the creek. Geometric mean: -./7tXrJ = o. SPECIES VULNERABILITY (SV): 14 x 1.0 = 16.0 Confirmed diamondback terrapin (SC) nesting. Least tern (E) and piping plover (T) have nested in the area, but colony was inactive in 1983 (one pair of pp) and 1984/1985 (neither species present). Importance of the area not adequately documented. HUMAN USE (HU): o x 1.0 = 0.0 Crabbing and clamming of local importance. --------- --------- POPULATION LEVEL (PL): o x 1.0 = 0.0 No unusual concentrations of any fish or wildlife species Occur in in the area. --------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REPLACEABILITY (R): 1.0 Uncertain of ability to replace. -------------------~------------------------------------------------------ SIGNIFIC/.NCE = [(ERxR) + (SVxR) + (HUxR) + (PLxR)] = 16.0 L-'";. "., .' " ":.t, .. ~ (I( f. "" o;-:~;'. .o.\./c " . I 3 . 2 16 /0 15 II 21 2_ 22 5 . 22 L I T T L E 2_ >3 17. >3 " /---; 6/ IP E I \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ !. 28 7 B A y Quad' 30 II Area 'Na~~~thold. NY ~abitat B~ Richmond age 1 of ~ndar'y: Creek /4 ~.' 21 ---j- 25' -1- SCALE J 74 COO . . :/'{"'I \ "'"r ".., , -~..:~:)\, /J'~'" .c ~'\ I X;/" f -:".>";.:__>/, ~ \..:: " /' '\, " /.\, /// ',... ) ,~ -. . :~y . " ,."V ',_ :/ '70. ....")/ '. 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Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765-1801 IO\\'~ CURK RI:(;ISTR..\H. 01- \n,n STATISTICS OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK TOWN OF SOUTHOLD THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD AT A REGULAR MEETI NG HELD ON DECEMBER 29, 1987: RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby goes on record in support of the Board of Town Trustees' designation of Critical Environmental Areas within the Town of Southold, and requestsa that the Town Trustees create a map depicting the designated areas. /2A'_Y~~ ~?~ Judith T. Terr~ , Southold Town Clerk January 5, 1988 run.....!L nl'..iUUi'llJ CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AREA WITHIN THE TOWN OF SOUTH OLD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBUC HEARIN~ WILL BE HELD BY I ttJ< OWN TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD. AT TIlE SOUTHOLD TOWN HALL. MAIN ROAD SOUTHOLD, NEW, _.,~ THURSPAY; AUGUST 25. 1988 .~ TO ClQMMENCEAT '/:., P.M. REGARDING A CRITICAL ENVI, RONMENTALAREA WlTHJNTHE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD FOR DES, IGNATlON BY THE TOWN TRUSTEES. , RICHI10ND CREEK AND 'BEACh;~ Richmond Creek and Beach is located just west of Great ,Hog Neck with an inlet into Little Peconic Bay, Town of Southold. Suffolk County (7.4' Quadrangle: Southald, New York.) The fish and wildlife habitat is approximately 135 acres in size consisting of a sand peninsula, salt manh. and tidal creek. There is moderate resi- dential development along the ~orders of the creek, portions of which have heen dredged and ~ulkhea~cd. Much of the creek is tined With Spartin. ahemillor.. :rne creek itself tends to be fairly muddy. r THE PUBUC IS INVITED TO COMMENT AND PARTICIPATE AT THE PUBUC HEARING WInCH WILL BE HELD ON THE DESIG- NATION OF THE ABOVE PRO- POSED HABITAT AREA. I Dated; August I, 198 "-1' Frank A. KU~aWIk.i. " ] r., Pres. Board of Town Trustees 6031-ITAI1 .. __.. ____ :t.'-:'- ..~.. ~.. ~..'~.'i.~" - ~",,, ~ ..,. ". --i~ - - t- -, Of-, ,.-. ~"",- .~ . STATE OF NEW YORK) )ss: COUNTY OF SUFFOLK) . Chri",j-in" f'nnh"nt-n ofMaltltuck,/n saId County, beIng duly sworn, says that he/she Is Principal Clerk of THE SUFFOLK TIMES, I Weekly Newsplper, published It Matt/tuck, In the Town of Southold, County of ~ Suffolk Ind State of New York, Ind that the Notice of which the Innexed Is a printed copy, has been regulaIly published In said Newspaper once each week for ---...:L.. weeks successively, commencing on the 11 day of Auqus t 19~ ~- >~ Principal Clerk II 19~ MARY K. DEGNAN "\ NOTARY PUBLIC, State 01 New York , Suttutk Countv No. 48~~~~ ~'11 Ex.pl~f's ~PtlnJ?f~l/'O PUBLIC HEARING CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AREA WITHIN THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE TOWN TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, A T THE SOUTHOLD TOWN' HALL, MAIN ROAD, SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK, ON THURS- DAY, AUGUST 25,1988, TO COMMENCE AT 7:45 P.M. REGARDING A CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AREA WITHIN THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD FOR DESIGNA- TION BY THE TOWN TRUSTEES. RICHMOND CREEK AND BEACH: Richmond Creek and Beach is located just west of Great Hog Neck with an inlet into Little Peconic Bay. Town of Southold, Suffolk County (7.5' Quadrangle: Southold, New York.) The fish and wildlife habitat is approximately 135 acres in size consisting of a sand peninsula, salt marsh and tidal creek. There is moderate residential development along' the borders of the creek, por- tions of which have been dredg- ed and bulkheaded. Much of the creek is lined with Spartina alterniflora. The creek itself tends to he fairly muddy. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO COMMENT AND PAR- TICIPATE AT THE PUBLIC HEARING WHICH WILL BE HELD ON THE DESIGNA- TION OF THE ABOVE PRO- POSED HABITAT AREA. Dated: August I, 1988 Frank A. Kujawski, Jr.. Pres Board of Town Trustees IT-8/11/88(27) ( . ( . COUNTY OF SUFFOLK STATE OF NEW YORK 55: Patricia Wood, being duty sworn, says that she is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the notice of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been published in said Long Istand Traveler-Watchman once each week for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ./.. weeks a;- successively, commencing on the .......... .~( . . . . . . . -LJ~. ................... . ai Sworn to before me this. . . . . . . . . /!. . . . . . .. day of .... ..ar..... ,19. rr ..................~~....... Notary Public BARBARA FORBES Notary Public, State of New York No. 4800846 Qualified in Suffolk County Commission Expires C:~3/ 19 <f'? ..----:J --'"' k --:" ..--:"" ttla.t!r, rlZHd. , Wildlife- 1'r4l<<lUm htnijJ POBJj[1, PECONIC, L. I., N.Y. 11958 July 25, 1988 Honorable Bennett Orlowski, Jr. Chairman ~ Southold Town Planning Board n Main Road U Southold, NY 11971 Dear Honorable Orlowski: RE: Richmond Shores N!W on Richmond Creek, Peconic Al though plans have been approved, we request that an environmental impact study be required in conjunction with this development. There are irregularities connected with this project. (See letter to Town Board attached.) These irregularities have never been addressed. In addition, we are requesting answers to the following questions: 1. Was there a feasibility study for the obtaining of water to serve this project? May we see the results of the feasibility study? 2. How much buffer area are the cevelopers proposing along the Richmond Creek Shoreline? Where will this buffer area be measured from and how will it be maintained? Will there be septic tanks? Will designs meet SCDHS criteria regarding depth to groundwater? What are the turf limitations? 3. How will stormwater and runoff be managed? 4. How will significant vegetative communities be preserved? 5. Are there any areas of archaeological significance? How will these areas be preserved? This project will affect the ecological makeup of the Peconic Hamlet. In addition, with increased boating there will be a likelihood of more erosion, destruction of fauna and vegetation. There will be an impact on migrating birds which use the water, wetlands and surrounding area to rest and feed. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Please let us hear from you as soon as possible. VLM:klc Ene. cc: Hon. Francis J. Murphy and_Town Board Very truly yours, ~ ,--"/, , ~?--:..~..t;x:# / Crl.~~ ,,/'/k./t'-1 ~/ ( Vilma Louise Marston President ....---D --" k ..--;'\ _____ ttlJ!r, ZIZHd, WiI41tft' l'rlll<<liNt Gr4tljJ POBJjLf, PECONIC, L. I., N.Y. 11958 rn '=\1 ~ @ ~ D W,~' R' II Z1l988 J6 .lUL '\ U OLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD July 25, 1988 Honorable Bennett Orlowski, Jr. Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Main Road Southold, NY 11971 RE: Richmond Shores and Richmond Creek Farms Associates . I ~q> '1 V>-. k~ f,[~ e1 Dear Honorable Orlowski: Richmond, Creek is a significant fish and wildlife habitat; feeding ground for endangered species; and a state certified shell fish creek. When the two developments (approximately eighty houses and garages to accommodate three cars each). become a reality, there will be serious impacts on the creek. In order to there should moorings, and minimize contamination and pollution of be covenants and restrictions against ramps on Richmond Creek. Richmond any new Creek, dock", Please let us hear from you. Very truly yours, . c~ t/?/" /, ~, ~<.<L~.L ~b,>~,~'L/ 1',>/:-;// ~ t1< C' Vilma Louise Marston President VLM:klc cc: Hon. Francis J. Murphy and Town Board * ~-"k~~ :~ e1J-a${/ tPmr, ~1Z1td, uJiUlift l'r"l<<li<<l GrtnJjJ. POB~, PECONIC, L. I., N.Y. 11958 July 25, 1988 Mr. Frank Kujawski, Chairman and Southold Board of Trustees Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Dear Mr. Kujawski: RE: 1. Richmond Shores Development N/W of Richmond Creek 2. Richmond Farms Associates N/E of Creek We requested in process. for an Impact an Environmental Impact Study on Richmond At this late date, we have also asked the Study for Richmond Shores. Farms which is Planning Board Our Board of Directors urges that this state certified shellfish creek be considered a critical environmental area. When the above projects are built there will be approximately eighty houses and garages to accommodate three cars per family. With the increased housing and boating there will be a likelihood of more pollution, erosion, destruction of fauna and vegetation. Also, there will be an impact on migratory birds which use the water, wetlands and surrounding area to rest, feed, and nest. In addition, the endangered species--the least tern and the osprey who feed on the creek will be affected. Our Board of Directors must stress their concern with the adding of any additional docks, ramps, and moorings in Richmond Creek. Please let us know the Trustee's decisions regarding Richmond Creek. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours; .~ '/'. C-// ~-4.,~,c . / "'r?:"",, -" ./. .,?:~ /~ Vilma Louise Marston President VLM:klc ~.. . r:Lv~t<8~V' &~.~. 284) Q cAe. -.-----:J ---., k --':' --:-> wa:r, Z'mtd., uJiUt/t1 'Pr"i<<IUm Gr4tljJ POB~, PECONIC, L. I., N.Y. 11958 -- July 19, 1988 Mr. Francis J. Murphy, Supervisor and Council Members Southold Town Board Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Honorable MUrphy and Council Members: RE: An Additional Major Sub-Division Development Richmond Shores on Richmond Creek, peconic There have been many letters written on Richmond Creek Farms Development on the Northeast side of Richmond Creek. We requested an Environmental Impact Study which is still in progress. Now we discover that on the Northwest side RICHMOND SHORES. plans were approved for a major sub-division of Richmond Creek. This project is called' The unfortunate impact study, is waterfront lots attached. ) part that were of this in 1970 created development, for which there is no' the creek was extended illegally and by this irregularity. (See letters Both Richmond Shores and Richmond Creek Farms Associates will benefit by this extension of the creek. We have maps from the Corps of Engineers showing the creek before the illegal dredging and deep scooping and after for which there was no authorization from the Corps or the Town. Richmond Shores will be allowed up to three cars per family and there will be a probabil i ty of addi tional docks, boat ramps, more run off, etc., on the extended' part of the creek which will affect this entire creek. Richmond Shores has left 2.8 acres close to the water for a recreational area that may be a launching site for boats. Richmond Creek is a certified shell fish creek and migratory route for all types of birds. In addition, it is a feeding ground for the endangered species, the osprey and least tern. . . We must stress the damage which will now two projects both of which will body which was extended illegally. occur with not one project but be located adjacent to a water Please let us hear from you as to a possible moratorium on building so that we will all have time to study the Richmond Shores Project. Very truly yours, Vilma Louise Marston President VLM:klc . . February 5, 1970 Laurel Resources Corporation c/o Edward J. Hanson 515 Rockaway Ave. Valley Stream, N.Y. 11581 Dear Mr. Hanson; In answer to your letter of January 30, 1970, the Southold Town Planning Board does not look with favor on opening up either upland or salt marsh to salt water. This is why your violation is so important. You have already damaged this area very materialy and every day you continue makes the matter worse. We would suggest that you stop your contractor immediately and then consider replacing the land in its original condition. Very sincerely, lfH/'u ).J>_,uci/U, ':/ John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board JW/tln 1\ ~r ""'. '. . ',. "'< ;Ju: IIf7 //: j?'p tic> u/v$t't?t/ t' I INSURANCE . January 30, 1970 515 ROCKAWAY AVENUE, VALLEY 5TREAM, N<Y< 11581 . 516<825-7177 212<657-1070 GEORGE J< CRISONA . EDWARD J, HANSON RALPH CARR, Office Manager Southold Town Planning Board Southold, L.L, N.Y. 11971 Attent ion: Mr. John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Re: laurel Resources Corp. Dear Mr. Wickham: We have your letter of January 26, and are quite disturbed to hear that we are technically in violation on the permit we received from the Town Trustees regarding property we own in Peconic, N.Y. We most definitely want to work within the structure of the law complying with all requirements. We would appreciate it if you would please send us a permit from the Planning Board to complete. When we obtain this permit, we will work on it immediately. Yours very truly, L/ () lJc~ Edward/J. Hanson EJ HI fga tlr,~ .~., .~ ...,... ._.~ ~.._~...-"!,~<''-~-'/.-:t'i:'"''''.~'<'': ~.r"" ,'",'..",,..,,...'.,,,,,, .. J ,- "_..,,-... ".....-.-.__.~_....., .,-".,.....,:.,," '~__'_,"'_ __"",... . . ,-- -q' ._,,--~~ "'.~'------ -"'~~-., . . January 2G. 1970 Laurel Resources Corporat1on P.o. Box 39 c/o G.J. Cr1son~ 515 Rockaway Ave. Valley stream. L. 1... Net-' Yor}: Gentlemen: I i The Plann1ng Board fin&: that Y01.l are techn1Cla11y 1n violation of their rules and regulations for the 8ubdivi810n of land as ll'eqv dn49'1n9. We under8tand that you are operating under a pehl1t fll'alI the Town Trustees which covers land 1n the Town which 118s under water. 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",) '" 0 ,'.' - o\<, 1 ,~ 0 .~: , ~~ I- o~ , ;;..,.." ~:~~:;/:~t_::~';,~of _ ~"\;i\;:';?'i TQQ AID I'lDVEIs alE III/AICQ ,l!iiiilY: :'\>~'l1:! Dr mJICI10II II lor -<<STATE. , . ., "'.:1), .' _."""'...."....../11_. "'" -"', ...1l1I..........lL...-........,. ...........- -.......... ....-....-.-..--.. ""-iIiii.-...-.. .!'.. ""'-"---~.,,- - ............111_.... __... on;''''''''''''.'''''''''''''II1_ -.....lAIrl'UCOtlIII.;.,.., At 1UI"'--fWR..GlllliJ~1IUI. ..................r_..._ ITIn_lDIuLu.. it '. -.........-.... " . "JlllnAn _ """-"-"""-"'''''' :.. ;.." ;:~ ~ . " ... . :-~ . . Frank A. Kujawski, Jr.. Pres. HENRY P. SMITH JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III. John Bednoski, Jr. ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President ~f4 AP'1' .' ~ ~ 0 ISBa . . TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 SouthoId, New York 11971 .,....,';>-~ April 22, 1988 Ms. Vilma Louise Marston President Water, Land, Wildlife Protection Group Box 159 peconic, New York 11958 Re: Richmond Creek Associates Dear Ms. Marston: Thank you for your letter of April 1, 1988 regarding the above referenced project. Please be advised that to date this office does not have an application pending for this project. However, this office did make recommendations to the Planning Board regarding the subdivision, as per their request. For your information and review I have attached that correspondence. Please feel free to come'''into the office or call us should you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter. Very truly yours, g::itrt~~: ",o"idon, Board ~jTown Trustees FK: ip / Attachments cc: Planning Board file /fl. / . < ( . c. HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 ~'";.,"?". May 13, 1986 Mr. Rudolph H. Bruer Edson & Bruer Attorneys At Law Main Road Southold, New York 11971 Re: Proposed Subdivision Richmond Creek Farms, Cutchoque, New York Dear Mr. Bruer: Pursuant to your letter of April 28, 1986 regarding the above captioned matter, please be advised that each lot will have to be properly staked as to the actual plan for construc- tion, and in accordance with the application for a building permit. Once this is complete,~he Trustees will make an on site inspec- tion for a determination on the need of a wetland permit. Each lot requiring a permit should be submitted on an individual lot base's. The Trustees would like to know what aside for? Please clarify this question. recommend that if the road system will be that a 50' R.O.W. be set aside for public the "Open Space" is set Also, the Trustees would taken over by Southold Town access. Attached for your information is a copy of the section of the Town Code regarding the definitions of "Wetlands." If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate contacting this office at the telephone number listed above. .~Afl. ~erY truly yours~~ I .., /' (./'l;; n;;;7: smi~~resident Board of Town Trustees HPS:ip Attachments cc: Planning Board '81 n rr . - r)pnt. . . (~ (. HENRY P. SMITH, President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER. Vice-Pres. PHILLIP J. GOUBEAUD ALBERT KRUPSKI, JR. ELLEN M. LARSEN TELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York I 1971 '''~<'''' June 26, 1986 Mrs. Vilma Louise Marston P.O. Box ill Peconic, New York 11958 Dear Mrs. Marston: We are in receipt of your letter of June 5, 1986 with attachments, which has been placed in the file. Please be advised that the Trustees do not have an application before them at this time. However, they will need approval from the Trustees for any work that comes within seventy-five (75) feet from the water or wetlands. Once these applications are submitted to this office, the Board will commence to review same. ..~ You may forward any comments or recommendations to the Planning Board who is reviewing this proposal at this time. Thank you for your interest and concern. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact this office at the telephone number listed above. Very truly yours, Henry P. Smith, President Boa~ T~~ Trustees ,~~~ . fuene Pfifferling Clerk to Trustees HPS:ip cc: Honorable Joseph Sawicki, Jr., Assemblyman, 1st Dist. '.:0; . . )~rr:::V~D bY ;'0.1.- .....1-... ~- .., ,(,' ,",'1-, i.::r1U])r.t :iJ' L'\,'i; t L~I;ll\ItU E:';~\I\LX V~ ..',lUl;:, . "87 - : '7 'i~ '" _ Clfu --Cand 'L11-E Company N. COUNTRY RD. . BOX 36. WADING RIVER. N.Y. "79' (5,6) 9'9'3575 DATE Novem6elt 13, 1987 Town of 50uthoLd Town HaLL 50uthoLd, iI. Y. 11791 Attn: ~It. OavLd CmLLLta ~e: ~Lchmond Clteek Dealt ~It. CmULta: PLea~e 6e advL~ed that we alte ~tLLL Ln the pltoce~~ of lte~pOndLn~ to the comment~ lteguLlted folt the 0.c.I.5. ~uppLement. lipon compLetLon we wLLL foltwaltd the ~ame to VOUIt offLce. 5 LncelteLv, .--., .' ~ lu.6&~, CP CAaItLe~ W. Bowman CWBlte cc: Dan ~aItCUCCL ... T"' , . FROM: RE: DATE: Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., President Town Trustees Melissa Spiro, Assistant Richmond Creek July 19, 1988 Planner TO: Below please find the status of the Richmond Creek files as asked for in your memo of July 13, 1988. Richmond Shores - SCTMi 1000-86-1-(4.1-4.29): This was approved in 1980. It was filed with the county Clerk and is shown on the current tax map. Richmond Creek - SCTMi 1000-86-1-9: Positive Dec. by Planning Board Scoping Session was held Planning Board received DEIS Correspondence from Dave Ernilita that DEIS needs supplement Acceptance by Planning Board of Dave Ernilita's correspondence Correspondence from Charles Bowman that applicant is still in the process of responding to the comments for the supplement. July 14, 1986 - Aug. 4, 1986 - April 27, 1987- July 8, 1987 - Aug. 3, 1987 Nov. 13, 1987 Cook/Wortis(formally called Bayside Farms) - 1000-86-3-3: Sketch approval was granted on Jan. 14, 1987 and has since expired. The applicant wishes to re-activate the file and has been discussing this with the Board. FRANK A. KUJAWSKI, JR., President ALBERT J. KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, III JOHN L. BEDNOSKI, JR. HENRY P. SMITH S\)ffDLt~ ~." ~ ~~', ~ =, . V;' ii!R ~. ~ 'I '~Q. ~~ './. t]l 'i\ . RECEIVED BY SGUTliCUJ milN HANNING BOARD JUt 1 J 1988 [/ DA TfELEPHONE (516) 765-1892 ,- ,.. BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 To: Valerie Scopaz, Town Planner From: Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., President Town Trustees Re: Richmond Creek Date: July 13, 1988 will you please advise this office of the pending or approved projects on Richmond Creek. We would like to know what the status of the Richmond Creek Farms Project is. (What stage and comment period.) Also, we understand that there is a project on the Cook/Wortis property. What is the status of this? What name is it under? Thank you for your cooperation. FK . . ILE COpy Southold. N.Y. 11971 (516) 765-1938 August 3, 1987 Mr. Rudolph Attorney .at Main Road Southold, NY H. Bruer Law 11971 Re: Richmond Creek Farms major subdivision SCTM # 1000-86-1-9 Dear Mr. Bruer: Please let this confirm the following. action taken by the Southold Town Planning Board, Monday, July 27, 1987. RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board accept and request compliance with the report of David Emilita, Planning Consultant, of Szepatowski Associates, with regard to the Draft environmental Impact Statement submitted for the major subdivision of Richmond Creek Farms, SCTM # 1000-86-1- Enclosed is a copy of that report for your r~view. Please, also note, due to the time expended on the review of the DEIS, the SEQRA review fee submitted is not sufficient. Therefore, would you'..please submit an additional $1,000 to defray the cost of the SEQRA review, necessary because of the scope of the revisions. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact our office. Very truly yours, ~"?~H~Qv, SOUTH OLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD By Diane M. Schultze, Secretary ene, .' j'j -----" k -:"' ..--:""' . . . ~./1~r~ _ tJahr, ~aHd, tJallift ' ~~ 1't'tJl<<lUm G1~tfP '--/' POB/5'1. I'ECONIC, L. 1.. N.Y. 11958- April 1, 1988 Supervisor Members of Town Hall, Southhold, Francis J. Murphy Southhold Town Board Main Street New York 11971 and Honorable Members of the Southhold Town Board - Greetings! Re: Richmond Creek Associates Proposal for housing project in Peconic bordering on Richmond Creek There is a wealth of correspondence regarding the above mentioned organization in the Planning Board Office. We are opposed to this project and the pending water permit. There have been many illegalities in connection with this proposed project. Enforcement of environmental concerns in the future cannot be monitored because of lack of enforcement agents. We understand that a permit may be issued so that this project may be able to obtain water from a well. If the permit is obtained, this will still leave the residents of Indian Neck Lane subject to further contamination and pollution of their aquifer from the run-off and sewage from this project. The Suffolk Water Report has stated that Indian Neck area and Hog Neck area cannot be connected to any water supply and must rely on their own wells. We have submitted the attached proposal to the State and have received favorable answers from Stony Brook, among others. Is it possible for the town to purchase land closely surrounding Richmond Creek, one of the last creeks that is still unpolluted? Hoping to hear from you soon, Very truly yours, k~:t~~ l~~t' /J/a.'-:J-:t"",/. Vilma Louise Marston r President cc: Planning Board Board of Trustees Franklin Bear, Water Committee 00 . . . 19CJ6 ENVIllmMEN1'AL QUALITY 30ND ACT - TITLE 7 - LAND ACQUISITIQ!"__ PROPOSAL: 1'0 evaluate and obtain surroundin,' liQd:.h..._tLO.rj;tl':lM.L_amL__. Northwest ends of land and portions of surrounding land located at Hichmond Creek, Peconic, Long Island for preservation purposes Submitted by Vilma Louise Harston, President Water, Land, Wildlife Protection Group POil 159 Peconic,L.I., N.Y. 11958 . . ~ Richmon~ Creek and apnroved shellfish a uncon~amJ.na'e H:ast End. surrounding Land, Peconic, L.I., ~.Y. 11958 creek and one ot the last remaJ.oJ.ng unpOllu~ed scenJ.C cr I <;> Hltil11;) UIl Lht: :Recommended: To propose that Richmond Creek and it>! surrounding tidal wetlands and land be preserved as an ecologically significant area which is - fragile and sensitlve Proposal: To evaluate and obtain Burr-oundin..:; j\:'orth, j';/orth East, ends and portion of Hichmon Cree an surroun ~n,~ preservation purposes. and Horthwest all or The objective of Title 7 will be realized by making the above land acquisition part of the State Project. This sensitive and fragile area has characteristics which fulfills several criteria. As a result of the acquisi tion and preservation -enhancement and improvement of enviromentally.__ sensi tive lands will result as follows: 1. Scenic beauty {mixture of marshland. pines. tidal wetlands, beautiful configuration of land surrounding the creek, interesting patterns of tidal wetlands and other vegetatior~ 2. Unique character, special natural beauty 3. Tidal wetlands, marshes, buffer area 5. Wildlife habitat 6. Hestoring and preserving present acquifer for local wells in the immediate neighborhood (\-Jells Road and Indian Neck Lane) 7. Preservation of the tradi.tional migratin;:: route and habitat--feeding and breeding grounds for many types of water bircts--ducks, geese, herons, lesser terns--and uong birds plus resident birds ~3. J.1aintain the protective area for wintering birds 9. Richmond Creek r"'vnMn. certifiect"'ap,.roved for shellfish for fishermen and recreational purposes 9, Offor protection for endan4ered speoies the tern--oomrnon, le....t, "nd ro..at. at the South end of the creek. ^lso, the piping plover has been seen making a comeback. Page 1 V ,f"-arston-\Jater, Land. Wildlife Protection Or, . . ~rop~~.".!:.._Land-1\cquisi ticn (Con' t) 10. Contributes to the public enjoyment and appreciation of scenic and recreational resources. 11. Local groundwater protection Scenic Beauty The proposed land acquisition project would continue to enhance the public enjoyment as to the viewing of exceptional scenic beauty. Pr~sently, there is a pu'hlic access for rowboats ancl ce.l1.oos, cla:-:ling, collectin,;;~ mussels, ar.d fishing; thus, p!,1;)liv .enjoyment will be preserved. Proposals to increase private condos will contribute to the pollution and contamination of the creek "'later, existing wells I and surround' in::~ wetlands. ;,ussels and clams and ~ther fish will be affected negatively as presently is the case on other ~ast~~~ creeks. Vulnerability At the present time, Ricrunond Creek Farms Associates have proposed a condo (N/E of creek) project (cluster concept of approx. 42 houses 11 houses on creek) approx 46.6 acre",] (H.E.'. On -the Nil. part of the creek, ;..ooring Construction has divided portions of land lY, acreas in the area of the mirl~ pines. At the N/\v end of the creek and extreme N/E there are major subdivision of property for sale and some acree,,>e already purchased for building. [11ap is attached. TOi>ether, the Richmond Creel, Far.ms and other proposed developf,ent will result in over 150 buildins units. Wildlife Habitat and Protection The )'!orthern partof the Creel,--l'I/l:, N.W., and N. has a natural wilderness \<ith two houses. This area is still undeveloped aEl .is certain part" of the southern , end. Countless migrating birds, geese, ducl,s and resident birds rest, feed, and breed. There is protection all year round as they seek refjlge--warblers, thrushes, owls, loons, geese. 'fhere are \, ~t..lif.fJ..Q heads, mallards, swans, blue herons and many other species who seek. protection in the marshes, fauna, and vegetation of the cr~ el..:.. Po.,;e 2 V. lrlarston-\'Iater, Land \"ildlife Protection Group Proposal Land ACqUisi4ltn (Can't. ) . Tidal \'Jetlands The"e lands act as a protective buffer for wildlife. Birds feed and breed undisturbed as now there is very limited boating. They providc man with a viewing as the,}" Goar Over the creek looking for fish, clams, and other types of food. In addition, in certain areas of the adjacent wetlands there are spots for undisturbed cl8fnin~~ for both fishermen and the public. VUlnerability The North Shore of Eastern Lon,:, Island ir; e"periancing a land speculators explosion and the surrounding p,re" of Hicn;noncl Creek is Olle such area. This land is in the hands of out of town speculators who not only have "ubr.,i tted ~roposalt:i for dense housing but are buying land for speculation. One such speculator has already illegally bulldozed the land practical~' in the tidal wetlands. Public Access This project could increase another public access by providing foot trails where 'in th'l future Richmond Creek Farms Associates propose to build. The foottrail could lead to Wells Hoad. The public then could view the unique character of the creek at the northern end as an example of special natural bcauty--one of its kind in the region and possibly in the ;.10rtheast. It combines tidal wetlands, trees, fauna, vegetative coverinj1, (mini pine barrens) surrounding farmland and fields and is a waterway to the greater bay for fisher;;len elne, the public. The pUblic could view migrating birds and See the many water birds feeding, preenin~, swimmine, and diving. 'l'he I\forth.tnd of the creek has a primitive wilderness with two hOUSes. It is still undeveloped. Vulnerability Proposed building on the undeveloped land, regardless of whether or not it conforms with the antiquated bUilding code and zoning. of the town will resul t in increased pollution and mntamination of the acquifer and creek water Which will eventually affect the wildlife, claming and fishing and the public right to their ~I:joj'ment. 'fradi tional iHgrating Haute ~l1ntBring Habit Durin,f, the sprin: and auturill1 countless birds may be viewed minratin~~ and flying down to feed and rest for their long journey South or North. They escape to the North end, the Nll.'!) and N/E ~nd3 of the Cl"'.rc!: where they are relatively undisturbed. During tile cold "!inter all types of Hater birds may be viewed '.'ostin::; and feeclinc; 3.t the undevelo;Jed "art of the creel:, Page 3 'l, ['larston \'Jater, Land,l':ildlife Protection Grou, . . Proposal--Land ACq!..lisi tion (00n I t) Vulnerability Proposed development will increase manmade >lastes and chemicals.>lhich will disturb the wintering habitat. Furthermore, domestic animals will be . j added. Cats and dogs can be seen running lose on the developed part of the creek. The Aquifer One of the most important aspect of the badly conceived proposed Hichmond Creek Farms Project is the impact of 42 households on the aquifer. The acquifer of the Richmond Creel, Farms development area has already been afI'ected 15~:' farm chemicals. permit. The developer is seekin,(:~ a link to a public water system. The Department of Eeal th has not issued a However, the P"ivute v!ells on Viells Iload and Indian J.leck will he affected by l!l.1.ste runof.~'o. storhl runo:T 1'1'0:;1 th.2 i,0:i18S as the::.' cannot be connected .to a public water system. BelO\'! i.s a quote from the ,:IOHTH FOrti< '!!ATEH 9UPPLY PLMj, SUFFOLK COUi.:TY, '.:.Y. This <t.port Was prepared by the ,Elf.; I'; rtheast Engineers, P.C. a8 Sunnyside lJlvd., Plainview, Ii. Y., :.,arch 1903 -. at the clirection ot' Peter F. Cohalal" - Sut'folk County Executive, David ilarris. 14. D.lI.P. Ii. COIlU11issioner, Herbert ',j. Davids, !)~recto~2._ Di\risionr'of Environmental Health. !!'\:ater supply problems on the North Fork of Long Island are severe. Shallow thin groundwater aquifers are extensively impacted by contarilination :from agricultural intrusion from overpumpin~r. chemicals, primarily nitrates and pesticides and are threatened by salt water resul t in accelerated population ;~ro",th will further stress the water supply aquifers. Increasin;; pressures for development which ,-;ill The study has demoilstrated conclUSively thAt nUlnerous technical and financinl difficul ties are encountered \',hen atteJ;lpting to provide potable water to the residents of the North Fork. Preventive r.leaSllres to minil"ize or eliClinate orIdi tional groundwater contwlIinaticn J:lUst be ir1plemented. ;'..fcasures shou.ld be taken i:nmediately to up:g'rade th~ i.)crfor;nance and reliability of the systel7l and to 3lF.;ment its source of' 3upplJ.'. . . . . . . .;certain area.s Inay be connected to public water. . . . . . however :,atti tuck, Little lioci r;eck, East CutcllO"ue, .':2:.:.!:..!:.ecl:, J.!ei': ::Juffoll( and Indian ~'recl:--it is not eCOlloirlically feasible to provide public water sUiJply GY~3tems. These areas should continue to utilize individual home wells. Pate 4 v. r'iarston--~\later, Land, 'l'Jildlife Protection Group . . Proposal--Land Acquisition (Con't.) ~ eventually will be affected by presently proposed development and all There:fore, existing residences and homes presently existing on the creek othcr future development. These hOr.1eG cannot be connected to a public water system and the pOllution caused u", incrensed housing "Iill affect the existing wells even though the new houain,; of the developers' projects may be connected with public water. Therefore, the problems have to be solved now. Endangered Species On the South end of the creel, nre the rare endangered species--the tern-- the comr.jon, t ,e least, and thc roseatc. The loipin" plover has also be"" aeen. (Environmental si;;ns have been placed at strategic points.) These . developers'" projects. rare endangered species will be affected by presently proposed and future Theae birds breed on the creek and bay side, and the parent birds use the creek and bay for feeding their young. If dense housin,O;: ifl built there will mo,;t likely be an increase in motor boats. Furthermore, there will be increased pOllution with storm runot'r, household, and human waste. There will be eventual seepage into the creek which "Jill affect. the terns on the South cnd of the cree),. Vulnerahility The terns ':Jill not surviv~ increased encroachment. the undeveloped part. On the jJ., li/E., & 1>1/\'1 aides of the cree!, there are fewer than 5 houses in The probability t'or futur" developm"nt is wi thin one to two years. Page 5 V. r!arston--i/nter, Land, Wildlii"e Protection Group .~ I I ,~"f ~" 'i I ..:;~ I "<( ..,. .. ...,; ~ 0 .n '.n ~ V'I , t'~ <:1'; . ..,., ^: Q ..~ ... ~. ,- '. ... -----.~. .:' '.~" . c i ~___\ ___:. ',' :-:'\" .~. \ , . .. t, . '-. 'i , .-, ~~ \"A~I\r...~A:~"'~~~~;;;4"( --- I o. \"" ~'''' ., " 'l.tI,O~ ~ 0\, ~ -- ,(,;, 1'1 "." \", ~ ' -:--;f\S::' ;,'t \-S~U:L-.~~T ,\: '-fi . \" ~"\~' ,'\'w,~ ~,~~ " ,. .---. '\ . ,;~ '.. ", \. .... \11~,-r",:!j'"-:,, ; '. ,~~ - ) -- '" ' " \' ,. ./If;, ;., \' ., \ ..~~ ~.- --....... _.-"\\ \. I,;: \".. . ."4 ,. \'. I ..- '- .-- -- II ,-. \\' ,\ ., '.._ . 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I., N.Y. 11958- !cu, q"t 2.;. 19:07 'i'01iln Planner & PlanJJ donrci 'Lo',,'.rr 'all ~1 it: F0ar) :::o'Jthol-1, L. r., 11071 I.,COr'l'-) ''\c:;d~)iti()n - ::::ich;JO(I~1 ,';rr::~'- Pcconic, L.I.I :'-2ntle,n'0n: YO-cl :,Jill :~~inj attache'} L/u':n '\Ci.,l;JSITIOI PHU?IJS.:\L l::.>resentec: to the ~)tate t,his or.:::~anization. '1'1:.8 JI:C is interesteej ir. tht" pre:;crvatio:n of L~ic:} ,;lOilCl (;reek and surroundini..;~ area (Letter froi":j l',r. L<'oetzll~~r sent to '.1'01""'1 ,lal1 at 2:1 earlier dB,te). u7h<t:.r Can of'ficialLi of' the to'.t'l11 su~".:;est/I((eans o:f IJrotection, SUC~l as .i;i:irtial acqui~'iitioh ai-ld cOllservfition easerr,ents. ;-::ee circled area 01' mat, attache_Lo ~':'la'j Cl; :Cor :,'"uur as~.:;istance in this,~nattero ~U~~~h- Vilr;;a Louise <Tarston President cc: ['0"..':) :"J1 -:('1'0 of Trustee~, F;~C 0 ~~~~ (~t CjLLJJ-e~) 8/ Z8 /6 7 ol,,-~ ~----.,k......-:".....-:""' day, ~1Z1td, WiU}}e l'r~l<<l~ Gr"ZljJ. POB~, PECONIC, L. I., N.Y. 11950 July 25, 1988 Murphy, Supervisor m .Ill.. @ Honorable Francis J. and Council Members Southold Town Board Main Road Southold, NY 11971 m@~O\'fm Dear Honorable Murphy and Council Members: RE:' Richmond Creek Farms Associates Project N/E side of Richmond Creek Our research reveals that according to the records, construction company, have System so that their project the above-named out-of-town developers who, will use an Atlantic City, New Jersey contributed land to the Greenport water may be connected to obtain water. Does the Town Board have any juriSdiction over the rejection or accept~ ance of a permit which affects OUr town such as described below? (~dk ~)~ .ie. , . lr Seeks to extend water ~ I, . '" -. - - '.... -' ~ Mayor George Hubbard is expected to submit a petition to, the Suffolk County Water Authority requesting that the village. ~ be allowed "to' expand 'its .warii-l,"ft:aQ-Chise area to inclu~' '"I' Peconic developmenrwhich liftoiitiguous with theviliage-s-, '" (ranchise area in Peconic. Providing water (or this develop- :;; ment will provide another well ,In Peconic (or' lhe village. I ~ The village (ranchise run. (rom Cedar Lane, East Marion.. a.. to 'Peconic _ Lane, Peconic. . .\ Very truly yours, . //7/,.~ J/'7/U4.L-'~ )~".)~. C .....- j/__.t:,,-l'-/l;)/~ . v .' VLM:klc Vilma Louise Marston President