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May 13, 1987
Bennett Orlowski, Jr., Chairman
Southold Town Planning Board
Town Hall - Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
Re: Aldri Associates
Harvest Estates Subd.
Dear Mr. Orlowski:
In light of the fact that our client is considering other available
options, we have been instructed to advise you that the above captioned
proposed subdivision is withdrawn for review by the Planning Board.
Kindly return all maps and docrnnents heretofore submitted to the Board on
September 26, 1986, or, in the alternative, advise our office as to a
convenient date and time when we may pick same up.
Very truly yours,
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Suffolk County Soil ;me' ;rater Conservation "Sistrict
127 )",ast Hain Street, Room 105
Riverhead, New York 11901
R~: Preliminary Subdivision Plan for narvest ~stateB - Sept~er P 19P;h,
Laurel, Town of Southold, Ne-,;' "ork
Clear St;m:
The folla;.1ing comnents are submitted based u;-on a site bvestigat:on of
"ovember 13, 1986 and a revieliJ of the sulv'ivision s"etc~' plan:
Soils Data
I refer you to the attacbed soils map and C1escriptions. "<>ven loam (11111\)
occupies tIDst of the area in the proposed hmlse lots. '!itll the exception of
lot :lUmbers 1, :', 17, 13 and 19, these soi 1 s generally 'cave 1i tt 1 e to no
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1.T!n.tat~ons ~or tllE' propose. use, anc a.so o....er goo. arhlSca;nn,,; r>osspn.~t~es.
Plym::mth gravelly, 10am'J sand (Pr!f~~) on the north-east section of lots 1 and :',
ane' Carver-Plynouth sane.s (epE) on the sout'-.-east section of lots 1 7, }P, am!
19 11'ay present severe erosion hazards i,. disturnc,l, ""Jese sO{.ls are typically
oroughty with shallo"J or no topsoil byer, ane! 11'a:' !e ,lifficult to stahilize.
""-- "ty f t' '1" h "n.- ~.. r 1 I'" )' t'-
.Ie maJon 0 "e so~ s :.n t..e . 'Fen "pace area are . .aven oam ".e ~n l,e
drainage swale and R:i.verbead sane]y loam (r,lTI.) to the enst em the U;:llanos,
These R:i.verhead soils are \.7ell suited "or crOD nro,1uction, '1'he <'eener l'aven
soils occupy the inteITIittent stream c>annel of' 7rusrs 'Teel.. '
Drainage and Soil !,rosion Contre>..l
1. Gully fonnation on the east edge of Aldric' "La:r!e ap?rox:i.rnately 60') feet
nort~ of the swmvision is evidence of t"e stonn damage that can occur i" the
stream channel is ohstructed in any 'Nay, ere therefore rec(l!1T[fl'.d t1',at t',is
1 " '1" Idl' f' If" 1 1 '..).
swa e re.'118.ill ill recreat~ona or \oT.L . ,...:e use, . ..: agrlcu .tura use ~s "es~r:nat-
ecJ, measures should be tal".en to route the storrrwater at a safe velocity and
avoid creating further erosinn pro], kms, :1'e upland areas horrlerinz TIrushs
Cree!~ :nay be fanned J:1roductively "ith conservation TIlCasnres in place,
2. In tl1e present condition, the majority or t'.e lots ('rain to t',e east. It is
not indicated on this s1~etc1--, what drainage measurE~s ,vi]' De tal,en to ',anole in-
creased =off from roofs ,and paved areas. .,.,..,C niltural depression at the south-
west comer of the drainage swale may be a gOO(~ potf?J1tial S2ntA for a recharge
l:>asin, Provisions sLou1d 'Je included to alIa,. the natural Crainag~laY to COl'.-
tinue rOlltine stot:m\"ater past t~e Sl~ J and a diversion l')CTfll a.~.on~ tt~e east end
of the lots to carr)' =0f: 1'rm the development ;nto t',e sump.
3. ~Je recarrnend t"hat tbe.grading ~lan include a merms of penncmently sta1;iliz-
in\', the north-east sections of lots 1 and :' ane' scmt'o-east sections of lots 17,
18 and 19, One of t~'c folla:.1ing seeding mixtures =:,' he usec1 after the c'isturb-
ed areas are limed and fertilized accor'inr; to soil test results:
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t'r. Stanley A. Pauzer. 'listrict
\.7ater l,QTlservati= District -
Harvest Estates, Laurel, To~'Jt"
!~anager J Suffor: rOlmty Soil and
lOrE' 'i;ninar'1 Sul,,1ivlsion Plan for
o~ ~~ollthol(f, 1'7': - l\"ovenIDer 17, 100')
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a) Switchgrass
;Jeeping lovegrass
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c) Snoot!! brornegrass
Switchgrass
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l,. 1'emporarj T'1easures for ccmtrollinf, erosion rlurinr; construction 11'<';' also be
include(~ in t1'.e Ceneral ~:otes on the p;radinG ?~_a~ J suc', llS:
) <'t' d t ' . , . ] (' , l' .
a .) r~p an , s .ocl~p:L~e topso~. ~rOG .10use ..ot8 pr~or to constn'ct~on. to
he respread on an disturbE'r' are:Js after "llil.,'in,: is complete. "rotect
the pile by seeding '~'ith a te'''porary cover of m'nu'l' ryez,rass at r;. 45
pOltr1c1s/1, f)()f) sqvare feet or oats :It 1. ~ roon,-lsJ1, ')nn square f"?et. ro
the same \.n.tl-., any areas (lent1c'c(~ of: vez('tat~_on J t"~<1t ~.~~, ~ rp""ain 1-:are
for a perin'. 1 1011[er e~rm ",r, --1:.D?s. ~tra':.J T'"]TJ'.c1-. flil? 3}SO ' e usee at 3
bales/I, r00 s(iu:rre ~~('et.
h) Install stray, bale sc. ~i!.,e!1t ~arriE'rs, fi~ tcr .('ence or c;rrt'1cn "ems
v:rith stone centers (P.....s S':...ov7n in attar;l-'c,-l dr,-n.7i.l'1n-~~) tn contai;1 silt-
laden I.l.moff on the 'house lets (!urin;~ constn.1ct.:' m. ""':pse ITay t.)e erect-
e(l alonz; the easterrl bOlDY\:try l,\;~Lt', cut-o+f~ pxten,.l~.llr: up tnJ~ nortr and
south ed~~es of C[lC~ :!.ot.
~7c in\,"itc t~-'.e developer or the """o;.m to cont::H~t us For ::urt'-er assist;mcp. as
(lptai~E?:d p;radi.n[j ani' oraina,0"(\ r1ans 0.rr> r'ev0"!ofl("~ -r.or t1"~i.s sit"p.
"-'~snectfu:!.lv subn"-itted
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U.S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Pre li.71inn~' ~t.11::(H_~.rision Plan
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Soil survey sheet(s) or code nos. an L' Approximate scale
1 Prepared Ly' U.S. Department of Agriculture, Suil Comcrvation Service cooperating
I with Suffolk fmmty son and Fater Conservation District
SOIL MAP
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;-'o:ils Descriptions - nOVCTl~--er II', '~'l~r-:
~~YE;.L!:!'l~U:!;~Q.~I!_~~t::!I2~ (CpA, CpC, CpE)
These soils are deep, excessively drained and coarse-textured. Soils
in these units can be made up entirely of Carver sand, entirely of
Plymouth sand, or of a combination of the two soils. The texture of
the Carver soils is fine sand and coarse sand 0 - 22 inches. Coarse
sand and gravelly sand is found 22 - 60 inches. The Plymouth soils
have textures of fine sand and sand 0 - 27 inches. The permeability
of these soils is rapid or very rapid. Available moisture holding
capacities are low to very low. Natural fertility and organic matter
content of Carver and Plymouth soils is low. The crop response to
lime and fertilizer applications is fair. If fertilizer is applied,
frequent applications of small amounts should be made to reduce nutrient
loss by leaching. These soils arE' not well suited to crops commonly
grown in Suffolk County. They are too droughty, too steep, too
stony or too sandy for crops, pasture or nursery stock. These sandy
soils severely limit installation and maintenance of lawns and land-
scape shrubs. A permanent cover of plants should be maintained or
restored on all soils in this unit to reduce erosion.
CpE Carver and Plymouth sands, 15 to 35 percent slopes.
These soils are almost exclusively on moraines except for a few steep
areas on side slopes along some drainage channels. The gravel content
of these soils is up to 15 percent more gravel, by volume, than the
representative soils. On some moraines the gravel content can be as
much as 30 percent, and can contain a few cobblestones. Erosion
hazards of these soils is moderate to severe. A permanent cover of
plants should be maintained or restored on these soils.
. Preliminar] Subdiv:lson ~ev:LC1'J - H;:U"Vcst T:'statC's - T,aurc'J,
""rr,'JIl of Sout'~101d - Soil !\~scription - noverr1~'er :.7, 1"')0'1
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HAVEN SOILS (HaA, HaB, HaC, H~).
Haven soils are deep, well-drained, medium-textured soils that formed
in a loamy or silty layer over stratified coarse sand and gravel.
The texture from 0 - 19 inches is loam, silt loam, and very fine
sandy loam. From 19 - 28 inches the range is silt loam, very fine
sandy loam, and gravelly loam, while the texture from 28 - 55
inches is gravelly sand, loamy sand, sandy loam or stratified sand
and gravel. The permeability is moderate in the root zone (surface
layer and subsoil) and rapid or very rapid in the underlying layer.
These soils have moderate to high available moisture capacities (see
attached table). Haven soils have low organic matter content and low
natural supply of plant nutrients, but crops respond well to lime
and fertilizer. When the soils are intensively cultivated the
likelihood of crusting is great, however the returning of cover
crop residue decreases this problem. Generally, these soils are
well suited to crops commonly grown in Suffolk County.
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PrClJ"T11narv "Ui'(.~VJ_S1.on ..~e'r:t,C;7 - 1- arves, ,',S __3 CS -
rr'OINn of SoutL:ol(~ - Soils '!':'escriptions - "'Tover,Yler
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HaA Haven loam, 0 - 2 percent slopes.
These soils are usually large in area and nearly level with some areas
of slight undulation. The erosion hazard of these soil s is slight but
erosion problems are likely to occur in undulating areas. Irrigation
water should be applied at a moderate rate. Management concerns in-
clude crusting after rain, maintaining tilth, and reduction of the
plow pan.
He Haven loam, thick surface layer.
This soil is found at the bottom of larger drainage channels or
closed depressions where silty mcLterial has accumulated from
surrounding areas.. The surface layer is 12 - 30 inches thick and
contains more silt: than the representative Haven surface layer.
In some places the subsoil is loam or silt loam. Erosion hazard of
this soil is slight except where the soil receives large amounts of
water from adjoining slopes. Summer crops in closed depressions are
subject to damage if heavy rains occur. Permeability is moderate,
however, water infiltration is generally slower in places where the
silt deposits are very thick. Available moisture capacity is high.
Irrigation water can be applied at a moderate rate, but it is
needed less frequently than on sandier soils. Excessive irrigation and
high rates cause wetness and ponding.
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rr<:~1 Urinary Subc'ivision ::C'V:Levl - "'farv'?st T""'states - T .aurc~ ,
':"'o--:vr. of Southold - Soils f)cscriptims - H()ver!~er 1'7 J ., ',)f?r:j
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Plymouth Soils (PIA, PIB, PIC, PmB3, PsA, PsB)
Plymouth soils consist of deep, excessively drained, coarse-textured soils
that formed in a layer of loamy sand or sand over thick layers of stratified
coarse sand and gravel. The texture of Plymouth soils PIA, PIB, PIC, PmB3
and PmC3 from 0 - 27 inches is loamy sand, loamy fine sand, gravelly loamy
sand and sand. From 27 - 58 inches the texture is sand and gravel, coarse
sand and gravelly coarse sand. The permeability of these soils is rapid.
Available moistur," capacity of these soils ranges from low to very low (see
attached table). These soils are droughty during periods of low rainfall.
Unless irrigation water is applied, deep-rooted crops are better suited.
Irrigation water can be applied at a rapid rate but frequent, small appli-
cations should be made to reduce the amount lost to downward movement. The
organic matter content and natural fertility of these soils is low. Crop
response to lime and fertilizer is fair. Maintenance of fertility is diff:.cult
because of the s<"nd:J texture. Frequent ar:'plications of small amounts of ferti-
lizer should be m;:~de to reduce nutrient loss by leaching. The sandy surface
layer reduces the suitability of these soils for nursery stock. Because of
the above limitations, these soils C'Jre only fairly well-suited to crops
commonly grown in Suffolk County.
Pme3 Plymouth ~ravelly loamy sand, 8 - 15 percent slopes, eroded.
The areas of this soil are usually small and slopes are short and uniform.
This soil is shallower to loose sand and gravel than the representative
Plymouth soil because of past erosion. The upper layer is only 10 - 12
inches thick. Soil material in this layer is 15 - 35 percent gravel, by
volume, because of the loss of finer soil particles. All the surface
soil and much of the subsoil has been lost through erosion. The hazard
of further erosion is moderate to severe. Crops show signs of severe
moisture deficiency after short periods of dry weather. This soil is not
suited to crops commonly grown in the County because of past erosion
damage and extreme droughtiness. A permanent cover of plants should be
maintained or restored on this soil.
I'relhninar,r ~ubGivision I~eview - Parvest ;state.s .~ "',C1u;:r1,
~ovm of Soutbold - Soils T'\cscr:.ptions - .....cvembcr ~_.." 1 not;
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Riverhead Soils (RdA, RdB, RdC).
Riverhead soils are deep, well drained, moderately coarse-textured soils
that formed in a layer of sandy loam or fine sandy loam over thick layers
of coarse sand and gravel. The texture from 0 - 32 inches is sandy loam
and fine sandy loam. Sand, loamy sand, gravelly sand and gravelly loamy
sand is found at depths of 32 - 65 inches. The permeability is moderately
rapid in the root zone (surface layer and subsoil) and very rapid in the
underlaying layer. Riverhead soils have moderate to high available
moisture capacities (see attached table). Natural internal drainage is
good, but in many places where these soil s have been farmed a plowpan has
formed. These soils have low organic matter contents and low natural
supply of plant nutrients, but crops respond well to lime and fertilizer.
Generally, these soils are well suited to crops commonly grown in Suffolk
County.
RdA Riverhead sandy loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes.
Areas of these soils are usually large and uniform and nearly level with
some areas of undulating slopes. The erosion hazard is slight. Moderate
droughtiness some~....hat limits plant growth unless irrigation water is ap-
plied. Returning crop residue to the soil and growing winter cover crops
help to protect the surface layer from wind and water damage. Th(~ addition
of this organic matter also improves the available moisture h,olding capa-
RdB Riverhead sandy loam, 3 - 8 percent slopes.
Most small deposits of this soil have moderately short slopes, but large
areas are undulating.. Cultivated a]::-eas are 2 - 3 inches shallower to
coarse sand and gravel than the representative Riverhead soil because of
past erosion. The erosion hazard is slight to moderate. Keeping cover
crops on the soil in winter and returning crop residue will help to pro-
tect exposed areas from erosion. Diverting runoff water from higher areas
also helps to reduce erosion damage. Irrigation water can be applied at a
moderate rate.
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March 2, 1987
Environmental Analysis Unit
DEC, Building 40, Room 219
SUNY
Stony Brook, NY 11794
Gentlemen:
Enclosed find a completed Short Environmental Assessment
Form and a copy of the map of the subdivision of Sidney and
Robert Olmstead, located at Mattituck, tax map no. 1000-114-7-14.
This project is unlisted and an initial determination
of nonsignificance has been made. We wish to coordinate this
action to confirm our initial determination.
May we have your views on this matter. Written comments
on this project will be received at this office until March
16,1987. We shall interpret lack of response to mean there
is no objection by your agency in regard to the State Environmental
Quality Review Act, and our agency will assume the status
of lead agency.
Very truly yours,
BENNETT ORLOWSKI, JR., CHAIRMAN
SOUTHO~D TOWN PLANNING BOARD
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January 12, 1987
Mr. Richard J. Cron
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 953
Cutchogue, NY 11935
Re: Harvest Estates
located at Laurel
Dear Mr. Cron:
It is apparent that you misunderstood the Board, since
you indicate that we are requesting that you merge the two
subdivisions. This is not the case, we realize that the two
subdivisions be considered two separate subdivisions;but for
plotting and for roads, we request that the two projects be
coordinated.
Since we are not requesting you to merge these two projects,
in light of our request, we would appreciate that you review
the proposed map to see how you could carry out the recommendations
of the Board.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Bennett Orlowski, Jr., Chairman
Southold Town Planning Board
Town Hall - Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
Re: Harvest Estates
Subdivision
Dear Mr. Orlowski:
As a result of the meeting with your Board on December 8, 1986, and the
proposal of the Board to merge into a single subdivision the Harvest Estates
property and the property of Farmveu Associates, thorough consideration has
been given to such proposal by the owners of Harvest Estates and, as a
result thereof, it is determined that same is totally unacceptable.
In light of the foregoing, and the fact that a proposed subdivision of the
premises is presently before your Board, it is respectfully requested that
the Board grant sketch plan approval of the subdivision as proposed or, if
the Board deems it appropriate, to either reject the proposed subdivision
plan or, if it is so indicated, recon@end appropriate modifications thereof;
in the lattFc two instances, the reasons for such action are to be furnished
to thF' l..H1r1l?C'signt=od in wri ti_neJ! pllr'Rll~nt 1-0 Pl;:mni.nc: Roarn pr::-()('pr11Jr:e,~_
In light of the fact that this subdivision was first proposed to the Board
in September, 1986, I would respectfully request an early determination of
the foregoing.
Very truly yours,
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November 5, 1986
Stanley Pauzer
Manager
Suffolk County Water and Soil Conservation
127 East Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
RE: Major subdivisions:
Daniel Marcucci, "Harvest Farms", "Home Farm Estates"
and "East Marion Woods"
Dear Mr. Pauzer:
As per your discussion with me of this date, enclosed
are major subdivision surveys which we request that you review
with regard to drainage.
The major subdivisions of Daniel Marcucci and "Home Farms
Estates" are in the preliminary stages ,therEfore, we are able
to include with the referral the surveyo~s drainage plans.
However, "Harvest Farms" and l'East Marion Woods'! have
not reached the preliminary stage.
We would greatly appreciate your review and comments or
recommendations with regard to the drainage on the site as well as any
othera~ect of the proposals which your office may have
jurisdiction over.
Thank you for your assistance in this matter. If you
have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact our office.
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JENNETT ORLOWSKI, ,J/r., CHAIRMAN
SOUTH OLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD
By Diane M. Schultze, Secretary
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Southold, N.Y. 11971
(516) 765-1938
October 23, 1986
Mr. Richard J. Cron
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 953
Cutchogue, NY 11935
Re: Harvest Estates
Dear Mr. Cron:
Please let this confirm the discussion of the Planning
Board at the Monday, October 20, 1986 meeting.
It was the consensus of the Board to conduct a field
inspection of the proposed subdivision to be known as "Harvest
Estates" prior to any further review or action.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact
our office.
Very truly yours,
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BENNETT ORLOWSKI, JR., CHAIRMAN
SOUTHOLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD
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September 26, 1986
Bennett Orlowski, Jr., Chairman
Southold Town Planning Board
Town Hall - Hain Road
Southold, NY 11971
Re: Harvest Estates Subdivision
Dear Mr. Orlowski:
Relative to the above captioned proposed subdivision, I
enclose herewith twelve (12) maps of Harvest Estates for sketch
plan approval, together with an Affidavit of Disclosure of owner-
ship.
I should appreciate it if this matter were placed on the
next agenda of the regular meet:ing of the Planning Board and that
I be advised of said date and t:ime for appearance.
Thank you for giving t:his matter your attention and reply.
RJC:e
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RICHARD J. CRON, being duly sworn, deposes and says:
That he is one of the qeneral partners of ALDRI ASSOCIATES
Joint Venture Partnership with principal office at Main Road,
Cutchogue, New York 1193:;.
That said Joint Venture Partnership consists of two general
partners, to wit: Richard J. Cron and Joan M. Cron.
That there is no other person or persons interested ~n said
Joint Venture Partnership.
That said Joint Venture Partnership is the sole owner of a
parcel of land situate at Aldrich Lane, Laurel, New York, consisting
of 48.5819 acres, for which sk'etch plan application is being made
to the Southold Town Planning Board, for a cluster major subdivision
consisting of nineteen (19) lots.
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