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MEMBERS
CHARLES GRIGONIS, JR., CHAIRMAN
SERGE DOYEN, JR.
TERRY TUTHILL
ROBERT J. DOUGLASS
GERARD P. GOEHRINGER
Southold Town Board o£ Appeals
MAIN ROAD- STATE ROAD 25 SOUTHOLD, l.l., N.Y. 11971
TELEPHONE (516) 765-1809
August 15, 1980
Abigail A. Wickham, Esq.
Wickham, Wickham & Bressler,
Main Road, Box 1424
Mattituck, NY 11952
PoCo
Re: Appeal No. 2736 - Application of Fanny Behlen Community
Health Center for a Special Exception
Dear Gail:
Please be advised that the following action was taken
at a regular meeting held August 14, 1980:
RESOLVED, that this matter be referred to the Southold
Town Planning Board for its review and determination regard-
ing the Site Plan, before scheduling this matter for a
public hearing.
Vote of the Board: Ayes: Messrs. Grigonis, Doyen,
Tuthill, Douglass and Goehringer.
Sincerely yours,
CG:lk
CC:
CHARLES R GON Sl //
CHAIRMAN
Southold Town Planning Board~/
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
TOWN HALL
SOUTHOLD, N. Y. 11971
TEL. 765-1802
September 22, t980
Mrs. Shirley Katz
Main Street
Greenport, N.Y. 11944
Re:
Site Plan
Fanny Behlan Cormnunity
Health Center
69390 County Road 28
Greenport, N.Y. 119~1~1
Lot 1 of Armaroy Acres
Minor subdivision 98
Dear Mrs. Katz:
The Site Plan submitted does not comply to zoning. The
building and parking area is located to near the street
and property line.
The shown parking layout does not comply for 33 cars but
for only 29 spaces plus 9 for the future. Five (~) spaces
are required for each physcian-dentist office or a
deteEnination shall be made by the Planning Board.
This is located in an A Residential and Agricultural zone
district. The proposed use may be permitted by a Special
Exception by the Board of Appeals under Article III,
100-30 B(4) subject to site plan approval bythe Planning
Board.
Before a Building Permit can be issued, a Special Exception
must be approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals, the site
plan approved by the Planning Board, County Health Depart-
ment approval of the proposed water and septic system and
approval of access to County Road 28 by the County Depart-
ment of Public'Works.
Do not hesitate to contact this office if you have any
questions regarding this matter.
Very truly yours,
Sr. Building Inspector
Parts of Code applicable to Building Inspector's certification
of Fanny Behlen Commuuity Health Center.
lO0-30B(~)a - No building or part thereof or any parking or loading
area shall be located within one hundred (100) feet of any street
line nor within fifty (50) feet of any lot line.
lO0-112C - Size of spaces. Three hundred fifty (350) square feet
shall be considered one (1) parking space (to provide room for
standing area and aisles for maneuvering). Entrance and exit lanes
shall not be computed as parking space except for driveways for
one-family and two-family residences. The minimum parking stall
width shall be ten (10) feet and the minimum length shall be twenty
(20) feet.
lO0~ll2A - Schedule of parking requirements.
Professional office of physician or dentist - 5
physician or dentist
spaces per each
lO0-112K(2) ~ Whenever a parking area of over five (5) spaces is
located across the street from other land in any residence district,
it shall be screened from the view of such land by a thick hedge,
wall or fence, approved by the Planning Board ......................
(see Code)
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
R. M, KAMMERER, COMMISSIONER
YAPHANK, NEW YORK, I1980
July 17, 1975
Benson S. Telsey, Esq.
ll7 Court Street
Brooklyn, New York ll201
Re: CR 27 (North Road), Southold
Dear Sir:
The following information is sent to you to confirm our previous conversations
relative to Capital Project No. 5028, which is the proposed improvement of
CR 27 (North Road).
In answer to your most recent question, this road was_proposed for improve-
ment or widening in order,~.to provide an adequate and safe width of pavement
for present day traffic. A~ you know, this ro._~,ad was built many years ago
to meet standards which are presently outmodedJ.,The widened road would include
features which would greatlY~C9 ~ saf~e~f t~e ~t~e].linq )mJ~l-tc.
Although we have not yet done any survey work along the existing route, it
was our intention to follow the present course of the existing road. Due to
the fact that we have not begun any survey or engineering work on this road,
it is difficult to predict on which side of the road the widening will be
made. If our present information is correct, it would appear that the road
might be widened approximately 12 feet on either side of the present right-of-
way. No precise determination can be made until we perform the survey. Due
to this fact, we advise you to keep in touch with us periodically.
We will be happy to advise you if the funds are provided for the survey and
engineering, so that you may gauge for yourself when the actual work miuht
begin.
Very truly yours,
William S. Matsunaye, Jr.
Chief Engineer
By:
A. Barton Cass, P.C.E.
WSM:ABC:ef
WICKHAM, WICKHAM & BRESSLER, P.c.
516-298-8353
June 20, 1980
Pla~mingBoard
Town of Southold
Town Hall
Southold, N.Y. 11971
Re: Minor Subdivision of Armaroy Acres
Gentlemen:
Thank you very much for your letter of June 17. I enclose a revised
list of the covenants and restrictions applicable to the lot to be
purchased by the Health Center.
Thank you very much for your help in this matter.
Sin~rfly fours. /~ . ~
Enclosure
DECLARATION OF COVENANTS & RESTRICTIONS
THIS DECLARATION made this day of
· 1980 by the S0uthold
Town Conm~u~ity Health Council, Inc., a domestic not-for-profit corporation
with principal offices at
Main Street, Greer~ort, New York, hereinafter the HEALTH COUNCIL.
WHEF~AS, the said HEALTH COUNCIL is the owner in fee simple of
certain premises at North Road, Southold, New York, known and designated at
Lot No. i of Minor Subdivision of Armaroy Acres, which premises are described
as follows:
~ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being at Greenport, Town of Southold, County of Suffolk
and State of New York, bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the southerly side of North Road
distant 622.73 feet westerly, as measured along the same,
from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly
side of Queen Street with the southerly side of North Road;
running thence along the center line of a 30 foot Right of Way,
South 17° 49' 50" East 300 feet; thence South 61° 31' 10" West
197.57 feet to the easterly side of land now or formerly of
Fenno; thence along said land, North 28° 28' 50" West 257.07
feet to the southerly side of North Road; thence along the
southerly side of North Road the following 2 cour scs and
distances:
1) North 53° 24' 30" East 134.90 feet; and
2) North 52° 37' 20" East 120.92 feet to the point or place
~ of~BEGINNING.
TOGETHER with the right to the use'of a right-of-way 15 feet
in width, the westerly line of which is the easterly line of
the premises above described and said right-of-way shall extend
southerly from North Road approximately 300 feet.
and
WHEREAS, the HEALTH COUNCIL, acting on behalf of the FANNY BEHLEN
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, and organization about to be incorporated under
the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York, intends to
construct a health center for ambulatory primary patient care, and
WHEREAS, the HEALTH COUNCIL desires to place certain covenants
and restrictions on said property to be binding upon them, their successors,
assigns and mortgagees,
NOW, THE~O~E, the Health Center, for the benefit of themselves,
their successors and assigns, in consideration of the premises and for the
purpose of carrying out the above intentions, does hereby covenant and
ag~e that the premises shove described shall hereafter be subject to
the following covenants running with the land, and binding upon all purchasers,
mortgagees ~and holders of the said premises, their h~irs, successors and
assigns, up to and including the 1st day of January, 1995, when they shall
cease and terminate:
l. The premises shall not be further subdivided nor shall the
~remises be sold except as a single unit or parcel, nor shall the premises
~r a' portion thereof be rented to boarders or transients.
2. No stables or outside toilers shall be erected on said
~rendses and no nuisance shall be created or allowed on said premises and
no use shall be made thereof that shall be dangerous to the health of, or
offensive to the senses of sight or smell of the parties of the first part,
their heirs and assigns, as owners of the premises adjoining the premises
i thereof.
3. No part of any dwelling, building or garage s~hall be constructed
within 50 feet of the street line or within l0 feet of othe~ boundaries of
Said lot and no part of any cesspool shall be within 5 feet of any boundary
of said premises.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the foregoing declaration has been executed
by the SOUTHOLD TOWN C0~TUNITY HEALTH COUNCIL, INC., the day and year
first above written. '
SOUTHOLD TOWN COM~R~UiTY HEALTH COUNCIL,
STATE OF NEW YORK :
ss
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK :
On this day of . 1980. before me personally came
,~ to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did
depose and say that he resides at . that
he is the of SOUTHOLD TOWN CON.UNITY HEALTH COUNCIL. INC..
the corporation described in and which executed the foregoing instrument;
that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said
instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by or~er of the
Board of Directors of said corporation; and that he signed his name thereto
by like order.
Notary Public
~%vember lg, !9~0
Den~ ~[rs:
r o~rchased lot ~ in A~oray Acres,located on
the Worth ?cad west of ~eens Street, for the ourpose of
b,~i~ti~ a home ~or mv family.
Amorav Acres is a fo,~r lot s~b!ivlsion which
was restricted to the constr~ctlon of only one private dwelling
on each lot by ~ecorded Covenants to that effect before it was
aoorove! by the Planning
~eoently ? received a notice from the Zoninq =card
that an aopllcation was mede b? the =eh!eh Health 7enter for
soeclal e~ception to build an .%~bu!atory ~inic on Lot ~1 which
adjoins mine on the w~st. E accented before the =o~r~, voiced
m! objection and ~sve the~ a oo~y of the Oecord~d qov=nants. The
matte~ was r~cessed to Dece~b=~
~ atto~ne~ advlse~ me that i~ all probab~l~t¥ the
a~!icat!on wi~! be denied, but in the event that it is not, r
Would have no other alternative than to reta!n him to Ko i~to
the Sumr~m~ Court to sec:~re a rest~e~nln~ order to oroteot my
v~sted proo~rty interest, whic~ ~ de~lnite!y intend to dc.
Yowever, r cannot understand, why the P]~ano~n~
=card does not honor restrictive covenants recorded before
the~ a~p~oved the subdivision, so as to orevent sit,~ations of
this kind.
rt seems to me that ~'.n!ess this pr~c=dure is
corrected, ever-z p'.~pchaser o~ a lot in. a subdivision is in
j~ooarly of hav~nT so~ethin~ oth=r the~ a private ~we!ling built
next to his home, ~less one =oas to the tro'~ble ~d expense of
r=ta~nin= an atfornev to prot=~t his interest.
5.~i!! the mown ~oa-d,or its attorr_ev, please advise
us lot own=rs in ~ sub,iris!on as to our f'zt'?~re position in
connection with this kin~i of sit'~ation.
r ~hank you for a Orompt reply.
Southold Town Woard,
Southo!d Zonin~ ~oard
a~d 2o,~tho!d
~own ~'al 1,
'o~thold, '~.?.
';i!~ia~ ~edqszytko Jr.
?~q-lst Street,
~re~nport, ~'.Y. l~gkk
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
OCT 2. ~ ~980
Mr. Benson S. Telsey
North Road
Greenport, New York 11944
Dear Mr. Telsey:
Thank you for your letter of October 2, 1980, sent to the President
concerning the Fanny Behlem Health Center, Greenport, New York. The
Fanny Behlem Health Center is funded via the Southold Town Community
Health Council, Inc., as a Community Health Center (CHC) under section
330 of the Public Health Service Act. The major focus of the CHC
program is the development of health services delivery capacity and the
support of ambulatory health care projects located in rural and urban
medically underserved areas (MUAs). Federal assistance is made
available when it is determined that either the existing public and
private health services financing arrangements or delivery systems are
inadequate to assure access to quality health care. ~roject grants ar_~
awarded~ ___to public and nonprofit_ private organizations to as~t ~h~m_
.~n ~stablishi9g or continuing t}~ operatipn of a C~ Currently, the
Fanny Behlem Health Center is pre-operational and is not providing any
services.
It is our understanding that Suffolk County has purchased one and
one-half acres of land which it will donate to the Fanny Behlem C~nter
once financing for the project has been achieved. In this regard the
project did submit a preapplication for the construction of a facility
to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Region II, in
New York City under a joint a~reement between HHS and the United States
Department of Agriculture. l~_~e_g, jonal Office reviewed the application
and forwarded their recommendation for funding to the Bureau ot CommunTty
Health Services where the recommendation was disaDnroved-].
Since administrative responsibility for the review, funding, and
monitoring of health care programs is in the Department's Regional
Offices, copies of this correspondence are being forwarded to
Mr. Karst J. Besteman, Regional Health Administrator, Region II, so
Page 2 - Mr. Benson S. Telsey
that he will be aware of your concerns. Mr. Besteman's address is the
Department of Health and Human Services, Region II, 26 Federal Plaza,
New York, New York 10007. The telephone number is area code 212
264-2560.
Thank you for your concern regarding the administration of our program.
If we can be of further assistance, please let us know.
Sincerely yours,
Edward D. Martin, M.D.
Assistant Surgeon General
Director
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND 2~57
BUREAU OF COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES
OCT ~ 8 1980
Mr. Benson S. Telsey
North Road
Greenport, New York 11944
Dear Mr. Telsey:
Thank you for your letter of October 2, 1980, sent to the President
concerning the Fanny Behlem Health Center, Greenport, New York. The
Fanny Behlem Health Center is funded via the Southold Town Community
Health Council, Inc., as a Community Health Center (CHC) under section
330 of the Public Health Service Act. The major focus of the CHC
program is the development of health services delivery capacity and the
support of ambulatory health care projects located in rural and urban
medically underserved areas (MUAs). Federal assistance is made
available when it is determined that either the existing public and
private health services financing arrangements or delivery systems are
inadequate to assure access to quality health care. Pro~ect ~rants a~
awarded to_public and nonprofit private organizations to assis~ t~m --
,~n ~stabliship~.ior continuing.ithe 0perat~Qn of
a iCl~g~ Currently, the
Fanny Behlem Health Center is pre-operational and is not providing any
services.
It is our understanding that Suffolk County has purchased one and
one-half acres of land which it will donate to the Fanny Behlem Center
once financing for the project has been achieved. In this regard the
project did submit a preapplication for the construction of a facility
to the Department of Health and Human Services (ttHS), Region IT, in
New York City under a joint a~greement between HHS and the United States
Department of Agriculture, J_~.h_~e~..R. egional Office reviewed the application
and forwarded their recommendation ~or fUnding to the Bureau ot Community
Health Servicesl
I where the recommendation was dis~pproved~.
Since administrative responsibility for the review, funding, and
monitoring of health care programs is in the Department's Regional
Offices, copies of this correspondence are being forwarded to
Mr. Karst J. Besteman, Regional Health Administrator, Region II, so
Page 2 - Mr. Benson S. Telsey
that he will be aware of your concerns. Mr. Besteman's address is the
Department of Health and Human Services, Region II, 26 Federal Plaza,
New York, New York 10007. The telephone number is area code 212
264-2560.
Thank you for your concern regarding the administration of our program.
If we can be of further assistance, please let us know.
Sincerely yours,
Edward D. Martin, M.D.
Assistant Surgeon General
Director
STATE OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICE OF HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
TOWER BUILDING · THE GOVERNOR NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER E~PIRE STATE P~.AZA · ALBANY, N.Y. 12237
DAVID AXELROD, M.D. RICHARD A. BERMAN
Commissi~er Director
October 24, 1980
Mr. Benson S. Telsey
North Road
Greenport, New York
11944
Dear Mr. Telsey:
Thank you for your letter of October 2, 1980, to Governor
Carey regarding the Fanny Behlen Health Center. The letter has been
referred to me in the Office of Health Systems Management for response.
On June 14, 1979, the Fanny Behlen Health Center received
approval from the Director of the Office of Health Systems Management
to establish and operate an independent, out-of-hos~al
and treatment center. The Fanny Behlen application and proposal was
:r~l~-~ Health Systems Agency, the State Hospital Review
and Planning Council, and the Public Health Council prior to receiving
approval by the Office of Health Systems Management's Director.
Because of outstanding issues related to facility financing
and architectural plans, final approv~l.~ to begin o ' n ~
~n until the facirTt'y sponsors have submitted evidence which
these issues to the satisfaction of this agency. With re~ard
to site selection for the fa~ilit_y_, it is the responsibility of lo~a1_
authorities-in S~ff~lk Coun~ ~6--~etermine an~nforce zoning laws. '-
Our State Hospital code requires that licensed medical facillties meet
all local laws and ordinances.
In view of the fact that zoning ordinances are a local
matter, I would llke to suggest that you contact the Zoning Board in
the Town of Southold to register your concerns. Thank you for your
interest.
Sincerely~ ,' //
Wm. J. Williams III
D i rector
Bureau of Ambulatory Care Services
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
DEPARTMENT'OF HEALTH SERVICES
October 8, 1980
DAVID HARRIS, M.D.. M.P.H.
COJ~MISSIONER
Mr. Benson S. TelSey
North Road
Greenport~ New York
11944
Dear Mr. Telsey:
Thank you for bringing to my attention thc question of the zoning of the
site proposed for the location of the Fanny Beblen Health Center. I have not
previously been informed about any potentgal zoning problem. This health cen-
ter is not to be operated by the county, although the con,unity group proposing
to operate the facility would receive soma county assistance, including an ar-
rangement by which the county would purchase the site proposed by the Fanny
Behlen Health Center Board. This ]and would be transferred to the community
group for the purpose of operating a health center.
I am bringing your concerns to the attention of the County's Depart]nent of
Real Estate, as that department is involved with the purchase of the proposed
health center site. I agree that health f~,cilit~es should be snbject to local
zoning as set out by the local planning board. I do not know what impact a
change in location ¥:ould have on the plans of the ?anl~y Behlen l{e~ith Center
Board. I aa~ sure that this will be discussed at the public hearing which you
me~tioned. I do hope that this matter cap be resolved so that efforts can
proceed to bring additional health services to the area.
S~ncerely,
David Harris, MOD., M.P.II.
DH:bk
cc: Sidney Hitche] ], Conm~issioner
Suffolk County Dept. of Real Estate
Anton Borovina, Assistant County Attorney
Shirley. Katz, Acting Director
~enFanny Behlen i!ealth Center
ry E. t.'aynor, Jr., Cbair~:,an
Southold ToYnx Planning Board
BBNSON So TELSEY
Yorth ~oa~
Dr. David :~arrl~., Com.
Dep't of Health Servlo,~s,<
Dennison Bu il din~.q,
Haupomw%e, ~'~.Y. 11787 ....
11944
LAW OFFICES
Dear Doctor:
E~%C].osed find letter relative to the
?s_mny T~eh].en Community? ~{ a]th Center ( A~bu_!ator~?
for
locating of
. ._
wl~ ic}l
T ~'~r~+~'~d that
a ........ -~o]_~c ..... will be h~-Id on
Octob~36.. ~0 snd i~ is therefore urgent that you. ~tve this
matter your m.m~.d~at~, attention.
!vzdently there has bee~ no ]qaster Plamning/
St~!dy and a matter of this kind should have broad public
participation.
! thamk you for your prompt alt. ention to this matter°
September~ 30, 1980
l~e: Fann~ Behlen Com~anitz_ Health Center (kmbulatory Care Clinic)
It has come to my attention that the above mentioned Center
pro0ose to locate on the North Road (County Road ~28, Suffolk
County N.Y., Town of Southold) west of Queen Street a short
d~stance from the En~ra .... and ,~×~t to Ra,mpgromnds of A~merica
~-~-6y ( a mobtl¥ trailer park) and has made a avpltcation
for a varience to the ~o,ard of Appeals of the Town of $outhold.
This road is a two la~e road already overburdened by
traffic, in view of the fact that we not only have the
located thereon but we also have within a short distance -
~ Motels, 2 Condominium Comple×es~ a Restaurant with a large
Banquet hall for Dinln~ an~ Dancing, a Nursing Home that has
been gr~nted permission by the Town to Build Condominiums.
The Master Plan of the Town of Southold Zoned this area
Residential - Aertcultural and to locate a Health ~enter here
would not only violate the Zoning b~t will create a Hazardous
and D~uqerous road for the residents as well as others who use
the center and the road.
The Master Plan of the Town of Southo!d provides des~.~n~ted
areas where a Health Center may be located and should be located
there ~nd not in a ar~a where it is not permitted.
The residents in the area favor a Cor~nity Health Center
but Strenously 0poose and O~ject to locatin~ sam~ on a two
~~b~5' anT~5~ ~eal. i~ center~roper location
~ ~'~ ~a~ fl~
ta~ayer in add!tfon to the o~,.~ty Fa3tor - Severe = ~ '
Congesttono
~ urge you to use your. :~oo.-~ ~ o.fm~.,s to have this matter
Followed Up and Studied in Depth before thousanis of dollars
o~[~[]rs F. onc~ ~s waste~ on a Health ~nter Tnoro~er[~
I.osate ...~ason t, ..... ~reaL~;N~r a ~ann'erous ond~tLod.
Y thank you for your ~e!iate s~ent~on to ams matfer
as time ts of the essence,
To: Dr. David ~
..... ~.~.~ Com, ~espectfu].ly y~urs,
' ~"',r'~',~ e an l,i~telr, Plarming/ 3ire Select~on
P,S~ ,, ku~ntly that., w~ no
StudyI
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Parts of Code applicable to Building Inspector's certification
of Fanny Behlen Community Health Center.
lO0-30B(4)a - No building or part thereof or any parking or loading
area shall be located within one hundred (100) feet of any street
line nor within fifty (50) feet of any lot line.
100-112C Size of spaces. Three hundred fifty (350) square feet
shall be considered one (1) parking space (to provide room for
standing area and aisles for maneuvering). Entrance and exit lanes
shalI not be computed as parking space except for driveways for
one-family and two-family residences. The minimum parking stall
width shall be ten (10) feet and the minimum length shall be twenty
(20) feet.
lO0-112A - Schedule of parking requirements.
Professional office of physician or dentist - 5 spaces per each
physician or dentist
lO0-112K(2) - Whenever a parking area of over five (5) spaces is
located across the street from other land in any residence district,
it shall be screened from the view of such land by a thick hedge,
wall or fence, approved by the Planning Board ......................
(seeCode)
September 30, 1980
It has come to my attention that the above menttoned Denter
prooose to locate on the ~orth ~oad (~ounty Road ~2~, Suffolk
County N.Y.,Town of Southold) west of Queen Street a short
distance from the .~ntrance and Exit to ~ampgrounds of America
~a~lity ( a mobile trailer ~ark) and has made a aoplication
for a varience to the ~oard of Appeals of the Town of Southold.
This road is a two lane road already overburdened by
traffic, in view of the fact that we not only have the K.O.A.
located thereon but we also have within a short distance -
3 Motels, 2 Condominium Complexes, a Restaurant with a large
Banquet hall for Dining an~ Dancing, a Nursing Home that has
been granted permission by the Town to Build Condominiums.
The Master Plan of the Town of Southold Zoned this area
Residential - A~ricultural and to locate a Yealth ~euter here
would not only violate the Youing b,~t will create a Hazardous
and Dangerous road for the residents as well as others who use
the center and the road.
The Master Plan of the Town of Southold prove, des desi?nated
areas where a Health Center may be located and should be located
there and not iu a area where it is not permitted.
The residents in the area favor a Comm~ntty Health Center
but Str~nously Oppose and Object to locatin~ same on a two
lane country road, %oneG ~esidential, and miles away fro~ the
UenSer o~' Fresen$ ~'acili~ies f~o~p~tal, etc.,) an~ where the
majority oI' uses may reside and ~ay use s~e withou~ t~e ne~d
oi' ~ransporCa~ion to an~ from the health center. Proper ~ol~tlon
of the center will avoid an unnecessaUy expense burden on the
taxpayer in addition to the Safety Factor - Severe Traffic
Congestion°
I urge you to use go,~r good offices to have this matter
~ollowed Up and Studied in Depth before thousands of dollars
of taxpayers money is w~sted on a Health Center 7np~operly
Located~and by reason thereof creating a dangerous ~ondit~on.
~ thank you for your i~mediate attention to his matter
as ~lme is of the essence.
°espectful!y y~urs,
MAYOR
GEORGE W. HUBBARD
TRUSTEES
WILLIAM D ~.LLEN
IIENRY CARLOZZI
SUPT. OF UTILITIES
JAMES I MON~ELI
236 TIIIRD STREET
GREENPORT, SUFFOLK COUNTY
NEW YORK 11944
UTILITY OFFICE TEL.
(516) 477-1748
POWER PLANT TFL.
(516) 477-0172
November 16, 1979
Mrs. Sherley Ballen Katz
Project Director
Fanny Behlen Center
P. O. Box 659
Greenport, New York 11944
Re: Water & Sewer Service Lines
Dear Mrs, Katz:
Listed below is information on water and sewer service line connections
and rates which are on file at the Village Office.
1.)
Water service line - should be 1" to service your facility.
The 12" water main is on the north side of the highway. This
work is usually contracted with the Water Department.
Cost of Installation of water service line:
A.) 3450.00 paid to the Village, which will include the
tap on main, service line under the County Road,
install curb stop, install water meter pit near
property line.
2.)
B.) $3.40 per foot from water meter to building.
C.) Rates - $19.00 per quarter - minimum charge.
Sewer Service line . should be 5" to service your facility.
The 8" gravity sewer is on the south side of the highway.
This work is usually done by private contractor and
inspected by the Sewer Department.
Mrs. Sherley ~atz
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November 16, 197q
Cost of Installation of sewer service line:
A.Y $300.00 paid to the Village for the rights to connect
any single unit.
B.) Have any approved contractor give an estimate for
sewer line construction.
C.) Have contractor file the necessary sewer application
papers with the Village.
D.)
Rates - $162.00 per year for 100,000 gals., billed on
a quarterly basis. All over 100,000 gals. will be
$1.62/M.
When your plans are finialized, please forward a plot plan so we may plan
location of the lines.
We wish every success in your endeavor.
(,Very truly
yours,
James I. Honsell
Superintendent of Public Utilities
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Eric,
cc: George Hubbard~ Mayor
700'
of Greeuport
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Nater & Sewer Service Lines
hien Center
North Road - Greenport
Scale i" - 60' 110L6-79
Job
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