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Home My WebLink About1000-25.-2-4 (2) ~ " J)7 J--u';j_rYL,k J_i-utLJ.1- MAJOR SD3DIVISION /p 1. ~ copies sketch plan received road profiles 5 ft. contours 200 ft. outside proposed drainage park and playground Affidavit of ownership 2. Meet with Planning Board 3. Required changes sent in writing 4. New submission received ~j;c.-k 5. Approval of ~ plan 6. Letter sent with resolution approving PRELIMINARY PLAT 1. Application in duplicate to Town Clerk Fee ($50 plus $5 an acre or part thereof) Inspection fee (4% of approved performance bond) 12 paper prints to Town Clerk Description of property 2. Superintendent of Highways review Meeting with developer Public Hearing (within 45 days) Advertised'/ Affidavits of publication received 5. Planning Board action (within 45 days) 6. Copy of action sent to developer (within 5 days) 3. If. 7. Sent to County Planning Department Received County's recommendations \ /.;/~hr lkhf - -1 In !J 'f 7/;; j7 r I-S/.)..,?/7! v /}-/I JI hf /jlJ)79 v' ;/Z/79 / .. , ?.. \ . .. ,.. 1.~.,..'" "'f';' '. ;,; i Southold, N,Y, 11971 HENRY E, RAYNOR, Jr. , Chai'/I1IJn JAMES WALL BENNETT ORLOWSKI, Jr. GEORGE RITCHIE LATHAM, Jr. WILUAM F. MULLEN, Jr. TELEPHONE 765.1938 April 11, 1983 Mr. William Schriever Main Road Orient New York 11957 Re: Oysterponds Village Dear Mr. Schriever: Pursuant to your request to reactivate the above captioned subdivision, please be advised that preliminary approval was given by our Board, February 13, 1979, with conditions. Our file indicates this subdivision has been inactive nearly four years, as the most recent correspondence is dated May 7, 1979 and the conditions for the preliminary approval were never met. If you wish to proceed with the subdivision of your property, please submit a new application to our Board. Upon receipt we will place the matter on the next available Planning Board agenda. If you have any questions concerning the above, please feel free to contact our office. Very truly yours, HENRY E. RAYNOR, JR., CHAIRMAN SOUTHOLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD ) i ~'~1 ~' IC l~~/ 7U-<'JY By Susan ~. Long, Secretary . As FfloM - ~)NI'Wf A..Ooe.,JE V '......A 61:. k Pi..r2- OI2.'EIJ"~ ,N.'f. I("i~l . ~~J~D~~~a~ ~~.e.o litL 1f'f7\ I ~~;J~,J~ll ~aN ~:, - . i) fh-"':~ \0 ~yt", ':\ Jr,(j~ r;, ~ f"'p<>...D "I tII;v,J cOO,.... s.il '-'^ ~ '""'" .. ~ r""-'< \.: > .l/J"....,J "".-: .J",.,. rzsJi , \) ~J ~j'kS~l Vo V\_QQ~J2 ~. . ~k-tiLl\cwl ~ Iw~k ~ k~) ~yt O~b ~~')'~~ Q~ 0...- u:.~V\;L ~~~ (\i '" f",.1- ~ ~"-:)~ ~J-~ .J IT ..ec....\A"-< Cb ~ Bv~ u....UlR~~ ~-L ~oLtll'C- I ~~~ ~ ~ ~~~ JI~~S J~ ~ t-1\~~acJ)~ _ ~l., ~~~\-~. ~ ~ r-n- ~ f41~" ~~~ W,OW- ~k~ I(IAA.L~YM~ r~ ~ ~O~ R~ ~OW-e - ~S ~ ~f t r;;~l'~ 11IfJQ~~ iu...-e-. Fa~ ~I ~ [O/J.^ \ I ~~/t(/~-. .JUSTICE TOWN OF NEW . CD U RT SDUTHOLO YORK MARTIN SUTER TOWN JUSTICE OFFICE 600 WICKHAM AVE. MATTITUCK. N. Y. 11952 OFFICE TEL. (516) 298-4111 COURT WCATION MAIN ROAD, ROUTE 25 CUTCHOGIJE, N. Y. 11935 COURT TEL. (516) 734-5550 May 7, 1979 Southold Town Town Hall Southold, New Planning Board York 11971 Re: W.W. Schreiver, Orient Oyster Pond Village Gentlemen: In accordance with an application by William Schreiver of Orient for a waiver of the turn around requirements of the Southold Town Zoning regulations in regard to his development at Tabor Road in Orient. For the east-west road terminating in a walk-way entering Village Lane, the Highway Committee recommends the applicants re- quest be granted. Applicant cannot comply with a strict requirement because he does not own sufficient area and is unable to acquire anymore space. Applicant has 78' of the 100' required and the Highway Committee after confering with the Town Highway Superintendant feels that the area available will provide most of the space needed for a turn around for vehicles at the end of this road. This is a practical solution to the problem and a waiver seems appropriate to assist the applicant to complete his develmpment and to protect the taxpayers and residents while complying with the spirit and intent of the Town zoning Rules. Highway Committee recommends approval of applicants request. Since?l~~A ~~ MS/jb . . April 23, 1979 Supervisor Albert Martocchia Town of Southold Town Hall Southold, N. Y. i197i Dear Supervisor Martocchia: The entire parcel which is to become the drainage facility on the west side of Tabor Road in Orient' is now completely filled and graded. Since the underground drainage facility has already been inspected and approved by the Superintendent of Highways, I believe I have completed all of the requirements as stated in the contract for the exchange of property with the Town of Southold. Vfi~:~t~Jl~~ WilliarnlW~ Schriever Copies To: Superintendent of Highways Planning Board Robert W. Tasker, Esq. Charles R. Cuddy, Esq. ~ 7<:- , .;--.' "'...:.5-> - .J-/6 "h 7' RAYMOND C. DEAN Superintendent Town Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, New York 11971 Gentlemen: . . ~ig4frtaJ,;! c!Elepartment ijlofun of ~outljolli '~conic, ~_ 1. 11958 Tel. 765-3140 734-5211 April 6, 1979 Re: Oysterponds Village I recommend that the requirement by the Planning Board to round the corners of the lot lines be waived as unnecessary to achieve the desired objective ~ rounding the curbing at the corners on a 12 foot radius. 1 "".. ._~ ",,It - J--L<" ! /--;1 / ~-~ t..- Very-t'lY YOjITS, c-;{/~.--~4c~/ ~YMOND C. DEAN Sup't of Highways L c.-yz h-z--..J cL.,~ /' ~ c-~:....- ~.'~.~~J --.~ - -- / T . D Southold, N.Y. 11971 JOHN WICKHAM, Chairman FRANK S. COYLE HENRY E. RAYNOR, Jr. FREDERICK E. GORDON JAMES WALL TELEPHONE 765. 1938 March 16, 1979 Southold Town Highway Committee Justice Martin Suter Councilman James F. Homan Gentlemen: At a regular meeting held February 13, 1979, the Southold Town Planning Board acted to approve the preliminary map of the subdivision to be known as "Oysterponds Village" owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Schriever. Condition 2 of the approval reads' as follows: "2. The creation of a cuI de sac on the westerly end of the proposed road be waived with the agreement of the proper agencies." As you know, there was much opposition to the east-west road in Mr. Schriever's subdivision going into Village Lane because of historical and other reasons. The Planning Board felt this road should not go into Village Lane but did not feel there should be a cuI de sac there. May we have your approval or disapproval of this matter. Yours truly,' John Wickham, Chairm~n Southold Town Planning Board " ~~L-d.. ~<AC~Z-- By Muriel B~~ Secretary /-, ( 't/7 ~ ...-4'1- /v.-z ~J Y. 77 Jczv-1 {, L c.-JL< a:. ~, GvL~ J.f9/7.C; . . R06ERT L. TOOKER WIL.LIAM W. ESSEKS MARCIA Z. HEFTER CHARLES R. CUDDY STEPHEN R.ANGEL TOOKER, ESSEKS, HEFTER, CUDDY & ANGEL COUNSELORS AT LAW lOB EAST MAIN STREET P. O. Box 279 RIVERHEAD, N.Y. tl901 TELEPHONE (516) 727-3277 March 15, 1979 Ms. Muriel Brush Town of Southold Planning Board Main Road Southold, New York Re: Schriever - Subdivision Dear Ms. Brush: Enclosed is a copy of the Planning Board's resolution granting approval for the subdivision known as Oysterponds Village. You will note that one of the conditions of the approval requires that the Highway Committee approve the road without a culdesac at its westerly end. It is from that point that the walkway is to extend to Village Lane. Would you please confirm that the Planning Board has made the request to the Highway Department concerning the necessary waiver so that in turn, Mr. Schriever may prepare the final map. Very truly yours, CRC/ec (,3U t( ~J Charles R. Cuddy V . . Fe~ru.ry 26, 1979 Southold Tmm Pla."ing Board Town Hall S"u':h.}ld, N. Y. 11971 \,;e:il':te;:nl~n : I w.,uld like to request a clarification and possible aCJlln.,n,in.,nt of the prelimhl..ry ap?roval for "Oysterp..>nds Village" as define::! In your letter of February 23, 1979. This pertains to Item Ji5 In '~hlch short radius ::urves jo1.?re required at several r09.1 intersections. The argl1nent used by the Suffoll< County Department of Planning for making this re'luire'Mmt is just not based on fact. They say that thes,~ rall i wi 11 help to prevent enc'!'oacanl3nt onto the corn..=r p:.:oparty and facii i tate turning m:)vements. The fact Is that the Town requirements call for a 36 foot roa.d width within the 50 foot ROT. with 12 foot radii for th" curbing at intersections. I have sketched a plan of this arrange- ment as it would appear In the real world. The 8h~ulders of the road wO:lld be 7 feet . '71 I I pl'7fl'.1J;"c- <fCUY~ wide which plaoes the center of curvature of the curbing at the lpters~ction 5 feet back from .,ach sideline. Thus the distance from the center of curvature to the Inter- sectio~ of the sidelines wIll be 5{2'= 7.07 feet. That places the ~urbing 4.93 fe8t fro", that intersection of th,? sid,?1ines at the nearest p.oint w':1ich is not very di.fferent from the 7 feet mai.ntaln?d over ./ 5, C~/S' 7; the balance or the road. Unless the traffic climbs over the curb ani goes 5 feet into the shoulder there Is no possibility .or it encroaching on the corner property. To include th?se short radius curves in the plan will add significantly to the engln~ering costs in laying out the road. Two monuments will be required at each 00rner instead of just one. The deeds to the lots and to the road itself will be greatly complicated by the requirement to describe this curve" In the bounjs of the property. Th", m.ps will have to provide a lot of extra dimensions . . The Southold Town Planning Board February 26, 1979 in very tight quarters, especially on the 100 feat to the inch scale for the filedllap. And all of this extra effort and expense serves no useful purpose whatever. The only purpose this could possibly serve would be to accomodate the eventual widening of the paved road to the full 50 foot width of the ROW. Suoh an event might be possible in the cities in the western part of Suffolk County, but that will never happen in Orient. Therefore I ask that the modification required by Item #5 to provide short radius curves be dropped by the Planning B~ard. If this requiremont cannot be eliminated, then the radi! must be specified. From the drawing presented, it would appear logical to make the radii 5 feet so that the 7 foot shoulder width would be preserved as the curbing goes around the corner. That will give the Town exactiy 2.07 feet of aj,jitional property on tho corner which shows just how absurd the requirement actu311y is. Please let 10" know your determination. ~JlJ1:;Ii1Z~ William N. Schriever T . D Southold. N.Y. 11971 JOHN WICKHAM. Chairman FRANK S. COYLE HENRY E. RAYNOR, Jr. FREDERICK E. GORDON JAMES WALL TELEPHONE 765. 1938 February 23, 1979 Charles R. Cuddy, Esq. 108 East Main street Riverhead, New York 11901 Dear Mr. Cuddy: The ~ollowing action was taken by the Southold Town Planning Board at a regular meeting held February 13, 1979. RESOLVED to grant approval to the preliminary map o~ the subdivision to be known as "Oysterponds Village" located at Orient and owned by William and Barbara Schriever, said map dated November 27, 1978 subject to the ~ollowing: 1. A 10 ~oot wide walkway be provided measured ~rom Village Lane easterly ~or a distance o~ at least 73 ~eet inlength with a barrier provided ~or protection against vehicle access to Village Lane. 2. The creation of a cuI de sac on the westerly end of the proposed road be waived with the agreement o~ the proper agencies. 3. Drainage be computed by a licensed engineer. 4. Road dimensions adhere to Town Highway speci~ications. 5. A short radius curve should be provided at the southeast corner o~ lot 8, the northeast corner o~ lot 9, and the southwest corner o~ lot 6. Use o~ a short radius curve will help to prevent encroachment onto the corner property and ~acilitate turning movements. 6. No driveway should be located within 50 ~eet o~ right-o~- way of Main Road. 7. No vehicular access should be permitted ~rom lot 1 to the Main Road. Note should be placed on ~inal map that vehicular . . . Charles R. Cuddy, Esq. -2- February 23, 1979 access to lot 1 is restricted to Tabor Road. In regard to the recommendations of the Suffolk County Department of Planning, the determinations of the Planning Board were as follows: . #1 - agreement #2 - disagree - road alongside Orient Central Cemetery should be reserved for #3 - no necessary because the road will not COIL~ect #4 - does not apply #5 will be taken care of when new engineering is presented #6 - has been taken care of by Board of Appeals action #7 - stormwater will be taken care of by engineering I enclose a copy of the County recommendations for your information. Yours truly, Muriel Brush, Secretary Southold Town Planning Board Enclosure Copy to William Schriever . . ROBERT L. TOOKER WILLIAM W. ESSEKS tvlAHclA Z. HEFTER CHARL.ES R. CUDDY STEPHEN R.ANGEL TOOKER, ESSEKS, HEFTER, CUDDY 50 ANGEL COUNSELORS AT LAW 108 EAST MAIN STREET P. O. Box 279 RIVERHEAD, N. Y. 11901 TELEPHONE (5161727-3277 February 14, 1979 Robert Tasker, Esq. 425 Main Street Greenport, New York Re: William W. Schriever - Town Southold Dear Mr. Tasker: Mr. Schreiver met with members of the Planning Board and the Town Board at the Supervisor's Office on Wednesday, February 7, 1979. . The meeting was called to discuss Mr. Schriever's subdivisions and in particular, the proposal for drainage. During the meeting, at which I was also present, the question of completion of the work at the drainage site at Tabor Road which is to be exchanged with the Town was discussed. tlr. Homan and Judge Suter, as members of the Highway Committee, were present and concluded that that Mr. Schriever could include in the performance bond for the adjoining subdivision an amount to cover the fill requirements to be placed on the drainage area. Mr. Schriever agreed to this proposal. I believe that this should permit us to proceed to have the deeds executed so that the exchange of property may take place. Please confirm this. I am sending a copy of this letter to the Planning Board, although the members of the board were present at the time of this discussion. This letter is being sent merely to have on record the agreement that an amount may be included in the subdivision performance bond for the completion of the fill at the town drainage area. Very truly yours, .r ,___",.__ ~-'-O",\ Charles R. Cuddy CRC/ec cc: Planning Board . J-J.75' FROM LONDON: As new owners of Brown's house we strongly oppose the project coming into Village Lane which would inter- fere with the existing landmark conditions of Village Lane which is the main reason why we bought our house. This will present serious danger for our two small children on way to school, will bring noise, pollution and added traffic and risks undermining value of property. Mace de Gasitines de Vallee TELEGRAM . . COMMISSION Seth A. Hubbard Chairman Lee E. Koppelman Director of PJanning Suffolk County Department of Planning JOHN V.N. KLEIN. County Executive Veterans Memorial Highway Hauppauge, L. /., N. Y. 979-2920 February 6, 1979 Mr. John Wickham, Chairman Town of Southold Planning Board Main Road Southold, N.Y. 11971 Re: Preliminary Map of Oysterponds Village S/e/c Main Road, N.Y.S. Route 25, and Tabor Road, Orient, N.Y. Dear Mr. Wickham: In accordance with your request the staff has examined the proposed subdivision layout for a 21.809 acre tract reputedly owned by William W. and Barbara D. Schriever and offer the following comments on the map for your use. Generally, the layout of the subdivision is considered to be satisfactory. When the Commission reviews this proposed subdivision its primary concern will be the impact that the subdivision will have on Main Road. The Commission usually requires that: (1) there be no vehicular access to Lot 1 on Main Road and a note be placed on final map stating that vehicular access to Lot 1 is restricted to Tabor Road; (2) no driveway on Tabor Road be located closer than 50 feet to Main Road; (3) a short radius curve be provided at the northwest corner of Lot 1 to facilitate turning movements and to help prevent encroachment onto the lot by vehicles; and (4) adequate stormwater disposal be provided to insure that no storm- water resulting from the development and improvement of the subdivision or any of its lots will flow into Main Road. As far as the interior layout of the subdivision is concerned the following should be given additional consideration: 1. A short radius curve should be provided at the southeast corner of Lot 8, the northeast corner of Lot 9, and the southwest corner of Lot 6. Use of a short radius curve will help to prevent encroachment onto the corner property and facilitate turning movements. 2. The staff questions the need and purpose of the area on the north side of Orient Central Cemetery that is being reserved for future right-of-way. If this strip is developed as a road it may feed traffic directly into Village Lane when the vacant lands to the east are developed. . . Mr. John Wickham - 2 - February 6, 1979 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3. The proposed road between Village Lane and Tabor Road appears to be satis- factory. It will provide the residents of the subdivision access to the business and community area on Village Lane. However, as mentioned above, if the right-of-way to the east is developed some traffic problems may develop. Considering the extent of the vacant lands to the east of this subdivision and the traffic that will be generated when they are developed, this road will function as a collector street. This function will detract from the residential amenities of the lots along the street in addition to causing congestion at the intersection on Village Lane. 4. It would appear that the westerly end of the proposed road (Village Lane terminus) will be subjected to parking by those who are utilizing the busi- ness and community facilities on Village Lane. Therefore, it is felt that that section of the road between Village Lane and Lot Line 18-19 should be curbed. Curbs will prevent parking on lawn areas and help to prevent break- down of the edge of pavement. The pavement width should be adequate to handle traffic flow and parking. A minimum width of 34 feet is necessary (two 12' travel lanes and one 10' parking lane). Parking restrictions may be an alternative to requiring a pavement width of 34 feet but it is felt that curbs in this area will be necessary regardless of pavement width. 5. The subdivider is proposing a flat spot in the road grades. This should not be permitted. Changes in road grades should be made by use of a vertical curve. 6. There are a number of small parcels adjoining the subdivision that are re- putedly owned by one of the subdividers. The staff questions their not being included as part of the subdivision. If they are not included it would appear that a number of landlocked parcels will be created. 7. The lowness of the area in the vicinity of the proposed road and private right-of-way presents a problem. Since there is no way that stormwater can get out of this area the design of the drainage system becomes critical. The design capacity of this system should take into consideration the entire tributary area and not just the runoff from the proposed road. Requiring dry wells at roof leaders on each lot plus dry wells to handle driveway run- off may help to minimize the runoff from the lots that will reach the drain- age system. Lawn areas, particularly during the winter, can be a problem even though the amount of runoff is minimal. Staff comments on a preliminary map the Suffolk County Planning Commission. be referred to the Commission for review County Charter. do not constitute a review of the map by When the map has been finalized it should pursuant to Section 1333 of the Suffolk Very truly yours, CGL:jk File: Enc!. : 1333-SR-79-03 Map Lee E. Koppelman Director of Planning by ~&~;j Charles G. Lind Chief Planner, Subdivision Review Section ; .;(. ~ . . 'l,\o~ if Orient,New York 11951 Feb.G,1979 ,~a'lf~ ", -', 'Irqo q; \) ( ".- fl. ~.- , 'I Southold Town Planning Board 1\,1' John Wickham, cnairman ~ " , Gentlemen, lie wish to state our obJections to the ec.st/west road ruw;ing between Tabor Rd. and Village .Lanc,Orient as shown on the .i:'relLlinary map presented bY' ;;11'. William Jchriever for his development known as Oysterponds Village situated in the hamlet of Orient. 'fhis ob;jection has been atEt",d ,,,t previous .Planning Board meetinJs: Sketch ~ap April 21,1974,~ay 5,1975 ( at this time the .Planning j30a1'<1 favored a cul-de-sac rather than an exit on Village j"ane ) and on July 7,1975 when a ,ireliminary map were prei3ellted to the board. At that time a number of Orient residents were present and objected to access from or to the IJBne. Our objections as follows: 1. Village Lam1 is too narrow wi V1 only one side of the street parking permitted a_no it follows that there is only a dim possitJili ty that the average car could negosaate the turn onto Village Lane without encroaching on oothlanes. 2. A real danber for emergenc:! vehicles using VillaGe Lane with the additional acess. 3. At all times of the year it would present", hazard to any vecldcle, bicycle or IJedestrian on Village Lane , but the in= creased use in the summer months would be horrendous. 4. '~'here seems to be no ;justification i'or thi s road 0 treer tlliiU a benefi t to the developer. Certainly no ef'iercency vehicle wo"ld readily choose it, people ~oing from east to west to get to the village are not goin,~ to "detoIlI'" down l'aoor lIDad, throtll,h a develojJ~ent to bet to the Fost Office or store. And the final danr;er if:; of utmost i~JljOrt,,:wlce, f,)r the children of -Jil , < ~ - ~,',:-~ . . . . Orient walking to and from school- Just one more road to crosso On a positive note, if I were to buy a lot in this develop- ment, I certainly Vlould appreciate having no through street. It would be an extra maseure of pro~ection for children as well as for the entire family and an add3d plus for buying. \Ve definately favor the road from Tabor Road coinr; westJto end in a cul-de-sac. Sincerely, Viilliam Y. and Loraine S.TeI3l J4Z.' " S. CJ~"r;. 1J~ p;j~ copy to: ~r Albert Martocchia,Supervisor '. . . Orient,New York 11957 Feb.6,1979 Southold Town Planning Board Mr John Wickham, chairman Gentlemen, We wish to state our objections to the east/west road running between Tabor Rd. and Village Lane,Orient as shown on the Preliminary map presented by Mr.William SchrieTer for his development known as Oysterponds Village situated in the hamlet of Orient. This objection has been stated at previous Planning Board meetings: Sketch Map April 21,1974,May 5,1975 ( at this time the Planning Board favored a cul-de-sac rather than an exit on Village Lane) and on July 7,1975 when a Preliminary map were presented to the board. At that time a number of Orient residents were present and objected to access from or to the Lane. Our objections as follows: 1. Village Lane is too narrow wit h only one side of the street - parking permitted ~d it follows that there is only a dim possibility that the average car could nego,eiate the turn onto Village Lane without encroaching on both8lanes. 2. A real danger for emergency vehicles using Village Lane} with the additional acess. 3. At all times of the year it would present a hazard to any vechicle,bicycle or pedestrian on Village Lane ,but the in" creased use in the summer months would be horrendous. 4. There seems to be no justification for this road other than a benefit to the developer. Certainly no emergency vehicle would readily choose it, people going from east to west to get to the village are not going to "detour" down Tabor Road, through a development to get to the Post Office or store. And the final danger is of utmost importance, for the children of ;,,'J;',_'" "'",',:-\ ii;';, ~ "nu"o."~_ ~+, "';< \- . ' .: I-".Ii::';';' "','. .'"'''"'''"''"-'" -, 'f":':. ,'.,-, -... , " Orient walking to and from school- just one more road to cross. On a positive note, if I were to buy a lot in this develop- ment, I certainly would appreciate having no through street. It would be an extra maasure of protection for children as well as for the entire family and an added plus for buying. We definately favor the end in a cul-de-sac. road from Tabor Road going west to ~ Sincerely, William Y. and Loraine S.Terry Jo1 Q "U:. S. (i;r: y~ copy to: Mr Albert MartQcchia,Supervisor . JOHN W. LOMAS Cedarnook P.O. Box 822 Orient. New York 11957 February 5, 1979 Planning Board Sont'101d He,"-' York 11971 Gentlcnen: ~s rA9i~Ants of Orient, we are CODcerne~ TJith t~e prorosed ',HIl i ".111 Sel".'iever glll-:>divi gi on off '['ahnr R02(1. 'ole un".erstand tha.t he hlS .3.-::,.lre-i foY> 02')yy('()val of an 'Jccess \AIEl_Y from Villa~e Lane. ~e feel tl1.8.t tl1j s 1.JOu1d be detri~Bntal tn the character of an histori.c str>e"t and pould ad/I. to its eYistins trgffic p~ohle~s. 148 ur2:e :101] tn rl_enJr h 5_ 8 ~e1u~st qD~ confine the 9ccess to t~e tr>qct to Tabor Road. Sincerely Y0urs, \~'"- 4/.~ JO;lD LJ. Lom?s ~~~-..~ '-}race R. 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({vv t ZtVL ~f VV<-C:;) ~, r, (;? / tL;J Q /Yc~"7r;j ./'K I~~~ i C0,-L cf /lC 7c~-€/ j /l) 1 (J ;/ K./L J/ I..e (j//Yi.{/v~l I '..../ tlVJ/1 ;/7/?;j //(.. ; . /) t~(.. t~7?if-/ U~'1 UV U?A.A/4 ~'^'v, t"",J!e. ilv ct~'" . 1 . /' J /v v . L. Lt ~-<Lui! .1 t-~~t..~lA.- ." I v '7 /) ~~~~. _ (7 :;. ?i/~ /l' / c-\/ L.-(.. L " t{,~. . ROBERT BERKS . Halyoa~e Avenue, Orient, }{. Y. 11957 'Tel. 516.323-3507 5 February, 1978 Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, N. Y. 1+971 Dear Gentlemen, We wish to raise objection to the proposed access road into Orient Village which is intended to join Village Lane with the projected sub-division on Tabor Road. It is our understanding that the proposed sub-division is planned for cluster zoning. Certainly the most desirable characteristic of well-planned cluster zoning is that it preserves the architectural and environmental integrity of an area. Such integrity is now found in a more traditional form in the historical landmark district of Orient Village. It is a fragile environment, and its qualities are ensured to a large degree by its road plan. It would not be consistent for a planned community to commit an environmental insult upon an eKisting area for the sske of what can only be regarded,as a questionable convenience. One would hope that individuals who choose to live in Orient will come to enjoy, as the undersigned cherish, the very quality which an access road would diminish. Sincerely, rtr,t.{~ Robert Berks and 2~/NA ~~J Doroth~. Berks . /'t; ~',,2~ 6- [~/d , ny //9s1 ..j~ ,!J- Lt.U ~ a./'C-Lf /979 1-" 01 ~__.~_i:L&rru/fU/ '-iU-L ~UJ ...A.L'-~~d ~,~16Aj h, ~fl. ~ t:~L ~ /h1:'-.A_<-J-U:.l J!--#-XL-u ~0 V~ X~ //X-/ O/U~J. . WL.- ~~ ~~~.A.J-~ t:UJ tJ-(~ ~~ .~ 'V ~j'/ ,;(~ ~J ,.#-L.LJr.) ;LLL/L~_L-!./J(A/ ~ -CLj ~l tUJ -tH~j fAA~. 0-UL/ ~~ ~ ~J .~;tL..-Lu~1~d~~ /JuW ~ . J-j ~ ~l~~/{{j{f~-U-L~ -LJ: -A.udJ; . U~t ~ ~K-.~ J::L-I-~~e-& ---1- -U~~~ '..J' . c:2 ) ~L (U-;0 __-/J-L~L,--h.AJ-~ '4F h. M-A- - _M- P--'/~~. I..1.Mf1fh f' VC CaAA- Ik(f Jlu J.tJ -tnrf i.~.1 /)U-L.c'- _ 3j J~ JA/rvYJ-e~\1 .p-t;-.- ~~~ J~'v --!'2t, I_a rK..<J L.~ fIUL-!.N:.... LL-4/ ~.'7,u:_?<-;;f ~. c.A...~~?1.~LL_7J{; 4)~. c7,,- ~~ jV'j0~'.d - '-~d ~L ~a.4--L1 b)c. -v.~ ;;f~~,<-d-A (6 ~f0' ;tVLd "k1u-J ~ /Jurt ~_~fi-(fLeL ~ ~ ~ /~AAJ//~. J,U-4/J ~. r.'li-Lv ~ f-L-a.i ik -r~~ J;/- OjU.L-x.;t juJ 0-v JU- 1.-L.'LLrL~~ Jj ---u ~7U ~ A~~. 'tJL tLff ~~. J-o . . .~ a f--<j'--fi:L ~ /bU ~i::. :WL- !Let ~L t' J~yL-4/)~L~'-1~~-t /-Iu~;t ~ Y~~1U ~'-tI-~1:. ll1u J~t_~J \_/UL{ tLt.u _..L.?14~L U....,r..t. / J6L~ ?~~i jU'~J~LA(jdL ~U.A/tL tJ d.cL~ vh k/~ p..(J.-V ~jJ P./_UAI/JU ---lvI-.-/- tl<...I!.~1 p~ I ~ ~&~ /~?1.u i HU(j~~.:t[f h ./b-~~tiJ (/JtV/c h ~ ~ ft~~). ulJ ~ / . , )Il4AJ -tj./<j. A (:.u~( .A-~e. ~...u-('k) ~ IY#.~-uz. -i H~V avJtf,ul ~I tfUi>> -LrwJ--&j ~UJ ~ .~ ~~,Ij~LPj ~ {(. ~~k-<</ ~ JLtUJ ~/m...0~' iL-uv ~k '-VJJ~/ /~:/ /Ju.L~~ t;L<v ~ -: ~ ~ ~. ~/)L~'-GeJ _ 'tV-Z.- ~.xV-j ~:u /~ tiu. 't:-'(/Jf1 /-~-Iu.).6,/L<_~i Y' tL f-<<.r \_-Icy(_tL ~~?'{--4./Y.e./)t-~ ~-;C~L.{..,..(jK<-U~ r~ 'hr../~J . J' ~.Ut.Z/0 / 'I ~1~ ~fC?~ 1/UUj~ ~ucf . . . . .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . in ~ "- i!.. ;; N "' . LINTON DUELL 3518 wAIALAE AVE: HONOLULU HI 9b81b . ~ ~ Mailgram r~l .-. ........ . . 1-0Z8110COjb 02/05/79 TLX REFHTCB HON NYAC SUSPECTED DUPLICATE 17205 HTC HB HONOLULU HI FEB 5 OBJECT SCHRIEVER, LATEST PLAN OF SUBDIVISION ~ITH 50 FOOT ACCESS ROAO, JOINING VILLAGE LANE, IN O~IENT. LINTON DUELL 11110b EST MGMCOMP MGM SOUTHOLD TO~N PLANNING BOARD SOUTHOLD TO~N HALL SOUTHOLD NY l1C171 . . -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TO REPLY BY MAilGRAM. SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR WESTERN UNION'S TOll - FREE PHONE NUMBERS . . . . . .~ . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . ii5 "- ~. ;; N ~ . HEN~Y H TERRY 1~5NORTH LAKt~UOO MAITLA~D FL 327~1 C IRCLEe ,I'-lt~ l'o~r/,@ ........ M -I ~~.. ~ western union al ~ram ~ ~ ~ .-. ....... . 4-0c0832E03b 02/05/79 ICS IPMMTZZ CSP NYAB ~0~831b509 MGM TOMT MAITLAND FL 100 02-05 IIS1A EST . . PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF SOUTHHOLD SOUTHH0LD NY il971 . . . R~ SCHRIVER P~OPERTY ORIENT. AS OWNER ADJACENT TO SCHRIVER I OBJECT TO DEVELOPMENT TO INCLUDE ACCESS . ROAD TABOR ROAD TO VILLAGE LANE HORACE TERRY 11:50 EST MGMCOMP MGM . . . . . . . . . . . . . TO REPLY BY MAilGRAM, SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR WESTERN UNION'S TOll - FREE PHONE NUMBERS . . . Richard J. Gillooly Harbors ide P.O. Box 127 Orient, N.Y. 11957 February 5, 1979 Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, L.I., NY 11971 Gentlemen: I am writing to express my concern regarding application by Mr. William Schreiver of Orient for a subdivision known as Oyster Ponds Village as suggested by a map drawn by Mr. VanTyle dated November 27, 1978. Much time and effort has been spent by the residents of Orient to establish an historic district in the village and the introduction of a 50' road seems contrary to these efforts. If I am not mistaken, this matter has been discussed at length in the past and the community's objections to this approach have been well documented. May I suggest that the Planning Board note the strong objections from the residents of Orient for the plan as currently proposed and that time be spent to work out a suitable development proposal that takes into consideration all parties involved. In closing may I say that I am con- fident that no one wishes to deny Mr. Schreiver his right to develop his property but Mr. Schreiver must realize that the community has a right to maintain what many consider to be a unique balance. Yours very truly, j 7 / . , /":"-1- {-It i?~ ..x\_ ..~'" ,-.... ,:f .1 ;C(.{lJ. Z1-/I, "_/ r / Richard J. Gillooly l/ RJG:jbp . . February 5, 1979 Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, New York Gentlemen: As a resident of Orient, arrl Village Lane for over fifty years, I wish to take this opportunity to state my oPIX>sition to a proposed fifty foot (50') wide road, running west to east from Village Lane, Orient, to Tabor Road, Orient. It is my feeling that this road \'lOuld alter the village, and detract from its historical value. Yours truly, - . . Vq,.rI-QIiV '/2..( ve r- ? J . Or/~rJ r: Q.J >'- I/q51 ~~rTU~ r'f --j~ Jq 79 -:50v...ThoIJ --;7/t?.nnln1 ;3oo,u--d. ~O, r 5';,....-5 ~ Wd- (,00 t./VJd II Ke. ---;:, e'/..(f t-edo Ol.-t>r c>crCfa<:~>f)/.on -Jp ---The (]~(foC"ed &-A,I -fro101 .iJlrr- ~f, 1-18 v~ r-b cJ Ii:. ",e( C(fe me 01 t:)Ti '/0 () / J Je>..'f ~ of- <7(, rJ e- ~...- ~ c) r-eo..;5o nC5, h,..6/;' UI J)~Cfe /...a. n e. IS L:C J,161(;huOc) {;o,...,....rdor- '-I- WC!/ do 1? err be/re,.l e- 1(::: cf,Q..o... e-re r- -5hoCNld be. chctno;ed WII),Oi./LJ/ "?he !l7~o7 ca..J-~fvv)1 5'Cc..<--7Iny. 5ec:.ond' I'y ( we- Jo ~)uz (.Ie...- 5t:.<.-c-h 4.71 e'f./I Dn UJ/)a.'!'t, /.-(;(n~ W()i.NIJ. ~t-eCJL.J,i C<- m~e/do,n'1l]rc>t1.,s (t7-ri. r6e. c-C t:J n e fJd4-lf7<f e r-, n r r/Jo-rA, c1 r( v8 r -.t- q:e.J 86 J:}./ CA. IJ . We. W 0 lAJl d h ''Yj!!- --r-h <7i I .... ........... . . .LA I- s:~)., N <u/ e ,- Co u." / d C K;; 0. -:re a...- C 1.<-/ -de - S"'C- / /J ).16 de velt:J(fe n7 ~ n;- q,/I# <IV , 17 q b" ,.JJ (j' 1) -rict nG e- '" eN il 611 -;;; ~6or -goad wh,ch /~. JJ ~i -r/;, cc"'-- hda. v ,I y Ji-e1t. ve!c:~ d. 6;"nc cz rely / 10-.,-(/) -+ Gene- o/..) II A . . King Street Orient,N.Y. Feb. 5, 1979 Southold Town Planning Board Southold,N.Y. Gentlemen, I am the owner of the prpperty at the above address and another dwelling on Village Lane in Orient. I wish to go on record as being opposed to the plan to construct a street leading into Village Lane from the new housing development. Such construction would certainly alter the present character of the village and therefore would be unacceptable in an area designated as an historic site.I also do not see how such construction could be considered essential. Sincerely, Izu~ T. Nolan . L - Fa. 5, 1979. ~ent, N.Y. ~ r Planning Beard, Seutheld Tewnslilp, New Yerk, 11971. SchrieTer'. Prepesed Right IIf Way h Villa.ge La.ne, Orient. As an Orient preperty ewner I am un~erably eppesed h the abeve. Village Lane is a narrew street with scarcely ree. fer three cars to pass. If this right ef way is granted it will result in unwarranted cengestien due te traffic entering and leaving the right ef way and, in effect, will result in a public read between Village Lane and Tabor Read. This will change the character ef Village Lane. In view ef the prepesed declaratien ef this area te be an Histeric Sight which so many ef the Village residents faver and have werked so hard fer it is !!I.bselutely essential te keep Village Lane exactly as it is new. ~'--- e) . Orient Fire District ORIENT, LONG ISLAND NEW YORK 11957 February 5, 1979 Southold Town Planning Board Southold Town Supervisor: Albert Martocchia & Town Board Members Dear Sirs: We the Orient Fire District Commissioners have been informed that an application has or possibly will,.be presented by Mr. William Schriever to once agafn make changes in his Tabor Road subdivision. The change brought to our attention was that of creating another street entrance on Village Lane next to former property of A. Ross Norklun. We the Orient Fire Commissioners desire it to be understood that in no way will this road in our estimation change the quality of our fire protection and it is our opinion that no one has any right by inferance or otherwise to claim it will. In our districts protection for fire and rescue we feel we presently have and are furnishing as good and better protection both time and quality wise as any community of our comparable size. Thank you. \ Respectfully, Orient Fire Commissioners: :1r~e.~ ~obert lJie~, Sr. ~. ~< El uc r. Ro ort ~~ l~;;~ L~rles Harris ~ P. O. Box 5l!!f' ORIENT, L. I., N. y, 11957 () U/J r=..l. all rn., fi~: 9........... . oll_~.ll e ~ -10 0- ...." c.... . ,i) a.- .::P;d-JS #" ~ 'J 2J.., J~. ~ ._~ J?6~r ~ - ..:J.cf,' . .' ra?'. 1"C?J--%r ..fJ. - r~4.-'~ .J2.~J4."".1.~/'J71' ~_;/n.'j 'u~ _~. __ 0.. .Jo' -J~e.o j ~ r:.QO:/""- 70.. .. . j.L- _- tI to ~ _: - .' tr__- ""..o.../J r .ft c.e. '~7"-"- rr;J ..zp -' O. -p- .:._,,- /J~ 7C~~ nJL.'~r. 97---,... 0.0 ~ c- ."OJ) ~ Cfr':J - -r:: ;;C; cJ--A-~ ~ --~ ~ 0- _..@ ____ ~ ~ c-;- I"O-,Z:;- Z .r---.r _' ....' ........rL 0':~" - () f) . '. ~':..r '/ J' d" ~..J~ ~~ rcz.~~ ---...... RICHARD NAGY 283 WATCHUNG AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07003 r~'f 1/1J if) t.uvo .G",v>. :;; ~~ ~. 4. G... LM>~ ~ ,/l.Pc 0-1~ "M..i ~{a..-:t~~. t:lJ ~ ~.~ (~~.J~/C{)' .f ~c-{i2-C- ~ ~ c ?C-. t.O t tbA~/ ~rA-c-<cR ~- V~ ~~ IZ- C~f~<4~~~~;J-' ~~{tjj ~~ (~wdfl~ ~~~ t"~c(~ c4~l.~ ~ ~(.[t;u;f, ~ tu().?7~ ~ ~ ~e- /.~.f ~~1'~~o(~?~~ (.Jo- ~ c... ko. {f-~ "f c oz-<.~ &- d-. ~~~ ~~T~~ ~- ..... / 9'16' ~~ ~ ("-(~ ~vt If ro 3~ '~r zf. ~t.-7 ~7:? Ut~ ~~ cA>AA..- zt-1<7l.-' ~~~~ .7&~tP~) /~ fl./ . ?' ~T ..v)< ) -,~- _"~C .. 0/" ~ ~fr~o' ~ ~p-:rr r~.q --;~. · rl '1){. 7>7"p~ ~, , 'IT' ?t0W -1 ~ ~ / / ~ ~ ,>A~;; ~ q# · ~., ff7 714f' , ~ ir,'2/<-/l? ~ ~;' ~.~4~~~ , ~rnc / ~ '-"r','-_~"':"""""" / ~4( ~? ( ,~""-:-,.. --'----,---~.,----:- --~- "'~'--""""'':,''--~--'''-- -~~-""'~-~'-"'-'~~-----"'-- ----'----:-:----,---- --l",-' ','--" '-'_r '''''':"'''~:~ f77(/~~ ~ f/f '~ '" ~~N . 7t' +~ r""'-W4: -p ~"'~~ ~ / Y-7"Y// ~ -~-' ~~~ .' - Dr. Arthur H. Van De Water,Jr. 515 Glenview Drive Winona, Minnesota 55987 - - - - - - - - - - Planning Board Town of South New York 11971 .J:o'e bruary 4,1979 Gentlemen: On behalf of myself,my brother Cole H. Van De Water and my sister Anne V. McComiskey I am writing to express our distinct disapproval and objection to what has been reported to us aa a contemplated plan to establish ~o roadway between Tabor Road(or otherwise subdivision to be known as Oysterponds Village) and Village Lane,Orient, New York. We are'coowners of property on West Bay Avenue, Orient an.l believe the resultant confusion of traffic on Village Lane in the general area of the post office would seriously affect real estate values as well as the general character of this fine village. v Sw!;]jJJidj; Arthur M. Van Do Water, SHIP CHANDLERS SHIP MODELS .~E PRINTS-PAINTINGS NAUTICAL ANTI. ... ---- S.1: PRESTON 6 SON. Inc. --- GEORGE H. ROWSOM MAIN STREET WHARF, GREENPORT, L I.. N. Y. 11944 TEL. 516 GR 7-1990 President February 3, 1979 Southold Town Planning Board Southold Town Hall Southold. New York 11971 Dear Members: I have studied Mr William Schriever's planned blitzkrieg of the Village of Orient as ammended on November 27th. 1978. The proposed fifty foot right of way into Village Lane is superflous and a devitilization of the charm and heritage of the area. This heritage now cries out to the members of the Planning Board for protection. The remnants of Mr Schriever~s partially completed preambles to his previous ephemeral visions of grandeur are still painfully visable and are a pock on the landscape. CO~y~ 6~ George H Rowsom Terry Point Orient, New York . . R. E. Van Nostrand P. O. Box 153 Orient. N. Y. 1 1957 Southold Town Planning Board T01l1 Hall Sciuthold, New York :3 February 1979 Gentlemen I tith the advent of a new year the residents of Orient are exposed to still another effort by "tilliam Schreiver to project a proposed development road into Villll&e Lane. A/J a resident of V1111l&e Lane and the owner of add! tional property on Orchard street I .. DIOst opposed to this aspect of the proposed sub-division. That a small development such as is proposed should have access to two town roads is, to me, questionable as it is ~ impression that your board desires to limit the number of new roads entering existing town roads. ~te probabl1 so_ claim will be made that the road as it is mapped will be of benefit to the Orient Fire Department. As a fire department m8lllber and one who frequentl1 drives the first truck to respond,I can assure you that. the road entering Villll&e Lane would be, in reality, a. detrimGt. Fire Police would very pollsibl1 be required to protect the intersection. lbat aeset the road, as proposed, would be to the developS' is not apparant to the writer, but I .. convinced that it WOuld be an intoleraQle nuieance and a haszard t.o the rest of US and I respectfull1 1-elp8st that this petition be denied. 7i;;;;ktLit~"t;P h~rt E. Van Nostrand ~...".-,<&,,,.._"'~:~~:{;;';; "i. -~~.W.:0r:~'G=~J;-~i!.~F~~~:,~~~;r~':' -~'~'-"~.]:';'~~_~TI~' 1 ""~'~"-'1JINU1IIr;;t~.,.---::_ . . . , Febnuary 3, 1979 Dear. Mr. Chairman: I am writing in reference to the proposal of having a road open on Village Lane in Orient Village. I am totally opposed to this proposal as it would destroy the beauty of Orient Village. I feel that ~rient is unique because it has kept its early done ta keep its historical scenic. Village everthing should be Lane as it stands today. American character and I am convinced that A road cutting into it would by no means inhance its beauty, but on the contrary would take away some of the cha:rnn of Orient Village. I do hope you take into consideration the: feeling of the inhabitants' of Orient, who like us, would like to see Village Lane' remain untouched. < Very sincerely yours, h~,L- Doctor Marie-Lise Gazarian Gautier' j'("k.,./'\. ~ ~I~' Nathalie ~an Gautiel!' { , f.~~ 4j~ '~~"--"-- -- S-o V~J OtV'" R~ I s~vt- tV Y 1/77 '.""""-'.-'-',",-'-. "'~"''''' . . . . V~:;? - ~ }~.~ r;: '. / . /~/ -' !/!4/~-~ ?~I~~ ~ ~1 a v-Jl<:r ,~ ~ ~. v.rz~ /fZb~o y~ cY-cd' ~ L ~~~ &'{ A~ ~ rrrr tlU?7- I/~t-r~ A ~ ~ ~~ {eJ2.l_ d. LJ~7~ . tic~ ;to LI,;~y~. r -.d- ~ J"'-- ~~ ~ Je. t4:~ y-c~ l~r74 ~~.~b-1~~fr t1~ ~~.- (J~r/~~~Y&~~ ~~....y . ,I - ~J~ ~~/~ ~ft~ia~~vJo/- 1&~~~. w .' ~ ~ 'j~~ ~ rJ:;~. 1t:()4...L.- ZI- 3 /979 ) . . Orient. New York J February 1979 Southold Town Planning Board Mr. Jehn Wickbaa. ClIa1nan Southold, NY Gentlelllllnl I &Ill told that the plan aubmi tted b7 William Schriner tor developlllnt ot h18 property in Orient includes a road which WGl1ld intersect Village Lane. It this 18 correct. I would lilat to register my opposition to any such iatersection. Village Lane is D&r1'OW, already q,uite heavily u.eel, &lid, 110.10 illlportant in my view, 18 a vital part ot Orient'. Hi.toric District which .hould be latpt in it. present state. It should not beCOIII a mere outlet tor one more housing d....eloplllnt. &lid a large one at that. I &Ill aware that the Board preten to approve only through .treets because ot the problells 111 prOViding ROW plOWing and other .ervic8s to deadelld streets. I s~thille with this general principia but do Dot think it ought to be the deciding couideratioD iD a .it_tiOD lilat thll. I fllld it hard to bellne that ._ other arrange_Dt can Dot be toulld. SiDcerely. jQ~~ Orville Terry . . . ~ Feb. 3, 1979 Planning Board Town of Southo1d Southo1d, N. Y. 11971 Gentlemen I I am writing on behalf of my husband and myself in re- gard to the proposed residential development of property between Tabor Road and Village Lane, Orchard Street and Main Road, in Orient by William Schriever. As owners of a house and property on Orchard Street, directly adjoining the Schriever property, we would like to state that we have no quarrel with the residential development proposed. Our concern is with the proposed access street from the development into Village Lane. Any new traffic directed into Village Lane seems to us to be unwise for a number of reasons, all of which we feel certain are apparent to you already. The overriding concern to us is the fact that the street is already so crowded in summer that free passageway for any emergency vehicle is virtually impossible. We would ask you please to add our opposition to any that may be expressed by other residents of Orient in the hope that such opposition will be sufficient to deny developers the right to put a road through to Village Lane. It would seem that a cu1 de sac turnaround would serve their purpose very well without adding dangerous traffic to an already overburdened thoroughfare. Thank you for whatever help you can give us in this matter which is of grave concern to all of us. Yours sincerely, ~'~.~ Shirley B. Carlsson (Mrs. Ernest R. Carlsson, Jr.) ~, . ~, .-. ~.. . . 47 Warwick St. Planning Board Pittsfield. Mass. 01201 February 3. 1979. Southold Town Hall Southold, New York. 11971 Dear sirs: It has just come to our attention that Mr. Schriever has filed a request to put a road through to Village Lane from the East, in connection with his plans to develop the adjacent land. We understand that there is to be a meeting of the Planning Board in the near future at which the above request will be considered. As owners of land on Village Lane (the old Franklin House) we wish to express opposition to the granting of th~s request. We feel that another road onto the Lane in this area would be detrimental to the character and to the safety of the village. We hope that the Board will give a negative decision on this matter. Very sincerely, Cl'~... ; ~ CO .~EY<'" -'_ Daniel B. Dorman ;\---- , ~ on, ~ r..----- Dorotpy M. Dorman U"( . . 0ysterponds Historical Society Inc. Orient. Long Island. New York 11'1';7 February 1979 Memorandum to: Southold Town Board Southold Planning Board From: Board of Directors, Oysterponds Historical Society Subject: Preservation of Orient Historic District The Orient Historic District was created through the initiative and efforts of the Oysterponds Historical Society. The District was officially recognized in 1976 and entered on the National Register of Historic Places on May 21st of that year. Oversight of historic districts is normally the responsibility of an official Landmarks Commission appointed to advise and assist town authorities. The appointment of a Landmarks Commission for Southold Town is still pending. In the absence of a Landmarks Commission to act as spokesman for the interests of the Orient His- toric District, the Oysterponds Historical Society, which is committed by its By-Laws to n... aid in the preservation and maintenance of local sites and monuments of historic interest ...n, respect- fully wishes to go on record with the Southold Town Board and the Planning Board to the effect that a prime concept underlying the designation of Historic Districts is that they are to be pro- tected insofar as possible from inappropriate physical changes, in order that their historical image and integrity will be preserved under any foreseeable circumstances. ...'" ---:;; . . J. MOOR-JANKOWSKI, M.D. .431 EAST 85TH STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. 10028 RESEARCH PROFESSOR NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (212) 679.8884 DIRECTOR LABORATORY FOR EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY IN PRIMATES {lEMSIPI 2nd February, 1979 The Planning Board Town Hall Southold, Long Island, N. Y. 11971 Gentlemen: 1 heard to my dismay that you entertained on the 9th January, a change in the plan of the development by Barbara and William Schriver at Orient to allow a 50 foot right of way to open into the narrow Village Lane directly on the side of the property belonging to my wife and myself. Such a proposal was presented by the developer quite some time ago and was rejected by you after having been vigorously opposed by the majority of the local community. At that time you held a Hearing which filled to capacity the largest meeting room available to you, where all attendees but one, expressed their opposition to the developer opening a road into the scenic Village Lane; additional opposition was expressed by a petition with more than 200 signatures. As a result of that Hearing you recommended that the developer change his plans so as not to insert a road into Village Lane. On the basis of such a plan, you recommen- ded to the Board of Appeals, that two substandard size lots of the same developer on Orchard Street be granted a variance even though both lots were contingent with his property in the back of them and could have been marketed by him as one-acre lots, as required by the zoning. The entire population of the village was persuaded that you would remain constant to your decision which was supported by the majority of interested parties, in not allowing a road to enter into Village Lane. 1 am, therefore, at a loss to understand how you can now consider reverting to the initial plan of the developer previously rejected by you? On the basis of your rejection of the developer's road opening into Village Lane, we recently acquired additional property surrounding our house on Village Lane, which we would have never purchased had we thought that the property may become a corner lot, thus diminishing its desirability and market value. " -;-- - ... . . The Planning Board 2nd February, 1979 Page 2 You might have noticed that we have begun to landscape our newly acquired property abutting on Village Lane in a style of an early American open garden so as to enhance the character of the early federal Village Lane. In order to do so we had to invest several thousand Dollars, not only for the services of the landscaper. but also to bring in and spread on the land, several loads of top soil to replace that surreptitiously removed by the developer prior to our taking possession of the property . The narrow Village Lane represents a unique assembly of early American houses and open space and the opening into it of a new development will destroy its unspoilt character. There is, moreover. no need for the developer to have a road opening into Village Lane, he can develop it as previously planned using a cul-de-sac or a U-shaped road opening into Tabor Road. It would also be in everybody's interest that a halt be made to Mr. Schriver's continuous change of plans for his properties which is not only unnecessarily taking your time Gentlemen, but is also making it necessary for the local citizenry to attend meeting after meeting to listen to Mr. Shcriver's flights of fancy from which we have to protect our landscape and way of life in Orient. Please be notified that we are unalterably opposed to the proposal of the developer that a road be opened into Village Lane. Please note also that while this letter is written on the stationery of my office. which is located in New York City, our legal and voting permanent residence is in Orient at Village Lane. Yours very sincerely c.~---<JOv~. (Mrs.) C. Moor-Jankowski . ~- . TJI~ C~PAFlS ~~ ORIENT NEW YORK 11957 /fi2 Ii . ~ r!:, ~ .17/1- //'17/ tj~1 ~~~J~'cft.~ -1/7V-~~ -- I////;. ~'i1r '. ~ (1J trc ~jAAJ>> 1-& ~. ._~ tA- ^II 'Villa: J.:::. ~ }U/ iiL:1.L ~I ~ l~tL-~H {jf- fLt. - . 11 'II~ ~ ~. 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FRAN K FAGAN ORIENT,LONG ISLAND NEW YORK II1US7 February 2, 1979 Members of the Planning Board of Southold Town Southold Town Hall Southold, N.Y. 11971 Gentlemen: It is our understanding that Mr. William Schriever of Orient is about to ask permission to have his property lying west of Tabor Road and north of Orchard Street be given residential zoning. This communication is written not to object to the rezoning of this land, but to object to a 50 foot wide right of way and road from his property into Village Lane in the Hamlet of Orient. As you know, New York State declared the Hamlet of Orient an historic site in 1976. Cutting into historic Village Lane with the road proposed by Mr. Schriever is unnecessary to the development he plans, since Tabor Road is the logical exit and entrance. But having a new road enter Village Lane could lessen or destroy the charm which the Hamlet of Orient now has and upon which its designation by New York State authorities as an historic site has been granted. As property owners in Orient, we urgently request that Mr. Schriever's proposed road entering from his development into Village Lane be denied. sz;nce ly, ~ --' / O~~~ Valeska Fagan <.~~~ Frank Fagan . . DEANE K. FOX ORIENT. NEW YORK 11957 2/2-/71 3 trUUt;,R1 ff~:'-J J?~ S'~tt.~tfr Zv - r;. ~~~: ,-.. ;(~-tv~ )&<1- ,-~h ~~CR-- ~~~1t ~ 1-if ~. ~V~~ ~ ~J~ A?csj ctJ.Il.fb1v~_ It -f _, /J ~~~4~ tiJ- h;".~ ~ /;-.~ ~ ~ t:-d~ .h-rnnoI ~ -~ f4utedj _~ f/d!6-y-!~' ~ '-J-r\-jf ':Ffl7?l~ -+:lI~ l--1J tff cJ~o/ ~ 4~~ -.i:; ;t-~d'4-~ ~k6d~?i fp'1~k- ^1~w '4fA.4l-~ ~dtV'- a-ot u-e1-y ~e:( ~ t:L 4~ ~c\J ~_ f:u.4.-& ~ctaP-. ~. ~ f; -::tL ~ f- ~~f.-1 ttP/ (j/t-t45/- k~J0t-~ . Jf~ *~/ 9v~ /2:-f'CJ?t _n.....,.,..,. """"""",~,,,,,'~T',' c..,. ":;.. .'-r"', 7i-v"V'-~'.'-N"'-' ",.'-....~-;I--.....,".f'70...Y" ... ,." "'-..,"'0' __'.' .~:t. .~7"'f':'::':';;=-:<:'~'T~?F;':'_',)'C-:;'--'S::":::.-( ,\:'~~-- _':;,:"r;. " " l<'eh.1.7B Mrs. ~uriel Rrush l'lannin Hoard ;-3outhold Townllall, N.Y. Dear Mrs. Rrush: Concerning a prposed rod in Orient connecting the schriever properties with V11lage Lane, I would like to register a strong protest ,as a resident of 25 years: this would cause congestion on a street tlnt is, after all, a lU1l0, and eventually rasse hell with tbe placid chacter of the village which so~e people are working hclrd to ,""intain. Th"lnh YOIl for your conidel'..ltion. ~3GUat- !-:~.. . . Beatrice Ducrot 330 East 49 Street New York, N.Y. 10017 January 31, 1979 Mr. Jack Wickham Chariman of the Planning Board Town of Southold Administration Building Southold, N.Y. Dear Mr. Wickham: Last year, I have purchased a house in Orient, attracted b;1 the unspoiled charm of this landmark village. Now I understand that the Planning Board is contemplating permitting Hr. William Shriever, developer, to open a road into the narrow and picturesque Village Lane between the Constant and Moor-Jankowski properties. I most strongly oppose this plan which would damage the unspoiled charac- teristics of Village Lane which has for such a long time maintained its early American characteristics. The long stretch between the Monument and Orchard Street is particularly picturesque, especially since the empty lots on the eastern side of the lane are presently being landscaped in an open park land fashion. If Village Lane was declared a landmark, it obviously indicates that it should not be changed by opening it through a road leading into a development, which could normally be accessed to through Tabor Lane. The developer may benefit by selling the lots at a higher price drawing on the charm of Village Lane, but Village Lane will not benefit by having a 50 feet wide opening into itl I am strongly against this new road, which would destroy the charm of Village Lane. *~~~urs, BD:bm Beatrice Ducrot . . ROBERT G. HUGHES PETE'S HILL ROAD ORIENT, N. Y. 11957 January 29~ 1979 The Planning Baard Tawn .of Sauthold Sauthald, L.I. N'. Y. 11971 Gentlemen: Mr.' William Schriever .of Orient has recenidy submitted 11:0 yau a plan ffar a subdi visian an land in Orien11 bardered t.o the east by Tabar Raali. We are appased 11:0 "!;his as submitted since i"lt incro:upal'8.tes a ll'Oad :lfuam Tabar Raad 11.0 V1.11.a.ge Lane~~ . . This has been .offered previauslyr by h~ Schriever.' We appos.ed it then and we appase i 11 naw.' Far the same' neasans. The. vrillage Lane a;rree. am the Hamlet 0:[ Orient has been declarect an his1l:oric district;' This after sev&ml years off reseaJrch and much effort by Orien11 residents~ We are proud. of' this designatian as we are praud .of Orient. Ta al.low...the eJrOsian .of this prized designatiam by such incursians as Mlt;; Shriever's 50 foot right .of way is a developmen"lt we must pll'Otest.' An incursian like this sets a patter.n for others in the future wha may wish 11:0 ignare the eha:rmr and beauty .of' Vill.age Lane.' It takescronstant vigilanc-e '!to pratect llhe ham)et fram thase who waUld destll'OY .,i t for selfish reasons, who ignare the wishes of the residents. To argue that the raad is vi tal t.o such a development as Mr. Schriever sugge.sts is simply n.4Vt tenable. Almast e'Vejry resident af'Orienll: lives beyand walking distance of the Past Offiee and the Cauntry Stare: In. fact, a palking path f~m the de'Velopment '!to Village Lane woUld suffice. , . 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(?~~~ ~ . 0<...4..-- C<.---v-- CL c; ) /. - Ji (~ .~ ~..}-;t ~., , /) IJ .. y;, '--".. /" y- o ~ ~ ~---- . ~ - (L<L. ..vi ~ ~- ~ '~, .~ cH-L -, ; '. .' L V;~ ) tJ M- ~ , ::"};:: -'- LEGAL NOT! Notice of Hearings NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 276 of the Town Law, public hearings will be held by the Soutbold Town Planning Board at the Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York, in said town on the 9tb day of January, 1!179, on the question of the following: 7:30 p.m. Approval of tbe minor subdivision of property of Briscoe R. Smith and others to be conveyed to the Rev. William J. Hilliard, located at Fishers Island, New York, and bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a monument on the southeasterly line of Equestrian Avenue said monument being located 1924.40 feet north of a point which is 2964.87 feet west of a monument marking the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Triangulation Station "PROS" and thence running S. 50 degrees 12' 30" W. 83.56 feet to another monument; thenceS. 43 degrees 34' 00" W. 53.49 feet to another monument, the last two lines running along said southeasterly line of Equ~trian Avenue; thence S. 46 degrees 26' 00" E. 105.00 feet to a point; thence S. 46 degrees:/.6' 00" E. 90.00 feet to a poInt; thence N. 89 degrees 25' 18" E. 67.49 feet to a point; ~hence N. 0 degree 43' 22" W. 16.52 feet to an iron pipe; :hence N. 1 degree 31' 21" E. ;0.00 feet to a point; thence N. i2 degrees 27' 55" E. 115.05 'eet to a point; thence N. 78 legrees 58' 30" E. 74.01 feet to In iron pipe on the south- vesterly line of Heathulie ~ venue; thence N. 65 degrees 4' 40" W. 135.69 feet partly llong said southwesterly line If Heathulie Avenue and lartly along the southwesterly ine of Equestrian Avenue to mother monument; thence N. 15 degrees 27' 20" W. 82.77 feet along said southwesterly line of Equestrian Avenue to the point of beginning and BEGINNING at a monument on the south- westerly line of Heathulie Avenue, said monument being located 1783.10 feet north of a point which is 2623.60 feet west of a monument marking the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Triangula tion Sta tion "PROS" and thence running S. 12 degrees 59' 20" 105.00 feet along said southwesterly line at Heathulie Avenue to an iron pipe; thence S. 77 degrees 32' 00" W. 250.00 feet to a monument; thence S. 89 degrees 25' 18" W. 82.00 feet to a point; thence N. 0 degrees 43' 22" W. 76.52 feet to an iron pipe; thence N. 1 degree 31' 21" E. 60.00 feet to a point; thence N. 52 degrees 27' 55" E. 115.05 feet to a point; thence N. 78 degrees 58' 30" E. 74.01 feet to an iron pipe on said southwesterly line of Heathulie A venue; thence S. 65 degrees 14' 40" E. 151.96 feet along said avenue to the monument at the point of beginning. Containing 93,097 square feet. 8:00 p.m. Approval of the preliminary map of sub- division for Bayview Woods CorporalionatBayview, Town ,of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point formed by the intersection of the northerly line of North Bayview Road with the westerly line of the land of Robert J. McCarthy which point is also N. 73 degrees 27' 40" W. 226.76 feet as measured along the northerly line of North Bayview Road from the westerly line of North Bayview Road, also known as ,North Road to Bayview, and "unning thence from said ?int of beginning westerly 'mg the northerly line of 'tb Bayview Road the .........wing courses and January 4,1979 notice distances: (I) N. 73 degrees 27' 40" W. 906.18 feet; (2) N. 72 degrees 04' 50" W. 352.75 feet to the land of Harry Schumacher; thence N. 16 degrees 48' 40" E. along the land of Harry Schumacher 1026.78 feet to a wooded marsh; thence N. 44 degrees . 11' 40" E. along a wooded marsh 294.71 feet to the land of Monte Warren; thence nor- theasterly and southeasterly along the lands of Monte ," Warren, of R. Trautman and of Hilton L. Epp the following courses and distances: (J) N. 66 .~ 32' 10" E. 214.13 f~......)K .;t..N:.76 degrees 16' 50" . &". . ~feet; (3) N. 51 d !It'.4Q'' E. 307.17 feet; ( }. .72 degrees 30' 10" E. 2Q1.S3Jeet; (5) 'S. 67 degrees 17' 10" E. 72.42 feet to the land of Joseph A. Sbipule; thence S. 21 degreesl!2'10" W.'along the land of Joseph A. Shipule 699.79 feet; thence southeasterly still along the land of Joseph A. Shipule and along the land of James and Alice Gagen the following courses and distances: (I) S. 68 degrees 37' 50" E. 42.90 .feet; (2) S. 42 degrees 19' 50" E. 203:13 feet to the westerly line of North Bayview Road also known as North Road to Bayview; thence southerly along said North Bayview Road the following courses and distances: (1) S. 21 degrees 22' 10" W. 30.76 feet; (2) S. 26 degrees 02' 20" E. 353.15 feet to the land of RobertJ. McCarthy; thence S. 21 degrees 07' 30" E. along the land of Robert J. McCarthy 677.65 feet to the point or place of beginning. Excepting from the above described parcel of land a parcel of land heretofore conveyed to Levi L. Perry and Carol L. Perry as described in a deed dated July 14, 1967 and recorded in Liber 6185, page 268 of deeds in the office of the Clerk of Suffolk County. Containing 37.771 acres . 8:30 p.m. Approval of the minor subdivision of property of George and Jane Toumanoff to be known as "Sebastian's Cove, Section I" located at Mattituck in the Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of New York, and bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the northerly line of Mill Road at the southwesterly corner of land of Krupski and Sons, said point being 804.58 reet westerly along said northerly line of Mill Road from the westerly line of Reeve Road; rwming thence along said northerly line of Mill Road three courses: (I) S. 68 degrees 14' 50" W. 304.46 feet; thence (2) S. 83 degrees 31' 10" W. 146.16 feet; thence (3) N. 57 degrees 48' 50" W. 252.76 feet; thence along other land of Toumanoff, four courses: (J) N. 17 degrees 09' 10" E. 355.07 feet; thence (2) N. 12 degrees 05' 10" W. 420.0 feet; thence (3) S. 44 degrees 57' 30" W. 212.80 feet; thence (4) S. 82 degrees 07' W. 100.0 feet to the center line of "Sebastian's Gutter"; thence along said center line of "Sebastian's Gutter", N. 7 degrees 53' W. 175.0 feet; thence along the center line of the easterly branch of "Sebastian's Gutter", two courses: (I) N. 42 degrees 34' 30" E. 217.28 feet; thence (2) N. 11 degrees 28' 40" E. 99.45 feet to said land of Krupski & Sons; thence along said land of Krupski & Sons four courses: (1) N. 80 degrees 52' 40" E. 66.0 feet; thence (2) N. 77 degrees 41' 20" E. 410.57 feet; thence (3) S. 12 degrees 05' 10" E. 908.45 feet; thence (4) S. 12 degrees 50' 10" E. 241.0 feet to the point of beginning. 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Q.l "'''Cv ~ _:E!i"'''E-< ",g~ o'9,f 0 Ol,,~ ~..~ ~.!!l'0l'" ~- '~<3 ~ " 0 ""'", -., .,0". .'I,ono"'i{j" - 'cQ~oo'O~ ~ 'a Q.l,..c u ~ ~Q.l""'b(l~Q.lI-.~~'~ ~.~'$'O Ei~ra2S ~~ <1) g'$"O~ i tj- : "0..... 6 bll=C g.Q.l.Q ~oi~!~ zS'a~k~~S~~~'o~~J~~s~~g! . . ~d~v~ ),) D~ DA<>4~ ~ -~ M -- s:~o ~~'i~ ~ ~- 41tc "b Vi f~ /~~ ~~~ 2_~ ll:~~..~,,_ C~~,. / --;~ J~L Jv-v -r \frvvL~'j' ~ ~ ~ 5:,R~~~~~ ~ ., 1 .~ " :;. y .' , .~. :it ~ -:. " 1 - " i: .. s ~ .... - - ~ ~ ~ - ~ . , I j 'i ~ =.. . . - ~ 'i . f' . . y 'I January 8, 1979 SUbdivision Review Section Suffolk County Dept. of Planning Veterans Memorial Highway Hauppauge, New York 11787 Gentlemen: We are hereby submitting the preliminary map of "Oysterponds Village" located in Orient to yOu for your comments. This proposed plat when in final stage will be referred to the Suffolk County Planning Commission pursuant to Section 1333, Article XIII of the Suffolk County Charter. We, therefore, acknowledge that the comments made by the staff of the Planning Department are advisory only and do not constitute a review by the Suffolk County Planning Commission nor are the cOmments made by the staff binding upon the Commission in their review of this proposed map. Material submitted: - ...,..." Proposed plat - 3 copies including grading plml, profiles, drainage plan and topography. Comments: This property is being developed in the cluster concept. Yours truly, Muriel Brush, Secretary . . . NOV 281978 November 27. 1978 . Southold Town Planning Board Town Hall Southold. N. Y. 11971 . Gentlemen: Submitted herewith are twelve copies of the Preliminary Map of the proposed Oysterponds Village subdivision together with twelve copies of each of the following: the proposed road profile. the proposed drainage system for the subdivision. and a map of the existing drainage system owned by the Town of Southold on the west side of Tabor Road. The contract for the property exchange with the Town of Southold has been signed and the necessary legal work is in process to effect this exchange. The public hearing on my zoning application to remove the business zone from the subdivision has been held and there was no opposition either in writing or voiced at the hearing. I believe the application will be granted. Approval has been obtained from the Cluster Review Committee of Suffolk County for the subdivision water and sewage. And sketch plan approval has been granted for the identical map now submitted. Therefore I believe that this subdivision is completely in order for a preliminary hearing and I ask that this hearing be held without delay. My intention is to dedicate the new road to the Town of Southold as soon as it is constructed and approved. At that time I would like to dedicate the 50 foot strip north of Orient Central Cemetery to the Town since I see no purpose in my continuing to own it when it cannot be sold. If this is not possible. I would like to have the taxes reduced to reflect the easement which the Town is taking. The private right-of-ways leading to the recreation areas are to be deeded to the Home Owners Association so that they can control access to the areas. I propose to deed an easement to the Town to all or part of these right-of-ways for the purpose of maintaining an underground drainage system for the Town roads in the area. And the proposed drainage system is to be installed in this right-of-way. -1- . . November 27, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board The road profile shows that there is 868 feet of new road within the property lines of the subdivision. Provision has been made in the ?rofile just east of Village Lane for a rise sufficient to prevent the normal flow of water along Village Lane from being diverted down the new road. The 0 % slope is intended to provide for the transition and will not actually be flat. Dropping the road below the existing grade around 1 foot east of this rise will actually improve the fit of the road to the contours since there is a slight knoll in that area. Also it will minimize the slope of the road. The filling necessary west of Tabor Road is also absolutely necessary to make the adjoining lots attractive from Tabor Road. In fact the topsoil and loam removed from the roadbed will be used to raise the grade about a foot for most of the lots along Tabor Road, particularly in the area of the existing sump. Also the right-of-way south of the new road is now flat and much of it will be raised about a foot to provide the pitch necessary to direct the water toward the road rather than have it accumulate in the right-of-way. As nearly as I can estimate from the contour map, I believe the material from the roadbed will be approximately what is required to regrade the subdivision. The low sppt in the new road will be 1.72 feet east of the point of tangency in the road and thus near the center of the lots. This conforms as nearly as possible to the existing contour and thus will require a minimum of regrading. The profile of the road is nearly flat for 81.67 feet each side of the low spot to reduce the velocity of flow near the catch basins and to provide a relatively flat area for the intersection with the right-of-way. In addition to the two catch basins, manhole grates are provided at the curb line in the center of the right-of-way and these will become effective in draining the road before the water reaches the height of the curb at any point. -2- . . November 27, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board , The drainage basins as proposed will be installed along the center-line of the right-of-way on 17 foot centers, 9 up each right-of-way. The desired pitch of 1/32 nd inch per foot is only 0.21 feet over the 140 feet on the right-of-way and thus should not be any problem in the installation. By bringing the pipe out just under the slab cover of the catch basins, the system can be kept above the water table and still permit basins 8 feet in height. The existing material as observed in the installation of the system for the Town is coarse sand and gravel and should provide excellent drainage. The two cross-over pipes in the road serve to equalize the flow in the system and make the plumbing redundant in case one pipe is out of service for any reason. In designing the system it was assumed that the leaching effect of the rings would be severely affected in time and allowance was made for this. The total volume of the system is 52,500 gallons including the 340 feet of 12 inch pipe. And the sidewall leaching area inside the rings is 3,684 square feet. For a road 868 feet in length and 30 feet in width, a 1 inch rainfall will provide 16,230 gallons of water. Thus the system can hold 3.23 inches of rainfall without any leaching at all. Each of the two 12 inch pipes can handle at least 500 gallons per minute at the desired pitch of 1/32 nd inch per foot and thus the system will handle rainfall at the rate of 3.7 inches per hour with the pipes running only half full. To handle 6 inches of rainfall in 24 hours, one would subtract the holding capacity of the system of 52,500 gallons from the total accumulation of 97,380 gallons giving 44,880 gallons that must leach into the ground. For the 3,684 square feet of leaching sidewall area that requires a leaching rate of 12.2 gallons per square foot per day or 0.00846 gallons per minute per square foot, The Soil Conservation Service assumes a leaching rate of 1 gallon per minute per square foot for clean sand and gravel which is more than 100 times ~rate necessary for this design. This seems to me to be a more than adequate safety factor for whatever factors were neglected including the known loss in leaching rate with time. Note also that no leaching was assumed from the bottom areas and that would add 928 square feet to the leaching area or about 25%. -3- . . November 27, 1978 Southold To~n Planning Board , In actual operation, the first fe~ basins ~ill act as filters for the ~ater received and only on rare occasions ~ill a substantial part of the system be filled. Thus the basins near the end ~ill act as very eff~ctive leaching basins for many many years since they ~ill rarely be used, if at all. And those first few basins ~ill continue to act as filters eVen after they become relatively ineffective at leaching ~ater into the ground. In my opinion, the system as proposed ~ill more than adequately handle the drainage. In these plans, the road is proposed as 30 feet in width bet~een the curbs. There are only 9 lots fronting on this road though there may be a fe~ drive~ays use the road from the corner lots. This road serves no through traffic whatever though it may provide access to the business district on Village Lane for some traffic not originating in the subdivision. So a ~idth of 30 feet is more than adequate to accomodate the traffic and parking that can be expected. The Fire Commissioners have indicated no concern about the use of this road and since the firehouse ~ill not be along Tabor Road under the plans as submitted, I see no need for concern about its use by the Fire Department. Many residents along Village Lane have objected to the ~idth of the road as being out of place in the area. In fact it runs from Village Lane ~hich is 24 feet ~ide to Tabor Road ~hich is only 20 to 22 feet ~ide. I believe the 30 foot ~idth as proposed ~ill be more in keeping with the other roads in the area and more than adequate for the traffic to be expected. If it ~ere felt necessary to keep ~o lanes open at all times for high-speed traffic, I ~oulaj suggest providing for no parking on one side of the street just as is done on Village Lane. Of course there is no room for parking on Tabor Road at all and the Town Board clearly indicated at one time that they ~ould budget no money ~hatever for the improvement of Tabor Road even in cooperation with my efforts. Therefore I do not expect the To~n -4- . . November 27, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board to make any changes in Tabor Road as. to width, curbing, sidewalks, or drainage in the foreseeable future. Since the residents of the area will have ample off-street parking for all of the~ ordinary needs, the only time they would need on-street parking would be if they were having many guests at their home, say for a party. This would be a problem for the lots on Tabor Road but I suppose their guests could park on the new road. What I am concerned about is the use of Tabor Road for parking for the Oysterponds School and for Orient Central Cemetery. This is clearly going to be very objectionable to the owners of the ten lots on Tabor Read and will consume all of the parking on the new road if Tabor Road is not used for parking. I offered to provide for widening the road and for a parking lot and both were rejected by the Town. I don't feel that it is fair for the owners of these ten lots to have strangers parking on their front lawn and so I hope that the Town will provide for no parking on Tabor Road whatever until such time as the Town widens the road or provides some alternative. One alternative would be to build the new road north of the Orient Central Cemetery to provide parking for the Cemetery guests. Another would be to have the Oysterponds School build more parking for its own use. And short of rebuilding Tabor Road, I don't see any other alternatives. There was talk at one point of restricting the traffic flow on ~he new road to one way. I don't see this as being necessary, but if it is done it must provide for traffic to move in a westerly direction. With the business district now firmly established on Village Lane and parking there restricted to the west side, restricting traffic on the new road to move in the easterly direction would prevent the road from being used by outsiders to gain access to the post-office for whatever benefits the community would gain by that, but it would require the subdivision residents to circle block after block to get to the post-office and to return thus greatly increasing the traffic flow throughout the village. If anything, this would be even worse than closing off the road on the west end, as far as increasing traffic in the village is concerned. -5- . . November 27, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board In constructing the new road, I plan to remove all of the topsoil and loam from the roadbed and replace it with sand and gravel trucked from Cutchogue if necessary. This topsoil and loam would be used to regrade the subdivision, thus saving the expense of stripping off the loam subsoil in order to add fill. ~his sand and gravel base will be stabilized and graded to conform with the surface profile including a grade of 1/4 inch per foot from the center-line to the curbs. Then two coats of asphalt will be applied to create a durable finished surface with a minimum of mess and delay. Alternatively, a base of bluestone blend could be spread and compacted and sealed with either asphalt or two coats of oil. The two coats of asphalt is now the standard in most Towns and I hope that the Town will accept my proposal in this regard. You may be concerned with the fairly large trees along Tabor Road. The two nearest the entrance to the road are spaced about 50 feet apart but disnlaced about 2 feet to the south of the corresponding property lines. Thus they can be preserved if desired so long as no sidewalk is needed to Tabor Road. The limbs will have to be trimmed to get them clear of the road, however. As far as providing for new trees in the subdivision, 1 prefer to have this done by planting them in the front yards of the lots rather than along the right-of-way of the road. The existing trees along Tabor Road are in terrible shape and some are going to rot and die from lack of attention. I see no reason to add to the burden of maintaining trees when the Town cannot handle what it now owns. If the trees are on the private lots, the owners can provide maintenance when it is needed. Also keeping the parking free of trees will improve the lighting of the road, reduce the problem of leaves and branches in the street and drainage system, and allow the parking to be used for the underground utilities without interference. In fact I would prefer that the trees on the west side of Tabor Road be removed to provide the same benefits there, especially when the underground utilities are installed. If they are not, the already marginal road is going to be damaged further by the utility installation process. And then when the road is improved -6- . , . November 27, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board later the utilities will be under the road and very likely to be damaged during the construction of the new surface. b~ years in the construction business I have found that people will almost always make every effort to preserve a good tree in their front yard through the process of building the house. If the location of the driveway is determined and allowance is made for the installation of the cesspools and septic tank, each lot could still provide a good location of one substantial tree in the front yard. If these were planted now they would provide an exceptionally attrac- tive setting for the house and still leave room for the cesspools. There are almost no rights left in the ownership and development of property, but if there are any at all I ask that I be allowed to decide where to add and remove trees both in the subdivision and along the right-of-way of the road next to ~ properties. And if I am allowed to make this one decision, I will ask that the trees on the west side of Tabor Road be removed and that I be allowed to plant new trees on the lots in spots carefully selected to provide the best setting for the houses to be built. Assuming that the trees are removed from the parking, my proposal is to install the underground utilities entirely within the parking. The narrow trenches used by the union contractors are impossible to fill and compact properly and thus undermine the support for the road surface. This is particularly important along Tabor Road but is also important on the new road if the construction is not to be delayed through one winter to allowfrOrsettling of the subbase. My hope is that the lines will go underground at the pole north of my shop so that the lines and pole in front of the shop can be removed. This will require installing an additional pole alongside the existing pole and bracing between them since no guy can be installed at that point. But it would make the most attractive installation and allow the lots opposite my shop to be fed from the transformers on the pole from the secondary now going underground to ~ shop, thus eliminating an underground transformer installation in the area of the shop. I have no control over this installation since it is not on ~ property and I am not permitted to either participate in -7- . . November 27, 1978 Southold To~n Planning Board the design or contribute toward the construction. I ~ould hope that I can achieve some say in the design through the To~n offices ~ho clearly have the power to control it. Apparently I ~ill have to pay for the installation in any case. One thing I ~ill insist on is to have Cablevision installed throughout the subdivision. Originally 1 had planned to have short lantern-type street lights in the subdivision. These ~ould be particularly effective if the trees are kept out of the parking. Ho~ever, the To~n has installed high~ay- type lighting throughout the village in spite of its designation as an historical district and such lighting ~ould actually detract from the sales of myl10ts. So perhaps it ~ould be better not to have any lighting at all for no~. There are no poles, remember, and these ~ould have to be provided and fed from the underground system. I have no idea ~hat arrange- ment the To~n has with LILCO'to provide service to such lighting, but if tall poles ~ere used after having put the utility lines underground, it ~ould defeat the ~hole purpose of the underground installation. Assuming that the trees are kept out of the parking, side~alks could be installed at some point. Ho~ever, I believe they ~ould be severely damaged ~hen the houses are built because the heavy equipment ~ould drive over them, the utilities ~ould have to be dug under them, and in general they ~ould be in the ~ay of the contractor. They should be installed upon completion of the house on the lot by the o~ner as they are in most areas of the country. On the other hand I have thought of installing the ramps to the drive~ays at the time the curbs are installed. This ~ill severely restrict the location of the garage and driveway on the lot and I ~onder ~hether I can plan that accurately for the future. Frankly, I doubt that I can in every case. Thus I conclude that these should be left to each o~ner to install. I do plan to install ramps to the right-of-~ays, at least on the new road, much as 1 have sho~n in the dra~ing of the drainage system. -8- . . November 27, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board The covenants ~ill be based on those previously submitted, particu- larly ~ith regard to the Home Owners Association, but some modifications ~ill be necessary to accomodate the larger subdivision and the changed ownership of the right-of-ways. I see no problem here of immediate concern to the Town. So I believe I have covered the details sufficiently for the preliminary hearing. No doubt ~e will have to discuss many of these issues in more detail later. 9/~iJi~ William W. Schriever Main Road, Box 128 Orient, N. Y. 11957 -9- . . DESCRIPTION OF SUBDIVISION - EAST PARCEL BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the southerly line of Main Road with the easterly line of Tabor Road; proceeding along said southerly line of Main Road North 80 degrees 31 minutes 30 seconds East 226.00 feet to land of Ferreira; thence along said land of Ferreira and other land of Schriever the following two courses: (1) South 9 degrees 28 minutes 30 seconds East 169.30 feet, and (2) North 87 degrees 47 minutes 30 seconds East 224.52 feet to land of Terry; thence along said land of Terry South 21 degrees 20 minutes 00 seconds East 606.13 feet to the northerly line of Orient Central Cemetery; thence along said northerly line of Orient Central Cemetery the following two courses: (1) South 82 degrees 48 minutes 20 seconds West 164.93 feet, and (2) South 83 degrees 03 minutes 50 seconds West 519.10 feet to the easterly line of Tabor Road; thence along said easterly line of Tabor Road the following two courses: (1) North 0 degrees 38 minutes 00 seconds West 652.77 feet, and (2) North 4 degrees 39 minutes 00 seconds West 116.75 feet to the southerly line of Main Road and the point or place of BEGINNING, containing 8.8050 acres. ~ . . DESCRIPTION OF SUBDIVISION - WEST PARCEL BEGINNING at a point on the westerly line of Tabor Road, said point of beginning being North 1 degree 47 minutes 30 seconds East 253.24 feet from the intersection of said westerly line of Tabor Road with the north- erly line of Orchard Street; proceeding along other lands of Schriever and land of Rich South 87 degrees 47 minutes 30 seconds West 331.27 feet to land of Wysocki; thence along said land of Wysocki, other lands of Schriever, and land of Vail North 85 degrees 57 minutes 10 seconds West 437.22 feet; thence along other land of Schriever and land of Horton North 70 degrees 06 minutes 00 seconds West 146.81 feet; thence along other land of Schriever North 25 degrees 22 minutes 30 seconds East 170.03 feet to the northerly line of land of Kripinski; thence along said land of Kripinski North 68 degrees 26 minutes 00 seconds West 15.26 feet to land of C. Moor-Jankowski; thence along said land of C. Moor-Jankowski and land of J. and C. Moor-Jankowski the following two courses: (1) North 26 degrees 09 minutes 00 seconds East 240.04 feet, and (2) North 63 degrees 51 minutes 00 seconds West 173.95 feet to the easterly line of Village Lane; thence along said easterly line of Village Lane North 26 degrees 18 minutes 50 seconds East 50.00 feet; thence along other lands of Schriever the following two courses: (1) South 63 degrees 51 minutes 00 seconds East 173.81 feet, and (2) North 26 degrees 09 minutes 00 seconds East 438.97 feet to land of Tabor; thence along said land of Tabor North 88 degrees 20 minutes 40 seconds East 252.32 feet; thence along other land of Schriever the following two courses: (1) South 0 degrees 38 minutes 00 seconds East 201.51 feet, and (2) North 87 degrees 47 minutes 30 seconds East 218.37 feet to the westerly line of Tabor Road; thence along said westerly line of Tabor Road the following two courses: (1) South 0 degrees 38 minutes 00 seconds East 334.10 feet, and (2) South 8 degrees 06 minutes 30 seconds East 154.76 feet to land of the Town of Southold; thence along said land of the Town of Southold the following three courses: (1) South 87 degrees 47 minutes 30 seconds West 208.50 feet, (2) South 0 degrees 38 minutes 00 seconds East 47.28 feet, and (3) North 87 degrees 47 minutes 30 seconds East 214.68 feet to the westerly line of Tabor Road; thence along said westerly line of Tabor Road the following two courses: (1) South 8 degrees 06 mi~utes 30 seconds East 147.76 feet, and (2) South 1 degree 47 minutes 30 seconds West 15.31 feet to the point or place of BEGINNING, containing 13.0042 . acres. ~~- .- ~.._------~~------~-- -....._------ ..... ~ ~ II..) 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III ~ :::r S fl7Q if 7' 30" W 'f-p-, P eMu" keor 100,52 w.m. Sc;.h ";eve"t> -e o lI) . \0 '" \0 . 1D - tori wn ~- Q <( a CY:. .8.83 oc o co f- ,~ r"' -.l I I. ,~ . ., ,0 Ice ~ !... a, ..p (1) ~ QJ \..) <r- ~ d - j". o;-l ('I) 1: - (>> ~u !)o ~~ . dI -- j,. o , '. CO~TY OF SU.OLK . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES Se.ptembeJl. 71th, 1978 ( MIt. wUUam SC.MUVeJl. Ma..in Road OUe.nt, New YolLk 11957 Re.: C.f1u.te/L Re.v.<.ew Corr.mU:te.e. He.alLi.ng MAP OF OYSTERPONVS VI LLAGE Oue.nt, ToWll 06 Southo.e.d Ve.aJL MIt. SC.MUve/L: .~ At the. he.aJUng he..td on Se.ptembe/L 5th, 1978, you had an oppolttu.nUy to pJt.ue.nt YOlLlt. appeal. 06 the depall-tme.nt'.\ JUtUng on the .\ubject Jt.e.a.Uy .\ubcUv.(..s.<.on. In a.c.c.oJtda.nc.e wUh the pMV.(..s.<.On.! 06 Se.c.ti.on 220 06 Milc..te 2 06 the Su660.e.k. County Sa.nUaJr.y Code, the. deteJun.i.nat.ion 06 the. c.e.u.ste/L Re.v.<.eLV CommUtee. 06 the. Ve.pall-tment.s 06 He.a.Uh SeJl.vic.u a.nd Env.i.Jt.Onmental. ContM.e., 6unc.ti.on.i.ng a..s the. BoMd 06 Rev.<.ew, .(..s a..s. 60Uow.s. BMe.d on the. .i.n60Jt.maUon .\ubmUted, that th.<..s appUc.aUon be. appMved. S.i.nc.e. the deteJml.i.na.1"...i.on 06 the. BoMd 06 Re.v.<.ew .\ubmUted to the. COrnm.U..\.i.one/L'.\ 06Mc.e. on Septembe/L 6th, 7978, ha..s not be.en Jt.e.veJL.se.d 0Jt. niod.i.6.i.ed by 1Um, U .(..s theJte.60lte deemed to be. the deteJun.i.naUon 06 the COrnm.U..\.<.one/L. HWV/ut ~~ H. w. Vav.<.d.s, P.E. Chi.e.6 Eng.i.neeJl. BlLlt.ea.u 06 Env.i.Jt.Onmental. He.a.Uh c.c. A.e.do AndlLeoU, P. E. RobeJt.t A. v.<.ua, P.E. Jo.\e.ph R.i..s.\o, P.E. Jo.\eph Ba.i.eJl., P. E. AndJt.e.w Ye.Jt.mM, P. E. C)l:an.e.u R. Cuddy, E.\q. .AOfAJt 06 Southo.ed p.tamLi.ng BoMd H. LEE DENNISON EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING . VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY . HAUPPAUGE, N. Y. '1787 . . . . . SUFFOLK COUNTY CLUSTER REVIEW COMMITTEE H. Lee VennL50n Exeeut~ve Onn~ee Buitd~ng VUefLan6 MemoiUal. H~glwxty Hauppauge., New YotLlz 11787 AugU6:t 28, 1978 Mil. and MM. William Sc.hJUeveJt MMn Road O~en:t, New YOllk 11957 VeM MIl. and MM. Sc.hJUeveJ1' Re: Oy!>:tefLpondo V-iilage, O~en:t IT) Sou:thotd YOUlt Ile.quu:t :to appeM benolle :the CLU6:teJt Rev~ew ComtM:ttee hal.> been Ile- c.uved. A ltr.vA..eJJJ On youll c.Me ha!.> been I.>che.duted a:t :the H. Lee. VennA..5on Exe.c.lLt{.ve Onn~c.e. BlU1d~g, Hauppauge., NeJlJ Y01lk ~n :the. SUnnotk COlLl1:ty Vepa~:tme.n.t on Hea.e..th eonneJtenc.e tLOom, 8:th ntoOlt on Tuuday, Sep.tvnbeJt 5, 1978, a:t 10:30 a.m. You may appeal! ~h all wilhou:t eowv.,d, and you may p'Loduc.e. any ~nno"'''1Ja:Uon 0It evide.nc.e. ~n YOUlt behatn. VeJty ;tJt!J.J:.y YOUM, . ~ /' (Le/-d~~~ AUo Andlle.ou, r.E.-j- CluUtunCin ' C.tU6.teJt Re.v~ew Commil:tee. AAijhn c.c.: MIL. JOI>e.ph ~!.>O, r.E. ~~. RobeA~ VA.J:..e.a, r.E. Mt". AnM.e.w Ye/Urlan, r.E. I.ftc.. JOMph BMeJt, r.E. / C~an, Ptal1nA.l1g Boaltd '-';.,'<':.- " -'~"r~'';!','~.;- . . . . August 8, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board Town Hall Southold, N. Y. 11971 Gentlemen: I want to apologize to all of you for my complete lack of decorum at your meeting last night. Usually I have been successful in maintaining my composure in the face of these defeats but in this particular instance I seem to have lost control. No project I have ever undertaken has consumed more of my efforts nor exposed us to more financial risks than this project to develop a business district for Orient. Nor have I ever been so emotionally exhausted as I have in exploring one alternative after another in a futile attempt to salvage at least a part of my project for the community. All along I continued to hope that someone would find the courage to step forward and abort this suicidal course of events before it was too late. And now at the end I find myself in the position of having to beg the Town to let me destroy the last vestige of what I worked over a decade to achieve simply so that my wife and I can survive. It is an intensely bitter experience for me and yet I know it has to be done. So if you will forgive me this once, I will try to gain better control over my emotions in the future. "J-?-J1..-- ~.-tLe. .~ t<:.... ciZ cA.-C.. /~ ~ / " . .' ';~ _. ___,u- - ,J7 0 . . . . . July 21, 1978 Mr. William Schriever Main Road Orient, New York 11957 Dear Mr. Schriever1 The followi~g action was taken by the Southold Town Planning Board at a regular meeting held July 17, 1978. RESOLVED to grant approval'. to i;h.e sketch map of property os William and Barb.raSchriever, said map dated May 16, 1978, subject to Mr~ and Mrs. Schriever applying for and obi:;aininge..change 'of zone of the business-zoned property tclresidentfal. '.' YoUrs truly, Muriel Brush, Secretary Southold Town Planning Board ROBERT L. TOOKEl'l WILLIAM W ESSEKS MARCIA Z. HEFTER CHARLES R. CUDDY ANTHONY S. TOHILL STEPHEN RANGEL . . . . TOOKER, ESSEKS, HEFTER, CUDDY & TOHILL COUNSELORS AT LAW 108 EAST MAIN STREET P. O. Box 279 RIVERHEAD, N. Y. 11901 TELEPHONE (5161727-3277 July 5, 1978 Ms. Muriel Brush Secretary, Planning Board Town of Southold Main Road Southold, New York Re: Oysterponds Subdivision Dear Ms. Brush: At t he meeting of the Planning Board on Monday, June 26, 1978, William Schriever appeared in connectiOn with the above subdivision and asked that the board grant approval of the sketch plans. There was some concern expressed by the board since Mr. Schriever is in the midst of an exchange of property at Tabor Road involving the town recharge basin. Mr. Schriever is also in the process of making an application for a change of zone from business to residential which would effect two lots and part of a third J.ot. I have discussed this matter with Mr. Tasker and believe he will confirm that sketch plan approval may be granted subject to the condition that the zoning application is granted and further, subject to the completion of the exchange of property. For your information, the exchange of property has been agreed to by the Town Board and the contract for~e exchange of property is being signed by the supervisor. Kindly place this matter on the agenda for the next meeting so that sketch plan approval may be obtained pursuant to the conditions noted. Thank you. CRC/ec V;_~ }f-i.y y your~ ~f~ Charles R. Cuddy L7 . . RNEY LD ROBERT W. TASKER TOWN ATTORNEY 425 MAIN ST. GREENPDRT, L. I., N. Y. 11944 July 3, 1978 Mr. Henry E. Raynor, Jr. Southold Town Planning Board Town Hall Southold, New York 11971 Re: Schriever Cluster Subdivision Dear Henry: In response to your letter of June 29th, in my opinion the Planning Board can approve of the Schriever sketch plan at this time. However, such approval should be subject to Schriever's applying for and obtaining the change of zone of the business zoned property to residential. Yours very truly, ~u)/w-4J ROBERT W. TASKER 1 RWT:MY TELEPHONE 477-1400 .-:-r:~~""""'-'~ ltij ~."..~ " --.-.- );: " ' - , . .~---- . . . . ,. " ~ June 29. 1978 ,:~ ~" RQbert W. Tasker, Esq. 425 Main street Greenport, Ne,'i York 11944 Re: William Schriever Proposed Cluster Subdivision Dear Bobl , t . Mr.. Schriever has., again presented us a sketch plan forapprovQl .of t~e cluster subdivision entitled "Oyster Pond V111age.~ "He haa asked that the Planning Board go forward with ~is subdivision simultaneously with his application to the TownBQard for an upzoning on the w$terly'/51de of Tabor.Road. Would you please advise this Board if this is proper procedure or,whether the Planning Board should wait until the appJ.:1catlon for a change of zone has been recommended upon by the Southold Town Board? 'lery truly yours, ,; ,,' Henry E. Raynor. Jr.. Vice Chairman HERllfk .' ~ . . K JUDITH T. TERRY T OWN CLERK REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS TELEPHONE (516) 765-1801 Southold, L. I., N. Y. 11971 June 26, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board Southold, New York Gentlemen: A a regular meeting of the Southold Town Board held on June 20, 1978 a resolution was adopted authoriz- ing the Supervisor to enter into an agreement with William Schriever, Orient, New York, for the exchange of property for a drainage sump on the east side of Tabor Road, Orient. Very truly yours, ~dcd~~r Judi th T. Terry Town Clerk . <r -"""" . . JUDITH T. TERRY TOWN CLERK REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS TELEPHONE (516) 765-1801 Southold, L. I., N. Y. 11971 April 17, 1978 Southold Town Planning Board Southold, New York Gentlemen: At a regular meeting of the Southold Town Board held on April 11, 1978, a resolution was adopted approving the cluster concept on the property of Barbara Schriever on the east side of Tabor Road, Orient, New York. Very truly yours, vtu~ ~~- Judith T. Terry Town Clerk