HomeMy WebLinkAboutL 6761 P 322 Standard N.Y.B.T.U. Form 8007—I0M8.64—Bargain and Sale Deed,with covenant against Grantor's Acu—Individual or Corlwntion.
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THIS INDENTURE,made the day of June nineteen hundred and s e U e n t y -
j BETWEEN a New York corporation,
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GARDIV RS B.; Y CO"°PANY, INC. , p ,
j having its principal place of business at No, 120
i Rockaway .^venue, RockviZZe Centre, New York,
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party of the first part,and pE71' e T. NEYLAND,and DIANE DOROTHY NEYLAND, his
wife, both residin gt No, 115 Broadway, Rockville
Centre, Nasse"xti; u , N,yw York,
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iiparty of the second part,
it WITNESSETH, that the party of the first part, in consideration of — — — — — — — — — —
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I� THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ( ,35500.) - - - - - - dollars,
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i lawful money of the United States, paid
by the party of the second part, does hereby grant and release unto the party of the second part, the heirs or
� successors and assigns of the party of the second part forever,
N 1 ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate,;
lying and being at East Marion, Town of Southold,_ County of Suffolk
L! and State of New York, being an irregular parcel of land on the
X ( easterly side of Cedar Lane, having a .frontage of approximately
!lone hundred (100) feet and abutted on its northerly side by ,-Lot
ii No. 126 and abutted on its southerly side .by lot No. 127 on a j
certain 1'ap entitled, "A`ap of Section Two, Gardinerls Bay Estates, j
situate at East A?arion, Long Island, Otto >:'. Van Tuyl, P. E. &
L. S, ", and filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of
Suffolk on September 23, 1927 as Alan No. 275. , I
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LL x iI _. I Said premises are described on the Town of Southold Tax. Bill
for the year 1969-70 as item No. 313.
TOGS M R with a right of way to pass and repass for street
purposes over aZZ , streets on said map including "the paths"
leading to the beach, the fee to the land in said streets and.
paths, however, to remain in the party of the first part.
TOGETHER with the right to use the beach lying between Spring
Pond and the Bay and Old Orchard Lane and the Channel marked upon
the said map as Beach for use of lot owners" for bathing and
similar purposes and together with a right of way over the beach
to the water, subject to such reasonable restrictions as may be-
imposed by the ,party of the first part and such use to be in common
with other persons to whom such rights may be granted by the party
of the-first part , the party of the second part hereby covenanting
and agreeing to pay to the party of the first part the sum of five
( 5. ) dollars per year for the use of such beach, this amount of
five (05. ) dollars per year to be paid to the party of ,the first,
part in advance on the first day of January in each. and every year
I beginning January 1st , 1970. It is understood and agreed that the
party of the second part is not to receive any title to the waters
and the land under waters adjoining the said beach, other than as
iabove, and the narty of the first part reserves the right to cut a
canal .or canals, ditch or ditches, through the said beach, and to
erect- bridges over the same, the use of the said beach, of the
f waters adjoining, and of the beaches and canals to be entireZy at
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!i the risk of the party of the second part, who is to hold the party
d of the first part harmless from any damage or damages which, the said
I party of the second part or their heirs or assigns may ,suffer while
upon the said beach or in the said waters. If default be made in
the payment of said sum of five ( ;5.) for the use of the beach, as
!; provided above, and should such default continue for more- than =,
sixty (60) days ager notice and demand then the owner of these
premises shall at „,jACra gi1pf the party of the first part forfeit
all rights to the beach it Tte party of the first part, . > is
successors or assigns shall have the right and power to bring, ahl
necessary actions u$a nc,4 t#the owner of these premises or .any part
thereof, for the'kcollection of such sums as may be due, with;
f interestiZsuch q t Q, e and
I main liens upon the above, dgscribed
The party of the second part for themselves and their heirs
i and assigns do hereby covenant with the _,Party of the first part,
its successors and assigns that they will not use or permit the_
said Zond to be used for any purposes whatever, other than "
dwelling or residential purposes. That no building of any kind
11 other than one dwelling shall be erected on said premises which
shall be constructed for use and occupancy by not more than one
family, plans for such dwelling to be submitted to and approved .
by the party of the first part before construction is started;
that no garage shall be erected upon said premises, , unless it
be erected as a part of the dwelling thereon,, plan to be
approved by the Party of the first part as above; the location
of the dwelling to be approved by the Party of the first part
before construction is started. After completion no alteration
j or addition to such dwelling shall be made without the written
consent of the party of the first ,Dart . The completion of a �
dwelling shall , however, be sufficient evidence of the approval
of the plan thereof by the party of the first part ; that no
fence of any kind shall be erected or permitted on said premises .
(whether hedge or otherwise) more than three feet high; that no
outside toilet shall be erected or permitted thereon; that no
poultry house of any kind, pig sty, or kennel for more than two
dogs shall be erected or permitted upon said premises; these
covenants to be binding as real covenants running with the land,
it being understood and made a condition thereof, however, that
they may be altered or annulled at any time by the written consent
of the party of the first part, without obtaining the consent of
any of the owners of the adjoining land.
This conveyance is made in the regular course of business actually
conducted by the party of the first part .
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