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HomeMy WebLinkAboutL 8043 P 414 V A ; SuedaiaN Y.S:T.U.Par.8007.10-71-20M—Bargain ana Sal. Died. with CWenan[ agamu G,..='. Acts—Individual«Colptua W �. . o "fCONSULT YOM LAWYER REFORM'SIGNING THIS RASTRUMENT-THIS INSTRUMENT SHOULD RE USED BY LAWYERS ONLY. WO IIVII•JIF1Yt ME, made,the AC day of. May nineteen hundred and seventy—six V1Fffiti PASOUALS J. DI , p(�CO who resides at 12 Hollyberry Road, 1" NSTRICT SECTION! MOCK LOT Lpi a 12 17 it 26 partyofthe first part,'and DIANE DI ROCCO DUNBAR who resides at 19 Scott Driven.j Huntington Station, N.Y. a a party of the second part, WITNESSETH, that the party of the first part, in consideration of ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) dollars i $ lawful money of the United States, to him pans 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, Ail. that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, Iyingxxzk xxbe ;Bast Marion in the Town of Southold, ' County of Fuffolk, State of New"York, ' which plo� is known as and by the lots numbers ninety-eight (9B) and ninety-nine (99') as shown on a map entitled "Map of Section Two Gardiner' s Bay Estates, situate at 'vast Marion, ` Lbng Island" which map was filed in Suffolk County Clerk' s office on Sep tember 23rd, 1927, under the number 275 . Parties of the second part are to have a right of way to pass 'attd repass for streetpurposes over all 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. Parties of the second part are to have the right to use the beach lying between Spring Pcnd and the bay and Old Orchard Lane and the Channel marked upon said map as "Beach for use of lot owners" for bathing and similar purposes, and are to have a right of way over Old ' Orchard Lane" and over the beach to the said waters, such use to be sub- jeet to such reasonable restrictions as may be imposed by the party ofi the fir-st part and such use to be in common with other persons to whora5! such rights may be granted by .the said Gardiners' Bay Company" Inc. , the parties of the second part covenanting and agreeing t© pay to the., party of the first part the sum of five ($5) dollars per year for the use of such beach, this payment of five ($5) 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, beginning January 1st, 1953. : It is understood and agreed that the parties of the second part, arel .not to receive any title to the land in said beach, orany rights or title to the water's and the land under waters adjoining the said beach othei,` than as above , and the party ofthisfirst part reserves the right to cut a canal or canals ditch or ditches, through the said beach; and to erect 'bridges over the same, tete use of the said beach; of the waters adjoining and of the beaches and canals to be entirely at the risk of. the parties of' the second part, who are to hold the party of the first part hatmiessl froth' any damage ;or damages which said palrtios of w d ST!?R t0. ALBERTSON RECORDED . s :e of su faik