The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1000-142.-1-26 (3)-- :3¢1) July 20, 1971 Massimo F. Yezzi 400 West Main Street Riverhead, New York Dear Sirs Res Proposed "Mattituck Shopping Center" to be located at N/E corner of Main Road (Route 25) & Factory Ave., Mattituck, N.Y~ Please be advised that the following resolution was passed by the Southold Town Planning Board at their regular meeting held on July 19, 1971~ IT WAS RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board grant final approval to the revised site plan of proposed "Mattituck Shopping Center" with Post Office connected to the shopping center complex as originally planned. This plan has all buildings attached in a contiguous manner. The main sidewalk and parking area remain the same as previously approved. The southerly entrance on Factory Avenue has been eliminated. Enclosed please find copy of approved revised site plan as signed by the Chairman. Yours truly, John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board JWsBN Enclosure Southold, N.Y. 11971 (516) 765-1938 November 27, 1984 Alan A. Cardinale P.O. Box 77 Mattituck Shopping Center Mattituck, NY 11952 Re: Mattituck Theatre site plan Dear Mr. Cardinale: Please let this confirm the action by the Planning Board at the regular meeting of November 26, 1984. RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board refer the site plan of Mattituck Theatr~ for the construction of 2 additional theatres, located in the Mattituck Shopping Center to the building department for certification. Please forward three (3) additional copies of the site plan for our referral to the building department.- Please, also, forward the filing fee of $50 at your earliest convenience. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact our office. Very truly yours, BENNETT ORLOWSKI, JR., CHAIRMAN UTHOLD TOWN PLANNING~BDA~D By Diane M. Schultze, Secl~tary HENRY E. RAYNOR, Jr.. Ci~aJrman JAMES WALL BENNETT ORLOWSKI. Jr. GEORGE RITCHIE LATHAM. Jr. William F. Mullen, Jr. Southold, N.Y. 11971 TELEPHONE 765-1938 June 4, 1981 Mr. George Fisher Senior Building Inspector Town Hall Southold, New York 11971 Dear Mr. Fisher: The following action was taken by the Southodl Town Planning Board at a regular meeting held June 1, 1981. APPROVAL of parking determination on the subject of Alan Cardinale for Mattituck Shopping Center. This approval is subject to a one year review. Yours truly, HENRY E. RAYNOR, JR., CHAIRMAN SOUTHOLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD By Linda Kimmins, Secretary COUNTY OF SUFFOLK Robert J. Gaffney SUFFOLK COUNTY EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES CLARE B. BRADLEY, M.D., M.P.H. Commissioner May 10, 2001 Mr. Alan Cardinale PO Box 777 Mattituck, NY 11952 Re: C10-99-001a~ - Mattimck Shopping Center, s/e/c Rte. 25 and Factory Avenue, Mattituck - t/o Southold - SCTM #: 1000-142,1-26 Dear Mr. Cardinale: Your request m appear before the Board of Review of the Suffolk County Deparm~ent of Health Services has been received. The review of this case has been scheduled for lune 14, 2001 at 3:00 PM. in the Suffolk County Dcpam.ent of Health Services' Conference Room, County Center, Room S-238, Riverhead. You and interested parties are requested to appear, with or without counsel. On that occasion, you may produce any information or evidence you wish to be considered concerning the above-referenced propert):. Should you have any questions, please call (631) 853.3086. Very truly yours, ames H. Pim, P.E. Chairman, Board of Review Martin Trent Ernst Dinda James Bagg, Planning Dpt Valede Scopaz - Town of Southold Gat't~tt Strang - Architect Craig Knepper - SCDHS NAY 1 2 Ul South01d 10w (: Pl nnin[ Board Suffolk County Department of Health Services Board of Review 220 Rabro Drive - Hauppouge, NY 11788 (631) 853.3086 - Fax: (631) 853.3075 PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS Richard G. Ward, Chairman George Ritchie Latham, Jr. Bennett Orlowski, Jr. Mark S. McDonald Kenneth L. Edwards Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P. O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Fax (516) 765-3136 Telephone (516) 765-1938 PLANNING BOARD OFFICE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD FROM: RE: Thomas ~isher~ qenior Building Inspector In Charge Robert G. Kassner, Site Plan Reviewer ~ RE: Elevation drawings A & P Shopping Center Main Road, Mattituck SCTM# 1000-142-1-26 DATE: September 27, 1994 The Planning Board has reviewed the elevation drawings of the front signage of the above referenced project. The lettering "Food Market" is not as per the attached approved sketch. The color of the paint was approved as Benjamin Moore color 514. ALAN A. CARDINALE REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT & INVESTMENT P.O. BOX 77 MATTITUCK SHOPPING CENTER MATTITUCK, L.I., N.Y. 11952 516-298-4223 March 3C, 1994 Southold Town Planning Board Main Road Southold, New York 11971 Attention: Mr. Richard Ward. Chairman Dear Mr. Ward: This letter will serve to advise that A&P is willing to compromise the color as per your request to Benjamin Moore color 514. My understanding of their position would be that any'deviation ax~ay from this color would alter their concept. Thank you for your continued cooperation and 1 trust this will resolve the matter. Very truly yours. Alan A. Cardina!e AAC:Ij ~XIIHO' 9 i': · ' WARD ASSOCIATES, P.C. l-anclsCalOe Architects, Architects Engineers 1500 Lakeland Avenue Bohemia, New York 11716 FAX MEMORANDUM Tel, 516-563-4800 ~-'A/, 5'16-563-4807 P~OJECT ,,ix~O: ..... PAGES INCLUDING COVER I~ MESSAGE: COPY TO: NIVERSAL Pratt Oval Glen Cove, NY 11542 Tel. (516) 676-6400 FAX: (516) 676-6763 TO: Town Hall Bldg. Dept. Main Rd. (rte 25) Southhold, NY 11971 Attn: Mr. Tom Fisher WE ARE SENDING HEREWITH: __ ORIGINALS TRANSMITTAL DLDG DEPt. TOVVN OF SOUTHOL£'~ SPECIFICATIONS ~' 3+N)P DRAWINGS DATE: 9/12/94 REA&P Mattituck, __ SEPIAS PHOTOGRAPHS TEST REPORTS SAMPLES __SURVEY FOR: APPROVAL-RETURN ONE (1) COPY MAR KED "APPROVED" FOR OUR FI LES YOUR INFORMATION SENT VIA: DISTRIBUTION ESTIMATING __ CONSTRUCTION __REFERENCE NY X FIRST CLASS MAIL UPS __ AIR EXPRESS __ MESSENGER DRAWING NO. REVISION oF TITLE REMARKS 33-57q ?-IR-)A Ew~mr~mr gl~vmf~nnm * For review of the Exterior Signage Tom, Please call me regarding t:~e review & tAe THANKS, JOHN NOTE: 1. THESE DRAWINGS AND ALL INFORMATION THEREON IS THE PROPERTY OF UNIVERSAL UNLIMITED. INC, AND SHALL NOT BE COPIED OR USED EXCEPT FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT IS EXPRESSLY FURNISHED. THESE DRAWINGS AND ALL COPIES THEREOF (PARTIAL OR COMPLETE) SHALL BE RETURNED TO THE OWN- ER ON DEMAND. 2. THOSE DRAWINGS STAMPED "FOR RESUBMITTAL" DO NOT GIVE AUTHORITY TO PROCEED WITH ANY POR- TION OF THE WORK SHOWN THEREON. 3. THOSE DRAWINGS STAMPED "APPROVED AS NOTED" GIVE AUTHORITY TO PROCEED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NOTES, BUT CORRECTED PRINTS MUST BE RESUBMITTED SINCE ONLY DRAWINGS BEARING APPROVAL WITHOUT NOTES MAY BE USED FOR MANUFACTURING. I SUBMISSION wITHOUT coVER LETTER SENDER: SUBJECT: sCTMg: coMMENTS: , Mat~iLuck, NY 11:}52 o16-2~B~- ~1.~ 516-~98 5816 Pax February 22, 1994 Mr. Richard Ward, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Haiti Road Southold, NY 11971 RE: A&P Shopping Center- Mattituck Deal" Hr . Ward ~ Enclosed please find three alternate choices for the stucco colo¥ selection at the above Re location. Of the three submitted, my clients would prefe~ ~ 97~ as they feel it best complements the patina green roof. Also submitted is a scalod down version of the signage that appears on the elevation drawing. We trust that these requested changes will satisfy [he Board and H'r. ['isher can immediately issue the building permit. If you could please have your staff issue a memorandum to the building department that all is in order, I will follow up with Mr. Fisher at once. Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter. SinceRely tim Mcma nagekcar di hal NA&P final enclosures; Benjamin Moore color swatches (2) Sign roduction elevation FEB 2 2 199/1 SOUTI'tOI. D TOWN PtANNING BOARD ,,.~ DA'~8 (s16)J,WI-s81S McCARTHY ,'~I~tAGEMENT, INC. General Ca4~'actifl~ Thoma~ J. Mccadhy Box62 ~ /daUJtuck, ~ 11~52 TXI(~ z FROMI MOMBKR OF PAGES z (w:Lt, h cove~ 8hee~) I::l, nd3.y (:usx ua a~ 516-298-5815. Tbanh:you. .,A-r' 1 r...o k..I WARD ASSOCIATES, P.C. Landscape Architects, Architects Enginee~ 1500 Lakeland Avenue Bohemia. New York 11716 FAX MEMORANDUM Tel. 516-563-4800 ~-',k/, 516-563-4807 TO: DATE: ,PROJECT 9; .... ~ hi) ~F PAGES INCLUDING COVER [ ~1 MESSAGE: COPY TO: ........... ~0UTHOLD TOWN I~NNING BOARD ALAN A. CARDINALE REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT & INVESTMENT P.O. BOX 77 MATTITUCK SHOPPING CENTER MATTITUCK, L.I., N.Y. 11952 516-298-4223 March 3(~, 1994 Southold Town Planning Board Main Road Southold, New York 11971 Attention: Mr. Richard Ward, Chairman Dear Mr. Ward: This letter will serve to advise that A&P is willing to compromise the color as per your request to Benjamin Moore color 514. My understanding of their position wonid be that any deviation away from this color would alter their concept. Thank you for your continued cooperation and I trust this will resolve the matter. Very truly yours, Alan A. Cardinale AAC:Ij PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF $OUTHOLD OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN HALL SOUTHOLD, N. Y. 11971 TEL. 765-1802 May 15, 1981 Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, New York 11971 Re: Mattituck Shopping Center Main Road and Factory Avenue, Mattituck, New York Gentlemen: I have a proposal for Theatre #3 to be added and included with the business of the existing Twin Theatre. This is to be Theatre #3 which is proposed to occupy 2880 sq. ft. of the formerly used retail sale area. At 100 sq. ft. per sale area for a parking space it would call for 29 spaces. The proposed Theatre is to have 299 seats. At 5 seats per 1 parking space, this would call for 60 spaces. The Theatre would require 31 more spaces then the retail sale area. There is large building areas unoccupied In the future when they are occupied, parking should be compared with the original approved parking plan. I will need your approval before any permit can be issued for Theatre #3. Yours truly, George H. Fisher Sr. Building Inspector GHF:jd ALAN A. CARDINALE REAL ESTATE MANGEMENT & INVESTMENT P.O. BOX 77 MA'fTITUCK, SHOPPING CENTER MATTITUCK, L.I., N.Y, 1 1952 516-298-4223 May 20, '1981 Southold Planning Board Main Road Southold, NY 11 971 Re: Mattituck Shopping Center Twin Theater Expansion Dear Mrs. Tolman: Pursuant to your request, I am forwarding this letter acknowledging that the above captioned request for theater expansion with parking variants has been scheduled for the June 1st meeting of the planning board at 8:15 p.m. George Fisher has instructed me that our construction permit for theater expansion cannot be issued until the planning board has officially resolved to allow the expansion even though the number of parking spaces within the center based upon total occupancy has exceeded the maximum permitted. An informal meeting with Henry Raynor on May 13, indicated a personal opinion that due to the fact that the theater is primarily a night time business it would not interfere with parking for the day time retail operators. I am hopeful that this letter will allow a review of the matter prior to the June 1st meeting in order that the board may render a decision at that time. Understandably, our hands are tied and no construction can begin until this matter is resolved and the appropriate building permit issued. Although I do not have building site plans, they are available through Mr. Fisher at the building department. I do have the architectural plan submitted to Mr. Fisher for the theater expansion and a survey of the property should they be required for review by the board. Please advise me whether the theater plan and survey ~hould be brought with me to:;theJune 1st hearing. want to personally thank you for your courteous assistance in this tier. Very tru~l~y yo~uys, A-iali~A~_-Car dinale ALAN A, CARDINALE REAL ESTATE MANGEMENT & INVESTMENT P.O. BOX 77 MA'rTI'TUCK, SHOPPING CENTER MATTITUCK, L,I., N.Y, 11952 516-298-4223 May 20, ~1 981 Southold Planning Board Main Road Southold, NY 11 971 Re: Mattituck ~hopping Center Twin Theater Expansion Dear Mms. Tolman: Pursuant to your request, I am forwarding this letter acknowledging that the above captioned request for theater expansion with ~arking variants has been acheduled for the June 1st meeting of the planning board at 8:15 p.m. George Fisher has instructed me that our construction permit for theater expansion cannot be issued until the planning board has officially resolved to allow the expansion even though the number of parking spaces within the center based upon totAA occupancy has exceeded the maximum permitted. An informal meeting with Henry Raynor on May 13, indicated a personal opinion that due to the fact that the theater is primarily a night time business it would not interfere with parking for the day time retail operators. I am hopeful that this letter will allow a review of the matter prior to the June 1st meeting in order that the board may render a ded~*~on at that time. Understandably, our hands are tied and no construction can begin until this matter is resolved and the appropriate building permit issued. Although I do not have building site plans, they are available through Mr. Fisher at the building department. I do have the architectural plan submitted to Mr. Fisher for the theater expansion and a survey of the property should they be required for review by the board. Please advise me whether the theater plan and survey should be brought with me to~h~eJ~ume 1st hearing. I want to personally thank you for your courteous assistance in this matter. AAC: j gm ALAN A. CARDINALE REAL ESTATE MANGEMENT & INVESTMENT P.O. BOX 77 MATTITUCK, SHOPPING CENTER MATTITUCK, L.I., N.Y. 11952 516-298-4223 May 20, '1981 Southold Planning Board Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Re: Mattituck Shopping Center Twin Theater Expansion Dear Mrs. Tolman: Pursuant to your request, I am forwarding this letter acknowledging that the above captioned request for theater expansion with parking variants has been scheduled for the June 1st meeting of the planning board at 8:1~ p.m. George Fisher has instructed me that our construction permit for theater expansion cannot be issued until the planning board has officially resolved to allow the expansion even though the number of parking spaces within the center based upon total occupancy has exceeded the maximum permitted. An informal meeting with Henry Raynor on May 13, indicated a personal opinion that due to the fact that the theater is primarily a night time business it would not interfere with parking for the day time retail operators. I am hopeful that this letter will allow a review of the matter prior to the June 1st meeting in order that the board may render a decision at that time. Understandably, our hands are tied and no construction can begin until this matter is resolved and the appropriate building permit issued. Although I do not have building site plans, they are available through Mm. Fisher at the building department. I do have the architectural plan submitted to Mr. Fisher for the theater expansion and a survey of the property should they be required for review by the board. Please advise me whether the theater plan and survey should be brought with me to;;theJune 1st hearing. I want to personally thank you for your courteous assistance in this matter. Very tru.~l~y yogurts, ~'-A: Ca~dinale AAC: j gm TOWN OF SOUTHOLD OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN HALL SOUTHOLD, N. Y. 11971 TEL. 765-1802 May 15, 1981 Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, New York 11971 Re: Mattituck Shopping Center Main Road and Factory Avenue, Mattituck, New York Gentlemen: I have a proposal for Theatre #3 to be added and included with the business of the existing Twin Theatre. This is to be Theatre #3 which is proposed to occupy 2880 sq. ft. of the formerly used retail sale area. At 100 sq. ft. per sale area for a parking space it would call for 29 spaces. The proposed Theatre is to have 299 seats. At 5 seats per 1 parking space, this would call for 60 spaces. The Theatre would require 31 more spaces then the retail sale area. There is large building areas unoccupied In the future when they are occupied, parking should be compared with the original approved parking plan. I will need your approval before any permit can be issued for Theatre #3. Yours truly, George H. Fisher Sr. Building Inspector GHF:jd FRANK S. COYLE HENRY E. RAYNOR, Jr. CI'~II. FREDERICK E. GORDONp JAMES WALL Bennett Orlowski, Jr. Southold, N.Y. 11971 June 22, 1979 TELEPHONE 765-1938 Mr. Alan Cardinale c/o Lim-Con 1455 Veterans Highway Hauppauge, New York 11787 Dear Mr. Cardinale: I am enclosing copy of letter received from the Mattituck Fire District in response to a request from the Planning Board for their recommendations. The Planning Board took the following action. Mr. Coyle made a motion, seconded by Mr. Orlowski and carried that the Planning Board concurs with the recommendation of the Mattituck Fire District. Yours truly, HENRY E. RAYNOR, JR. CHAIRMAN SOUTHOLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD By Muriel Brush, Secretary MATTITUCK FIRE: DISTRICT Phone 2~8 -88~3 May 19, 1979 Planning Board Town of Southold Suffolk County Gentlemen: As per your letter of April 30th regarding the closing of the alleyway at the Mattituck Mall the Board of Fire Commissioners of the Mattituck ?ire District has discussed the matter and investigated the firematic impact this would have . Their view is that any access to a fireground that might occur should be protected, therefore, the board would would recommend that this particular access be preserved. Cordially, ~J~ct. L~attituck ~ir~ist. April 30, 1979 Mr. George Fisher, Sr. Building Inspector To~ Hall Southold, New York 11971 Dear Mr. Fisher: A representative of Lim-Con Enterpr~ses has appeared before the Southold Town Planning Board with a request to close in the alleyway at the MattituckMall. Mr. Raynor believes that ~his shopping center was overbuilt originally. He requests that the building area be computed as a percentage ~f the total lot area to see if this is so. Yours truly, Muriel Brush, Secretary April 30, 1979 Mattituck Fire Commissioners Mattituck Fire Department Pike Street Mattituck, New York 11952 Gentlemen: A representative of Lim-Con Enterprises has appeared before the Southold Town Planning Board with a request to close in the alleyway at the Mattituck Mall. I am enclosing map for your information. The proposal suggests combining the retail store directly to the east of the A & P with the alleyway for one larger store. ~"~'They are negotiating for a principle tens~r~for this location. Any lmput you can give us from a fire protection p&int of viewregarding this enclosure of the alleyway will be much appreciated. Yours truly, Murlel BrUsh, Secretary A&P SUPERMARKETI PAP K I NG A R C h I T E C T (516) 724-5026 235 MAPLE AVENUE. SMITHTOWN. N.Y. 11787 REVISIONS JOB NO. 7~C.~ ~ ! T~'IE UNIV£RSJTy OF THE STATE OY NEW YORK THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OIVlSION OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT 212:667.3SI3 June 7, 1973 Mr. John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Southold, Long Island, New York 11971 Re: Messimo Francis Yezzi Dear Mr. Wickham: The facts in this ease were~presented for consideration to the State Board of Architecture, acting as a Committee on Professional Conduct. After due deliberation, the Committee decided no hearing was warranted and agreed that the case be closed. Thank you for calling this matter to our-attention. Very truly yours, THOMAS V. MIIANA Ac~ing Director Isidore Weiner Investigator May 4, 1973 Mr. Thomas V. Milana, Acting Director Division of Professional Conduct State Education Department 261 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10016 Attention Mr. Weiner Dear Mr. Weiner: This is to certify that Mr. Messimo F. Yezzi, architect, builder, and developer of Mattituck Shopping Plaza received site plan approval from this Board on this shopping center on July 19, 1971 and, subsequently, altered the plans and proceeded to build without submitting an amended site plan or building plans. Since the unauthorized alterations involved substantially lowering the finished elevations, as well as changing the entire appearance of the buildings, work was held up twice by this Board and allowed to proceed only aftmr complete and extensive architectural and engineering revisions. These revisions entailed hundreds of thousands of dollars of additional construction costs. This Board further certifies that it never even saw altered site plan and building plans until they were produced by the succeeding owner-builder as a plan which Mr. Yezzi, allegedly, told the new owner-builder had been approved by this Board. Very sincerely, John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Southold Town Planning Board SDUTHDLD, L. I., N. Y. 11971 PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS John Wlckham, Chairman Henry Molsa Alfred Grebe Henry Raynol' Frank Coyle May 10, 1973 Mattituck S~opping Center, Inc. 504 Walt Whitman Road Melville, New York 11746 Gentlemen: The Planning Board has received a copy of a letter sent you from the Department of Transpor- tation in regard to the trees planted between the curb and sidewalk. The Board has passed a resolution authorizing removal of these trees in accordance with this request. Very sincerely, JW:lte John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board April 20, 1973 New York State Department of Education 261 Madison Avenue New York City, New York 10016 Attn= Norman Frankel, Esq. Re: Messimo Francis Yezzi Architect No. 6338 Dear Mr. Frankel: In support of our telephone conversation of today and in regard to the Architect for the Mattituck Shopping Plaza, Mr. Yezzi, I should like to submit the following~ Mr. Yezzi as architect for this project lowered the finished floor elevation of the entire construction project about 2 1/2 feet without submitting a revised plot plan as required and proceeded to pour footings for the buildings and prepared to effect the steel based on an unauthorized design. Since the finish floor elevation of the original plot plan approved by the Planning Board on July 19, 1971, and signed by myself as Chairman was only about 8 feet above sea level and since at least 3 feet is normally required on storm drainage structures for cones and gratings as well as gradient it must be obvious that he reduced the effective depth of the drainage structures by over 50%. In other words the drainage fields became hopelessly inadequate. In fact the subsequent owner, Mr. Cassella, had to more than double the number of drainage structures provided for in the approved site plan at tremendous expense to himself. If Mr. Yezzi has made a statement that he, in fact, submitted a revised site plan to the Building Inspector and the N.Y.S. Dept. of Education - 2 - April 20, 1973 Planning Boar~ I can only say that it was never received. I can go further since there has been one more development. In October 1972, after the buildings began to take shape, I personally noticed that the roof lines were not of the Colonial type as shown on the approved site plan. I stopped at the job superintendent's office and he produced a front elevation drawing by Mr. Yezzi showing a French Provincial motif. The superintendent assured me that Mr. Yezzi had said that this design had been approved by the Planning Board. I had never seen such a front elevation before nor had any member of the Planning Board nor the Building Inspector. Needless to say the present owner was required to stop all construction on this part of the project, to redesign the roof lines of the central part of the shopping plaza, submit the plans for approval to this Board and eventually was allowed to proceed with a Colonial type motif. In protesting the actions of Mr. Yezzi I am not at all motivated by any urge to make it difficult for him because of the trouble he has caused. Rather I wish to be assured that other municipalities and other builders may be spared the problems he has caused us and that our hard won experience will do somebody some good. Very sincerely, JWztle bc: Town Attorney John Wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board ALDEN IV. YOUNG YOUNG o~ YOUNG 40O 08TILANDER AVENUE RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK 11901 516-727-2303 HOWARD W. YOUNG Land, 8u.~e. yo~ January 25, 1973 Planning Board Totem of Southold Southold, ?~'evr York ] 1071 Gentlemen: Drainage Mattituck Shopping Center Mattituck, New York In accordance with your direction, I have re- viewed the installation of drainage facilities on the above captioned with ?Ir. George Fisher of the Building Department of the Town of Southold. Mr. Fisher furnished me with a copy of a plan dated January 23, lO73 prepared by him to show the leaci~ing pools, which had been installed. He stated that this plan substantial- ly reflects the location of the pools. He also reviewed Dian with me designating the size of each pool. Mr. Fisher pointed out the location where fifteen (15) i)ools are now being instal- led and the area i~l which he was advised by the Superintendent of construction where twenty (20) additional pools are to be installed. When the plan entitled "t{evised grading and drainage plan for the Mattituck Shopping Center, Mattituck, New York" prepared by John A. Jacobsen ~ssociates, with the latest re- vision date of September 21, 1972, was filed with Howard Terry, Building Ins~ector, a copy of which was transmitted to me on geptemb~r 26, 1072, the plan showed two (2) "Systems A and B" of leaching pools and "System D" of leaching pools. "Systems A and B" was to receive all of the storm water drainage from the roofs of the buildings, parking areas in front and in back of the buildings and from Factory Avenue, except storm water drainage from a small area at the northeast corner of the proper- ty where the storm water run-off would flow to "System D". As installed and being installed and planned "Eystems A and B would consist of: ALDEN W. YOUNG YOUNG ~ YOUNG 40O OSTR~NDER AVENUE RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK 11901 HOW~_RD W. YOUNG - 2 - January 25, 1973 120 pools installed (each pool being 4 ft. high, 12 ft. di- ameter and low dome = 58,566 cu. ft. 15 pools being installed (same as above) = 7,321 cu. ft. 20 proposed pools to be instal- led (same as above) = 9,761 cu. ft. 13 pools installed (same as above) except these pools have a cast iron frame and grate in- let = 6,345 cu. ft. 6 peels installed (each pool being g ft. high .and 8 ft. diameter) Total volume = 1,206 cu. ft. 83,199 cu. ft. At your direction I had advised you and John A. Jacobsen Associates that the required volume for "Systems A and B" and for Factory Avenue would be 130,260 cubic feet. The tabulation and pools shown on aforesaid plan of John A. Jacobsen associates provided 131,312 cubic feet for " o B' Systemo A and and Factory Avenue. This system would be 20,061 cubic feet of volume less than that which had been requested or required. This amount translated another way would mean that the additional required number of pools, each of a size of 4 feet hi~h, 12 feet diameter with iow dome, would be forty-one (41) pools. Using areas of coefficient of run-off heretofore used, this system would contain ~ rain fall of 2-3/8 inches. The pools installed in "System D' have a volume of 2,00k cubic feet. The plan ha~ mrovided for the system to contain 2,015 cabic feet. ALDEN W. YOUNG YOUNG ~ YOUNG 4o00gTI~ANDER AVENUE RIV12RHKAD, NEW YORK 119ol 16-727-2303 HOWARD W. YOUNG - 3 - January 25, 1973 On January 11, 1973 you had furnished me with a copy of the aforesaid plan on which was penciled ac- cording to a notation by Joseph Cypoath proposed revisions. He showed t~at certain pools were to be eliminated and the locations of additional pools. The pools which are shown to be lock, ted between existing lines of pools should not be installed because these pools would be too close to~ether thereby retarding seepage. On this plan he had indicated ad- ditionsl 8 inch pipes connecting certain pools. These pipes should be installed. This revised plan with the sdditional pools is not conforming to the heretofore set forth statement of Mr. ?isher as to the location of pools yet to be installed. Mr. Fisher pointed out that all of the pools are connected and that, if there was a rainfall which required the filling of all pools, air would be entrapped in certain pools causing a time delay in filling because the air would have to be expended through the eart~ surrounding the pools. It is therefore suKgested that you require that cast iron inlet frames and grates be installed on certain pools. This will take care of the problem which Mr. Fisher has Dosed and will also allow for some water to enter the system from other pools rather than the few which had been provided. I would su~gest the cast iron inlet frames and grates be installed in the a~proximate center of each line of pools running east and west but not directly in a north south line. It is difficult to pin point the location until either a definite plan has been prenared or the pools have been installed. Very truly yours, AiJY/rab Feburary 18, 1973 qOl~ ~lt ~nitman ]~oad ii~ ~tin~iton ,[;tation~ ,~ .i. 11766 ~ttn: i~r Thos ~sseJ.±a & Jos. Cippoletti The Plan~inq Board, after consultation with i,:r Alden Yoking P.E.~have at a meeting on FeburaryS, 1973 agreed that: I. 6 additional ~X12 drainageocols will be req'~ired - t~e~e to be installed i~ the parkin{ f~e~d tward the '" ' , .... a~_ road and interconnected to the existiug ~ool i'ie!d. 2. ~!dition~,l inlet gratiz:gs she~ld be installed to catch drainage water AED ventilat, ~,,~ system by at least two gr=~.~ngs for each long string of pools and on~ g"~ating for each short string of oools. These gratings should be "swaled" or depres~';ed as muci~ as oossible and located generaly across the slo[e of the parking lot. ~e estimate 9 to twelve inlet gratings will be needed in all~ these will be i~ aadition to those showm on the original drainage Yours truly January 12, 1973 Mr. Thomas Cassella M&ttituck Shopping Center, Inc. 504 Walt Whitman Road Hintington Station, New York 11746 Attn~ Mr. Joseph Clppoletti Dear Mr. Caosella= The Planning Board reviewed your landscaping and planting proposal at their meeting January 11, 1973. They agreed with the proposal sub~itted with the following additions~ 1. The trees surrounding the water tank are to be 20 feet in height. 2. There is to be a six foot high hedge along the cemetery in back of the Grant Store. Very sincerely, JW:tle John Wickha~, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Pe~lt XTZ "?~/ ~entlemen, We have no objection to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy for the ~~"~ ~ located /l / at the above noted site. Sincerely youre, Regional Permit Engineer TCHIHRT, IM September 26, 1972 Mr. Alden W. Young, P.E. 400 Ostrander Avenue Riverhead, New York 11901 Re= Mattituck Shopping Center Dear Mr. Young= Enclosed is the drainage plan for Mattituck Shopping Center. Please check this out and give us a report. Very sincerely, JW=tle John Wickham Chairman COUNSELOR AT LAW ~5 0 B R OA ~WAY September 12, 1972 Town Planning Board Town of Southold, New York As per the discussion which took place at the meetir~of your Board on the evening of September 11, 1972, please accept this as a letter of intent in behalf of my client, Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. My client recognizes its obligation to landscape the property which it is now developing into a shopping center. I am advised by my client that a landscaping plan is being prepared for submission to your Board for its consideration and approval. It is my client's intention to properly landscape the premises as soon as is practicable. My client will also install three storm drain catch basins with necessary piping to the drainage system which will be provided in the parking field. Such catch basins and piping will be installed within the curb lines of the east side of Factory Avenue, in between the two proposed curb cuts as shown on the latest site plan and will be the subject of consultation with Mr. Dean of the Town Highway Department. After said consultation, the necessary addition to the site plan, reflecting such installation, will be submitted to you for approval. Please also note that my client is installing an additional ten pools in the parking field area in connec- tion with run-off from Factory Avenue. Should you feel that any further' statement of intent is necessary, in addition to that set forth above, concerning feel free to contact me so that ~,/~truly you~ N~0~MgN N. LI~N M ! the topics mentioned, please I can comply. NNL:bf CC: Robert Tasker, Esq. Main Street Greenport, N.Y. Mr. Thomas J. Cassella 504 %'~alt %,.ihitman Road Huntington S~tion,N.Y. September 13, 1972 Mr. Thomas V. Milana Acting Director Division of Professional Conduct 261 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10016 Attn: Mr. I. Weiner Re: Messimo Francis Yezzi Architects No. 6338 Dear Mr. Weiner: In accordance with our conversation of Monday, September llth, I am enclosing the following: 1. Copies of Planning Board Minutes for 7/3, 7/6, 7/10, 7/18, 7/26, 1972. 2. Original site plan for Mattituck Shopping Center approved by the Planning Board on July 19, 1971. 3. Survey of Young & Young dated July 6, 1972; Surveys of Young & Young dated July 26, 1972. 4. Copy of Agreement between Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. and the Southold Town Planning Board dated July 19, 1972. If there is any further information you require~. please let me know. Very sincerely, JW:tle John Wi~kham Chairma NO~MA~ N. LIBEN COUNSELOR AT LAW I 50 BROADWAY NEW August 28, 1972 Town Board Town of Southho]d Southhold, New York Attention: Mr. Wickham, Chairman Re: Mattltuck Shopping Center, Inc. Dear Mr. Wickham: I have been apprised of the exchange of letters between you and my associate, Paul Cohen, Esq., of 210 Old Country Road, Mineola, New York. I sincerely hope that when I appeared before you on July 19, 1972 that I left the impression that my client and I approach the situation with the attitude of mutual cooperation with your Board, for the benefit of the Town and my client. I am also sure that you realize that the difficulties which we are all attempting to surmount had been caused by a third party. I look forward to attending your meeting of September 11, 2[972. It is my earnest desire that at that time we will be able to resolve any exist~ng problems and proceed'with the successful completion of the project. Very. truly yours NORMAN N. LIBEN NNL:bf August 25, 1972 Paul Cohen, Esq. 210 Old Country Road Mlneola, New York 11501 Re: Mattituck Shopping Center Dear Mr. Cohen: Your letter of August 21, 1972, to this Board has caused considerable discussion. I might even say that I have never before senn such an uninformed nor ill-timed letter from an attorney. In the first place all of the eight conditions agreed to by your client and his attorney and presented to this Board and its attorney (Agreement of July 19, 1972) have not been met. In consideration of the hardship and the time required to check the last set of maps this Board lifted the stop order temporarily. At this time it appears that the site plan for drainage is not adequate and will have to be revised again. This may even nullify the O.K. of the County Health Department. Perhaps your client did not tell you that subsequent to our July 19th "Agreement" our Building Department found that your client had exceeded the total area of buildings shown on the approved site plan by over a thousand square feet. This, too, the Board was in the mood to adjust out in terms of more detailed landscaping and a special landscaping site plan to be presented and landscaping in fact completed before a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued. All the above was agreed to by Mr. Cassella and is a part of our minutes. Paul Cohen, Esq. 2 August 25, 1972 Your comments, in the fifth paragraph, about not being familiar with the subdivision requirements of the Town of Southold match the same kind of statement by Mr. Cassella. This seems to this Board something less than businesslike. How can you honestly expect to meet the requirements of this Town if you've never studied them? My personal advise to you and your client is to appear before the Planning Board at its next meeting on September 11, 1972, prepared to show reasons why the stop order should not be re-instated - or raised - if in fact it has been again place~ in force, because the agreement of July 19tk has not been complied with and the best interests of the Town of Southold are being infringed upon. I might also say at this time that this Board, contrary to your letter, has been more than cooperative up till now. Now we want iron clad guarantees that your client will meet all our requirements as he has promised. Very sincerely, JW:tle cc: Mr. Thomas Cassella Robert Taaker, Esq. John Wickham Chairman August 25, 1972 Paul Cohen, Esq. 210 Old Country Road ~ineola, New York 11501 Re= Mattituck Shopping Center Dear Mr. Cohen~ Your letter of August 21, 1972, to this Board has caused considerable discussion. I might even say that I have ~ver b~fore se~n such an uninformed nor ill~timed letter from an attorney. In the first place all of the eight conditions agreed to by your client and his attorney and presented to this Board and its attorney (Agreement of July 19, 1972) have not been met. In consideration of the hardship and the time required to check the last set of maps this ~oard lifted the stop order temporarily. At this time it appears that the site plan for drainage is not adequate and will have to be revised again. This may even nullify the O.K. of the County Health Department. Perhaps your client did not tell you that subsequent to our July 19th "Agreement" our Building Department found that your client had exceeded the total area of buildings shown on the approved site plan by over a thousand square feet. This, too, the Board was in the mood to adjust out in terms of more detailed landscaping and a special landscaping site plan to be presented and landscaping in fact completed before a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued. All the above was agreed to by Mr. Cassella and is a part of our minutes. Paul Cohen, Esq. - 2 - August 25, 1972 Your comments, in the fifth paragraph, about not being familiar with the subdivision requirements of the Town of $outhold match the same kind of statement by Mr. Cassella. This seems to this Board something less than businesslike. How can you honestly expect to meet ~le requirements of this Town if you've never studied them? My personal advise to you and your client is to appear before the Planning Board at its next meeting on September I1, 1972, prepared to show reasons why the stop order should not be re-instated - or raised - if in faot it has been again placed in force, because the agreement of July 19~k has not been complied with and the beat interests of the Town of $outhold are being infringed I might also say at this time that this Board, contrary to your letter, has been more than cooperative up till now. Now we want iron clad guarantees that your client will meet all our requirements as he has promised. Very sincerely, JW:tle cc: Mr. Thomas Cassella Robert Tasker, Esq. John Wickham Chairman PAUL COHEN COUNSELLOR AT LAW I~INEOLA, NEW YOrK ilsoI August 21, 1972 Southold Town Planning Board John Wickham, Chairman Southold N.Y. 11971 Robert Tasker, Esq. Town Attorney Southold Town Planning Board Southold N.Y. 11971 Gentlemen: Re: M~ttituck Shopping Center My associate, Norman N. Liberm~ Esq. and my client, Mr. Thomas J. Cassella entered into an agreement with the Southold Town Planning Board dated July 19, 1972 wherein the Contractor (Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc.) agreed to eight (8) items of procedure in lieu of the requirements of the site plan originally aporoved by the Board. Mr. Cassella tells me that he has complied with all of the requirements of that agreement. He further informs me that he has received the complete approval of the Health Department to the present location of all pools etc. All of the extra work entailed therein was as consideration for an approval of the departure from the approved plans. Mr. Liben has informed me that the discussion was quite complete and covered all of the requirements of the board. Now that the additional work has been substantially completed, to require items over snd beyond that agreed, and items which could not possibly be my client's problem, is not only unfair but contrary to the spirit of the agreement. The requirement of pool6 under the public highway adjacent to the premises is an arbitrary requirement, in the nature of an afterthought. At this point, you have placed my client in a position where increased unreasonable and unwarranted demands become so costly as to amount to a deprivation of property. We have come so far relying on the agreement as expressing our total responsibility that we can no longer resort to the original alternative of complying with the original plans. The work called for in your letter of July 31, 1972 will cost an additional $70,000 and is not "minor" as you state in your letter. In addition your letter of July 31 is in error since there are no pools of any sort in the buffer zone. The original contract between us did not call for the work you want in respect to the elevation problem of the ros~. This is R town problem and not thst of a private contractor. Your letter refers to subdivision requirements. These have never been furnished to us or ever referred to by any inspector etc. Southold Town Planning Bosrd John W~ckham, Chairman Southold N.Y. 11971 Robert Tasker, Esq. Town Attorney Southold Town Planning Board Southold N.Y'. 11971 Page 2 - continued. I have seen the last plan of the area, and, although I am not an engineer, it seems to me that we have complied with your requirements and then some. Although I am writing this as the attorney for M~ttituck Shopping Center, Inc. I strongly urge that this matter be handled directly between the parties, if possible, rather than as a legal matter. I also urge that the spirit of reconciliation and understanding of mutual problems be considered as it was in the first agreement. To accede to sll of the new demands would make the completion of construction impossible. This is in addition %o our contention of above that we never agreed to all of this. PC:S Very truly yours, P A/,~ L C O H E N ALDEN W. YOUNG YOUNG °a YOUNG 4O00STR~.NDER AVENUE RIVERHIEAD, NEW YORK 11901 516-727-2303 HOWARD W. YOUNG Lo,r tot 8ueoeyoe ~ugust 15, 1972 p · 1~ t~-..nnln: Boaud Town of $outhold Southold, New York 11971 Attention of John W~ckham, Chairman Re Dr~znage Nattituck Center , Mattituck, New York The cubic feet of run-off as shown on plan of' John A. Jacobsen Associates, dated 7/12/72 and revised 7/21/72 and 7/26/72 and based on criteria set forth in ietver of John Wickha~, Chalrman of the Planning earn to Mr Cassella, dated July 31, 1972, are as follows: For "Systems n, B, and Roof and ~'ial! 0etween buildin~'s - 125,?00 sq. ft.~k .333X 1.00 = ~1,~25 cu. ft. Parkln~ and roadway areas with a slops iirester than 3~ ~0,9~6. sq. ft. X .39]i ~x 1.CO 13,620 cu. ft. Remainder of catkin-' areas 153,800 so. ft. X .3}3 X 0.9C' cu. ft. Grassed area along nor~,nerly b.cundary of parcel - 26,8C0 sq. ft. A .333 X 0.50 ¥,46~ cu. ft Remainder of ~rassed areas - 2C,?OC sq. ~t. X .335 X 0.10 = 82) Cu. ft. Total = 106,524 cu. ft. 'ALDEN W. YOUNG YOUNG ~ YOUNG 400 OSTI~'ANDER 'AVENUE RIVERHE'AD, NEW YORK 11901 HOWARD W. YOUNG J ' na~rman -2- ~ugust ~9, 1972 onn Wlokham, C- ' ~ ' ~ Parl,-_~n~.~ a~s~t roadway wiLh a 6,800 sq. ft. X .333 X 1.0CC = 2,26/$ cu. ft. 2,300 sq. ft. X .333 ){ O.1O = 77 cu. ft. Total = 2,3/~1 cu. ft. ft. br. oosst;h- "~or:dol~o~ of John n." Jscobsen s.~o 1,.q¥.~d tke obovc cubic feeb of PU~}-off~ WhkOh I to h~r, in a teleph:hme call oa ~n,~rsfl~y, -u6uot 18, 1972. Very truly yeurs, AWY:jrt ~IVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 99 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY~ NEW YORK 122tO STATE BOARD FOR ARCHITECTURE 518 474.3930 August [5, [972 Mr. John Wickh~un Chairman Southold Town Planning Board Southold, Lone Ialand, Hew York 11971 Dear Mr. Wickham: Reference your letter of August 4 concernin$ Architect Messimo Francis Yezzi. This letter has been referred to the Division of Professional Conduct, 261 Madison Avenue, Hew York City, for necessary investiEa- tion and information. Please co~m~nicate with them for further information on this matter. JAMEVer y truly $ W. RICH Executive Secretary JWR/rb AUgust 4, 1972 Department of Education Architects License Division 162 Washington Avenue Albany, New York 12225 Gentlemen: This Board feels that the license of Messimo Francis Yezzi, No. 6338, should be revoked for malpractice. Specifically, he submitted a site plan for a shopping center to be located on N.Y. Route 25, Mattituck, New York in this Town which was approved by this Board and signed on July 19, 1971. At this time he informed us that he would himself build the facility. Construction was begun in the fall of 1971 with the laying of the foundations and erection of steel. At this point construction stopped and he apparently conveyed his interest to a third party, Thomas Cassella. A rough check by our Building Department indicated side yard distances were adequate. Cassella resumed building this spring and it soon became evident that the site plan was not being followed, and a stop order was issued on this Job by the Building Department. We have engaged a reputable engineer to determine exactly at what points construction deviates from the approved site plan and the salient points are that the finished floor elevation is almost three feet too low and the building is some 2000 feet too large. Not only did Yezzi dispose of some thousands of yards of fill from the site resulting in an unauthorized lower setting, but he also used an assumed ground water level Department o~Education page 2 August 4, 1972 which has proven to be two feet too low. These two factors result in a net loss of nearly five vertical feet of available drainage. In this case it meant that of the drainage designed by Yezzi in the approved site plan, over 60% was non-existant. The new owner assures us that Yezzi told him that amended plans had been approved by the Planning Board but this is not the case. At the present time it appears that the new owner will incur an extra expense of approximately $200,000 to install the additional drainage required by our specifications. In addition he may be required to cut down the 2000 square feet excess building and may yet have to correct any deviations from the approved site plan which we may not have found as yet. It is our feeling that we have enough trouble with 'honestu errors without this kind of manipulation. It is also obvious that Yezzi in acting as both architect and builder had unusual opportunity to make unauthorized changes. We feel strongly on this subject and would appreuiate hearing from you not only in acknowledgement but also as to your disposition of this matter. Very truly yours, JW:tle cc: Town Attorney John Wickham Chairman August 4, 1972 Department of Education Architects License Division 162 Washington Avenue Albany, New York 12225 Gentlemen: This Board feels that the license of Messimo Francis Yezzi, No. 6338, should be revoked for malpractice. Specifically, he submitted a site plan for a shopping center to be located on N.Y. Route 25, Mattituck, New York in this Town which was approved by this Board and signed on July 19, 1971. At this time he informed us that he would himself build the facility. Construction was begun in the fall of 1971 with the laying of the foundations and erection of steel. At this point construction stopped and he apparently conveyed his interest to a third party, Thomas Cassella. A rough check by our Building Department indicated side yard distances were adequate. Cassella resumed building this spring and it soon became evident that the site plan was not being followed, and a stop order was issued on this job by the Building Department. We have engaged a reputable engineer to determine exactly at what points construction deviates from the approved site plan and the salient points are that the finished floor elevation is almost three feet too low and the building is some 2000 feet too large. Not only did Yezzi dispose of some thousands of yards of fill from the site resulting in an unauthorized lower setting, but he also used an assumed ground water level Department o~Education page 2 August 4, 1972 which has proven to be two feet too low. These two factors result in a net loss of nearly five vertical feet of available drainage. In this case it meant that of the drainage designed by Yezzi in the approved site plan, over 60% was non-existant. The new owner assures us that Yezzi told him that amended plans had been approved by the Planning Board but this is not the case. At the present time it appears that the new owner will incur an extra expense of approximately $200,000 to install the additional drainage required by our specifications. In addition he may be required to cut down the 2000 square feet excess building and may yet have to correct any deviations from the approved site plan which we may not have found as yet. It is our feeling that we have enough trouble with "honest" errors without this kind of manipulation. It is also obvious that Yezzi in acting as both architect and builder had unusual opportunity to make unaut~orized changes. We feel strongly on this subject and would appreoiate hearing from you not only in acknowledgement but also as to your disposition of this matter. Very truly yours, JW:tle cc: Town Attorney John Wickham Chairman July 31, 1972 Mr. Thomas Cassella Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. 504 Walt Whi~nan Road Huntington Station, New York 11746 Dear Mr. Cassella: The Planning Board has received the drainage and sewage plat plan from the County Department of Health with their approval subject to alterations as marked A, B and C. We note that all of the 50% expansion is in the buffer or reserve area. As per our agreement we will only allow 10% of these structures in the reserve area. We have submitted to Young & Young one set of these prints and requested that he not only compute the respective drainage areas but also recompute the storm water drainage (1) on the northern buffer zone on the basis of 50% runoff due to the excessive slope, (2) on the parking area on the basis of 100% runoff instead of 90% on all areas of over 3% slope, and (3) the arua to the west and north of this property to a distance of 200 feet. Most of this area is across Factory Avenue and the basis can be a 5 inch rainfall but a 40% runoff. You will note that this last item is clearly covered in our subdivision requirements and further that each of these items were discussed with you by this Board. In view of the above changes, all of which we consider minor, the Board is prepared to extend the time for you to submit an approved map by 15 days, enabling us both to make the necessary changes in the map. ~,lattituck pping Center, Inc. - - July 31, 1972 I am sure that both you and we need to have a very clear map showing exactly where each pool is to be located so that neither of us have any more problems in this regard. Finally, as per our discussion, this Board will require at some time in the future, a full and complete plan of landscaping of the reserve areas and will require that subsequent to approval of such a landscapint site plan the plantings be made before a certificate of occupancy is issued. Yours truly, JW:tle cc: Young & Young John Wickham Chairman July 31, 1972 Mr.~?Thomas Cassella Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. 504 Walt Whitman Road Huntington Station, New York 11746 Dear Mr. Cassella: The Planning Board has received the drainage and sewage plat plan from the County Department of Health with their approval subject to alterations as marked A, B and C. We note that all of the 50% expansion is in the buffer or reserve area. As per our agreement we will only allow 10% of these structures in the reserve area. We have submitted to Young & Young one set of these prints and requested that he not only compute the respective drainage areas but also recompute the storm water drainage (1) on the northern buffer zone on the basis of 50% runoff due to the excessive slope, (2) on the parking area on the basis of 100% runoff instead of 90% on all areas of over 3% slope, and (3) the area to the west and north of this property to a distance of 200 feet. Most of this area is across Factory Avenue and the basis can be a 5 inch rainfall but a 40% runoff. You will note that this last item is clearly covered in our subdivision requirements and further that each of these items were discussed with you by this Board. In view of the above changes, all of which we consider minor, the Board is prepared to extend the time for you to submit an approved map by 15 days, enabling us both to make the necessary changes in the map. 1972 I am sure that both you and we need to have a very clear map showing exactly where each pool is to b(~ located so that neither of us have any more problems in this regard. Finally, as per our discussion, this Board will require at some time in the future, a full and complete plan of landscaping of the reserve areas and will require that subsequent to approval of such a landscapint site plan the plantings be made before a certificate of occupancy is issued. Yours truly, JW:tle co: Young & Young John Wickham Chairman Mr lden Young~ O~trander Awe ~iverh~adm ~.~. July 27, 1972 Dear Alden$ Enclosed are a ' ~* · ~ ~ I1~ of conditions Im~O:~eu by th~ Plarming board on Casseiia of ~'~ -' '~ ~.~, ...~.t~tuc.~ ~i~o-~-~ ~- center Inc~ Facto~Ave ~ ~ain ~{oad~ h~ttituck~ and the latest revised drainage plan submitted by Cassella and received at the ~laz~ning ~oard mesti~g last night~ Ca~e~!= is to take this plan to th~ Health Dept ~nd have the sewerage plan revised ~ ~.,~ i~qose6 on itt ~et their a~:~roval and ret~ it to the ?la~ing ~o~.rd by Monday The Loard is wii!~ng Lc, a, ccet~t tLis plan IF they c~.n get ~r_ approved sewe~a/~ syste~u ~ithin the ir~,po~ ccnd~.ons. It may be that they will have to int~t~ll a"collector tari'~ or similar container ~nd rur~p the material to disposal pools i~-. the front parking lot area. Ihe ~oard wculd t~ke your ~, ~.~..~er. ~.~ latest ~ ~ an. W{: received your o?oting" plan andy thebuildi~g survey ....· ~t~ dir, entior~ ~d~ agrees ~ith what we fo~d on measuring the building~ but <~.ces not agro{: ~it] the buii~:[ng plan submitted by YeZzi, the i~rchitect when he a~;lie{] for the buildin[ The present structure is several thousand square feet over the plans submit%ed. Yours truly Building Ix~srector ~ 'ALDEN W. YOUNG YOUNG '~ YOUNG 400 OSTR~NDER ~.VENUE RIVERHE~,D, NEW YORK 11901 516-727-1303 HOW~RDW. YOUNG La~t~o~ July 26, 1972 Planning Board Town of Southold Southotd, Ne~.~ York Dear Mr. Wickham: 11971 Attention: John ~(ickham Chairman which we placed HWY/rab e~o. Transmitted herewith are four (4) pr~.nts of survey prep~red for Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. on ~gqich we have shown the dimensions of the buildings under construction. Also transmitted herewith are four (4) prints of olan prepared for Mattituck Shopping Center dated October 29, 1971 on which we had shown the location of stakes for the construction of buildings. Very truly yours, Howard W. Young July 26, 1972 Department of ~nvironmental Conservation Bureau of Water Regulation Division of Resource Management Services Building 40, Room 219 State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, New York 11790 Attn: Edwin L. Vopelak Re: Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. L.I. Well Application NO. W-2877 Dear Sir: The Town of Southold has received notice of a ~ublic hearing to be held at your office, Building 40, Room 219, on the 8th day of August, 1972 at 10:30 in the morning relative to the application of Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc., to install two wells on their premises at Factory Avenue and Main Road, Mattituck, Suffolk County, New York. The Town of Southold questions the insta~lation of these wells at this location and wishes to be put on the agenda to be heard at this hearing. The Town will be represented by Howard Terry, Building Inspector and possibly m~abers of the Town government. Please acknowledge receipt of this letter and give directions for locating Building 40 at Stony Brook campus. Thank you for your cooperation. Very truly yours, Albert Martocchia Supervisor HT:tle Howard Terry Building Inspector July 26, 1972 Department of ~nvironmental Conservation Bureau of Water Regulation Division of Resource Management Services Building 40, Room 219 State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, New York 11790 Attn~ Edwin L. Vopelak Re: Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. L.I. Well Application No. W-2877 Dear Sir: The Town of Southold has received notice of a public hearing to be held at your office, Building 40, Room 219, on the 8th day of August, 1972 at 10=30 in t~e morning relative to the application of Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc., to install two wells on their premises et Factory Avenue and Main Road, Mattituck, Suffolk County, New York. The Town of Southold questions the insta~lation of these wells at this location and wishes to be put on the agenda to be heard at this hearing. The Town will be represented by Howard Terry, Building Inspector and possibly members of the Town govermaent. Please acknowledge receipt of this letter and give directions for locating Building 40 at Stony Brook campus. Thank you for your cooperation. Very truly yours, Albert ~artocchia Supervisor HT:tle Howard Terry Building Inspector Mr Thomas Cassella Mattituok Shopping Center Inc 504 Walt Whitman Rd Huntington Station, N.~. 115~+6 July 19, 1972 Dear SirS I have received a copy of the agreement signed by you for Mattit~ck Shopping Center Inc arid John Wlckham for the PlaDning Board this date. Based on the conditions of this agreement I will lift the stop work order dated June 30~ 1972 on permits ~ 553~Z & ~5535~ effective ~ P.E. this date. Yours truly Building Inspector Encl~ Copy of agreement AGREEF~NT made the ~day of July, 1972, between MATTITUCK SHOPPING CENTER, INC., hereinafter called the Contractor and the SOUTHOLD TOWN PLAi~NING HOARD, hereinafter called the Board, W I TNE S S E TH WHEREAS the Contractor is engaged in the construction of a shopping center located on the north side of Route 25, ~attituck, New York, and WHEREAS the Building Inspector of the Town of Southold has stopped all construction on said site by reason of the fact that construction has not proceeded in accordance with the site plan approved by the Board, and WHEREAS the Board and the Contractor have met at a meeting of the Planning Board on July 18, 1972, and the parties have agreed that the Contractor shall be permitted to resume cDnstruction on the said site subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, to wit: 1. The Contractor shall submit a redesign of the parking lot with less that 6% pitch by installing a retaining wall around the gas station on the southwest corner of the premises which shall require a minor change in the storm water drainage system. 2. The Contractor shall redesign the storm water system in accordance with the letter of Alden W. Young, engineering consultant of the Town, dated July 18, 1972. 3. The Contractor shall redesign the sanitary disposal system for twenty-two (22) foot ground water elevation with not more than 10% of the structures in the reserve buffer zone and none of such structures requiring servicing. Such redesign must be approved by the Suffolk County Department of Health and shall have not less than one-quarter inch pitch. - 2 - 4. The Contractor shall redesign the grade of the buffer zone on the north side of the premises which shall include a three foot retaining wall and grass and plantings. 5. The Contractor was given permission to install the stand.~.~.~.~pipe in the buffer zone provided that the.same is located wi~nln~ne'retaining wall and that said stand pipe and all other facilities accessory thereto shall be properly landscaped with trees of not less than 20 feet in height. 6. All buffer zones and "grass and planting areas" shall show proper grass and plantings and not wood chips. 7. The Contractor further agrees that an amended site plan and other plans showing all of the above, together with the approval of the Suffolk County Department of Health, where such approval is required, shall be submitted by the Contractor to the Board at its meeting to be held on July 26, 1972. 8. The Contractor further agrees that in the event that the amlended site plan embracing all of the matters set forth above is not presented to and approved by the Board at its meeting of July 26, 1972, the Building Inspector shall be authorized to issue a stop order stopping all further construction on said site unless said Board agrees to extend the time of the Contractor to obtain the necessary approvals of this Board as well as the Suffolk County Department of Health. MATTITUCK SHOPPING CENTER, INC. Thomas J. Cassella SOUTHOLD TO~ PLANNING BOARD ................................ John ~i~kham, Chai~an AGREEMENT ~ade the/~day of July, 1972, between MATTITUCK SHOPPIN~ CSNTER, INC., hereinafter called the Contractor and the SOUT}iOLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD, hereinafter called the Board, W I TNE S S E TH WHE~AS the Contractor is engaged in the construction of a shopping center located on the north side of Route 25, ~attituck, New York, and ~iEREAS the Building Inspector of the Town of Southold has stoppe(~ all construction on said site by reason of the fact that construction has not proceeded in accordance With the site plan approved by the Board, an(! WHEREAS the Board and the Contractor have met at a meeting of the Planning Board on ~uly 1~, 1972, and the parties have agreed that the Contractor shall be permitted to resu~ae c~nstruction on the said site subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, to wit: 1. The Contractor shall suh~%it a redesign of the parking lot with less that 6% pitch by installing a retaining wall around the gas station on the southwest corner of the premises which shall require a minor change in the storm water drainaqe syste~u. 2. The Contractor shall redesign the storm water system in accordance with the letter of Alden ~. Young, engineering consultant of the Town, dated July 18, 1972. 3. The Contractor shall redesign the sanitary disposal system for twenty-two (22) foot ground water elevation with not more than 10% of the structures in the reserve buffer zone and none of such structures requiring servicing. Such redesign must be approved by the Suffolk County Department of Health and shall have not lees than one-quarter inc~ pitch. - 2 - 4. Th~ Contractor shall redesign the grade of the buffer zone on the north side of the premises w~ich shall include a three foot retaining wall and grass and plantings. 5. The Con=ractor was given permission to install the stand pi~e in the buffer zone provided that the same is located within~the retaining wall and that said stand pipe and all other facilities accessory thereto shall be properly landscaped with trees of not less than 20 feet in height. 6. All Duffer zones and "grass and planting areas" shall show proper grass and plantings and not wood chips. 7. The Contractor further agrees that an amended site plan and other plans showing all of the above, together with the approval of the Suffolk County Department of Health, where such approval is required, shall be submitted by the Contractor to the Board at its meeting to be held on July 26, 1972. 8. The Contractor further agrees that in the event that the amunded site plan e:~abracing all of the ~atters set forth a~ovu is not presented to and approved by the Board at its meeting of July 26, 1972, the Buildiag Inspector shall be authorized to issue a stop order stopping all further construction on said site unless said Board agrees to extend the time of the Contractor ~o obtain the necessary approvals of this Board as well as the Suffolk County Department of Health. SOUTHOLD TO~ PLANNING BOARD .~hn WiCkh~%, Chair~.-~an 1. Redesign the parking lot with less than 6% pitch by putting a retaining wall around the gas station. This will require a minor change in storm water drainage. 2. Meet the requirements on storm drainage as per letter of Alden Young dated July 18, 1972. 3. Redesign sanitary disposal system for 22 foot ground water elevation and with not more than 10% of the structures in the reserved buffer zone and none which require servicing. This redesign must be approved by the County Board of Health and should have not less than 1/4 inch pitch. 4. Redesign of the grade of the buffer zone on the north side with a 3 foot retaining wall, grass and plantings. Not wood chips. 5. The stand pipe can be left in the buffer zone if it is brought into the retaining wall and carefully landscaped with trees at least 20 feet tall. 6. Grass and plantings (not wood chips) should be shown on all buffer strips "grass and planting areas". The applicant in submitting this amended site plan will enter into and execute a contract satisfactory to the Town Attorney and the stop order shall not be lifted until such contract meets the approval of the Town Attorney and is filed with the Building Inspector. 1. Redesign the parking lot with less than 6% pitch by putting a retaining wall around the gas station. This will require a minor change in storm water drainage. 2. Meet the requirements on storm drainage as per letter of Alden Young dated July 18, 1972. 3. Redesign sanitary disposal system for 22 foot ground water elevation and with not more than 10% of the structures in the reserved buffer zone and none which require servicing. This redesign · must be approved by the County Board of Health and should have not less than 1/4 inch pitch. 4. Redesign of the grade of the buffer zone on the north side with a 3 foot retaining wall, grass and plantings. Not wood chips. 5. The stand pipe can be left in the buffer zone if it is brought into the retaining wall and carefully landscaped with trees at least 20 feet tall. 6. Grass and plantings (not wood chips) should be shown on all buffer strips "grass and planting areas". The applicant in submitting this amended site plan will enter into and execute a contract satisfactory to the Town Attorney and the stop order shall not be lifted until such contract meets the approval of the Town Attorney and is filed with the Building Inspector. ALDEN ~'. YOb.'NG, C. E. July 18, 1972 Planni~g .Bo~ rd Town of Southold o~.~u~old, New York ~971 In accordance with your dlrectigns to Mr. Cassella that the drainage ;~l~n for the Nattit~ck 5hopping Center at ?iatti- tuck, !iew ~or~; ohould be reviewed by me as ~our Engineer on the project, Hr. Cassel]a sub,~.z~ted plan prepared by John A. Jacobsen a'~ '~ soocz~tes, dated July ~2, 1972, and received by ~e on July ~, 1972. a co~y of this ~lan is submitted herewith with a notation thereon received 7/1~/72, reviewed 7/17/72, or~.a signai by me. Prior to the subm}.ssion of this plan, I had a conference with ?'ir. Cassella and advised him that ~ny particular duties ~ere to review the drainage p!sn and that John Wig(ham, C~/~irmaa of the Plannin6 Board, had advised me that the Plunni~g Board might ~ossibly consider a draina~.e plan pro- vid[ng for a ~" rainfall in lieu of the raisin~ of the first floor of the building. ['ir. Casselta advised me that he would be engaging the services of John A. Jacobsen associates. l,ir. Joseph Gondolfo of said Associates called me relative to further design basis or design criteria. I advised him to use the standard run-off factors of 100 percent for roofs, 90 percent for paved ares anl 10 percent for ~rass area. )~r. Cassella stated that he had obtained an approved plan for the sanitary system, and had received approval of the installation by the Suffolk County Department of Health. I advised, hi~n to submit a letter from the Suffolk County Deeartment of Health that the installation had been approved. ALDEN ~'. YOUNG~ C. E. Plan~ing ~oa~d Town of Southold -2- July 18, 1972 I have very carefully reviewed these plans checking the various areas which would drail~ to the various leaching pool systems, and found Systems A, B a~d C to conform to the design criteria, in System D, which is for the ramp area at the northeast corner of the buildings~ the top of the inlet frame is at elevation 26. The leac~i~ pools de- signed for this area were to consist of a ~' ring a~d with a low dome. As the dome would be above the top of the inlet frame, no credit should hsve been allowed for storage in the dome. To meet the criteria one more ~' by 12' leaching pool should be ~rovided and domes eliminated. The typical drainage system shown o~ tho plan is appll- cable only to oystem B. ~he other systems are designed to have only a ~' rin~, otherwise the top of the pools would be above the finished grade. There were no dimensions shown on the catch basin pool for the thickness of cover or the roadway type frame and grate. I called Mr. Gondolfo, and he advised that ti~e cover would be 8" and the frame and ~rate would be ~" in height. Theoretically, this would mea~ the elevatlon of the catch basin pools would be 29.1~; however, he could set the frame and grate into the cover oy 0.1' and meet the elevations as shown on plan. ~lthough i have mentioned a c:~uole o£ very ~inor corrections, because I have c~refully reviewed this ~lan, I would state that the plan meets substantially the design criteria. Very truly yours, Aleea W. ,~i~g ~ aWY:jrt Enclosure ALDEN %¥, YOUNg, c. E. PROFE881ONAI, ENGINEER *~ LAND 8URVI~OR July 18, 1972 Planning Board Town of Southold Southold, New York 11971 Gentlemen~ In accordance_with your directions t9 Mr~ Cassella that the drainage plan rot the mattituck Shopping uenter at Mattl- tuck, New York should be reviewed by me as your Engineer on the project, Mr, Cassella submitted plan prepared by John A. Jacqbsen Ssscciates. dated July 12,.1972, an~ received by me on ~uly 14, 1972. A copy of this R~an is suomltted herewith with s notation thereon received 7/14/72, reviewed 7/17/72, and sl~ned by me. Prior to the submission of this plan, I had a conference with Mr. Cassella and advised him that my particular duties were to review the drainage plan and that John Wlckham, Chairman of the Planning Board, had advised me that the Planning Board might possibly consider a drainage plan pro- viding for a 4" rainfall in lieu of the raising of the first floor of the building, Mr, Caesella advised me that he would be engaging the services of John A. Jacobsen Associ~te~. Mr. Joseph Gondolfo of said Associates called me relative to further design basis or des~g~ criteria, I advised him to use the standard run-off factors of ~00 percent for roofs, 90 percent for paved area and ~O percent for grass area, Mr, Cassella Stated that he had obtained an approved plan for the sanitary syste~, and had received approval of the installation ~y ~he Suffolk County ~partment of Health. I advised him to submit a letter from the Suffolk County Department of Health that the installation had been approved. Plan~tlng Board Town of'Southold -2- July 18, 1972 I have very carefully reviewed these plans checking the various areas which would drain to the various leaching pool systems, and found Systems Ap B and C to conform to the design criteria. In System D, which is for the ramp area at the northeast corner of the buildings, the top of the inlet frame is at elevation 26. The leaching pools de- slgt~ed for this area were to consist of a ~t ring and with a low dome. As the dome would be above the top of the inlet frame, no credit should have been allowed for storage in the dome. To meet the criteria one more 4) by 12' leaching pool should be provided and domes eliminated. The typical drainage system Shown ou the plan is appli- cable only-~o System B. The other systems are designed to have only a~4!~ring, othe~wise the top of the pools would be above the finished grade. There Were no dimensions shown on the catch basin pool for the thickness of cover or the roadway type frame and grate, I.~alled Mr. Gondolfo, and he advl.ed that the cover would be o- and the frame and ~rate would be 5 in height. Theoretically, this ~ou!d meaM the elevation of the catch basin p~o£$ would be 29.1; however, he could set the frame a~d grate ~nto the cover by O.l' and mee~ the elevations as snows on p~an. Although I have mentioned a couple of very minor corrections, because I have carefully reviewed th~s ~lan, I would st~e that the plan meets substantially the ~esign criter~a. AWY:Jrt Enclosure Very truly youre, SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SUFFOLK COUNTY CENTER RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK 11901 727-~700 Ext. ~30 July'lT, 1972 To Whom It May Concern: Re: Mattituck Shopping Center (~-20~) Gentlemen: The plans for the above referenced site was approved by the undersigned on 6-14-72. Recent inspections indicate that the in- stallation of the sanitary disposal systems are progressing according to the approved plans. It is not possible at this time to determine whether more leaching facilities may be required or not until all the piping has been installed. However, it is the opinion of this office that the necessary land exists for future expansion. Therefore, it is felt that an adequate sanitary disposal system can be installed. Please he advised that no approval will be granted until the sewage disposal facilities and the water supply have been inspected and found to be satisfactory. Should you have any questions, please feel free to call this office. Very truly yours, Assistant Public Health Engineer General Engineering Services :cah shore lane bay shore new york 11706 516mo5.7900 J~y 13, 1972 Mr. Thom~ Ja~e~ C~sella 504 Ro~e 110 Hunt~gton Stroh, New York 11746 RE: MATTITUCK SHOPPING CENTER JOB #72102 Dea.~t Mr. Cas~ella: e~g ~hed f~or e~v~on ~ 30.25' ~ 33.0~. The wo~ wo~ gen~ ~uolve ~e ~ov~ of ~e ~ng ~e, exten~g ~e e~ connie loud.on th~ ~t~h~d g~. cost e~t~ s re~lted in the following s~ry: Addl~n~l ~on~rete work Re.ova/ md recreelion of the st~ steel ~y~tem TOTAL 35,00u 20,000 165~000 $2£0,000 A sto~ w~ter rele~ion sy~te~ h~ been d~igned a ~'~ ~f~. The i~t~on of ~ ~yst~?o~d m~ $150,000. The ~ff~ b~etn .~ ~pos~ 3~t~ ~d ~ o~ the ~ b~ ~eu~o~ wo~d be ~~ ~zed eofo~ ~ ~n pnv~i~ ~t~ed in PAW:s3n JOHN A. JACOBSEN, ASSOCIATES 1 REGISTERED ARTICLE NO..._~-**.,/-.-~-.-~ .... Dat~ :**~_.~..f~ ~ F.$ ............... ~-~ ............. Return receipt fee ....... :**-~..'~ ~ ~:~ Handling charge ~ ............... Restricted delivery ~ee .... ............ ~ ~ ~d~p ~ ~age $ ........ ~ ....... ~....~.~ Airm~ .~ ~,, ~/' .... ........... ........... ~attituek Shopping Center 504 ~alt Whltmar~ Road Hlmtington ~tation, ~.'~. 117~6 Gentlemen; Zhe Planning ~'oa1~ held a special meetlnE with our cng/neet this morning to review th2 site plan and ~rozress at your tnztldt~g site, Factor: ave ~ M~in ~oad Mattituck~ ~.Y~ ~e find deecrepa~cys bet~e~n the a:::proved site pla~ard~ the pl~ suBz~itted for approval of drainage~ the sewerage dlspos~ plan and elevation Sf th& premlses~ and building. The following moti~ was ma.~e seconded ~d carried ~n~ous~ "The developer meet the requirements aha con, tact the faeilitie~ as aporoved on the site ~lan dated July 19. 19~. A copy to ~ sen~ to ~h~ developer by registered mail, r~tur~ receipt requested". The BulldOg Inspector w~$ordered to cont~ the "st~ work order" ~til certa~, items are checked by our engineer and revetewed by the Pla~ing Board. ~: 'zou s tru Chatrma~ Planning Board. Sou*hold Town Planmnq Board ~',~'~,~'0,,~",d~SI-ILITHnLD, L.' I., N. Y. 119'71 PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS John Wlckham, Chalrmmn Henry Molsa Alfred Grebe Henry Raynor Frank Coyle CHAIRMANS MINUTES Special meeting of Southold Town Planning Board was held at the Town Clerks Building, Main Road, Southold, New York, 9:30 A. M. - E. D. S. T., Monday, July 3, 1972. Present were: John Wickham, Chairman; Henry Moisa, Vice- Chairman; Henry Raynor. Also present~ were: Howard Terry, Build~ ing Inspector and Alden Young P. E., ~etained by the Planning Board as Special Consulting Engineer. Mr. Young brought his record of Survey and Topographic Elevations taken at the site of Mattituck Shopping Center Inc., Fact0ry Avenue and Main Road, Mattituck, New York. The Building Inspector produced the file of the Planning Boards approval of the site plan for the Mattituck Shopping Cen- ter Inc. as approved for Mr. M. F. Yezzi, Architect and reputed owner of premises dated July 19, 1971; and the building permit file with Health Department approval for the sewerage disposal plans; and a proposed drainage plan as submitted by ~an Boccard of 145 West 11 Street, Huntington Station, New York. A comparison of these plans show a descrepancy of about 3 feet in elevation between the site plan as approved by the Planning Board on July 19, 1971, and the drainage plan sub- mitted by The Boccard Co., Thurday June 29, 1972. Also a descrepancy between the sewerage disposal plan approved by the Health Department and what was found by "on site" inspection Friday, June 30, 1972, P. M. On Friday P. M., a stop-work order was issued by the Building Inspector effective immediately. The premises were post- ed and notice mailed to the current owner-builder at his office 504 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, N.Y. by Certified Mail, Return Rec~pt Requested. The site plans and elevations w=~= carefully examined and it was determined by comparison with available plans that the building has been lowered about 2 feet 9 inches below the app- roved elevation of July 19, 1971, this was confirmed by Mr. Young. The drainage problem was tkxoughly discussed, and it was found that the sewerage disposal system as installed is not as approved by the Health Department and has water in the bottom of the pools. A call to the Health Department, Mr. Jewell in Robert Villa~ office, confirmed that the installation has not be approved to date. A motion was made by Henry Moisa and seconded by Henry Raynor and unanimously carried that the developer meet the re- quirements and construct facilities as on the approved site plan dated July 19, 1971. A copy of this Resolution to be sent to the developer by Registered Mail, Return Receipt Requested. Further discussion on the sewerage disposal and drainage was'held. It was agreed to request further investigation by the Health Department and copy of their approval of any revised plan. The Planning Board authorized Mr. Young to do another Topographic Survey as of today; this is to include depth to ground water, location of installed pools and other "inground structures" together with distances from property lines of any and all of above. A "Building Location Survey" of the building on the lot has been received and re~wed and found to be as approved on site plan of July 19, 1971. The B~rd decided the elevation of the building and lot should be raised to the original elevation approved July.19, 1971, as this will allow for a workable sewerage disposal plan and workable drainage plan. ~, ,~eeting was adjourned Respectfully Submitted, John wickham, Chairman Southold Town Planning Board June 30, 1972 Mattituck Shopping Center, Inc. 504 Walt Whitman Road Huntington Station, New York 11746 Gentlemen: The Planning Board finds that the installations at Mattituck Shopping Plaza, Inc., do not oonform with the approved site plan. We insist that all construction be halted immediately. The Planning Board will require conformity with the site plan. strict Yours truly, John Wickham Chairman JW:tle TOWN OF .~OUTHOLO I-IFFIOE OF BUILDIN~ INSP£OTOI~ TOWN ~LERK'S 1"3FFIE:E SDUTHOLD, N, Y. June 30 1972 TEL. 765-~66B ,.:iivlr'__tox ~$, tlon~ - .l ~ 117k-6 ,.~e ~..l'b~ 0 ..... ~1.~ ~,!C!~5~_OP_S ei' 't.?~e sl~e~l&'--e_ ~s u-,--roY- ~:~.- %.--~ i i~ r.l.r~; _.Ol,Y'C. c_ ~,,,: eels _oc.r~. ~!'_ ,-~- -,- ~ Dis .-,--*,'-c ' ' ~- ' ' ' i.'L .... i~, ~, ' .' . '~til lu_t ,,r notice. L~, lc E~ MASSIMO I=I~ANCiS YEZZI AI~CHITI~CT 60 NORTH MAIN BOWDEN SQUARg SOUTHAMPTON, L. I. 516 . 283 . 44 I I 400 Wo Main St. Riverheads N.Y. 516 727-7717 June 18, 1971 Southold Town Planning Board Southold, L. I., N. Y. 11971 Re: Proposed "Mattltuck Shopping Center" to be located at N/E corner of Main Road (Route 25) & Factory Avenues Mattltucks N. Dear Mr. Wickham: Enclosed is final plan for the Mattituck Shopping Center, the Post Office has been connected to the Shopping Center complex. This plan has all buildings attached in a contiguous The main sidewalk and parking area remain the same as previously approved. The southerly entrance on Factory Avenue has been eliminated. ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTERIORS ~e~tember 4, 1970 ~assimo F. YeziL~ 400 West Main Street RLverhead, Ne~°Ek to be loca~d Att N/~ corne~ O~ ~aLn (aoute 25)! '& .~ctorY Ave. ,Mattttuck, N.Y. This ia ~o~ertif¥ that the fol~o~ln~ &t~ion ~as at ~ei~~te~lar meeting held ~e Sou~old~a Planning B~rd ,:. . ~at the Sou~old ~n~Planning B~rd gzant It was ~ . _= _..~d~ttitu~ Shopping final appzov~, .~ ..... --- the ~O~ce on Factory Avenue ~a~'~' ~' .......... on Fact~~nu~' l~ you ~ to have a copy o~ ~he ~p=~ed .l~e pXan alan's ·ignatu~e''~°~ ~ur ~eco~, please ~e Plann~g~a.Ch ....... --ed u~n. ~ the a~e fo~d ano~Z.~zxnt oz ~- -~::'.~.-~.Z~man and re~uznea u~n ~ece~p~:'~t w~ll ~ .xgnea~ ~-- - .... - tO yOU. You]~ s t~ulY~r John W~hm, Chaizman Southo~a ~n Planning BOard LASER FICHE FORM Planning Board Site Plans and Amended Site Plans SPFile Type: Approved ProiectType: Site Plans Status: Final Approval SCTM #: 1000- 142.-1-26 project Name: Mattituck Shopping Center Address: NYS Route 25 and Factory Avenue, Hamlet: Mattituck Applicant Name: Alan Cardinale Owner Name: Alan Cardinale Zone 1: _Approval Date: 7/19/1971 SCANNED JUL ~ £00/ Records Management Mattituck OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL INFORMATION A date indicates that we have received the related information End SP Date: 7/19/1971 Zone 2: Zone 3: Location: s/e/corner of NYS Route 25 and Factory Avenue, Mattituck SC Filing Date: C and R's: Home Assoc: R and M A,qreement: SCAN Date: [-,;AS 1 16 ----AS 2 -,-AS 2e AS AS 2e The Schnelder/Knapp Associates cts. ~-'T~.UCTLJ f~ TO I MARKET -MATTITUCK, N.Y. Sketch The Schnelder/IZ, napp Associates - I'A~T,~xL- JO ~T~.ucT uP.4~ 'cts. ~1..411 I MARKET -MATTITUCK, N.Y. : r=.l,l=,$ PAc~A · ,~_1_ 0~ (J~ , ~ OL, covB'~ Sketch The Schnelder/Knapp Associates ,Architects, Tdle Sketch A ~, P MARKET -MATTITUCK, N.Y. The Schnelder/Knapp Associates Architect~ N~W P~oop I~.Oo'p ~YST~t~ I Sketch The Schnelder/Knapp Associates Arch: - ~ O.,j.?j~.~JQ'- o /. A & P MARKET -MATTITUCK, N.Y. Sketch The Schnelder/F, napp Assocl'ates ,~ m-,x-I ~T IN~ ~T~-uc'Fu ~ To MARKET-MATTITUCK, N.Y. Sketch The Schnelder/IX, napp Associates Architecl~, _~/ ',.,,,,.,~ "v~STI~bULF., ,! MARKET -MATTITUCK, N.Y. Sketch The Schnelder/Knapp Associates ,' cts. To MARKET -MATTITUCK, N.Y. Sketch The Schnelder/Knapp Associates Architects. ~. - ~q~ coh~c PT-~ IProlecl A [, P MARKET -MATTITUCKo N.Y. Sketch -I FLAT k : o~ P!~'AI NAG E SYSTEA/k T'f PlCAL /~ TYPICAL JO~ A. ~BS~ ~E, PAUL A. WINGLER P.E. N 1) I '~T-, lp¢-¢,2 b ' A~D b ~,A I"r,l Ad.C, E. EEWlN LADAU A,I.A. R_~, T,¢ Fda, FL EL, ~qOTB ', 3o9 c~ 5ET AT ~kffV~l~' ~0. o~ FO~ RA~D D~AIN 0g~ ~LAM AJ'Z9 PI.AN JOHN A. JACOBSEN P.E. PAUL A. WINGLER P.E. ERWIN LADAU A.~A. YOUNG & YOUNG 400 OS~'FIANO~R AV£NU£~ RWEFIHEAD, NEW YOFlK A~.~N W. YOUNG ~ FOR: MATTITUCK SHOPPING MATTITUCK SUFFOLK CO., N~Y. HOWARD W. YOUNG CENTER INC. 1,1971 0 ,/ 'yOuNG & yOUNG " MATT TUCK S~OPP~NG~EN~R , , , ,,, , ;" is hereby given for ~he filing 6f ' ' is endorsement appe'ars in the d~fige of ~ ~" '' , ' T~is s~rov~l does not include structursl features s-md is grznte~ ,;:;, ,~ c/; o~ c6u~tiou that the pressed f&cil~e~ ~re installed in ~1 ~ fSrmity wzth ~es~ pl~tO~ ~ · i ¸-I ,N?,,,Y, H375 I) ~-~¢OO~'dlZA. L D6DI~M, i'dAl'6.¢lAb¢ AkJP ~okh'lZblCl'lOd ~¢H~ZA L L'f' ~) ¢OMl¢¢Es~h/¢ 61'¢Ekl~fj4 oF ALL ¢oHd¢¢T¢ AY b,IF_.EblAk,]IEAL.- k.[O~E.~: J) z) MI SYMBOLS: wore ,, TIP~ ode ~JA1'6~- (..Lo¢E? Adp o~J¢ LA¢/V'¢¢y' md 1'146 dof yWq L L 5 7'0 ,~E p6_TAI L C ¢oo]111JL¢O MHIL6 ~¢~/IPllAO I-JEL4 . , 8~J¢, f~LoolZ Al' 1'96 LOl46¢ ¢-I~v'Al'ldH 'A ' .4~a ,4~o~0 , 8! o~ Hic~tl .4,~'~VE 0 /°/¢AT/rlo~ 9How~/ ¢. LC 61T. ICA L. k]01'~¢: ] t I I ' MA~iI'OC K HODI'd ¢¢ -- ~ H DETAIL D T~YAL ~XtSl't~1~ = q¢~ ~eAl'O NOTES PROPOSED 0 MATTITUCK 3 THEATRES TO 5 THEATRES SUFFOLK, L.I., N.Y. NOTES: EXPANSION NoN comSdsf/OLE ~E4/4L. ~OTO~S; ~ ~E DUPPL/E¢ ~ OW~E4 Fo4 THE474~s, 4) ALL SffEE[~oc~ To ~E f~PEO h~O ~phC~LEO - ~ COA TS. 6) PLd~g 4~ EXAminee A.o TO 6~ /NSP~CTEO Fo4 ST~TEO Wo4m o~t /. Z) CoaTi,CEo, S To VE~ ,~-/ 4La O/mE.SloWS ~g~Po~gl~ LE Eo~ /5/ THE CO~ f4WC/o~ , ~0 HAW I~ HOd~ ~,~ WI~H I~) ~.~A,C. pdE~Wo~fod~P~ AMP ~d~M~ A~VE EEILIM~ H~'D2AIJ( AdP bJA{¢~ {A~K A~ ~¢A~ oF ¢dlbOld~, , ACO¢?TEP Of AHPA~DS, , I MICHAEL SCHIMENTI OR.o CATE ARCHITECT, A.I.A. E EAST MERRICK ROAC lqs.o' TA~-r' oF F^oToRy AVe-. Town Of 9OUl'HObP, D¢FPObK, b.h, N,Y- n BUILOING LOCATION 1 SH. NO. i i · / F II , :I tZi-_ C: I / ~ J~ 3 - 199zi TOWN OF THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., iNc, 2 PARAGON DRIVE, MONTVALE, N.J. DESCRIPTION; DATE ,7. I '" 'T,P~T r B '/ -1 4 ", z' .t .FOOD:' MARKET