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Home My WebLink About1000-117.-9-31 GEORGEJ. HQCHBRUECKNER 1ST DISTAICT. NEW YOAk . . -OJ /2C.L-,.-\ 229 CANNON HOUSE OftJcE5Bei1l6~.. WASHINGTON, DC 20515-32~'- (202, 225-3826 5t< tfi~ DISTRICT OFFICES: . , '.. COMMITTEES: ARMED SERVICES (!Congress of tbe Wniteb ~tates "OUl)t of !\tprtl)tntatibtl) Balibinllton. 119(: 20515-3201 3771 NESCDNSET HIGHWAV SUITE 213 CENTEAEACH. NY 11 720 (516)689-6767 MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES NARCOTICS ABUSE AND CONTROL BAGSHAW OFFICE BUilDING 437 eAST MAIN STAEET RtVEAHEAD. NY 11901 (516) 727-2152 April 15, 1993 The Honorable Scott Harris Supervisor -- Town of Southold Town Hall, Main Road Southold, NY 11971 _ Dear Than for bringing to my attention my letter to you contained an error in i Postal Service's response about the I have contacted the Postal Service'6 Long Island District Office and confirmed that the facility is being relocated to an existing structure not building a new structure. I am pleased that the Postal Service is working closely with the community to reestablish a New Suffolk Post Office. If I can be of help to you in this matter, please let me know. GJH:kmb Hochbrueckner Congress l' -~,' . '.'. ....,~."'..,........._..W" ~-..-~.~-. ~ -" ,.~_..., ..... . 00'. r~!jil r;; n IVI I~ ... i..... ~.... D l!; \l'J 15 U \j, '. ;i!! APR231993 Il.:-j ~ . SOUTHOLD TDViN I PLANNING BOARD _" PRINTEO ON RECVCLEO PAPER '" .. ALFONSE M. O'AMATO NEW YORK . . LEO O'BIlIEN OfFICE BUILDING ROOM 420 ALBANY, NY 12207 (518) 472-4343 Bnittd ~tatts ~roatt WASHINGTON, DC 20510-3202 -r13 fM..v/(/.,V'l j./::'J (:II April 19, 1993 Mr. Scott Harris Supervisor Town of Southold Town Hall, 53095 Main Road PO Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Dear Mr. Harris: Enclosed is the reply I received to the inquiry I made in your behalf. Because I have always felt constituents should be able to view their Senator as someone to whom they can turn to for assistance, I was pleased you gave me this opportunity to try and help. Please feel free to contact me again if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, ~ C\J~ Alfonse M. D'Amato United States Senator AD:all Enclosure GEORGEJ. HOCHBRUECKNER 1ST DISTRICT, NEW YORK ". 78 ~LAA/,wfi?&' 229 CANNON HOUSE OfFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON. DC 20515-3201 12021 225-3826 ,tiS c4 DISTRICT OfFICES: 3771 NESCONSET HIGHWAY SUITE 213 CENTEAUCH, NY 11720 15161689-6767 ~- COMMITTEES: ARMED SERVICES ((ongrt55 of tbt 1intttb ~tatt5 ~OU5t of !\tprt5tntatibt5 mallbington, m~ 20515-3201 BAGSHAW OFFICE BUILDING 437 EAST MAIN STREET RIVEAHEAD, NY 11901 1516} 727-2152 MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES NARCOTICS ABUSE AND CONTROL .,,~--~.....,... April 12, 1993 1. The Honorable Scott Harris Supervisor -- Town of Southold Town Hall, Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Dear Mr. Harris: Enclosed is a copy of the letter I received from Mr. Salvatore Sparacino, Manager of Customer Service Support of the Long Island District of the U.S. postal Service (USPS), in response to the inquiry I made on your behalf. I am pleased that the USPS will maintain the New Suffolk postal district thereby helping to preserve its unique identity. Mr. Sparacino informed me that the USPS is sensitive to the needs and wishes of the New Suffolk community and is is working closely with local leaders to relocate the postal facility. Mr. Sparacino stated that the USPS plans to build a new post office that is more than double the size of the former facility to better serve New Suffolk residents. In addition, the USPS has informed me that it is evaluating the original post office boxes to determine if they can be used in the new facility. Mr. Sparacino advised me that, if possible, the USPS would like to restore and refurbish these boxes to meet the community's wishes to preserve the history of New Suffolk. I am glad that the USPS is cooperating with the New Suffolk community to address these issues. If I can be of further assistance to you in this matter, please feel free to contact me at 689-6767. GJH: kmb Sincerely, ~J.::~ ~:~~~ (Of Congress t:"\ ~ @ ffi GJLJl r;:'" i~~r-- UU lAPR .~-=__I~__~ sou1hl'.' ~ 1 PU\>.',:t;';\ ------~-:---., . PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER ~ J i,l& , ~v..TES POST,,\- "~.. .. rn .. " - < ~ U.S.MAlL Q . -. "****." , , L ~l\i( i.l ~ \~\1j SUeftL& Js United States Postal Service April 8, 1993 File #755 The Honorable George Hochbrueckner 3771 Nesconset Hwy. Suite 213 Centereach, NY 11720-1155 Dear Congressman Hochbrueckner: This is with reference to your letter dated March 31, concerning your constituents, Mr. Scott Harris and Ms. Robbins. 1993 Joan Postmaster Gertrude Bowden and Mr. Gordon Seabury of the Long Island District have worked hand in hand with the New Suffolk Civic Association to ensure that the relocation of the New Suffolk Post Office will preserve the identity of the New Suffolk Community, as well as suit the needs of the Postal Service. A site has been chosen to house the post office on the corner of First and Jackson Streets. This location is not only near the original post office site, it also more than doubles its size. An evaluation of the original post office boxes to determine the feasibility of their use in the new location is underway. If possible, the Postal Service would like to restore and refurbish these boxes to meet the community's wishes to preserve the history of New Suffolk. Each and every step of this endeavor has been carefully approached, always keeping in mind the New Suffolk Community. If I can be of further assistance, please contact Ms. Marie Donahue, Manager, Consumer Affairs and Claims at 582-7501. Sincerely, alvatore Sp Manager, Cu t Support Long Island D PO Box 7600 Hauppauge, NY 11760-9996 ( SS:mml ~ . . StA.6Ad .' ~ GOVERNMENT RELATIONS UNITED STATES POSTAl SERVICE 475 L'ENFANT PlAzA SW WASHINGTON DC 20260-3500 April 13, 1993 Honorable Alfonse M. D'Amato United States Senator O'Brien Office Building, Room 420 1 Clinton Avenue Albany, NY 12207-2202 Dear Senator D'Amato: This responds to your April 6 correspondence on behalf of Southold Town Supervisor Scott L. Harris, concerning the New Suffolk Post Office. Long Island District officials advise that a lease has been signed for a new facility to house the New Suffolk Post Office. The former site of the office was destroyed by fire. I understand that the new location, which contains twice the space of the former office, was selected with the assistance and cooperation of local customers, the Southold Town Board, and the New Suffolk Civic Association. Postal operations, which have been relocated temporarily to the Cutchogue Post Office, will return to New Suffolk shortly. No final decision has been made regarding the use of the old facility's post office boxes at the post office's new location. Nonetheless, I have shared your comments regarding this issue with District officials. S.O"AUJ;-c- Mary Ann Simpson Manager, Legislative Affairs . . PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS Bennett Orlowski, Jr., Chairman George Ritchie Latham. Jr. Richard G. Ward' Mark S. McDonald Kenneth L. Edwards scon L. HARRIS Supervisor Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 Telephone (516) 765-1938 PLANNING BOARD OFFICE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Fax (516) 765-1823 MEMORANDUM TO: Curtis Horton, Senior Building Inspector FROM: Richard G. Ward, Chairman K&. w /Is RE: Relocation of New Suffolk Post Office SCTM # 117-9-31 DATE: April 7, 1993 This is in response to your inquiry as to whether site plan approval will be required for the relocation of the New Suffolk Post Office. Three modifications will be made to the site: a foundation will be installed under the building, a handicapped access ramp will be constructed and two stone blend parking spaces will be constructed in the front yard. A site plan will not be needed. If any questions should arise in the field about the best siting of the handicapped and employee parking spaces relative to the building and the handicapped ramp, please do not hesitate to contact this office. . ~,.TES POST"1-- Q~" "' "' ~ :0 - < ~ ~ ~ * - * If-*****.. . SCOTT L. HARRIS SUPERVISOR United States Postal Service "FOR YOUR INFORMA TlON" April 5, 1993 File #755 Mr. Scott L. Harris, Supervisor Town Hall 53095 Main Road PO Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971-0959 Dear Mr. Harris: Your letter dated March 25, 1993 to Mr. Edward L. Gamache has been referred to me for a response. A fire can be a devastating experience and most especially when it destroys an integral part of the community. Postmaster Gertrude Bowden and Gordon Seabury of the Long Island Dlstrict have worked hand in hand with the New Suffolk civic Association to ensure that the relocation of the New Suffolk Post Office will preserve the identity of the New Suffolk Community, as well as suit the needs of the Postal Service. A site has been chosen to house the post office on the corner of First and Jackson Streets. This location is not only near the original post office site, it also more than doubles its size. An evaluation of the original post office boxes to determine the feasibility of their use in the new location is underway. If possible, the Postal Service would like to restore and refurbish these boxes to meet the community's wishes to preserve the history of New Suffolk. Each and every step of this endeavor has been carefully approached, always keeping in mind the New Suffolk Community. If I can be of further assistance, please contact me at 582-7501. Sincerely, C)~~ ~"-&"'-- Mar e Donahue Mana er, Consumer Affairs and Claims Long Island District PO Box 7604 Hauppauge, NY 11760-9631 MD:mml lJ"fSr~ lR 7'1~~-~n ..,,- r~ fJ 1 I jJ 1,'-'" ""'. n i ',' U'"I' 'I U i APR - 6 1993 ' L.~.,_" (;:':;-' p; , COMMITTlES: ARMED SERVICES ~ongrt55 of tbt 1Jnittb ~ouse of !\epusentati R1aSbinllton, m~ 20515-32 SCOTT L. HARRIS SUPERVISOR GEORGEJ. HOCHBRUECKNER 1 ST DISllIlCT, N&W YOIl" . MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES NARCOTICS ABUSE AND CONTROL. "fOR YOUR INfORMA TlON" ~ '-'. March 31, 1993 The Honorable Scott Harris Supervisor -- Town of Southold Town Hall, Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Dear Mr. Harris: Thank you for your letter informing me of the New Suffolk Civic Association and the Southold Town Board's unanimous support. for the restoration of the New Suffolk Post Office that was badly damaged by a fire on March .18. I have written to Mr. Edward Gamache, the Long Island District Manager of the U.S. Postal Service, on your behalf and shared your letter with him. I have informed him of your strong desire to see the New Suffolk postal district retained, the postal facility restored, and the historic mailboxes preserved and allowed to remain in the town. I stressed to Mr. Gamache that these issues are a matter of community identity and pride. You may be assured that I will share with you any information I receive from the Postal Service on this matter. Sincerely, ~~~cif:eckne; Member of Congress GJH: kmb r'-"'-'---"~-"'-< ,-,- -"'-'-'--'~-- I r:;'\ (,; [; 11 ~7 ~ r;;1 !j Ui"""'ii III ULi j APR - 6 1993 :.'j L..._.. SCJU-i PLP,\--" ." P1I1NTED ON RECYCLED PAPER ... I . . ()UBAr.E PI8 srn-r-F -flt! .' NEW SUFFOLK CIVIC ASSOCIATION INC. POST OFFICE BOX '''2 NEW S U F F 0 L K. N. Y. 1 I , f , March 29, 1993 ReI Shamrock proDerties CorD. Mr. Richard Carr 350 Fifth Avenue, Room 1826 New York, NY 10018 Mr. James Griffin Vice President Owned Real Estate Dept. Center bank 43 E. Main st., 3rd floor Meriden, CT 06450 Mr. James Bzdyra Centerbank 43 E. Main st., 3rd floor Meriden, CT 06450 Ms. Antonia M. Donohue Cullen & Dyckman 100 Quentin Roosevelt Blvd. Garden city, NY 11530 Mr. Henry Raynor c/o Raynor-suter Hardware Inc. 320 Love Lane Mattituck, NY 11952 We hereby request/beseech/implore/beg you as owners/lienholders and/or their agents/managers, as follows: Please do not tear down, bulldoze or otherwise cause the removal or further destruction of the remains of the Post Office and General store building in New Suffolk. This is an historic building, built in 1872 by Ira Tuthill, founder of New Suffolk in 1836 and Post Master himself for 45 years; it was rebuilt on the site of the original which had housed the New Suffolk Post Office since 1845. The citizens of New Suffolk care deeply about this place; it gives us our sense of identity as a small, uncommon community. We have suffered a tragic loss over which we are collective oevin . We believe strongly in the quality of hamlet living an serve as a model for community planners of the fut .30_ rn SOUTHOLD TOWN PlANNING BOARD . . f ReI Shamrock ProDerties CorD. March 29, 1993 Page 2 We ask that the building not be further afflicted so that we may have the opportunity to research and make a proposal which would include its full restoration. We expect to develop a proposal that would, with your cooperation, provide a satisfactory resolution for all parties concerned. The people of New Suffolk will be helpful in any way necessary to gain the time required to develop a comprehensive proposal, a task which is already underway. It would not be beyond us, for example, to post a 'round-the-clock watch to assure the security of the site for public safety, should the Town require that. Please be assured of our commitment, our sense of urgency, and our collective energy in this effort. We thank you and invite you to call upon us at any time. Yours truly, ~~ Joan Robbins President for the Board of the New Suffolk civic Association, Inc. Joseph A. McKay, First Vice President Paul Schulze, Vice President Patricia Del Giorno, Treasurer Joan Blewett, Secretary Anne Lowry, Secretary cc: Scott Harris, Town Supervisor Raymond Edwards, Town Councilperson Alice Hussie, Town Councilperson Joseph Lizewski, Town Councilperson George Penny, Town Councilperson Thomas Wickham, Town Councilperson Victor Lessard, Principal Building Inspector Ray Jacobs, Superintendent, Highway Dept. ~alerie Scopaz, Town Planner Harvey Arnoff, Attorney, Town of Southold Matthew Kiernan, Attorney, Town of Southold George Hochbrueckner, u.S. Representative Kenneth La Valle, New York State Senator Edward Gamache, District Manager, U.S. Postal Service Frank Barbieri, Sr Real Estate Specialist, u.S. Postal Service (continued) . . I Re: Shamrock properties Corp. March 29, 1993 Page 3 cc: Art Ross, Chairman, Land Preservation Committee William Peters, President, cutchogue-New Suffolk Historical Council Richard Lark, Counsel, cutchogue-New Suffolk Park District John Halsey, President, peconic Land Trust Timothy Caufield, peconic Land Trust Newsdav Suffolk Times Lonq Island Traveller-Watchman WBAZ Radio WLNG Radio Lonq Island News 12 . . V~h!1 t.. VALERIE SCOPAZ TOWN PLANNER Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765-1938 i'1EMORANDUM FROM: DATE: New Suffolk Post Office Site Plan File Record of Events Pertaining to the Relocation of the New Suffolk Post Office Valerie Scopaz, Senior Planner I<;;'ArlJ~ March 25, 1993 'uv-r ~ TO: RE: All comments pertaining to the relocation of the New Suffolk Post Office should be sent to: Edward L. Gamache, District Manager United States Postal Service Long Island District P.O.Box 7800 Hauppauge, New York 11760-9998 Frank Barbieri, Sr. Real Estate Specialist, supplied this information. He asked that he be sent a copy of all correspondence sent to Mr. Gamache. Mr. Barbieri's address is: United States Postal Service New York Facilities Service Office Two Hudson Place, 5th Floor Hoboken, New Jersey 07030-5502 cc: Scott L. Harris, Supervisor Town Clerk for Town Board Joan Robbins, President, New Suffolk Civic Association Planning Board . . . . . ,.' ..",~ /~V;,. . }',i'{.i;}~ ,\~',!Jf~ /lr ~, ,:'~ a >'.' If!' :< ~ .~U.., ..;~' ~C:j \1J'>~;)' .\~l! ;~._'~",!. ~t I~'i ,Af' .:::?-:>__.............;.,'I',.V -.,-~~ Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971 TELEPHONE (516) 765.1938 VALERIE seop AZ TOWN PLANNER MEMORANDUM TO: RE: New Suffolk Post Office Site Plan File Record of Events Pertaining to the Relocation of the New Suffolk Post Office Valerie Scopaz, Senior Planner ~~ March 24, 1993 ' .-/ FROM: DATE: On Thursday, March 18, 1993, the building housing the New Suffolk Post Office and Fagan's General Store was severely damaged by fire. This building was located on the northern side of the easternmost end of Main Street (CR 26). The building was one of the last two remaining buildings of the New Suffolk Shipyard complex, which once occupied the 3.5 acre site (SCTM * 1000-117-8-18. The entire property has been the site of the Marina Bay Club development proposal since January of 1985. On Saturday, March 20th, the New Suffolk civic Association held a meeting to discuss the fire. Approximately one hundred residents of the hamlet met and agreed that preservation of the postal district was of the utmost importance to them. New Suffolk's mail is temporarily being routed to the Cutchogue Post Office. Five sites were suggested for the temporary relocation of the post office. Each of these buildings is vacant and available for rent. While a comment was offered about the possible unsuitability of one of the buildings for lack of running water, no other Objections were raised. On Monday, March 22nd, two representatives of the United States Postal Service: Gordon Seabury, a regional manager, and Frank A. Barbieri, Sr. Real Estate Specialist met with me. We reviewed each of the five sites for suitability as a post office. The following factors were considered: ease of conversion to a post office, location (of site or first floor elevation) relative to the flood zone, and location relative to zoning. After their field inspection of the sites, the two representatives returned to the Planning office to discuss one of the sites in more depth. Of all the available buildings zoning district, one was considered for the Postal Service's purposes. within the Hamlet Business to be in the best condition This building is a small ...... . . On Wednesday, March 24th, I spoke separately with Gordon Seabury and Frank Barbieri, and relayed to each the information noted above. They were aware of the most of the deficiencies and had discussed same with the property owner. At this point, it appears that the property owner will resolve these matters to the satisfaction of the Building Department and the U.S. Postal Service. Subsequently, I notified Curt Horton that he may be contacted by either the postal representatives or the owners about correcting the deficiencies. I have inquired about the name and address of the appropriate person within the U.S. Postal Service to whom the Town Board should direct its correspondence in support of keeping the New Suffolk Post Office. It will be sent to Supervisor Harris' office as soon as I receive it. Status reports will be filed with all involved parties as the situation progresses. P.S. By way of interesting background information: Ray Jacobs noted that the East Marion community owns and maintains their post office building. They charge the Postal Service a rental fee that covers their utility and maintainance expenses. East Marion may be the only community in the United States with this type of arrangement with the Post Office. cc: Scott L. Harris, Supervisor Southold Town Clerk for Town Board Building Department Raymond Jacobs, Highway Superintendent Southold Town Planning Board Joan Robbins, President, New Suffolk civic Association Frank A. Barbieri, Sr. Real Estate Specialist, U.S.Postal Service . . , wood-frame bungalow that is located on a 7,550 square foot lot on the northwest corner of Jackson and First streets. It shares the lot with a small single family residence and a shed. Messeurs Seabury and Barbieri indicated that certain changes to the building and the site would be needed before the post office could move in. They asked whether the post office's needs could be accomodated by the Town; specifically: 1. whether the "No Parking" signs immediately in front of the bungalow could be removed and replace with "15 minute parking" signs instead; 2. whether there would be objections to the construction of a small two or three car parking lot for handicapped access, and employee parking; 3. whether there were any other problems that the Town might have with the use of the building for a post office. The representatives stressed that they preferred to work with the community and the Town, rather than in opposition. I presented these questions to the Town Board, the Planning Board and the Building Department. Their responses are listed below. The Planning Board reviewed this matter at its work session on March 22nd and saw no problems with any of the necessary modifications to the bungalow or the site. The Town Board reviewed this matter at its work session on March 23rd and saw no obstacle to changing the parking restrictions on First Street provided the Superintendant of Highways concurred. Later that afternoon, I met with Ray Jacobs, Highway Superintendant. He had no problem with the use of this site for a post office and further, suggested that the signs be worded to say "Parking for Postal Patrons only". That afternoon, I also spoke with Victor Lessard, Principal Building Inspector, who inspected the site later that day with Curt Horton. The inspectors found deficiencies in the building which would have to be corrected. The deficiencies are: 1. 2. the width of the front door and its height off the ground do not permit access by wheelchair bound customers; the foundation which consists of concrete block piles, is unstable; the building is not fastened to the foundation; a "skirt" around the foundation is needed; the underneath of the first floor is not insulated (the cottage was renovated for summer use only); 3. 4. 5. .- -, .' N/F VICTORIA S 83"51'E 5Q 1'/' {CM Fd, N ~ <:) !Q 8,2 In ~ <:::i ~ STUCCO STRUCTURE 13,5 25,6 26,2 17,1 WOOO FRAME BUNGALOW (ELEVATED ON 23.2 BLOCKS) h... t:j ~ tI) -17.4 h... ~ ~ 16.2 ~ r .... ~ ~ " 2 STORY WOOD FRAME RESIDENCE ~~ " 0", I::! N... ,> " 30.3 o 10 Cl 6.2 II) ~ CELLAR ENTRANCE .. N 830 51 W 50.66' Gua..._ IncIlcated her. ... sIlon Nt ...Iy 10 the person wr ...hom the survey Is prepared. and "" hi. behalf 10 the title compa"y~ Coy~r,Te"tcl Agency, lending instillt::,", if listp-I h('r('(".... end to the c,~ignees c-f tt-~. le~dj"g ir.sliMion. Guarcntees are not tror.slf"r-L-I'! I~ additional InstitutioM cr s..bl~qu!nt ownen. .JACKSON STREET TM 1000-117-09-31 MAP OF SURVEYED' 27 APRIL,I991 SCALE' J'" 20' eM Fd.:: Concrete Mc...."nent Found I. P. Fd.: Iron Pipe Found DESCRIBED PROPERTY SITUATE Cap/..' af thl. survey map nO't bearOng the land Surveyors embossed seal sho not be considered to be a valid true copy. GUARANTEED TO ' GEORGE t LAURA MAUL TICOR TITLE GUARANTEE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD CO. HAMLET OF NEW SUFFOLK OF SOUTHOLD. SUFFOLK COUNTY, N,Y. Una~rizecl alteration or additio Il:rvey 11 a violation f . SURVEYED FOR' GEORGE ~ LAURA MAUL ",-New York Slate;" S~ 7; ...... . ucation la' , SURVEYED' ,BY' ,STANLEY J,,, ISAKSEN, JR. ,P.O. BOX 294 C NEW SUFFOL. ,y,. 11956 516 - 34 B 5 . ....:: '~.""".~ ,.~...~:--,.,'_.. -.' :'. '. I c:: .,,~.::, ;' -. ,\.' ," \'-'" . ':' .- '~;,..' TOWN .f '91 R 4~6, .- .....:.,; :.\ SEP I 0 .' "\'\ " \' . L.!~ ~;;~j,~~~i:/;'~~.~.:''':..,~:, ;. _......_,_---...,_.....".........-~ .;..: ._"J. ,..' ,'.).;' .:.';.../:, J~..~~~I'~L. . }'i-.:':>"" ~';~it';.';,;~ .' : ',:.,.. . 2 . UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE . New York Facilities Service Office 'lWo Hudson Place. Fifth Floor · Hoboken, NJ 07030.5501 fAX.. FAX II: . (201) 420-8990 TO: M~ VA'~ri~ C~n_~~ TO\fn Pl"nncr To'.'" of SouLho1d FAX II: s16 7f:S_1 g?'~ FROM: F'rank Barbieri TEL II: 201-714-5440 V"l",ric: 'i'he addr~~s t~or C:O!l1m~~nts per'tainine to the Ner..... Suffolk ~O$t Off~ce is: Mr. Edwe:r'd L. Gap.H:l<.:h0 Db tori ct 14anager Long Island District P.O. Box ."eoo HauPl'"uge, NY 11760-9998 Pleaoe cc ;'J.E' on corrs;:;pondence-. Thanl\s again for your help -;f/ t1y1~: 0 PAGE(S) TO FOLLOW , _1' . . NEW SUFFOLK CIVIC ASSOCIATION INC. POST OFFICE BOX ..2 NEW S U F F 0 L K. N. Y. I I , , , Marc'a 23, 1993 SQott Harris, Supervisor Mealilers o:t t'ae Town Boar. Town of Sout'aoH. Town Hall, Main Roa' Sout~ol', ~ew York 11971 Dear SUperTisor Harris an( Meabers of tae Town Boan: T'ae fire Maraa 18, 1993, .estroye' our Post Office ant wit'a it the center af our aaalet. T'ae walk to t'ae Post Office is part of life in New Suffolk. We are a saall aaalet, but we care intensely about our place, wnet~er we were .orn 'aere or bought last year. Almost a aun're' af us aet at t'ae New Suffolk Sehool'aouse Satur.ay, Marca 20, to Toiee our .etermination to ,reserve our Postal Distriet ani a New Suffolk Poet Office. TlLe New Suffolk CiTic Association, on beaalf of tae resiient. or New Suffolk, ask t'ae assistanee of the Town or Soutaoli - t'aat is, t'ae Town Supervisor, the Town Boari, ani all appropriate Town committees, iepartments, ani boaris -- in preserTi~ the Postal District or New Suffolk, 11956, in a Post Orfice euiltint; in New Suffolk. TlLe Post Office De,artaent's real estate orrice is this week explorint; tae possible use or one or several sUt;~este' rental sites in New Suffolk. Specifically, we ask that, if neeiei, t'ae Town suspeni any Town re~ulati(!)ns wlaica aig'at lillock the use of one or tnese sites, as a temporary aeasure until a peraanent, lon~-tera site can 8e provi.ei. A task force of resi.ents was foraea at our cQmmuni tT aeeti~ Marca 20 t. explore all possi.ilities of re-establis'aing our Post Office on tae waterfront property taat has been its site since 1845. We may nee. the assistance of tae Town in this regan later on. At this point we are asking your help in restoring postal serTice in the hamlet as quickly as possible. We rurther ask your continue. help in saving the burnei builiing for ruture restoration. Sincerely ~ d:::R~ President ~ ~ M'- n3~ 3-6.3/13 ~~)ZO /d-7~. - U T N OF SOUTHOLD ~PERTY RECORD CARD 1lJ / ,) ~'; . 1/'; _ '7 _.::C / /1- ,,- OWNER STREET . .:" .; ) VILLAGE DISTRICT SUB. 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N 83" 51 W 50.66' Ouara- lncIlcat"d her" on sIlan .... only 10 the person wr whom th. Sllf'ley Is prepared. and "" h;s b"half 10 tho title company, Cov~r,rentcl Agency, lending institlt:=n, if list...1 hU~('r, end to the c"ignees c-f .f',- le.,dirg ir.stiMioft. Guarcntees are not trcrsirr"Ll"! 'oJ additional Institutionl cr $..bs.:qu~nt owners. JACKSON STREET MAP OF SURVEYED' 27 APRIL ,1991 SCALE: I" = 20' DESCRIBED PROPERTY Copl." 01 thIs survey mop not bearjn9 the Land Surveyors emboned seal sha not be considered II) be a valid true copy. SITUATE HAMLET OF NEW SUFFOLK OF SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y. Unauthorized al",-"- . .u,.... or additic ..rvey Is a violalicn of S' . SURVEYED FOR' GEORGE ~ LAURA MAUL .... New YotIt Stol" Ed ~ 7. cr ucation la\ '. ".",."_w_,..,,.~...___" .__ [:";'j f~_:~:,.(C~-> : :~ " .B'I' ' J... ISAKSEN, JR. .Y..11956 CEP I 0 ,,' .;'"l V .--..1.. . '\ ':1\' . i" ~ :~,='.;)7-". '.' .' II"';' ~... ..~.I "", '-.. .".~ , --'.-------. -_...,'-._._.......~ , : . 91 R 4~6 _. Newsday I Daniel Ooodrteh Fire at the Post Office A fire gutted the post office in the tiny North Fork community of New Suffolk Thursday after a worker tried to thaw a frozen pipe with a torch. About 100 firefighters battled the fire for more than nine hours. All first- class mail was removed, but some packages were damaged. Cutchogue will handle service temporarily. New-~7 ~ ~ /7r.3 1"_ /2-