HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-11/15/1990 TRUSTEES
John M. Bredemeyer, III, President
Henry P. Smith, Vice President
Albert J. Krupski, Jr.
John L. Bednoski, Jr.
John B. Tuthill
Telephone (516) 765-1892
BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
SCOTT L. HARRIS
Supervisor
Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1800
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON THURSDAY~ NOVEMBER 15~ 1990
PRESENT WERE:
ABSENT:
John M. Bredemeyer, III, President
Henry P. Smith, Vice President
John L. Bednoski, Jr., Trustee
Albert J. Krupski, Jr., Trustee
Jane Blados, Clerk
John H. Tuthill, Trustee
THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:15 PM.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
NEXT TRUSTEE BOARD MEETING: Thursday, December 20, 1990 at
7:00 PM --- WORKSESSION at 6:00 PM.
HENRY SMITH made a motion to accept this date, seconded by
ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES.
NEXT TRUSTEE FIELD INSPECTION: Tuesday, December 11, 1990 at
8:30 AM.
HENRY SMITH made a motion to accept this date, seconded by
ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES.
APPROVE minutes of August 23, 1990 meeting:
APPROVE minutes of September 27, 1990 meeting:
APPROVE minutes of October 25, 1990 meeting:
HENRY SMITH moved to accept each of the above-referenced minutes
with minor corrections.
ALBERT KRUPSKI seconded the motion. ALL AYES.
I. MONTHLY REPORT:
The Trustees' monthly report for the month of October, 1990:
A check for $1,898.88 was forwarded to the Supervisor's Office
for the General Fund.
Board of Town Trustees 2 November 15, 1990
II. PUBLIC NOTICES:
Public notices are posted on the Town Clerk's Bulletin
Board for review.
III. AMENDMENTS/WAIVERS/CHANGES:
1. Roy Stakey, Builder on behalf of CLIFFORD POLACEK
requests a waiver to construct a 34' x 28' garage and inclose a
40' x 12'deck on property located at 2905 Westphalia Road,
Mattituck, NY adjacent to wetlands near Mattituck Inlet.
ALBERT KRUPSKI made a motion to approve the request for a
waiver, including the following stipulation: drywells to be
installed to contain run off from both the garage and the deck
inclosure.
HENRY SMITH seconded this motion. ALL AYES.
2. Jon Lake on behalf of W. HARRY LISTER requests a waiver to
construct a 6' stockade fence on the east side of his property
line on West Road, Cutchogue, NY. This fence, along with a 3'
privet hedge, will run about 150' and will shield applicant's
privacy from public view as there is a ROW alongside said
property.
ALBERT KRUPSKI moved to approve the waiver, seconded by JOH~
BEDNOSKI. ALL AYES.
3. J.M.O. Consulting on behalf of DENIS O'BRIEN requests a
waiver to construct a freshwater pond and establish plantings of
emergent vegetation within a freshwater wetland; plant the area
around the pond with upland shrubs, and construct two gravel
access paths. All work shall be done in accordance with plans.
Location of project: Private Road, Fishers Island, NY adjacent
to Un-known freshwater wetlands.
The Trustees reviewed the plan and after a brief discussion;
HENRY SMITH made a motion to grant the waiver, based on the
approved plan of the N.Y.S.D.E.C.
JOEN BEDNOSKI seconded the motion.
Vote of the Board: AYES: Trustee Bredemeyer, Trustee Smith,
and Trustee Bednoski.
ABSTAINED: Trustee Krupski
4. En-Consultants on behalf of RICHARD ZEIDLER request an
amendment to Permit #3844 to modify the location of the proposed
bulkhead to conform with a recommendation of the NYSDEC and
the revised plan of En-Consultants. Location of project:
Private Road, Laurel, NY adjacent to Brushs Creek.
HENRY SMITH made a motion to approve the request of
En-Consultants on behalf of RICHARD ZEIDLER to amend Permit
Board of Town Trustees 3 November 15, 1990
#3844 to modify the location of the proposed bulkhead to conform
with the recommendation of N.Y.S.D.E.C. subject to the following
conditions: No materials shall be taken from BMHW in Brushs
Creek; the Bay Constable shall inspect the project during
construction and must be notified prior to its commencement, all
in accordance with the original permit°
ALBERT KRUPSKI seconded this motion. ALL AYES.
IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS
7:35 PM -- HENRY SMITH moved to enter into public hearings,
seconded by ALBERT KRUPSKI.
ALL AYES.
THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE MATTER OF THE FOLLOWING
APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS UNDER THE WETLAND ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN
OF SOUTHOLD. I HAVE AN AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION FROM THE
SUFFOLK TIMES AND AN AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION FROM THE LONG
ISLAND TRAVELER-MATTITUCK WATCHMAN.
Please keep your comments organized and brief, five minutes or
less, if possible.
7:36 PM -- TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: The first hearing is scheduled
for 7:15 is in the matter of the application of DIAMOND
SCARDUZIO to construct a single-family dwelling on property
located on Budds Pond Road off Bayhome Road, Southold, NY
adjacent to Budds Pond. We have received word that the Health
Department can approve this job; we have comments from the CAC
recommending you go through a full application and that the
applicant complete information on the sanitary system before us
proceeding. Any comments with respect to this application, in
favor of this application?
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Can I see the map, please?
JOHN HOLZAPFEL: ...It's a reservation, you know, reading
through the Health Department's second, you know..the., when
they had their hearing after the appeal...
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Yes, I read it.
JOHN HOLZAPFEL: .. and it's just the question with the Health
Department in general, I'll phrase it up to you. The Health
Department is just concerned about bacteria getting into
drinking water, period. That's their prime and only directive.
There is no environmental concern, and they make the point that
there's nothing down low in terms of other wells. Obviously is
other things down there and that should be at least a
consideration. I'm not sure...I don't know enough about ground
water movement or anything, but , you know, the County Health is
only looking for water supply; they're not looking in terms of
environmental issue, and that might be something you'd be
concerned with.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: I know Louise and Bob DeLoucka did get
this one. OK, I don't generally hear what happens there, but I
Board of Town Trustees 4 November 15, 1990
know when we as Trustees and other town trustees do make a
reference to an application it does get routed for environmental
review in above the base drinking water considerations, and if
they had a serious concern about ground conditions that might
intervene environmentally, they, Louise or Walter Dawydiak
will appear at the review board hearing in that matter. I know
this was brought across their desk. I didn't see comments
though, in the discussion of the review board minutes indicating
any particular, you know, concern that they ever brought there
on this application.
JOH~ HOLZAPFEL: It's just a question, you know, with bolder
clay and everything else up there. It's four feet to ground
water and all that stuff. I mean, there're concerns that at
least you should be aware of.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Right. Do you feel that we need more
information on this? I sometimes feel the same way.
JOHN HOLZAPFEL: I always feel that, you know, it's better to
get more information than less information. That's only an
opinion.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: He's concerned, so let's get a hydrologist or
have the applicant provide us with the information...who's
qualified to provide that information. It shouldn't be any
problem for him.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: This particular one has other homes, you
know, in the surrounding area. I don't...Budds Pond hasn't
really turned into being a real problem here, although
occasionally, it does have some high counts.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Of course you have a lot of flushing. That's
why, but I mean if you have any concerns with the applicant,
give us a report. It's pretty straight forward; we're not
asking for a whole list of things, just one item, see how the
ground water flows there.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: The thing is...see, I don't know, I guess I
operate...still I, you know, I've read just about anything I can
on this subject, and I recall reading, like the
Brookhaven/Cornell study that the Health Department was
involved in and all the coliforms were totally trapped within
two feet, though of course, that was not a system that was
functioning this close to ground water. I know there are some
concerns that it can...if the coliforms can track through the
surface of ground water and may sheet along the surface of the
ground water. I don't know if an individual fits within the
ability of an individual to give us really good information on
this. I mean, we're expecting something of an individual that is
probably beyond the individual's ability to give us information
cause we don't...I don't think this necessarily sites specific
information in Southold Town or in this area on this sort of a
subject. Maybe an approach...instead of holding one person
hostage, if this is still a problem out there, this may be
something to request a detailed study in this.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: You know, I'm not talking about just colifozm,
also the nutrient factor. Wouldn't it be any ......
Board of Town Trustees 5 November 15, 1990
JOHN HOLZAPFEL: ...inaudible .... run off. It's ten feet, you
know before they start to get zero counts. You know that was
done .....
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Exactly, and ......
JOHN HOLZAPFEL: Two feet is a little, you know, I'm not sure
about that. And the other thing is all the recent information is
talking viruses going in our topography without any trouble, 200
feet in some cases. So you know, are they going into the
water? I think it's a question that has to be asked. I
understand these people want to build their house and everything
else, but ....
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: I called up Cy Robins, who is the Health
Department hydrologist, in reference to ground water issues and
viruses because they have come up in recent discussions one
place or the other in the Town. And he indicated that they..the
results were mixed and they never came out with a formal
report. He said, though, that it wasn't as bad as previously
thought it might have been. That's just one man's
interpretation of what they had seen. I have heard horror
stories of 200 foot transmissions and stuff. He sort of tended
to say I just really wasn't...I hadn't gotten my facts right..I
didn't see nothing in print. I asked him about a report coming
out. He said "no". Then I said, yeah, given the fact the
recent landfill report caused a lot of problems, I said I didn't
expect to see any reports coming out unless they had draft on
the ... He said, yeah you're right.
TRUSTEE SMITH: It was my understanding that after we got the
Board of Health approval, that we were going to approve this
application. That is where it was left about a year ago or six
months ago, so..
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: I honestly think,in this case, I know that
the analyst got the job. I know a lot of questions were raised
about it because Scarduzio specifically called me up crying
that environmental issues of water quality and shellfish and
such were raised at the hearing because they mentioned certain
names to me. Apparently they grew up next to Marty Trent,
who's the Health Department supervisor and they were calling up
and saying how nice he was, and how nice Marty was, but
certain other individuals who shall remain nameless, were there
asking hard environmental questions and I very politely
indicated, well, that the Trustees had decided and the CAC
that they wanted the Health Department approval before we could
proceed. But the questions were asked, I know they were asked,
and you ask some more.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: The question now is do we want those questions
answered?
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Well, I think it was answered through the
Health ...
TRUSTEE SMITH: It was answered through the Health Department.
That stipulation we put on this.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: I rather see if the Board ......
JOHN HOLZAPFEL: I could argue with Henry, but Henry you do
understand the Health Department has its primary concerns ....
Board of Town Trustees 6 November 15, 1990
TRUSTEE SMITH: I understand that, but this is what we asked the
applicant of a while ago, and we can't keep changing the rules
as we play the game.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: I would prefer to put this on as an on
agenda item for next month, an item for discussion and then
maybe formalize a question more pointedly to the Health
Department and ask for specific data under certain, you know,
hydrographic conditions. If...I just don't believe in holding
someone prisoner. I agree with Henry. I think we sort of gave
the indication that we would go with it. I'm personally not
uncomfortable with this one, okay. I just don't have a problem
with this; with the clean sand and gravel barrier under that
system. Nutrients are going to be generated on a density rate
basis. Every time we up zone in the Town we help eliminate
nutrients, but you know, this lot was created how many years
ago? It's going to be with us unless the Town plans on buying
it. I don't see it as an acquisition site.
TRUSTEE SMITH: And it's not waterfront.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: No, it isn't. I just saw that. I thought it
was, but it's not.
TRUSTEE SMITH: It's just a plain lot.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: You know, it's interesting. I thought it
was, too.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Ok, then I'd like to just put something on
there, if you guys don't have a problem. It seems like there's
a change in elevation there, at the edge of the Phragmites,
wasn't there?
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Yeah, there was like a natural berm there,
wasn't there?
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Yeah, I think that should be left...
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Right.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: You know, completely untouched; cause I mean
two minutes with the bulldozer and that could be gone.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: I am sure having Scarduzios talk to me
and they offered to do anything reasonable that the Board would
ask. They were very concerned that they have been through this
for about three years, now. I guess it's been a long time for
them. OK, any further comments in the matter of Diamond
Scarduzio to construct a single-family dwelling on property on
Budds Pond. There being no further comments, a motion to
close the hearing in this matter.
TRUSTEE SMITH: So moved.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Second?
TRUSTEE BEDNOSKI: I'll second that. ALL AYES.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: A vote in the matter of Diamond Scarduzio
to construct a single-family dwelling?
TRUSTEE SMITH: I make a motion to approve, with the stipulation
that the natural berm on the eastern end of the property be left
in its natural state.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: A second to the motion?
TRUSTEE BEDNOSKI: Second. ALL AYES.
7:47 PM -- TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: The next hearing scheduled for
7:16 PM is now 7:47 in the matter of the application of
Board of 'Town Trustees 7 November 15, 1990
En-Consultants, Inc. on behalf of THOMAS J. GALLIGAN to
construct a timber dock consisting of a 4' x 10' inclined ramp;
a 4' x 30' fixed, elevated (4' above grade of marsh) catwalk; a
3' x 16' hinged ramp; a 5' x 14' float and a 6' x 16' float
secured by (3) 8" diameter pilings. Location: Meday Avenue,
Mattituck, NY at the arm of Mattituck Creek.
The Board visited the site and the CAC has no problem. Are
there any comments on behalf of this application? Any comments
against this application?
There being no comments, I'll take a motion to close the hearing
in the matter of Thomas Galligan.
TRUSTEE SMITH: So moved.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Second ALL AYES
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: A vote on the matter...
TRUSTEE SMITH: I make a motion we approve the application of
Thomas J. Galligan for his timber dock, ramp and floats.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Could we add on that it be kept a minimum of
15 feet off the property line?
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Yes, we should. OK, sounds good. Vote of
the Board. I'm sorry, who seconded it?
TRUSTEE BEDNOSKI: Second.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: John, that was as amended with keeping 15
feet off property lines?
TRUSTEE BEDNOSKI: Yes.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Vote of the Board? ALL AYES.
TRUSTEE BREDEMEYER: Before we get into assessments, we'll have
to vote to go off and go back on the regular agenda. I'll take
that motion.
TRUSTEE SMITH: I make a motion we go back on our regular
schedule of the meeting.
TRUSTEE KRUPSKI: Second ALL AYES.
Time: 7:48 PM
OFF AGENDA ITEM:
At this time President Bredemeyer asked the Trustees if they had
any concerns regarding the sanitary system issue that they might
want to approach.
A brief discussion followed at which time the Trustees asked
questions and gave their opinions. Various aspects were touched
upon, including whether or not the Health Department was capable
of making certain determinations on a case by case basis based
on ground conditions, and, also, contacting the Health
Department as to whether it would do this. Coming to no
definite conclusion, it was decided to drop the matter at this
particular time. The President will be drafting a letter in the
near future.
Board of Town Trustees 8 November 15, 1990
V. ASSESSMENTS:
1. J.M.O. Consulting on behalf of PATRICK W. LOHN requests a
permit to dredge an existing 16' x 20' bulkheaded boat basin
to a depth of 3' at MLW. Resultant spoil, approximately 23
c.y. of sand shall be trucked to an upland site
for disposal. Location of project: 2335 Minnehaha Blvd.,
Southold, NY on Corey Creek.
The DEC considers this a Type II project and is not requiring
coordination or lengthy review.
HENRY SMITH: I make a motion that it's non-significant.
JOH~ BEDNOSKI: Second. ALL AYES
2. Land Use Company on behalf of TORSTON JOHNSON to
construct a single-family dwelling a minimum of 75' landward of
the tidal wetland boundary and install a sanitary system greater
than 100' from the tidal wetland boundary. A revised survey was
received on 10/23/90; site re-inspected by Trustees on 11/9/90.
Location of project: Cedar Point Drive East, Southold, NY
fronting Pleasant Inlet, Cedar Beach Harbor.
HENRY SMITH made a motion to issue a Negative Declaration,
seconded by ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES.
3. J.M.O. Consulting on behalf of CHRISTABEL VARTANIAN
requests a permit to construct, landward of a stone seawall, a
single-family dwelling which shall be located approximately 52'
landward of MHW; deck which shall be located approximately 40'
landward of MHW and sanitary system which shall be
approximately 80' landward of MArW. Location: Peninsula Road,
Fishers Island NY fronting West Harbor.
HENRY SMITH moved to issue a Negative Declaration, seconded by
ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES.
4. Salvator A. Caradonna on behalf of JOHN MILAZZO
requests a permit to construct a second story addition to an
existing residence located at 9 Island View Lane, Greenport, NY
on Un-named body of water.
After a briefing from the President;
HENRY SMITH moved to issue a Negative Declaration, seconded by
JOHN BEDNOSKI. ALL AYES.
5. James Volney Righter Architects, Inc. on behalf of
KIM CAMPBELL request a permit to construct a garage and add a
swimming pool on property located at East End Road, Fishers
Island, NY fronting East Harbor, Fishers Island Sound.
It was recommended by Trustee Tuthill and Bay Constable
McCarthy, who did an on-site inspection of the property, to
have applicant try to find an alternate site and compress the
project up closer to the house.
Also discussed was moving the project out of Trustee
jurisdiction.
Board of Town Trustees 9 November 15, 1990
The final decision:
JOH~ BEDNOSKI made a motion to issue a Positive Declaration with
a request that the project be moved beyond Trustee jurisdiction.
HENRY SMITH seconded this motion. ALL AYES.
6. En-Consultants, Inc. on behalf of ADRIAN MCCALL request a
permit to replace (within 18") 43 1.f. of existing timber
bulkhead; dredge up to 10' off bulkhead to a maximum depth of 4'
below MLW. Maximum of 5 c.y. of spoil will be used for
backfill. Project location: 10230 New Suffolk Avenue,
Cutchogue, NY adjacent to Downs Creek.
A brief discussion followed. The Trustees decided to segment
this project.
HENRY SMITH made a motion to segment this application and issue
a Negative Declaration to replace the bulkhead and to issue a
Positive Declaration on the dredging portion of the project.
ALBERT KRUPSKI seconded this motion. ALL AYES.
VI. RESOLUTIONS:
1. Set date for public hearings for items that have been
assessed for negative declarations tonight for December 20, 1990.
HENRY SMITH moved to set the date of public hearings for
December 20, 1990.
ALBERT KRUPSKI seconded the motion. ALL AYES.
2. Vote on a resolution which will be presented to the Town
Board asking for its (Town Board's) support in opposing a budget
cut for dredging in the 1991 Suffolk County Budget.
The resolution was originally a Southampton Town resolution;
Southold Trustees were given permission to use it, inserting
"Southold" where appropriate.
The resolution reads as follows:
WHEREAS, the County of Suffolk has traditionally dredged many
creeks in the Town of Southold and throughout the East End
generally, and
WHEREAS, this dredging is essential to the preservation of our
East End waters, in that absent this dredging, many creeks would
likely become inaccessible, and
WHEREAS, the lack of dredging would adversely affect our economy
on the East End due to the adverse effect on tourism, and
additionally would cause a threat to public safety and
navigation, and
WHEREAS, the County Executive has proposed to eliminate the
funds for continued dredging from the 1991 County budget, and
Board of Town Trustees 10 November 15, 1990
WHEREAS, the Town Trustees, as guardians of our local waterways,
are strenuously opposed to this budget cut and are seeking the
support of the Town Board in voicing their opposition to the
proposed budget cut,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Trustees hereby
request the Town Board to adopt a resolution supporting the
Trustees' position in opposing the 1991 budget cut for dredging.
A motion was made by JOHN BEDNOSKI and seconded by ALBERT
KRUPSKI to adopt this resolution. ALL AYES.
3. Vote on the property of John and Margaret Guest, who
propose to subdivide a 13.7 acre parcel into 3 separate parcels
and to construct a single-family residence and sanitary system
on lots 1 and 3. There shall be no disturbance to the
topography or vegetation with 100' of the wetlands as flagged by
the NYSDEC or the wetlands as flagged by J.M.O. Consulting and
confirmed by the NYSDEC. Location of project: Crescent
Avenue, Fishers Island, NY.
Steven Sandford of the DEC flagged the fresh water wetland in
the presence of Trustee Bredemeyer in May and previously the
tidal wetland had been flagged by Chuck Hamilton and Glenn
Just. The tidal wetlands are out of Trustee jurisdiction as
the Trustees do not do "sounds".
Also, the plan shows no disturbance within 100'
ALBERT KRUPSKI moved that this project is beyond Trustee
jurisdiction, seconded by HENRY SMITH. ALL AYES.
VII. GRANDFATHER APPLICATIONS:
1. Daniel Natchez & Associates, Inc. on behalf of BREWER YACHT
YARD AT GREENPORT, INC. request a grandfather permit for the
construction of an interlocking wood replacement bulkhead within
18" of the existing functional but deteriorating timber
bulkhead. This project is located on Stirling Creek off
Chaplin Place, Greenport, NY.
JOHN BEDNOSKI made a motion to approve the grandfather
application as amended in letter dated November 2, 1990, to
replace the interlocking wood bulkhead in kind/in place.
ALBERT KRUPSKI seconded the motion. ALL AYES.
VIII. MOORINGS:
APPROVE mooring renewals for the month of December.
HENRY SMITH moved to approve December mooring renewals, seconded
by ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES.
New Mooring Applications: NONE
Board of Town Trustees 11 November 15, 1990
Off agenda:
At this time HENRY SMITH requested to propose a resolution
regarding duck blinds since he and the Bay Constable noted that
the existing duck blinds were getting to be dangerously close to
each other and were being left out all year. He felt that they
were becoming an eye sore and were a bad public image.
A brief discussion was held.
The following resolution was made:
RESOLVED, that duck blinds on or over Town underwater lands must
have a mooring permit from the Board of Town Trustees pursuant
to Chapter 32 of the Town Code;
1) Said permit shall be in force from September 1st through
March 31st
2) Permitted blinds shall be grassed, functional and in place
by November 1st of each year but no sooner that October 1st
and must be removed from public lands by March 31st of the
following year
3) A copy of said permit must be posted inside the blind
4) Blinds may be no closer that 500' of each other
5) If a blind is not functional by November 1st, the permit
may be revoked and the next person on the waiting list (if one
exists) shall have the opportunity to apply for a permit
6) The Bay Constable shall have the authority to have the blind
removed should these regulations not be followed.
The motion to APPROVE this resolution was made by HENRY SMITH
and seconded by JOEN BREDEMEYER.
VOTE OF THE BOARD: AYES: President Bredemeyer, Vice President
Smith, Trustee Bednoski, Trustee Krupski.
ABSENT: Trustee John Tuthill
9:00 PM Brief Recess
WORKSESSION ITEMS THAT WERE DISCUSSED AFTER THE REGULAR
MEETING:
1. Letter from Supervisor Harris's Office regarding Town
Master Plan. Supervisor requested Trustee input.
Trustees decided that mariculture and aquaculture should be
treated as equal to agriculture, provided work is done in an
enclosed structure. John Bredemeyer to draft letter to the
Supervisor.
Board of Town Trustees 12 November 15, 1990
2. Letter from Henry Raynor regarding August Acres as to
whether a dock can be constructed at the recreational site
proposed for this subdivision.
No action...basic zoning questions have not been answered.
3. Brick Cove Marina: Informal meeting to be held on Tuesday,
November 27, 1990 at 7:00 PM in conference room.
4. Southold Shores Boat Basin .....
5. Trustee Fees .... Trustees to bring ideas to December
worksession.
A discussion was also held on "community marinas".
The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 PM. JOHN BEDNOSKI moved to
adjourn, seconded by HENRY SMITH. ALL AYES.
Respectful~ubmitted,
One Blados, Clerk
RECEIVED .AND FILED BY
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