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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-05/24/1990 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 SCOTr 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 May 24, 1990 7:00 PM PRESENT WERE: John M. Bredemeyer, III, President Henry P. Smith, Vice President Albert J. Krupski, Jr. Trustee John L. Bednoski, Jr. Trustee John H. Tuthill, Trustee Jane Blados, Clerk WORKSESSION was held at 6:00 PM. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER at 7:13 PM. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. Next Trustee Board Meeting: Thursday, June 21, 1990 at 7:00 PM. Worksession: at 6:00 PM. Field Inspections: Tuesday June 12, 1990 at 8:00 AM. A motion was made by John Bednoski to set the meeting for June 21, seconded by Henry Smith. ALL AYES A motion was made by Albert Krupski and seconded by John Bednoski to set field inspections for Tuesday, June 12 at 8:00 AM. ALL AYES I. MONTHLY REPORT: The Trustees' monthly report for April, 1990: A check for $2,331.00 was forwarded to the Supervisor's Office for the General Fund. II. PUBLIC NOTICES: Public Notices are posted on the Town Clerk's Bulletin Board for review. 2 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 7:15 PM .... JOHN BEDNOSKI made a motion to go to Public Hearings, seconded by ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES. IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS: THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE MATTER OF THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS UNDER THE WETLANDS 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-WATCHMAN. PERTINENT CORRESPONDENCEMAY BE READ PRIOR TO ASKING FOR COMMF~VfS FROM THE PUBLIC. 7:15 PM. JOHN M. BREDEMEYER: The first public hearing this evening is in the matter of the application of En-Consultants in behalf of MARTIN KOSMYNKA to construct a timber dock consisting of a 4' x 40' fixed elevated (4' above grade) walk; a 3' x 15' hinged ramp; (2) 6' x 16' floats secured by (4) 8" diameter pilings. In additon, the applicant intends to construct a single-family dwelling, deck, sanitary system, bluestone driveway, with 150 c.y. of fill, all as shown. Project location is Pine Tree Road, Peconic, NY fronting Little Creek. Is there anyone here who wishes to speak in behalf of this application? ROY HAJE, En-Consultants: The lay-out which we have shown on the site plan has the house as far landward as we could put it. As you can see, the configuration of the parcel is somewhat pie shaped as you get closer to the road. You get extremely close to the side yards and you'd violate zoning. We have left as much of an area as possible, we believe to be 75 feet. There may be some dispute as to where that wetlands line is, cause there's a gradation area from upland to wetland. But nevertheless, it's a significant distance back. We propose a 50' buffer in back of the wetlands as protection. The sanitary system is in excess of a hundred feet away. ALBERT KRUPSKI: One question, Roy, what's the 150 yards of fill for? Is that to bring up to flood plain elevation or..? ROY HAJE: Yes, it's for that; there's some needed around the sanitary system. There's nothing going down by the water at all. AL KRUPSKI: No retaining walls in front of the house or anything like that? It's going to be graded naturally down. ROY HAJE: Right, it's not that steep that it needs a retaining wall. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Do you have a DEC permit at this point? ROY HAJE: No, it's still pending; I'm still waiting to hear. JOHN BPRnEMEYER: Is there anyone else who wishes to speak in favor of this application? Anyone who wishes to speak against this application? JOHN HOLZAPFEL: I'll just make one co~m~,ent. It's not really against, but the land does slant down and we would just be concerned with the run-off from the property itself; be contained in some way so that it just doesn't run, particularly 3 BOARD OF TRUSTEES almost to the street. It could go right from the street down. You know, the street itself is in a low spot; it goes down a couple of inches and so on the road itself, the water could just be running right down into the place, and it might open up a channel. I thought I might just mention that. Again, the thing is, it's just road run-off or property run-off going down. The property itself naturally runs right down into the water. JOHN BREDEMEYER: It did show a dry well on the plan for the driveway, so we could affirm that in our decision and containment of roof run-off. ALBERT KRUPSKI: I think the way it's shaped, John, not to answer Roy's..not to make an answer for Roy, but it seems like..I agree the natural contours do push the water to a lot of the houses. ROY HAJE: It's going to be there and it's going to block ...from the road. ALBERT KRUPSKI: And a 50' buffer zone is a...should be adequate to handle the water from the house. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: We're not really against it, you know, it's just a consideration. JOHN BREDEMEYER: OK, anyone else wishing to speak on behalf or against this application? There being no further concurrents, I'll take a motion to close the hearing. HENRY SMITH: Second. AL KRUPSKI: So moved. ALL AYES 7:21 PM .... JOHN BR~mEMEYER: The next public hearing is in the matter of the application of Clifford Cornell in behalf of C & D REALITY to construct a single-family dwelling on Mattituck Creek at 3890 Cox Neck Road, Mattituck, NY. Is there anyone here who wishes to speak on behalf of this application? HENRY SMITH: I would just like to say that this application was approved by this Board earlier; the application ran out; it was over a year and a half old, I believe, and the applicant just re-applied for an application that was approved prior. JOHN BRR~EMEYER: The previous permit included a buffer zone to account for preserving vegetation on the lot. A 25' vegetative buffer was issued on the original permit, which was 9/17/86. I'm sorry, that's when it was filed for, the original permit was November 25, 1987; that's when it expired. Is there anyone else who has a question or a comment with respect to this application, either in favor or against? JOHN HOLZAPFEL: Again, John, I think you have our co~,~ents? JOHN BRR~EMEYER: Yes, I do. You felt they needed a better map at the time and staking. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: It wasn't staked at all and the wetlands, we felt were, dramatically different from what was on the map. The distance to some of them were surprisingly, you know, we thought that ..... JOHN B~EMEYER: Yes, the initial job, we had taped it off and going back on the site we didn't notice a change in the wetland itself, so we figured we re-permit the previous application in the same form. We did give a substantial buffer for that lot. 4 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALBERT KRUPSKI: We thought that 25 feet there is really enough slope, an adequate buffer. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Ok, if there are no further comments in this application, I'll take a motion to close the hearing. HENRY SMITH: Second. ALL AYES JOHN BREDEMEYER: I assume I made that motion. 7:25 PM .... JOHN BREDEMEYER: The next application is in the matter of the application of JAMES MALONEY to construct a 4' wide stationary dock and ramp; a 6' wide floating dock with a total of 80', project on Deep Hole Creek, at 505 Bungalow Lane, Mattituck, NY. I'm going to review this, the verbals don't make sense to me. We've been down to the site on this one. Say 6' x' 20' float, approximately 4' x 20' ramp; and a 40' catwalk. HENRY SMITH: Yes, that's right. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Is there anyone here who wishes to speak on behalf of this application? Anyone here who would like to speak against this application? There being no comments, it is now 7:25 PM, I make a motion to close this hearing. ALBERT KRUPSKI: Second. ALL AYES. 7:26 PM ..... JOHN BREDEMEYER: The next hearing is in the matter of the application of Land Use Company in behalf of CONSTANTINE GEORGIOPOULIS to construct a single-family dwelling; sanitary system, driveway and to place fill to meet flood plains requirements. Project adjacent to Freshwater Wetlands at Lake Drive, Southold, NY. Anyone here who wishes to speak on behalf of this application? Anyone here who wishes to speak against this application? I note CAC concerns here, concerning the sanitary system. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: ...See a test hole on our map, particularly. I just wasn't sure how far it was to ground water there. Obviously, the ground water is very close; it's a couple of inches, and we have a real concern on what would happen to everybody else around there, too. HENRY SMITH: There was a high spot, I think, where he was planning to build the house. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: But the cesspools are right up by the road and in a lower spot. We just had that concern; we've had it on a number of applications, for a month for the last six months or so where you are building up the cesspools or tanks, you know, on top of, you know, a foot or two and they are above ground, etc., etc., etc. This is just another one of those cases where the ground water is very close. I mean you're talking .... you scrape your foot and you might be in it. You know, it's not a wetland, you know, but they are surrounding the property. It's something, I think, you should all be concerned about. I don't know if there's an answer, do you know what I mean? AL KRUPSKI: I don't know if there is in that case because I can see a ..... JOHN HOLZAPFEL: ..... accumulative affect of doing it once a month for, you know, it's going to affect some of the areas, I think. 5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALBERT KRUPSKI: You mean for a .... in the possibility of an over-flow because of a, you know, the sound would come up and break through there, or do you mean the possibility of a just in general .... ? JOHN HOLZAPFEL: ...inaudible...speaking same time as A1..for two or three years, the ground water starts coming a couple of inches, even, in that area. It's going to make a difference to what drains out of that cesspool or what doesn't drain out and where it goes from, you know, when it doesn't drink and, you know, it's adding to the drinking water. ALBERT KRUPSKI: I know, it's unfortunate. The neighbors are very concerned, but a.. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: You all know the history of some other properties very close by. JOHN BREDEMEYER: One by the name of the same applicant. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: It's a concern. AL KRUPSKI: Absolutely. JOHN BREDEMEYER: The cesspool effects are certainly density dependent. Every time you build on a 150' x 150' lot, or there abouts what these are, the effects are certainly going to be additive. It's the function of small lots. I don't know if it's the question here is, "what kind of depths do you think they had to ground water". I think Henry and John looked at that one, particularly. ALBERT KRUPSKI: I think the way it's on the map, you know, by the road, the elevation seems to be pretty high, probably, I'd say, close to ..someone coughed, inaudible... HENRY SMITH: I didn't see a problem with it myself. ALBERT KRUPSKI: The cesspools are going to be held right against the road. We looked at the property a-nd couldn't see a problem as far as... JOHN HOLZAPFEL: Jay, we didn't have a test hole either. Normally, on the survey you see the test hole; that was another thing that just..we questioned. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Any other further co~u,ents on this application? There being no further c~tuL,ents, I'll take a motion to close the hearing in this matter. HENRY SMITH: So moved. JOHN TUTHILL: Second. ALL AYES. 7:35 PM .... JOHN BREDEMEYER: In the matter of the application of J.M.O. Consulting in behalf of HARBOR LIGHTS CANAL ASSOCIATION to maintenancedredge a dredged canal to a depth of -4' at MLW. Resultant spoil (approximately 4,000c.y. of sand) to be place on adjacent beach for beach nourishment. Project location is Harbor Lights Cove off Southold Bay, Southold, NY. Does anyone here wish to speak on behalf of this application? HENRY SMITH: I believe this a a maintenance project, Jay. JOHN BREDEMEYER: OK, anyone wishing to speak against this application? JOHN HOLZAPFEL: Again, I'll make some co~,ents. I don't know if I'm against, but one of the things that we thought would be significant is to make sure there is no run off of the dredge BOARD OF TRUSTEES into the lagoon side, because that's very quiet water. You know, I think that could be a problem, haybales or whatever. Another consideration I had and I can't really answer it, I might suggest you further investigate. When we went out, we chased away some birds, you know, some terns, and it was very upset at us. You know what I'm saying? Terns usually get up and fly away and a very hostile one was flying around. I just suggested, it could be a nesting area. GLEN JUST: I was contacted yesterday by Coastal Management Program in Albany on that, and I contacted Mike Schieble of the NYSDEC on endangered species, and they do have records of the tern nesting colony, but it's all the way down the point of Paradise Point, through the old osprey platform and they just dredged down there. ALBERT Ki~UPSKI: And they will use the tern nesting window, they intend to? GLEN JUST: There's no doubt about it. JOH~ HOLZAPFEL: There was no direct evidence, but it was the right time and the right place. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Are there any other co~,t.ents with respect to this application. HENRY SMITH made a motion to close the hearing, seconded by JOHN TUTHILL. ALL AYES. JOH~ B~nEMEYER: What's your pleasure, do you wish to vote on the permits we have before us? Trustees agreed to vote at this time. JOHN B~EMEYER: In the matter the application of MARTIN KOSMYNKA to construct a house, catwalk, ramp, and float assembly. HENRY SMITH: I make a motion we approve. ALBERT KRUPSKI: Second. JOHN BPRDEMEYER: As submitted with, I might add, a 50' buffer, drywell, containment of roof run-off. Will you accept that amendment, Henry? HENRY: What's this? JOHN BREDEMEYER: I wanted to affirm 50' vegetative buffer along the creek, installation of a drywell in the driveway and for the roof run-off? HENRY SMITH: Yes, just allow the applicant access to the beach with a path of some sort. Vote of the Board: ALL AYES. JOH~ BPRnEMEYER: The next application vote on behalf of C & D REALTY to construct a single-family dwelling, Mattituck Creek at 3890 Cox Neck Road: JOHN BEDNOSKI: I move to approve. AL KRUPSKI: Second JOHN BREDEMEYER: Subject to, you want to add conditions on to that? AL KRUPSKI: 25' buffer and containment of roof run-off, which should be in the previous permit. 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Vote of the Board: ALL AYES JOH~ BREDEMEYER: The application of JAMES MALONEY to construct a 4' wide dock, 6'x 20' float, total length 80 feet on Deep Hole Creek, Mattituck; motion to approve? HENRY SMITH: I'll second it. JOH~ BREDEMEYER: OK, I take that as a motion, all in favor? ALL AYES. JO~IN BREDEMEYER: The next application CONSTANTINE GEORGIOPOULIS to construct single-family dwelling, sanitary system, driveway, and to place fill to meet requirements; project adjacent to Freshwater Wetlands at Lake Drive, Southold. JOH~ BEDNOSKI: I move to approve. HENRY SMITH: Second. JO~IN BREDEMEYER: Some conditions? Were there any additional thoughts with respect to routine run-off. I don't know, this site has got all sand. JO~N BEDNOSKI: Not really, I don't know what you could do. AL KRUPSKI: All you could do here is say you don't want to have.., you could make landscaping conditions and say you wouldn't want to see 800,000 yards of top soil and sod. JOH~ BEDNOSKI: I'm sure they're not going to do that. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Well, I don't know about the "sures" if you are concerned with over-enrichment of the freshwater wetlands, fine. You might consider realistic limits on landscaping here, since it is sandy soil. It's almost all sand. AL KRUPSKI: You make like a 30' landscaping limit around the perimeter of the house? JOHN BEDNOSKI: Is that the normal footage, 30'? JOHN BREDEMEYER: Is there anyone here on behalf of this application before we vote? HENRY SMITH: I would say it would have to be landscaped with, you know, so it's in keeping with the area. I know this guy, he's not going to spend money to bring top soil in. JOHN BRRDEMEYER: There's a DEC flag wetland line, would there be some thought to maintaining a buffer around the DEC wetland line? AL KRUPSKI: What's the distance from the house? JOHN BREDEMEYER: Sixty-seven feet. They are showing an area of fill, but in other words, we might wish to incorporate some kind of a no-disturbance buffer. It's a pretty fragile site. HENRY SMITH:: Let's go with fifty feet. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Standard distance. So the motion had been made and seconded and an additional item was added, a fifty foot buffer by A1 Krupski. Does the person who seconded it, have a problem with that? I just want to keep this order properly. OK, the amendment has been accepted. Motion of the Board: ALL AYES. JOHN BREDEMEYER: The last application to vote on is the application of HARBOR LIGHTS ASSOCIATION for maintenance 8 BOARD OF TRUSTEES dredging of their canal with placement of spoil on adjacent beach above MHW. HENRY SMITH: I make a motion we approve and they have to adhere to the bird nesting window, which I believe is till August 1st. AL KRUPSKI: Second. JOHlq B~R~EMEYER: The motion has been made by Henry to approve, subject to the window requirements of the DEC. How about including some of the concerns of the CAC here. It seems to be reasonable to have some containment protecting... HENRY SMITH: I don't think they're going to come back on that, I think they're going for beach nourishment. There's no connection with the pond behind it at all. JOEN HOLZAPFEL: They're not putting it on that flat surface on the top. GLEN JUST: It could be bermed up. ....... INAUDIBLE ...... More than one person speaking at once .... HENRY SMITH: Add on there, there will be a berm constructed to prevent run-off back into the wetland. JOH~ BREDEM~YER: If that's acceptable, do I have the vote of the Board on this? ALL AYES. JOH~ BRRDEMEYER: OK, at this time I'll take a motion to go back on the regular meeting agenda. 7:40 PM JOEN BEDNOSKI: So moved. AL KRUPSKI: Second. ALL AYES. III. AMENDMENTS/WAIVERS/CHANGES: 1. C. KENNETH MORRELLY requests a waiver to construct a single-family dwelling that will be no closer than 120' from high water mark and no closer than 100 feet when deck is constructed. Property is located on Long view Drive, Southold, NY. HENRY SMITH: I make a motion we issue a waiver. JO~IN BREDEMEYER: I talked to Mrs. Morrelly and we had looked at that. The CAC has no problem. The way I wanted to word this was to waive it subject to no disturbance within 30 feet of the existing large trees that are on the top of the bluff. That will allow for an automatic buffer there. That's in keeping with what the neighbor had gone down to pretty much that same distance when they were given a waiver. So I make that a motion. AL KRUPSKI: Second ALL AYES. 2. NICKOLAS THEOHARIDES requests an amendment to Permit 93785 to read as follows: construct a 3' x 70' fixed dock instead of a 4' x 70' dock. JO~IN BREDEMEYER made a motion to approve the amendment to go from a 4' wide catwalk to a 3' wide catwalk, all the dimensions staying the same. 9 BOARD OF TRUSTEES HENRY SMITH seconded the motion. ALL AYES. 3. En-Consultants in behalf of SUSAN KWIT request an amendment to Permit #3801 authorizing the removal of approximately 75 c.y. of material to a depth of 4' below mean low water from a 54' x 20' area in front of the Kwit parcel located on Old Harbor Road, New Suffolk in Schoolhouse Creek. After hearing c~m~nts from MRS. CAT~.RINETUTMILL who had no objections, and from GAIL WICKI{AM, who spoke in behalf of the Kwits regarding the construction of the bulkhead, further discussion followed. Henry Smith read section #2 of the previously received deed for clarification of the ROW. The Trustees approved the above-mentioned request and also the construction of prior permitted bulkhead within 18" of existing structure with the stipulation that access to the creek is maintained at all times. Original pezmit called for in kind/in place. (Cover letter in file for change because of hardship) MIKE MOONEY explained what the "within 18 inches" meant. The Board voted simultaneously on the dredging issue and the bulkhead. The motion to approve was made by HENRY SMITH, TUTHILL. ALL AYES seconded by JOHN 4. P. Edward Dieffenback in behalf of JAMES GRATHWOHL, inadvertently placed on agenda after the on-site inspection of May 17. John Bredemeyer enlightened the Trustees on the outcome of the meeting with Mr. Grathwohl and Mr. Dieffenback. A flow-through bulkhead, approximately 30 feet of it, was suggested to Mr. Grathwohl, so that he could have his boat on the canal and not destroy the marsh behind it and still have access for his boat. The canal is very narrow and not conducive to a typical catwalk, ramp and float. 5. John Bertani, Builder, Inc. in behalf of WILLIAM H. DROEGER requests a waiver to construct a deck in addition to existing dwelling on property located on Strohson Road, Cutchogue, NY fronting Baldwins Creek. AL KRUPSKI made a motion to approve, seconded by HENRY SMITH. ALL AYES. 6. CLAUDIO ZUSTOVICH requests an amendment to Permit 93717 to move existing dock more to the east from existing location and to amend existing float from 5' x 20' to 6' x 30' Project is located at 300 Willow Point Road, Southold, NY. HENRY SMITH made a motion to approve, seconded by JO}IN BEDNOSKI. ALL AYES. 10 BOARD OF TRUSTEES V. LEAD AGENCY: 1. Anthony B. Tohill in behalf of CHARDONNAY ESTATES requests approval to alter existing, approved surface water run-off catchment and distribution system on property located on Mount Beaulah Road, Southold, NY. JOHN BREDEMEYER: This is an uncoordinated review of this project, since the DEC already issued a pe£mit as did the Planning Board. We have a LEAF so we'll be in a position to CND. I did complete the LEAF. I believe the basis of determination would be that we could Neg Dec this subject to the kind of mitigation as discussed in the field. The Trustees were out there, Bruce Loucka was there for the CAC and we do have approval with stipulations. HENRY SMITH: I don't see how they could let that go like that. JOH~ BREDEMEYER: Unfortunately, I haven't had the opportunity to discuss this with Steve Sanford of the DEC. I'd be interested to talk it over with him and let the Board know. One of the conditions down the road, a Trustee condition, I think, should be that we request DEC review, that the DEC permit has been complied with in addition to the minor drainage changes we are looking for. HENRY SMITH expressed his opposition to this project and felt it did not make sense in comparison to other less significant projects. AL KRUPSKI: Are we going to make this condition of Negative Dec tonight? JOHN BREDEMEYER: I think so, but it's up to the Board. We're at the position now we can. We have a tentative agreement based on what we transmitted between the offices and through the Town Attorney. AT this point JOHN BRR~E~EYER read the tentative agreement (for the Trustees' information). Input by Anthony B. Tohill, Attorney for the developer, the Town Attorney and John Bredemeyer, based on the field inspections by the Trustees and CAC. Following further discussion, JOHN BEDNOSKI made a motion to assume Lead Agency, seconded by ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES. New Consultant to the Trustees to review LEAF. VIII. MISCELLANEOUS: 1. MARILYN PYMM requests a two (2) year extension on Permit #417 to construct residence. Project location is Reeve Road, Mattituck, NY on James Creek. JOHN BEDNOSKI made a motion to extend the permit from 7/27/90 through 7/27/91, with no further extensions to be issued. AL KRUPSKI seconded this motion. ALL AYES. 11 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2. DILLAY D. KRUSE requests an ice pe£mit to reconstruct dock in Baldwin Creek; original pe£mit #420. After discussion and information submitted by A1 Krupski, who did an on-site inspection, it was determined to amend the permit to include ramp (not to exceed 3' wide) and a 3' x 15' float which were not permitted in the original application. AL KRUPSKI made the motion to approve as amended, seconded by JOHN B~RnEMEYER. ALL AYES. 3. ROBERT STEWART requests ice permit in Mattituck Creek. 4. MATT-A-MAR MARINA requests ice pe£mit in Mattituck Creek. 5. ALI AGARABI requests ice permit in Mattituck Creek. 6. STAN WARD requests an ice permit in Mattituck Creek. John Bredemeyer made on-site inspections for all of the above and reported that they all were in need of repair. JOHN BREDEMEYER made a motion to approve as a group, seconded by ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES. IX. RESOLUTIONS: 1. Formal resolution to schedule Public Hearings for June. AT.BERT KRUPSKI made a motion to set Thursday, June 21, 1990 at 7:15 Pm for the public hearings. JOHN BEDNOSKI seconded this motion. ALL AYES. 2. Set Public Hearing date for GARDINERS BAY ESTATES dredging project. JOHN BREDEMEYER made a motion to set the date for Thursday, June 21, 1990 at 7:15 PM, seconded by JOHN TU%~{ILL. ALL AYES. X. COMMUNICATIONS: NONE. 9:05 PM ...... HENRY SMITH requested that the Trustees go into executive session to further discuss the CHARDONNAY WOODS PROJECT. 9:20 PM ...... OUT OF EXECUTIVE SESSION: RESOLVED to accept the tentative agreement between parties as submitted and to include additional paragraph for creation of 3:1 ratio of marsh loss as determined by Trustee Consultant, BRUCE ANDERSON. Motion made by HENRY SMITH, seconded by ALBERT KRUPSKI. ALL AYES. 12 BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9:25 PM. Motion to adjourn: JOHN BR~NOSKI Second: JOHN TUTHILL ALL AYES. Respectfully submitted, -~ Blados, Clerk RECEIVED AND ~LED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOWN CLERK