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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southo~g'To~v~ ~~lrd to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
, Sovlhol~ Torm Clert
The proposed density and total number ofresidences are out of scale wIth Cutcl:iogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
OCT 23 2007
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold,.Toti~lWard)j~.lake
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as He~YR~t!la'l t'm'cnlrgbe.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southolc;a;Jth'61ril:lmdC1ertake
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for6bd~velopment on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being'lf&ft\ffia sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
OCT 2 3 2007
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon SoutholaO)J~ lBootd:lml>take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue,
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential.The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold TOWI1i~~<JM<m~ld Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with SouthoId Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality ofIife and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call ll1a\1f11~lPqWnl<tiIllwn Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
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The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upoAqg~olWr~#fiBoard to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
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Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call uporf)&oh~hbllidWilo(Wyl3oard to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellingsproposed. as Heritage at Cutchogue.
<ioulhelr! TOWll Cler!
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the bend It ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold TSO'l)ffiJmJ:Ji~Ii-C(l6tie
action t~ halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Wv\\WI~J?rr~ t~e{~e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with SoutholdTown. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. Tbe rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the bene tIt of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application tor a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning ofthis property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold ~~1tl36m ~er~e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
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Petition to South old Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 13 9 residential dwellings proposed as He~h~~ <Duttl~e.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are. also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Hehtiig19tl\ 19!ill:Ji~e.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritai,gelatikitJID'ifu~eIi
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a cenhlry later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
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Address
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Petition to South old Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritag\l~ll~~rk
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19,1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold ~O\Yf,) ~<tlrd t5 tfte
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herit~ge.lgt CStThogeJe.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benetit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to pr9'ent any construction beginning before the. zoning of this property, and of other
nea roperti~ which are also facing inuriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold ;rO~tWI~9ard \'l t~ke
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as HeritR~~ it C&rcho~he,
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The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town, Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benetit of this
single property, Despite the rezoning, on Jan, 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred, Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun,
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned,
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing irnniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board,
Printed Name
Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold T<SlMnhBl0arMJ_
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold T~'B!fulal'{{l, f!\f~
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
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Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herit~~glkf~JfCflb~~
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold 'fi>>M!ltDblIllfrtc(laIIie
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold TSOOfll(l~o1Jiflj\tnq:t~
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
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The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning ofthis property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
Southol~ TOIVfl Clerk
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benetit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signat re Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold 'I\M1hdltbi'd11:dl*
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality oflife and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any cilllstruction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents ofSQuthold Town call upon Southold ~Wt~ lP.rfO~<t~e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritag~ a~ Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
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To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon SouthoI4ol'Ili'lmt ~<tr\m;take
action to halt development ofthe 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
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The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative; rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later, the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning; zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
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To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium .on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided onit can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Printed Name
Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herit~~~t~tltJfCWo~!!1
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritag~"a~rtLlermg\le~k
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold To~jtlo\frd't't91t&ke!'
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold~\?WO\J3fMl (fHfke
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property; Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning fs being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
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Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon SoutholdSJ;;li)HfPl,!3\W"# tMlke
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
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The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To a/low time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium ona/l major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as He~~'l\t1Q:pft~$1e.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality oflife and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address
Date
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold lO;tm t.t~rd ta teVce
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herit~ge'~t c8i~~0~~t
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritagll'1!hN.I_g\Jilrk
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as He~~g<t ~I\~e.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality oflife and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold T~Wlf.B~~qMJe
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as H~'Hgl!rhif((}\'ftt~fmkue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold 1\4JwhoBlo~~IMk.e
action to halt development of the 139 residentia.l dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold T~i\1B<bJM''t(Hl\{{e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold 'ThwtUWnUxltltcn_
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality oflife and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan.'?, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold TlSwn'iBoaM1p_
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold r~~~ ~Jflke
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold ~lJ'f~ollJi~t(!!_e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Signature
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Date
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Petition to South old Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herl*M ~\'t\I:lliYgke.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefIt of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heri.M M~e.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Printed Name
Address
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RECEIVED
Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heri~~~!fb~~WOO~
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19,1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Address
Date
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RECEIVED
Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herita8Cu~jj:;p~W!llffrI.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herita~8l.\lh:!:'bt~gOerk
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing inuriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herit~€It1tr~tII:lYi'fug\j6.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Printed Name
Address
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Petition to Soutbold Town Board
We, the Lmdersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Sou~li.IllilclloTh'fI1A9BJ1!1 to take
action to halt development ofthe 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
Yark State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Printed Name
Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as He~~oM ~W~Ae.
1be proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale ,vith Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
RECEIVED
Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as He~(lffi~gHf'
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Address
Date
F-j
Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town cal1 upon Southold TS>own ~,Pfod tOda~e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritag~ a~ Cuf~og~t
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality oflife and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bul1dozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold t9IYmI)pljl6\W ~ewe
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19,1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Sb9W~,j3_ ~e~~e
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.'
Printed Name
Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
. We, the undersigned residents of Southold Tow~ call upon South~~qtlqAV?()~o'5~,f:o take
actIOn to halt development of the 139 resldentJal dwellmgs proposed as Rentage atVCutdiogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residentiaL The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approvaL Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building. construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing irnrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon SoutholltJ;f1Wni ~<t~~ake
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative; rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later, the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning; zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium 'on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon So~Wf.\gl;rl'/!lYli\ l(lftlWd to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board, .
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold ToJRUJ!18MJqlY\Ji&t .
~'Ction to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
, The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
'~nd with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
;impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
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On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residentiaL The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approvaL Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need}
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
S action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
,.::' The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
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On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was> not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to SOl1thold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold np"tJwlAJilM tg~Hke
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Dale
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersi&Iled residents of South old Town call upon Southold Tbwn'1BdaI<dIfuW
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Address
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the' unctersigned residellts of Southold Town call upon South{JJ~!IHrvnJ~of(eqftO take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts Oll public health alld safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the bendit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imminent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
Address
Date
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S>7J'w~ It!,
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the .139 residential dwellings proposed as Hehtltge! .atTGutdhogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southolci[l;J':l1>I;niUli>alidCtedake
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a .
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address
Date
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Petition to Southol~~.WIt'''j.f~
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heri~laN:;OO:PI6kti~.
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
mora/Qrium on all major commercial and residentiol development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing inuriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Signature Printed Name Address Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritaf.1:e at Cutchogue.
~out,!,J!rl Town ClerK
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative; rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later/the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning; zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium 'on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinentdevelopment, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed Name
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Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
action to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Herit~(g~(af'tflt~1iJ@t
The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
and with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither site work with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imniinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
Printed ~Iame
Address
Date
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Petition to Southold Town Board
We, respectfully request that Southold Town Board halt development
Qithe 139 residential units proposed to the north of Cutchogue Hamlet as
Heritage at Cutchogue.
As proposed, this development is out of scale with the rest of
Gutchogue. If it is allowed to be built, it will have seriously negative impacts
on traffic, drinking water resources, pollution from septic wastes, and
innumerable other negative impacts on public safety, public health,
quality of life and property values in Cutchogue and Southold Town.
On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential.
The rezoning was done for the benefit of developers and not in accordance
with any sound planning initiative. On January 7,1985 the Southold Town
Planning Board denied an application for site plan approval. Now, almost a
quarter of a century later, deja vu. Except this time the old spot zoning is
being treated as sacred. The planning board is moving towards approval.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned. Neither
sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time at least until actual
building construction has begun.
To allow enough time for rezoning we the undersigned hereby demand
that the Town Board enact an immediate moratorium on this development.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
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;' We, the undersigned residents of Southold Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
.-m:tion to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as 'Heritage at Cutchogue.
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,;: The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
.'1:md with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
-;impacts on public health and safety, quality of life and values of other properties.
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v, On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit of this
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan~ 7, 1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing iIIllriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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Petition to Southold Town Board
.'P. We, the undersigned residents of South old Town call upon Southold Town Board to take
'~ction to halt development of the 139 residential dwellings proposed as Heritage at Cutchogue.
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:' The proposed density and total number of residences are out of scale with Cutchogue Hamlet
',imd with Southold Town. Building so many houses on so little land, results in innumerable negative
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i#mpacts on public health and safety, quality oflife and values of other properties.
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On July 19, 1983 this area was rezoned to high density residential. The rezoning was not
done in accordance with any sound planning initiative, rather it was tailored for the benefit ofthis
single property. Despite the rezoning, on Jan. 7,1985 the Planning Board denied an application for
site plan approval. Now, in connection with another application for a development on the same
property almost a quarter of a century later the spot zoning is being treated as sacred. Under New
York State Law neither sitework with bulldozers, nor subdivision and site plan approvals vest any
interest in zoning, zoning can be changed at any time until actual building construction has begun.
Church Lane was rezoned, This area can also be rezoned.
To allow time for a possible rezoning, we ask the Town Board to immediately enact a
moratorium on all major commercial and residential development projects. We need a
moratorium to prevent any construction beginning before the zoning of this property, and of other
nearby properties which are also facing imrriinent development, can be considered and if a rezoning
is decided on it can be adopted and implemented by the Town Board.
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RECEIVED
Petition
Martin Faint <mfaint@mac.com>
To: cutchogroup@gmail.com
Hi
)oui!!u!rt Town (I"d;
Please add our names to your petition regarding the overdevelopment of
Cutchogue.
Martin Faint and Cassie Kanz. both of 1000 Mill Lane, Peconic, 11958.
Let us know if you are unable to do this and need to sign in person.
Martin
Martin Faint
I elepnone:
London: +44 (0)20 7871 4042
New York: +1 7184157221
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Group for Cutchogue <cutchogroup@gmail.com
Sat, Oct 6, 2007 at 12:56 PI