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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-08/24/1989FRANK A. KUJAWSKI, JR., President ALBERT J. KRUPSKI, JR., Vice-President JOHN M. BREDEMEYER, Ill JOHN L. BEDNOSKI, JR. HENRY P. SMITH BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall, 53095 Main Road P.O. Box 728 Southold, New York 11971 August 24, 1989 TELEPHONE (5161 765-1892 MINUTES PRESENT WERE: Trustee Frank A. Kujawski, Jr., President Trustee Albert J. Krupski, Jr Trustee John m. Bredemeyer, III Trustee Henry P. Smith Clerk Joan Schneider Trustee John Bednoski absent. I. Monthly Report: The Trustees monthly report for July was $7,194.00, which was forwarded to Supervisor Murphy for the General Fund. II. Public Notices: Public Notices are posted on the Town Clerk's bulletin board for review. III. Communications: 1. Charles Mebus re: road runoff and dredging projects in Jockey Creek. 2. Margery and Bertram Walker re: beach grass planting on Zeidler property. 3. William T. Evans re: pollution of Mattituck Creek at location of Matt A Mar Marina. 4. Mrs. Royston P. Rind , Meday Ave, Mattituck re: request for extension of Permit ~3623 to construct a dock in Mattituck Creek. Permit due to expire September 24, 1989. Motion to approve one year extension, Henry Smith, second, John Bredemeyer, vote of the Board: Ayes; All. Motion Approved. ASSESSMENTS: 1. Peconic Associates on behalf of Narrow River Marina, Orient, NY to maintenance dredge marina entrance and existing channel to depth of 4' at low tide. FRANK KUJAWSKI: We have comments from the CAC recommending disapproval of this project, John, would you like to elaborate on this for the rest of the Board? FRANK KUJAWSKI: We have comments from the CAC that recommend disapproval. John, do you have any comments on this? JO~N HOLZAPFEL: Sure, point that we made is that it is a very small marina and most of the boats in there do not need 4'. To go in and start dredging 4', you may be setting a precedent for Haltock's Bay. Another concern is that it is the only existing scallop population in the Town of Southold, and there is a lot of evidence that points out the main killer of scallops during the winter is smothering. Once the temperature drops below 8-9-10 degrees, they stop almost completely and they can be buried in the silt. That's what the Green Seal Program found out over the last 3 or 4 years. As a point, I went out at low tide today and rowed up and down, it was fairly low, 2' maybe. I ran my 16-17' boat to the town ramp and into there. Once you got a little bit away I felt the water dropped off pretty fast. We have to look at their measurements. It doesn't look like they want to dredge a lot, but that was our concern. If there is somebody's boat sitting on the bottom and it's silted in, I don't think we would have a problem with that. ALBERT KRUPSKI: That's something I never considered before, its effecting the scallops. FRANK KUJAWSKI: As Albert pointed out before, there was ameeting of the minds where it was going to be cut-back. HENRY SMITH: He doesn't seem concerned about the outboards. He has quite a few sailboats and his main concern is getting them in and out the 4~ mark. As far as the smothering, it is such a small project that a good rainstorm would put 10 or 20 times the amount of... I've seen farmers open up the dikes and drain the fields out, and that will create more of a problem than this dredging project. It'S a drop in the bucket, that's how I feel. JORI~ BREDEMEYER: That could be attended to by the method of dredgin~g, particularly the cold water thing is serious~ The big key is not changing the character use of this creek, but what about boat size limitations? They want to keep the marina of small local character, so I don't think they would object to vessel size limitations that wouldkeep the boats in character with the creek. There are at least two keel boats in there, they're not big boats, but I think this is where the problam might be. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: Part of the concern is that it might be a segmentation of the whole project, that once you get there, then its that much further that you have to go out and that opens Hallock's Bay to 30 footers coming in and anchoring overnight and you will have many people there. That is why it is we are more sensitive to that particular place. ALBERT KRUPSKI: That was the meeting Henry and I went to. I asked them if they could possibly scale down the dredging from the marina to the Town landing. HENRY SMITH: I was there yesterday and you can see the gully at the end of the Town ramp. There is no question that there is road runoff that is filling that channel in. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Actually, that's been reconstructed twice already because I got complaints that I referred to the Highway Department, and then they reconstructed it. The ramp has a break in the slope which is almost from the road and the materials we requested not be used had historically been dumped there and the ramp had been washing down constantly. FRANK KUJAWSKI: This is a CEA area and I think what we need to do tonight is at least to record these comments about the project and designate ourselves lead agency here and assess it as a type one project. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Do we have to sign off on the long EAF first, I don't think we have completed ito FRANK KUJAWSKI: Yes, subject to a review of the EAF. If we could have a motion to take lead agency, type one. JOHN BREDEMEYER: I move lead agency and a positive declaration. FRANK KUJAWSKI: This is actually a type one. JOHN BR~DEMEYER: Motion to treat as type one, seconded by Frank Kujawski, vote of the Board: Ayes: ALL. This then is sent to the DEC. JOHN BREDEMEYER: The questions I can see coming up is where is the spoil going, and does the Board and the CAC feel that spoils analysis is necessary. ALBERT KRUPSKI: I think we have to cover all the bases. MIKE MOONEY: I would like to make a comment if I can. I have replaced some piles., and I draw ten inches in my little work boat and I was sitting on the bottom and I know there is no water there. FRANK KUJAWSKI: I don't think we have any problems with the basins where the boat slips are. I would like to point out to the. Board, that there is a note from the U.S. Army Corps that a letter from the Town of Southold to indicate that the applicant has their permission to temporarily store 4,150 cubic yards of dredge spoil on that property is required before they will even review this application. FRANK KUJAWSKI: We may have a long haul here, I do not know if that letter has been forwarded. Do you know anything about that, Mike? MIKE MOONEY: I have not seen the preliminary plans so I don't know what is going on and I'm not sure how this is going to be done yet. Motion to recess for Hearings, Frank Kujawski, seconded by Henry Smith. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE MATTER OF THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS UNDER THE WETLANDS ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD. I HAVE AN AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION FROM THE SUFFOLK TI~ES AND AN AFFADAVIT OF PUBLICATION FROM THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER WATCHMAN. PERTINENT INFORMATION MAY BE READ PRIOR TO ASKING FOR COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC. 7:31 P.M. In the matter of the application of Winifred Antoian to construct a 5' x 60' catwalk across the inlet at Gull Pond. Property is located on Gull Pond Lane, Greenport, N.Y. This project was approved by the CAC provided there is minimal disturbance to the wetlands. Is there anyone in the audience to co~uL~ent either in favor or in opposition to this project? Seeing no one I will close our Hearing. HENRY SMITH: It is my understanding that the catwalks across Gull Pond inlet be limited to 4' in width, unless the person could show a hardship or physical handicap. JOHN BREDEMEYER: There was no one on the property when I inspected it so I do not know if there is a wheel chair need or not. FRANK KUJAWSKI: Both figures, (4' and 5') are in the application but I think we could approve it at 4' x 60', maximum 4' Is there a motion? Albert Krupski, so moved, second, John Bredemeyer, All in favor: Aye. 7:32 In the matter of the application of J,.M.O. Consulting on behalf of Peter Fakiris to dredge 100 x 90' in boat docking are a, upland disposal of the spoil, property located on Right of Way off Shipyard Lane, East Marion, N.Y. The C~C did disapprove this, and say that the dredging would have a deleterious effect on clams and bottom organisms, no need show, project would create a pothole effect on the bottom. Is there anyone here to speak either in favor or in opposition to this project? HENRY SMITH: I was there with you, Frank, and we met with the DEC, Chuck Hamilton, and we brought that up to him and he felt that it was no problemwith it, really, and a pothole effect might even create & habitat. ALBERT KRUPS]ii: What I am talking about is different than the environmental_ effect of the dredging itself, this is a pretty large project. Is this creating a small marina type situation? FRANK KUJAWS][I: No, I don't think that's a possibility, I think we are talking abou~ a large boat. JOHN HOLZAPF]~L: As a point, there are eel grass beds on both sides of this so it i: not just bare bottom, and, he's got 6' of water now. HENRY SMITH: Yes, but when he gets a surge back and forth and you have a boat that draws 4', and, you get a boat bouncing up and down in there at low tide, especially with a northwest wind, when you get abnormal low tide it will bounce on the bottom. I thin that he is going to have an on going problem there. ALBERT KRUPSKI: How long do you think it will take for it to fill in there? HENRY SMITH: I don't know, but I wouldn't go along with the 10 year maintenance deal. I think he is going to have an going it should be reviewed each time, that means he can go in there and dredge every year for 10 years? ALBERT KRUPSKI: It doesn't matter because with this Board looks very favorably on any maintenance so once it is initially done, I don't care whether it 10 ~years) or a hundred or two, it doesn't matter. Are there any other concerns? FRANK KUJAWSKI: There is one other point htat was just brought to my attention. There is a subdivision application for this piece of property so I don't know if we are looking at segmentation here, but, that is rumor. I do not know if that is official. ALBERT KRUPSKI: Don't we also have an assessment on the same property? FRANK KUJAWSKI: We have another thing that is being worked out on the violation. Why don't we table this and just check into it a little further? I don't want to be looking a one portion of a project, I would move to T~hle this, second, John Bredemeyer, All in favor? Ayes. Tabled. 7:33 P.M. In the matter of the application of En Consultants on.behalf of Dolores Holman to construct two 30' timber groins and fill westerly portion with clean fill on West Lake Drive in Southold, N.Y. The CAC disapproved this project, it does not represent the best engineering, space between the groins shoUld be 2 1/2 to 3 times the length of the groins, and it should be only one low profile groin. Is there anyone here to comment either in favor of or in opposition to this application? ROY HAJE: En Consultants for the property owner, Dolores Holman, the project which we have before you now was approved by the DEC and a copy of this has been forwarded to you. If you have visited the property or seen the floor plan you will note that it is in the midst of a very large groin field, which extends both to the east and the west. If you will also check your records you will note that a virtually .... groin was constructed about a year and a half ago, by the property owner to the ease, Mr. Barbado. This was patterned after that, since it had been approved and is similar in length and characteristics to all the other groins that are along there. So, to think that this would have any effect beyond what we intended to, and that is to preserve the beach immediately in front of the subject parcel I think is incorrect, it really couldn't, not in the midst of the groin field the way it is. ALBERT KRUPSKI: Doesn't elevation determine amount of the water level, as opposed to placing a groin in front of the property? ROY HAJE: Elevation of what, of the beach? ALBERT KRUPSKI: The beach. I just wonder how effective this is supposed to be. ROY HAJE: If you look at the other beaches, where the groins are presently, there is a dramatic difference between the beaches .... we have in the past tried to put stone in there to prevent loss of material at the base and that is not working effectively. We tried the alternatives first. FRANK KUJAWSKI: Why two, Roy, why not start with one? ROY HAJE: We are afraid that one won't do it. Again, this is a similar spacing now from the others. FRANK KUJAWSKI: I can't tell that from the map, it does look like the one to the west is shorter and quite a distance away, maybe more like 60 or 70' ROY HAJE: There are actually three on the property to the west. FRANK KUJAWSKI: I can't tell that from the description I have. I see one of similar length to the west. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: Frank, I think on the back of that page there is an outline of all of them. FRANK KUJAWSKI: I see. ALBERT KRUPSKI: Are the length of those drawn into scale, Roy? ROY HAJE: Yes. FRANK KUJAWSKI: No, I don't think so because they're all the same length. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: We don't have a problem with the drawings per se, we were just trying to help the person with the better way of doing it, its standard engineering to say that you should have more space and the water can deposit the sand in there. We don't have a problem with it, there are groins all along there. We were just trying to say to the owner that there might be a better way of doing it, that's really what our comments were about. ROY HAJE: The project was reviewed by the Coastal Engineering people of the DEC in Albany and the permit was issued following their review. JOHN BREDEMEYER: Do you have the Barbatos application also, I remember that was around for a long time. It was initially denied, I believe, and then it went back and subsequently was approved. FRANK KUJAWSKI: I don't have a problem with it. I think it may be a greater expense than is necessary. As John pointed out there may be a simpler way to do this, I have no doubt that the two groins there are probably going to build up sand. ROY HAJE: I don't think they will have any adverse effect. HENRY SMITH: They are in the middle of a groin field already, its not like, its nothing new to the area. FRANK KUJAWSKI: Are there any other comments on this application or questions for Mr. Haje? Pleasure of the Board? JOHN BREDEMEYER: I make a motion to approve as submitted, second, Henry Smith, vote of Board, Ayes, All. The next hearing is in the matter of Joseph Macari to construct a 6' x 220' timber dock with a 4' x 80' lower platform for boarding boats, at Paradise Point in Southold. Is there any one here to speak either against or for this application? GEORGE COSTELLO: I am from Costello Marine and I am here to represent the applicant and I will answer any questions. I didn't have any, the CAC approved this project as FRANK KUJAWSKI: submitted. JOHN BREDEMEYER: GEORGE COSTELLO: July. FRkNK KUJAWSKI: Is that where there are fancy columns and stone work? Yes. We have the DEC permit we got in the middle of Do we have a copy of that in the file? Yes, and the Army Corps. Are there any other comments? We will close this hearing then, do we have a motion? ALBERT KRUPSKI: I make a motion to approve it, second, Henry Smith, vote of the Board, Ayes, All, Approved. FRANK KUJAWSKI: The next is 7:36, I guess we missed that, in the matter of the application of Thomas E. Prokop for construction of a floating dock and the repair or replacement of a fixed dock and rataining wall. There were some stipulations that the CAC wanted attached to this and that is the removal of the pipe located a the site of the dock, and I believe that to everyone's satisfaction, this was taken care of. Are there any comments? My only comment is that this was a violation that has now been cleared up and I will close the hearing and make a motion to approve, second, Albert Krupski, All in favor, Ayes, All. Approved. FRANK KUJAWSKI: The next is in the matter of the application of John Geideman on behalf of the Cutchoque/New Suffolk Park District to construct 80' bulkhead with 10' return on property located at the end of Pequash Avenue, Cutchogue,N.Y. Is there anyone here to speak either for or against this application? MR. RAUCH: My name is Charles Rauch and I reside on Pequash Avenue. We do all our bathing there at the Park District beach and I was wondering what they're intending to do, if they put a return or a bulkhead in there is it going to wash the beach away as it has done down further from the Park District property. One of the residents there has put in a stone beach, or stone groin, and while it has kept the Park District Beach clear it has washed out further to the east. This is my first meeting and I'd like to find out exactly what it is they are going to do. ALBERT KRUPSKI: It's interesting that you said that because on our inspection we didn't notice, oh, you are saying that it washed out to the east. MR. RAUCH: To the east of the residence right near Pequash Avenue. He put up a retaining wall there years ago, he threw in a lot of stones, which preserved all the beaches to the west, it was a very good thing. But to the east, it washed out the beach. ALBERT KRUPSKI: We didn't look that far to the eas%. JO~N BREDEF~fER: So if the same pattern occurred, this structure would then blow out the road ending. MR. RAUCH: Just where is this .... FRANK KUJAWSKI: I can show you if you would like to step up here. Looking down the end of Pequash, here is the Park District property, and there is the proposed bulkhead. MR. RAUCH: So where is the swimming area, there is no beach left. FRANK KUJAWSKI: There is actually this much beach right here, at the road ending. Its really not a groin so I don't think its going to have an effect, to wash away. MR. RAUCH: The only place this is going to build up is on the Pequash Club property. ALBERT KRUPSKI: If what you say is true, it will erode the Town property° FRANK KUJAWSKI: The water is actually below the structure. We don't usually see any structures taking any effect on the beach if its above high water. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't know how it could wash out if high water is actually below the structure. For anything to incur build up, it has to be subject to tidal action. MR. RAUCH: The only one who is going to benefit from this is the Pequash Club cause they are on the west side and the sand is going to build up on the west side, cause their property is washing away, their property is washing into the water. FRANK KUJAWSKI: I would Table this tonight, I would be willing to do that, I'd like to go down there at high tide. JOHN HOLZAPFEL: We went over this about a weekago and I have this book, (The Beaches Are Moving), written by the Coastal Geologist at Duke University, I quote, "Bulkheads function as a replacement for dunes on the open beach, with natural vegetation on quieter shores. The normal.response of a beach to a big storm is to wheedl~ sand from the dunes and allow the waves to draw it across the beach. As this happens, the slope becomes flat as the waves encounter more friction in their headlong rush and the beach survives. Sand from offshore ... washes back onto the beach and blows into the building dunes so that it's an on and off cycle that protects itself. Where the beach cannot flatten itself, waves carry off more sand, drop it into deeper water at locations down the beach from where it will not return, and then the closer a bulkhead is to the water, the quicker the beach will disappear. As storms are encouraged to steal the beaches from in front of the bulkheads, groins will appear, and it just goes on and on". The point I'm trying to make is that people might lose more of the beach, and they are not going to have a beach in a year or two. It's something that you need to consider. ALBERT KRUPSKI: Right, that's what we are considering. FRANK KUJAWSKI: Any other comments? I think we are going to table the hearing so it will be advertised again. I would make that motion to table this hearing, not to close it, second Albert Krupski. All in favor? Vote of the Board, Ayes, All. It will be re-advertised when it comes up again. I wonder if we could meet with Mr. Geidemen here also, or Stanley Salter, the original applicant. FRANK KUJAWSKI: That concludes our public hearings. MIKE MOONEY: What about Theoharides? FRANK KUJAWSKI: We just got some new information that the Trustees have not had a chance to review yet, regarding 3' instead of 4', if that will be acceptable to the applicant. We need to complete the environmental assessment, which we just received also. Roy, do you have any comments on 3' instead of 4'? ROY HAJE: At this point I think we would just go for it. JOHN BREDEMEYER: If he's willing to wait, Chris Smith from the Board of Cooperative Extension is willing to meet with the Board for a review, at that branch of the creek because of a grant the Town has for doing a marsh filtration system. I had requested that they come down because of the use of the creek and the dredging down below... FRANK KUJAWSKI: We are intending to reschedule a hearing, now that we have everything we needed, for next month. ASSESSMENTS, continued. 2. John Geideman on behalf of the Crescent Beach Condominium Association to install 8 pilings to create 7 boat slips and a splash board along bulkhead on property located off Maple Lane, East Marion, N.Y. I will make a motion for a negative declaration, second, Albert Krupski, vote of the Board, Ayes, All. 3. En Consultants on behalf of Robert Boger, Willow Point Road, Southold, N.Y. 155' timber retaining wall, 15' return, tow 5' x 20' floats added to existing 5~ x 20', maintenance dredge 50 cubic yards. We met with Mr. Boger on Tuesday, we had a few concerns and I think the CAC had a few concerns, no reason shown to construct, a floating dock would create a navigational problem, no need for dredging. We spoke to Mr~ Boger and I think he needs 4' of water. FRANK KUJAWSKI: We had talked about moving that retaining wall back a little so it wasn't at the High water line, and you indicated that you did not have a problem with that. Has there been dredging in there recently? HENRY SMITH: Yes, we have proof of dredging. FRANK KUJAWSKI: Negative declaration based on revised sketch for 40' bulkhead, floats, dredging to 4', motion by John Bredemeyer, second, Albert Krupski, vote of the Board, Ayes, all. 4. En Consultants on behalf of Edward Fergus, R.O.W. off No. Bayview Ave., Southold, N.Y., to construct 4' x 20' fixed dock, 4' x 16' ramp, two 6' x 16' floats. Frank Kujawski, motion for negative declaration, second, Henry Smith, vote of Board, Ayes, All. 5. Proper T Services on behalf of Dr. Richard Hall, Kimberly Lane, Southold, N.Y. to construct single family dwelling and 4' x 25' walkway with 4' x 7' stairs for beach access. Albert Krupski, motion for negative declaration, second, Frank Kujawski, Vote of Board, Ayes, All. 6. Harbor Marine on behalf of Luis Portal to construct 160' bulkhead, which includes 20' x 30' boat slip, dredge 100 cubic yards, spoil to be used as backfill. Property located on Jockey Creek Dr., Southold, N.Y. Marsh present on site, dredging will not be approved. Wayne Hulse of Harbor Marine present. Need new project description. Motion to Table, Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of the Board, Ayes, all. 7. Proper T SerVices on behalf of Dr. Francisco Sciotto, to construct 4' x 16' walkway, 4' x 16' hinged ramp, two 6' x 20' floats, install associated pilings. Property located on R.O.W. off No. Bayview Dr., Southold, N.Y. Motion for negative declaration, John Bredemeyer, second, Frank Kujawski, vote of Board, Ayes, all. 8. Francis Weisent, 1925 Naugles Drive, Mattituck, N.Y. for construction of stairs and retaining wall. Motion for negative declaration, Frank Kujawski, second, John Bredemeyer, vote of Board, Ayes, All. 9. James V. Righter on behalf of W.G. Rafferty, to renovate existing garage apartment and construct 400 sq. ft. addition and new septic system, Property located on Middle Farms Pond, Fishers Island, N.Y. Albert Krupski, motion for negative declaration, second, Frank Kujawski, vote of Board, Ayes. All. 10. George De Menil to renovate existing garage dwelling and construct 800 square foot addition on sono tube piers. Property located on Brickyard Pond, Fishers Island, N.Y. Motion to Table subject to map showing location of septic system and required Health Department approval, Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. 11. En Consultants on behalf of William and Vincent Geraghty, Main Road, Southold, N.Y. Placement of fill. Was assessed as Type I, we need to change that to a positive declaration, motion to rescind Type I designation Albert Krupski, second, John Bredemeyer, vote of Board, Ayes, All. Motion for positive declaration, Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. AMENDMENTS: 1 Edward Tasjian to amend permit number 3697 to reflect 3' x 6' addition to catwalk to meet existing grade. Property located at 4955 Stillwater Ave., Cutchogue, N.Y. Motion to approve, Frank Kujawski, second John Bredemeyer, vote of Board, ayes, All. 2. Ed Diefenbach on behalf of Margaret McGwire for construction of addition to existing single family dwelling located on R.O.W. off Arrowhead Lane, Peconic, N.Y. Motion for approval, John Bredemeyer, second, Frank Kujawski, vote of Board, Ayes, all. 3. Donald Cocks on behalf of Dr. Ali Agarabi to construct catwalk, ramp and floating dock on property located at 265 Westview Dr., Mattituck, N.Y. Approval subject to conditions in letter of Dr. Agarabi. Motion to approve, Frank Kujawski, second, John Bredemeyer, vote of Board, Ayes, All. 4. Robert L. Barry to reconstruct retaining wall at property located at 100 West Shore Dr., Southold, N.Y. Need information on reconstruction from Mr. Barry, Trustees to review. WAIVERS: 1. Marshall W. Picken, 195 Gull Pond Lane, Greenport, N.Y. to reconstruct retaining wall 6" in front of existing structure. Approved, Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. 2. Harbor Marine on behalf of Luis Portal to construct single family dwelling 75' from wetlands on Jockey Creek Dr., Southold, N.Y. Motion to approve, subject to placement of haybales during construction, Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. MOORINGS: Approval of September mooring renewals, Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. New Mooring Applications t. Richard Pilles, offshore mooring in Goose Creek, approval, Henry Smith, second, Frank Kujawski, vote of Board, ayes, All. Approved. 2. Charles S. Trownsell, offshore mooring in Goose Creek, Southold, NY. approval, Frank Kujawski, second Albert Krupski, vote of Board, ayes, All. Approved. 3. Michael Lalli, onshore mooring stake at Narrow River, Orient, John Bredemeyer, second, Frank Kujawski, vote of Board, Ayes, all. Approved. (Last remaining onshore stake, No. 36, at Narrow River to be kept for use by Town of Southold.) 4. Alfonso Losco, offshore mooring in Goose Creek, Southold, N.Y. Albert Krupski, second, Frank Kujawski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. Approved. 5. Joseph Lizsewski, 1 mooring pole, Frank Kujawski, second, John Bredemeyer, vote of Board, Ayes, All. Approved. Resolution to close scallop season for 1989/1990, John Bredemeyer, second, Henry Smith, vote of Board, Ayes, All. Resolution to post sign requiring use of pumpout stations at Mattituck Creek , Frank Kujawski, second, Albert Krupski, vote of Board, Ayes, All. FRANK KUJAWSKI: Valerie Scopaz of the Planning Board has requested that a Trustee attend Planning Board meetings. I said that would involve at least 100 hours per month. I told her she should feel free to hire someone to do that. She asked about applications for marinas, I volunteered that myself or one of us would sit in on scoping sessions for marinas to give our input for consideration. Thinking about a consultant for the Planning Board, the need for Trustees to assist us in reviewing environmental assessment forms, providing us withan objective opinion, and the Building Department is running more into this, we just did something for the ZBA on the Mills property. I would like to get a Resolution from this Board authorizing me to request the Town Board to advertise for the position of environmental consultant on a per diem basis to establish wetland lines for applications and to do inspections on Fishers Island and to make this p~rson available to all of the Boards. I want to get a letter off now to d ) this. I understand that we have the authority now to hire someone who hi~s the proper credentials to provide this service. R,~solution to request the Town Board to hire an Environmental Consultant, J~)hn Bredemeyer, second, Albert Krupski, vote of the Board, Ayes, All. -~ S~neider, Clerk RECEIVED AND FILED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOV~ Cr.V.~K DATE HOUR l O: ~ ~