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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-06/01/1982490 MINUTES The 7:30 PM, Tuesday, June 1, New York. Present were: regular meeting of the Board of Southold Town Trustees was held at 1982, at the Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, President Paul Stoutenburgh Vice President Frank Kujawski Trustee Henry Smith Trustee John Bednoski Trustee John DiVello Bay Constable Thomas Czelatka Clerk Marian Goubeaud President Stoutenburgh called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM. On motion of Mr. Smith, seconded by -Mr. DiVello and carried, the minutes of the May 4, 1982, meeting were approved. The next meeting will be July 6, 1982. On Thursday, May 27, 1982, Mr. Smith and Bay Constable Czelatka investi- gated the complaint that a Mr. Occhiogrosso did dredging and built a dock near the end of Corey Creek Lane and they found nothing out of the ordinary. On motion made by Mr. Stoutenburgh, seconded by Mr. Kujawski and carried, the mooring renewal permits for the month of July were approved. On motion made by Mr. Bednoski, seconded by Mr. Smith, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of John W. Savaq~.~r., to place an offshore stake with pulley line to onshore stake at Mattituck Creek, Mattituck. Vote of Board: Ayes: Messrs. Stoutenburgh, Smith, Kujawski, Bednoski and DiVello. On motion made by Mr. Bednoski, seconded by Mr. DiVello, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Jon C. Kerbs to place a mushroom (100 lb.) mooring in James Creek, Mattituck, providing it does not inter- fere with the channel or navigation of other boats. Vote of Board: Ayes: Messrs. Stoutenburgh, Kujawski, Smith, Bednoski and DiVello. On motion made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. DiVello, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of .A~nes Pa~nozzi to install four piles to secure existing dock and to join four other piles to them, as per applicatio~ in Jockey Creek, Southold. Vote of Board: Ayes: Messrs. Stoutenburgh, Kujawski, Smith, Bednoski, DiVello. In regard to the application of Roqer McCarvill for a mooring in Jockey Creek, Mrs. McCarvill was advised to check with the Park District to obtain the mooring she wanted at the Town Dock. If she is unsuccessful, she may return to the Trustees for a mooring in the Creek, providing they bring a letter of permission from the owner of the property they must cross to get to the mooring. On motion made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. DiVello, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Anthony Vallace to construct a dock consisting of a fixed elevated (3 ft. above grade) catwalk 60 x 4 ft., hinged ramp 12 x 4 ft., and float 20 x 8 ft. secured by two pilings, providing it is parallel to the right-of-way so dock does not infringe at any time on the property to the west. All boats shall be moored on the east side of the dock so that no boat or structure shall infringe on the neighbors imaginary property line to the west at any time, until permission 491 from that neighbor is Location is Broadwaters Cove, Cutchogue. On motion made by Mr. Stoutenburgh, seconded by Mr. KujaWski,- it ~was RESO~D to~ble ~he a~plication of Matt-A-Mar, for proposed T docks : until the Trustees write"to and-receive from the'Army Corps of Engineers C. a chart of the Federal-Anchorage. ~.Vote of Board: Ayes: Messrs. Stoutenburgh, Kujawski, Bedn0Ski, ~DiVello; abstain: Mr. Smith. Mr. Stoutenburgh is to look into'the letter,from the Town Board authorizing the Trustees to install and issue mooring permits in Sterling Creek and will report back to the Board at the~next meeting. ~t the request ~f Councilman-Frank~Murphy, the Board will 'meet-wit~ him at~7~30 PM,' 'at' the Town'Hall, on Thursday~ June 10, ~982, %o-discuss the Shellfish 0rdinance so-that it may be implemented-this~year.~ The Boa'rd requested the following letter be sent to ,the Town Board: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' June 2, 1982 Southold Town Board Town Hall ,~ , "~ ~ ~ ..... '-- Southold, N. 'Y. 11971 ~ ~ - ~ ~.~' - '~ ~ ~ Gentlemen: ~ - - , ~- As per your requ~st,'we have outlined ~ur proposed proj'ect study,' inventor~, and sur~ey of'Matt~tuck Creek'to commence as soon as possible afte~ your approval. Please note that our original idea of surveying smaller and les~ populous creeks ~as been deferred-to a st~dy~of Mattituck Creek for the following reasons: - ~1~ Mattituck. ·Creek 'has a ~reater number'of~structures requiring identification - ~ " ,. ~ 2. The size of Mattituck Creek would be a more reasonable challenge that would,d~term'ine the feasabilit~ of' future surveyS. 3. If,-in the'future, it was determined not to fund surveys, then at lea~t, the most important creek that needs'to be done will be complete. , This project would proceed in three phases and may occur simultaneously. I. Preliminary Survey - -a. key structures to TOwn Clerk"s Map ' b;'identify all with posted permit numbers ~ ' c. verify that valid permits exist for structures in b. d. measure these structures to see if they conform to permit standards. e. identify all without permit numbers 1.'determine if these structures do in fact have a number~ but - it is not posted'(search ~rustee files). 2i~det~rmine if property changed owners and-if new 6wners are n6t a~a~e of permit 3. determine if the struCture was constructed by owner Who may have"be'en Unaware of permit re~uirementsl Trustee review of part I data a. Grandfather all structures erected prior to 1972. A $5.00 registration fee will be cha~ed. b. If less than 10 years old, but without a permit, then file application and collect for square footage. III. Mapping and keying structures to Town map a. Ail structures will be keyed to Town map and dated. This will then serve as a valuable resource and reference for future applications. b. Reorganize Trustee files by working with Marian Goubeaud to classify by creek first, aphabetical by name second and cross reference with~file card index. 492 We are requesting $1500. to undertake this project. If these funds are not fully expended, the balance will not be used. .Sincerely, s/ Frank Kujawski, V. President Southold Town Trustees On Thursday, June 24~ 1982, at i0:00 AM~ the DEC will hold a hearing on the wetlands applications of Joseph Cavalier and Howard Petersen. President Sto~tenburgh r~quested that all the Trustees attend this meeting and support their concern in regard to these projects. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Kujawski made a motion, seconded by Mr. DiVetl~ and carried, to adjourn. Meeting adjourned 9:15 PM. Marian Goubeaud, Clerk Southold Town Trustees