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Minutes of the regular meeting of the Commissioners
of the Mattituck Park District held at the American
Legion IIc.me on Wickham Avenue, Mattituck, on August 10,
1981 at 7:00 P.M. vith all Commissioners present.
The minutes vere read and approved.
The Treasurer's report vas approved as read:
Checking Account
Savings Account
Certificate of Deposit
Total
$ 1,294.07
13,473.84
12,000.00
$ 26,767.91
The folloving bills vere ordered paid.
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$ 1,155.18
60.24
1,315.00
33.72
201.05
31.95
3.64
64.00
129 .35
294.09
6.04
9.00
9.00
1,276.00
L. I. Light
N. Y. Telephone
Wickham, Wickham & Bressler -Legal
G. L. Penny "
Rs,vnor/Suter "
Mattituck Auto Parts
Barker's Parmacy "
Raymond Nine "
Walter Dohm "
R. L. Bergen "
Reeve Lumber "
Allyn Tuthill "
Chippy Bennett "
Roy Reeve Agency "
Gen.
The Lutheran Church vas granted permission
to have a church picnic on September 13th at
Veterans' Park.
Letters to be vritten to Suffolk Times,
Mattituck Watchman and Amie Sacks thanking
Mr. Sacks for the donation of the comer parcel of
land on Westphalia Road.
vas
A resolution/made by Mr. Murphy, seconded
and carried to thank Mr. Sac!ts cClDlDending him
for his thoughtfulness in donating this property
to the Park District.
This meeting was called to order af'ter Mr.
Reeve swore in our Inspectors of Election for
the budp,et vote.
Many interested Sound property owners and
tenants attended the meeting to protest and ask
what could be done about the four-wheel drive
vehicles and dirt bikes that were completely
breaking down the dunes and destroying the
natural habitat.
Mr. Murphy read a letter from Gail Wickham,
attorney for the Park District. A general dis=
cuss ion of Town Law and Park District Law folleve!
Signs are to be placed on the refreshment
stands stating that anyone who violates the rules
and regulations will be penalized.
A visitor proposed to adopt local Law #1 and
to amend some of the Park District lalls and so
noti f'y the Southold Town Board and the Southold
Town Police. All recommendations are to be con-
sidered and the Commissioners promised to take
all up with their attorneys and try to resolve
the situation.
The polls were declared closed at 9:00 P.M.
'The Inspectors of Election counted the votes
and the results were as follO\ls:
Ballots Cast 154
Ballots Yes 136
Ballots No 18
No further business to come before the meetjg
the meeting was adjourned.
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