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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPB-04/09/1984Pi D T{ S1 Southold. N.Y. 11971 (516) 765-1938 A regular meeting of the Southold Town Planninq Board was held at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Sou%hold on April 9, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. Present were: Henry E. Raynor, Jr., Chairman Bennett Orlowski, Jr. wMember William F. Mullen,Jr., Member G. Ritchie Latham, Jr., Member James Wall, Member 7:30 p.m.s-Public Hearing ~n the question of approval of the ~mfnor subdivision of Leon Marcus located at Greenport. Mr. Raynor: First order is the reading of the public notice legal notice notice of hearing: notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 276 of the Town Law public hearing held by the Southold Town Planning at the Town Hall, Main Road Southold, NY said Town on the 9th day of April 1984 on the question of the following 7:30 p.m. of the approval of the minor subdivision of Leon C. Marcus, Section I located at Greenport, in the Town of Southold, County of Suffolk, State of New York. On a motion made by Mr. Mullen, seconded by Mr. Wall it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board d~spense with the reading of metes and bounds for the minor subdivision of Leon C. Marcus located at Greenport. ~ote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Orlowski, Latham, Wall Mr. Raynor: The proposed minor subdivision situated in the hamlet of Greenport, Town of Southold, proof of publication signed by Susan Allen, notorized by Judith Chien ran for one week commencing on the 29th day of March 1984 in the Suffolk Times, it is also run for one week commencing onthe same date 29th of March 1984 signed by Pat Wood, notorized by Clement Thompson. In review of the file, receipt from the Town Clekk'S office the filing fee of $100 for the minor subdivision, correspondence from our Board to Mr. Robert Gillesple III setting tonight as the place and time for a public hearing on this proposed minor, correspondence from the applicant's attorney Mr. Charles R. Cuddy of Esseks, Helfter, Cuddy and Angel, correspondence from the Village of Greenport to Mr. Gillespie: The Village Board of Trustees at their regular - pg (2) r~ 4/9/84 Mr. Raynor: meeting of November 17, 1983. authorized a water mai~ extension to serve a minor subdivision of Leon Marcus sUbject to agreement between the Village of Greenport a~d Leon Marcus. If I can be of further service please call and it is signed by James I. Monsell, Superintendent of Public Utilities, correspondence to,~' this Board from the Suffolk County Department of Planning, correspondence to the Board from the North Fork Agency, signed by Mr. Gillispie, resolution of the Board approving the sketch map of Leon marcus, forwarded to Mr. Gillispie's office, resolution by this Board declaring itslef lead agency under the State Environmental Quality Review Act which was also forwarded to Mr. Gillispie's office, application for approval~of plat, correspondence from this Board to the Suffolk County Planning Commission, metes and bounds description copy of which has been forwarded to the surveyor, a short environmental assessment form signed by Mr. Gillispie as agent for Leon Marcus and a copy of a deed enclosed on the proposed minor subdivision. There is no road construction, there is no correspondence from the~'SuPerintendent of Highways with regard to this application. As is the proceedure this hearing, we will ask if anyone present this evening who-would like to speak in opposition to this proposed minor ~-tot subdivision situated at Greenport. Hearing none. Is there anyone present this evening who would like to speak in favor of this proposed minor subdivision of Mr.'Leon Marcus? Yes. Mr. Charles Cuddy: I would just like to briefly address the Board,~ Mr. Chairman, Charles Cuddy, Esseks, Hefter, Cuddy and Angel, Riverhead, NY. Mr. Gillispie has been the agent for a good part of the application of Mr. Marcus, the 'applicant has indicated to the Board that he'll post a bond for a water extension, this is a 4-lot subdivision been before the Board for a number of months, I would ask the Board at this time that they approve it, since Mr. Gillispie has answered the comments of the Suffolk County Planning Commission. Mr.Raynor: Thank you Mr. Cuddy. Mr. Cuddy: Is there any questions? Mr.Raynor: Well, we would like to see if anybody else might like to speak in favor of this'proposed subdivision. Is there anyone else present this evening who would like to speak of this proposed minor subdivision of Leon Marcus? (none) Is there anyone ~lse present this evening who has some information that should befo~ the Board at this time that may be neither pro nor con-but would help aid this Board in making a determination on the proposed subdivision? Hearing none..~uestions from the Board Mr. Latham? (none), Mr. Wall, (none), Mr. Orlowski? ~none) Mr. Mullen? (none) There are no questions from the Board the only addition I would stipulate to counsel and agent, any resolution or decision by the Board would be pending a creation of bond by the Town Engineer and approval of that Bond by the Town Board on that. Alright, there being no further discussion I will deem this hearing closed and thank you for coming this evening. . pg (3) 4/9/84 Pre-submission conference: 7:47 p.m. Mr. Coster, Mrs. Coster and R..-Terr¥ esq were pre~ent to discuss t~e Cos~er~'s proposed site'pian'for a f~neral home located at Seuthold. Mr. Coster explained that they would be using an existing building and adding to the rear of this building approximately 30' X 60'. He further stated that this area would be the two chapels. He also said that the exterior of the building will remain the same and the interior would only be moderatly changed. The proposed addition would match the exterior at the sel.or's request and the applicant's desire that theaddition con~orm to the existing building. The Board stated that they wou.d be amenable to this as it is one of the older buildings in '~he hamlet, and would want to see it remain architecturally the same. The Chairman questioned if Mr. Coster made any app.ication to the Department of Transportation with reagard to ~he curb cuts and the applicant stated that he had not done so. The Chairman questioned whether the proposed fence would be necessary behind the building as the property to the North is business. He stated the plantings may be sufficient and the applicant agreed 'that the too preferred this and would like a white Picket fence around the rest of the property. The Chairman explained~to the Board that the file contained endorsements as to-Mr. Coster's character and noted that it was very encouraging to see such good endorsements. Mr. Latham had a question with regard to the roof of the building and the applicant stated that the roof of additions will also match the building. Mr. Mullen had a concern with the availability of parking area, he noted that the plan indicates parking for 52 cars and queStioned how many service vehichles the business will utilize. Mr. Coster stated that he %ntended to rent the funeral service cars, there would be only 2 cars at best~ those being his own car and a service car. On a motion made by Mr. Wall,. seconded by Mr. Latham it was RESOLVEDthat the Southold Town Plannnig Board will conduct a field inspection of the property and simultane0us~ly refer thelsite Plan to the Building~ Department for certification. This site plan is f0r ~the construction of an additio.n to an exls'tin~ ~b~ild~ng and to create a f'~neral parlo~ in the building, located at Southold. Vote of the Board: ~yes: Raynor, Mullen, Orlowski, Latham Wall Mr. Terry, esq, who was present to represent the Seller of the property of-the proposed funeral home, requested that the Boa~d act-as quickly as possible as his client was anxious to Sell it. The Board confirmed that it would be handled as expeditiously as possible. Pre-submission conference: 8:00 p.m.-Mr.Robert Ringold of 382 Wells Road Corp. was present to discuss his proposed site. plan for a car wash located at Southold. Mr.Ringold explained to the Board that the car wash proposed would be similiar to the present car wash he operates in Laurel, same building, same operation. ~-~ pg (4) 4/9/84 whii musJ a out Mr. R~ngold stated the site plan would have 15% landscaping, and t~e traffic flow wou~d be to the East and the DEC has noted that the property is not in its jurisdiction. The Boa] ~tioned the proceed~r~ used percolation. Mr. d explained the process he uses is a filtration system prevents any water from going into the ground which e aPproved before the building department can issue The further explained that the system filters e bacteria and water is recycled, the system is tly approved by the Department of Health Services in k County. On made by Mr. Wall, seconded by Mr. Orlowski it was RES( ED that the Southold Town Planning Board will make a fie~ ~ection of the puop©sed site plan of Robert Rin~old for carwash located at Southold and simultaneously refer the site plan to the Building.~pepart~ent for certification. of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Latham, Mullen, Orlowski, Wail Mr. WJ devei'c o ~e sta~ed den~it lot~. com~ut ~ustez was p~ tha~ ~ als~ c same ~ the cl Board from t app~ov locat~ on ~ a RES~L~ iea9 a lliam Esseks was present to discuss the proposed cluster pment oz Nzc~olas Shick located at Orient. Mr. Esseks ted tne sketch map o% the cluster and noted that it is single and seperate from the hotel property. Mr. Esseks that they are no longer persuing the proposal of greater y and will instead persue the proposal with 20 cluster Mr. Raynor questioned if the area for cluster had been ed with the hotel property as it was noted that the is not ~o contain the ho~el property. Howard Young esent and at this time eame before the Board to explain t has been computed without the hotel. Howard Young ertified that the map dated August 27, 1983 was the ap presented to the Town Board for their approval of uster concept, and the only 2~acre cluster map be$ore any in the Town of Southold. Mr. Raynor read correspondence he Town Clerk that the Town Board had by resolution on 11/15/83 ed the cluster concept for property of Nicholas Schick d at Orient Point, NY. otion made by Mr. Wall, seoonded by Mr. Mullen, it was ED that the Southold Town Planning Board declares itself gency with regard to the cluster development of Nicholas located at orient under the State'Environmental Quality ~CnlCK ~ev~e~ Act. An initial determination or'non-significance has oeeq ~ade. The Board requests'~that a Long Environmental Form be filed. 0te of the Board: Raynor, Mulle~ Latham, Orlo~ski, Wall The Chairman noted in the minutes that there has been a change in counsel representing Mr. Nicholas Schick, the new attorney is William Esseks. Mr..Esseks questioned if the Board will require a map indicating 5' contours and drainage., the Board stated as per the ordinance it will be required. pg(5) - 4/9/84 On a LotiOn made by Mr. Wall, seconded by Mr. Latham it was RESOB~'EI~ hal: the South01d Town Plann±nCJ Board r.ecomraend l:o th~ $oUthold Town. Board that Mr.Bennett Orlowsk±t Jr. Be thc Cha±rman of the Soul:hold Town Plann±ng. Board. 'ote of ~h~ B0~rd: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, hathara, Orlowsk±, Wall The Beard set the folloW±rig new proposal$ for a f±eld ±nspeet±on: Dav±$¢n .- haurel Hol'lar d-Ci~tchocjue $teph~ nson Beach-Or±ent bi± 1 le~-~±$hers Island On a o't±on made by hire Multen, seconded By bit. r.atham il: was RR$OI.¥RD that the $outhold Town Planninc3' Board sel: Monday, ~ay 7, 1984 at 8.'00 p.m. at the $outhold Town Hall as l:he t±mo and p/ace-for a prel±m±nar¥, hear±nc/' Cn l:he ques~±o.n of approval of the >rel±m±nar¥ maps for the. ma~or $uBd±v±$±on of Fell±n.cj. er- Ihar located at Cul:ehog'ueo Vote of the Board.- Ayes: R'aYnor, ~Ul'len, I.;~tTi~m~ Orlowak±, Wall John $trong-l~lr. Flann±g'ant esq. was present to ct±$cu$$ the proposed mod-~f±eiat±on to a prev±ous subd±v±s±on. He stated that. the right-of-way would be chan~ed and the dens±ty of the subdivision would be decreased from 4 lots to 3° The new ri~ht~of-way would be on the North-East side of the property instead of the middle. The Chairman stated that Mr. Fl~nmi~an would have to submit a letter withdrawing the pr.=vious subdivisiona~ and submit the appropriate number of maps, and it is not under the county jurisdiction. On a m~tion made by Mr. Orlowski, seconded by Mr. Wall it wa RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board approve the amsnde~ map of John M. Sl:ron~ located at Orient dated February 14~ 1984 containing 3-1ots~. VDte of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham, Orlowski, Wall On a mDtion made by Mr. Mullen, Seconded by Mr. Orlowski it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board decl~are itself lead a~enc¥ with re~ard to the minor subdivision of Old Town Park o~ned by Mr. Bi'tees located at Southold under the Sta~e Envir0~mental Quality R~vleWbeen_ A~Ct'made, A~'" initia~mdeterminati0naa of non, Significance ha~ or, Mullen, Lath v~te of the B~oard: Rayn , OrlowSki, W 11 ~ pg (6) 4/9/84 Mr .~b~rt Was present for/a, pre~ubmissi0n c~nfere~ce to disc~%s_ s_n_~x~d~ti0n t~ his ~-~enp6~t off~c~' ~H%- '~d ~t-h~oar~that this was a small addition, only 12'X12'. -The Board stated that even though it was a small addition, it was subject to site plan approval under the ord.inance of Southold Town. The Board also noted tha~ there were no variances needed. On a motion made by Mr. Orlowski, seconded by Mr. Latham it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board will refer the site pla~ of Robert Celic fqr. the proposed office addition located it GrDenport to the Building Inspector for certification. Vot~ of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham, Orlowski, Wall Mattituc][ Holding Company- The Board reviewed this minor subdivision located at Mattituck and requested that the attorney be broug~ in to discuss this application . It was the concensus of the Board that the Board will make a field inspection and schednle an appointment for the applicant's attorney at the next meeting to discuss the proposal. Greenfie[ metes an( Zoning B~ On a mot RESOLVED the Zoni for a tic .d-The Board noted that the rmght-of-way outside the · bounds of~the subdivision was approved by the ,ard of APpeals for one parcel of land,not a subdivision. .on made by Mr.Latham, seconded by Mr. Mullen it was that the Southold Town Planning Board requests that Board of Appe~ls review the 28~-a approval given 'hr-of-way to one pieee of land owned by Harold and Alvah Goldsmith~ to determine if it is still applicable, as there is presently an applicati~n to subdivide this into 4 lots b~ Sophia ~di~Richard'Greenf'ield'. ~hi---~-is located at Peconic. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Latham, Mullen, Orlowski, Wall On a motion made by Mr. O~lowski, seconded by Mr. Wall it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board declare itself lead agency with regard to the minor subdivisio'~ of Richard and Sophia Greenfield located at Peconic., under the State Environmental QualityReview Act. An initial determination of non-significance has been made. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, ~atham, Mullen, Orlowski, Wall ~ pg (7) ..... 4/9/84 g~an- The Board reviewed this proposed set-off located at thold. This proposal was denied by the Planning Board to the underSiZed lots. The Zoning Board of Appeals %ed an approval for an area variance. On a motion made by Mr. Wall, seconded by Mr. Orlowski it was R~SOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board approve~ the ~et-off of Frances Epp located at Southold date~ ~.~r~h 14., 1984 under section 106-13 of the Southold Town )de ~ Voteof the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Latham, Mullen, Orlowski, Wall al'motion made by Mr. Mullen, seconded by Mr. Latham it was ~SOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board accept Inspector )hn W. Davis' report No. 351 and request compliance with sa~d ~port regarding the access road w~thln the subdivision of )hniSimi6hick located at South6~. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Latham, Mullen, Orlowski, Wall · Cuddy was present to discuss this report with the Board. Freida Crowley located at Southold-Mr. Crowley, esq. was present t+ discuss this proposed major subdivision located at Southold. H~ noted that'he is no relationship to the applicant. This p~op~sat contains 6 lots on 14 acres, it is w~thin the Town z~ning requirements and no variances will be needed. The a]~plicant owns no-adjacent land. Mr. Raynor stated that the s]~etch map should have a name on it and there must be a p2~ovision for park and playground. Mr. Crowley stated t]~at the applicant would pay the money in lieu of the park a]~d Playground. The Board stated they would make a field i]~spection of the property. O] aimotion made by Mr. Wall, seconded by Mr. Latham it was R]SOLVED that the South~ld Town Planning Board declare itself l~adlagency with regard to this major subdivision of Freida Crowl~y located at Southotd under the State Environmental Quality Reve~w Act. An initial determination of nonsignificance has been made. Vote of the Board: Aye~s: Raynor, Mullen, Latham,Orlowski, Wall HighPoint.at East Marion.~ Section II~.~ ~at the beginning of this planning board meeting, the attorney for the applicant submitted a letter to the 'Planning Board secretary requesting an extension with regard to the action on the final maps. ~ pg (8) f~ 4/9/84 On a motion made by Mr. Orlowski, seconded by Mr. Latham it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town PLanning Board grant Highpoint at East Marion, SectionII an ~extension of 90-days on the action regardinq the final maps in order that the Suffolk County Department of Health Services endorsement on the approval of the water and sewage can be obtained. Vote of the Board: ~yes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham, Orlowski, Wall Settler's at OysterRonds -LThe Board reviewed ~he covenants and restrictions submitted by the applicant that no lot be further subdivided in perpuity. On a motion made by Mr. Mullen, seconded by Mr. Orlowski it was RESOLVED that the Southold Towni~Planning Board approve'the subdivision Of settler's at Oysterponds located at Orient containing 10 lots, dated August 2 ,198~, amended Oc~eber 12 ~983 'and to fi covenants and again ~ in.perpuit~ with the County Clerk office. Vote of the Board :Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham,Orlowski, Wall On a-a motion made by Mr. Latham, seconded by Mr. Ortowski it was RESOLVED that the southold'Town Planning Board grant an extension of 90-days on the action of the f~nal maps of Cove Beach ~ssociates located at East Marion p~rsuant to the request of the applicants' attorney in order that the Suffolk County Department of Health Services endorsement of approval can be obtained. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham, Orlowski, Wall On a mo%ion made by Mr. Latham, seconded by Mr. Wall it was RESOLVED' that the Southold To~n Planning Board ~rant an extension of 90-daYs on .the action of the final maps of C0unt'ry Club Servmces endorsement ~approval can be obtained. Vote 6f the Board: Ayes: Rayno~ MulIen, Latham,Orlowski, Wall .. ,........ pg (9) 4/9/84 On a motion made by Mr. Latham, seconded by Mr. Wall it was REsoLvED that the S6u~h~'ld-~Own Planning Board grant an extension of 90 days on the action of the maps of the minor subdivision of Robert and Jean Lenzner located at Mattituck pursuant to the request of the applicants attorney. Vote of the Board: Ayes: RaYnor, Mullen,Latham, Orlowski, Wall ON a motion made by Mr. Wall, seconded by Mr. Mullen it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board set Monday, May 7~ 1984 at 7:30 p.m at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road Southold as the time and place for the next regular meeting Df the Southold TownPlanning Board. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen,Latham, Orlowski, Wall On a..motion made by Mr. Wall, seconded by Mr. Latham it was RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board amend the minutes of January 9, 1984 to read as follows: '~RESOLVED that the Southold Town Plannina Board does not grant sketch apDroval of the minor sUbdivision of Dr. Thomas Samuels at this time~ as the Board requests more time to review the proposal." Vote of the Board:Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham, Orlowski, Wall On a motion made by Mr. Mullen, seconded by Mr. Latham it wa RESOLVED that the Southold Town PlanningBoard amend the minutes of the March 30~ 1984 meeting to read as follows: RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board has no objection to the ~ay out of the proposed subdivision of Blair~ locate~ at East Marion however,, sketch approval cannot be granted due to the insufficient area of the lots (100-31) Vote of the Board : Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Latham,Orlowski, Wall Henry E. Raynor, Jr., Chairman left the room at this time and the Chair was turned over to Board member Bennett Orlowski, Jr. Mr% Raynor waited in the hallway as he cannot participate in the discussion of Seacroft. Mr.Richard Cron, esq. was present for a presubmission conference before the Board to discus~ the site pla~ 0£ Seacroft, located at Cutchogue. Mr. Orlowski briefly explained that the Town Board had recently granted a change of zone for this proposal from A-residential to multiple. r-~ pg (10) _ 4/9/84 Seacrof Mr. Cro be maki George Dennis, enginee had gra c, c ,o, pt,. ~ introduced the de'signers Of the project who would ~g the presentation before the Board. Present were ~atarazzo of Matarazzo Design, Mr. Carrol, Donald architect, and Mr. Bill Rees.e of Henderson and Bogwell, rs. Mr. Cron explained again that the Tow.n Board ~ted a zone change for this parcel of land making it multipl! residence for the purpose of creating an adult- retirement community. Mr. Cron then turned the presentation over the Mr. Mararazzo. Mr. Matarazzo presented to the Board a booklet explaining his background and the work done be his firm. He then explained to the Board the proposed site plan of cluster homes and explained the land use plan. The plan consists of 160 homes that would be attached in a cluster formation of 4-unit buildings. Those buildings would all have access at grade levels, they would not be high-rise and would be designed in a colonial or traditional look. Mr. Matarazzo presented a sketch map of a proposed shopping area and stated that this would consist of speciality shops, and would be a mini-shopping center on the same scale as the housing. He stated that the shopping center would be another part of the approval process since it is in the commercial zone. However, he presented it at this time as it is in conjunction with the housing plan. He also presented plans illustrating the proposed signs for the community and stated that the community would be called "Seacrcft". Mr. Matarazzo again explained that the homes would be a retirement community, for people who have older children living away from home. The homes will have attached garages, as well as, two other parking areas on the site for each unit in order to provide ample parking for guests.' He mentioned that there will be more than 36 acres of open space out of the total 47 acres. He stated that this area would be landscaped, however, the homeowners could decide in the future if there was to be some other kind of open space use for the acreage other than landscaping; ie. rent the land to vineyards. Mr. Matarazzo said tha~ there would never be any more buildings than the 160 units. He explained that the homes would be sold under a condominium form of ownership, and the homeowner would own the inside of the home, while the area oUtside the unit would belong to some kind of community association. The homeowner would be obligated to join this association, in order to purchase one of the homes. Mr. Matarazzo indicated that the wells will behind the homes on Highland Road, whichwould create a buffer between the homes there and the new homes proposed to be built on the site. The low areas of the land are proposed to be ponds which would serve as retaininq areas where the ground water would be retained by creating a seal on the ground and any excess water would be percolated into the ground, and the ponds would provide some beauty to the site. He further explained that every unit will have it s own garage, and basement and every unit will have an optional chimney. The units will be from 1200-1500 sq. ft. in size, with 3/4 of the units having one level and the remaining 1/4 having two levels. He then presented to the Board a concept by the architect showing the club house, swimming pool and two tennis courts. Mr. Mullen questioned if the acreage left as open land took into consideration the pool, club house, tennis court:and roadways. Mr. Matarazzo stated that the ~ pg (11) ~4/9~84 the ope space area did include the pool, clubhouse and tennis ~ourts as hard surface area, however, the road, garage, and all other buildings were not included. Mr. Mullen questioned the access road for emergency vehicles. Mr. Mat~razzo said that one access is proposed and the road is to r~main in private ownership, however, the developers had considered creating an emergency access to Highland Road with a Frass path or graveled path with a break-away gate so access could be made for emergency vehicles but not through traffic. Mr. Mullen stated that he would like the developers to give this consideration particularly since this will be a senior community. Mr~ Latham questioned the ponds ~nd Mr. Ma%arazzo stated that the ponds will have two uses, t) f~r a~sthetics and 2) for run-off retention. Mr. Mullen questioned the age limit for the people who would be living in the homes. Mr. Matarazzo stated that the minimum age would be 45-50 with no children 19 years of age. Mr. Cron added that at first they had set the age as 55, however,they decided to set the age lower for people who wanted to retire earlier and while the~e was 'no hard and fast rule as to minimum age, it~will~still be an adult community, since there will be no children under the age of 19 years. With regard to the living space, Mr. Mata'razzo stated that the 1200-1500 included the second story, but excluded the garage. Mr. Orlows~i questioned if the plan would have its own water and sewage. Mr. Resse, engineer for the pro~ect stated that the saritary will be basically ceptic systems and a number of buildirgs will be teid into one system. He noted that the ~uf£ol~ Coun%y~Department of He~l%n is receptive to this idea, ~.owever, theymust prove to them that an. adult community uses l~ss water and sewage. He further explained to the Board .hat the 2" well drill'ed indicated that the water qualit~ is good. Mr. ©rlowski aske~ if there was any traffic report. Mr. Cron stated that %his report was Submitted to th~ T0~n Board for the change of zone. Mr. OrloWski indicate that there was 'none in' the. Planning Board file and. Mr. Cron indicated that he would be glad to supply the Board with a copy~ Mr. Orlowski thanked the group for making the preSentation and stated that any comments by the Board or requests will be made to 'the attorney for the applicant and Will be done in writing. ~r. Henry-E~Ra~r,Jr~ ~e~u~n~o ~he ~oom~ ~t this time %~h~r.~the~r~ai~der of the meeting. On a motion made by Mr. Orlowski, seconded by Mr. Mullen it was RESOLVED that the Sou~hold Town Planning Board approve the ~ ~ ~e located at Laurei for ject to a one-~ear review. ~ vote of the Board: Ayes: Raynor, Mullen, Orlowski, Latham, WAil Pg On a motion made by M~. RESOLVED that the Southol~ minutes of the regular me~ ~ote of.. the Board: 12) ~-%/9/84 ~lowski, secmnded by Mr. Wall it was Town Planning Board approve the :lng of February !3~ 1984. 'es: Raynor, Mullen, Orlowski, Wall, Latham ~'~re was discussion brought up by Ruth Oliva regardiRg th~.' Planning B'oard's action regarding Settler's at Oysterponds located at Orient. This being Mr. Henry E. Raynor's last meeting as Chairman of the Planning Board, the Board commended him on his work with the Town of the last 15 years. The Board noted that he did a remarkable job and they will miss him. It was the concensus of the Board to thank him for all his work. There being no fur%her b~s~ness to come before the Boa d a motion made by Mr. Latham, seconded by Mr. Mullen and ca~ried~ the meeting adjourned at 9:50 op.m. Bennett Orlowski,Jr. ~a~lrman Respectfully submitted, D~i a~n e~M. S~c fu~t a r y Southold Town Planning Board