HomeMy WebLinkAbout1000-52.-5-59 P.O. Box 181
Cold Spring Harbor
Long Island, N.Y. 11724
(516) 367-4255
6/30/86
Southold Town Hall
Route 25
Southold, L.I. 11971
RE: Tax Map, ~1000-52-5-59, and
Adjoining 2 acres, formerly wickham (now Melrose)
Gentlemen:
~e purchased this property when it was zoned "B".
We have been informed that the proposed revised Master
Plan has now changed the zoning to LIO.
We are strongly opposed to this change. Had we known of
.this change we would not have purchased the property.
We have spent a substantial amount of money on architectural
plans, surveys, etc., and we do not feel it's fair to make this change
at this time.
~e believe it will be to the Town's advantage to leave the
zoning as heretofore, especially as the "B" zoning is directly across
the street.
Any possible proposed retail business will keep the traffic
away from the more congested areas.
Sincerely yours,
IVORY LAND, IA~C.
/~/JACOB FP~IDUS
WOOD BURNING STOVES
1986
COPY 'OUR
IHFOR[aATION
ROUTE 27A, NORTH ROAD, SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK 11971
(516) 765-2313
3une 25, 1986
The Town Board
Southold Town Hall
Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
Dear Members of the Board:
Re: Proposed Master Plan
I am a retail businessman on Route t~-8 in Southold. It is my desire to move
from my present rented location to my own owner-occupied premises. For that
purpose, I purchased a parcel of land located at the Northwest corner of Route
and Young's Avenue. This parcel is currently zoned B-1 and permits my sort of
retail operation to be located there without question.
The most recent edition of the proposed master plan map has d~signated that
portion of Route ~g located between Young's Avenue and Horton's Lane as Limited
Business Zone, while designating land lying to both the East and to the West as "B"
zone. I can see no apparent logic for creating an island of up-zoned land sandwiched
between two stretches of 'B' zone. Let it be known that such designation to
Limited Business zoning places a hardship on me by preventing me from using the
land for the purpose for which I originally purchased it. Furthermore, from the changes
indicated on the current proposed map versus the proposed zones on the previous map
which was presented at the hamlet meetings, it is obvious that the other business
landowners' wishes have been accomodated. This appears to be favoritism on their
behalf and discrimination against me.
As this situation is hereby brought to your full attention, I believe it is incumbent
upon you as my elected officials not to knowingly discriminate against me nor to
cause me direct financial hardship by upzoning my current B-I property to Limited
Business.
Sin~cer ely, ~
Edward Dart
cc: Southold Town Planning Board
To: The Town Board,
Re: The Master Plan
Dear Board Members:
Southold,
New York
RECEIVED
JUN 1 8 1986
Ta~,~. C. lo,l,,
I would like to put in a word of support for the Board's decision to hold the
line at three acre zoning in Orient. Although the opposition has been more
vocal, there are, I believe, a great majority of Orient residents who would
have preferred the original recommendation of 5-acre zoning to have been
upheld.
We were, however, unable to discuss the issue at Orient Association meetings
and come to a consensus because we were unable to obtain from you or the Maste
Planners any information, facts, or reasons for the original recommendations,
and we had too much respect for the needs and rights of the landowners to
oppose their views subjectively, without real substance for debate. We all fee
most strongly the concern to preserve the fragile water supply and the health
of our bays and waterways, and ! urge you to hold fast at least at 3-acre
zoning.
Sincerely, Freddie Wachsberger ~ ~
cc: Editor, the Suffolk Times
SUBJECT
Souv~o±d Town Plan~!~g Board
Main Roaa
Sou~hold~ New York 11971
MICHAEL PHARR DISTRIBUTORS
P. O. Box 958 · I~di~I~ou.t,e
Southold, NY 11971
Phone 516-765.-2972
Dea~ Sirs:
I want ko cazl ~ne Planning ~oard's a~en~ion mo ~ne ~acm ~m ~e p~posed
new ~mer PA~ xs overAuo~ng ~ ~s~ess. we ~ w~les~e ais~ lo~ed
on R~e 4o on ~e wes~e~ ed~ o~ S~I~. We ~ a co~o~g use ~er ~e
presea~ code as we ~ a v~---e ~ operame a wnole~e-rez~l bus.ess.
T~e n~ pl~ iden~es ~ s~ ~ ~tm~e~. 0ms.ess. ~ wholes~e ~esses
~ a ~med use ~ ~I ~ ~m ~ ~tm~mem ~s~ess. Eider ~ a~ sDo~d 0e
~1 o~les~ ~d ~ p~tte~ ~ ltmtted ~a~ess ~ o~e~ ~ ~e ue
We understand the Boax6 is retying:; ~ accomodate ex&sting businesses on our
section of Route 48 an~ we appreciate this concex~. It seems everyone else has
been accomodmted but o~elves,
SPEED-MEMO
Sapervisor
Town of Southold
Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
Traveler St,
VOLINSKI OLDS Inc.
SOUTHOLD, N.Y. 11971-1527 (516) 765-3523
June 13, 1986
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6 1985
It has ~ecently come to m~ attention that under the proposed
new Master Plan the parcel of property on which my business is
located ( on the corner of Young's Avenue and Traveler Street,
across f~om the Southold L~ station) is of a non-conformi~g use.
~ere has been an auto dealership situated here, under various
o~mers, for over 50 years. To my knowledge, there have never been
a~ compla&nts concer~!ng its present use voiced by any town residents.
We contribute to the local economy not only iu real estate and
sales ~axes, but also in providing m~y town residents a steady
yeam~-~ound income.
I believe it is unfair for this parcel to now be considered
non-conforming. If my building were destroyed by fire, theoretically
I would not be allowed to rebuild and continue in my present
business at this location. I fm~gine that there are other circumstances
which would preclude me f~om rebui]~t~g or adding on to my p~esent
~uilding. I would effectively he put out of business.
Zu view of all the above, I respectfully request that the master
plan be amended ~o show m~ parcel as a conforming use.
Lly you~s~
Mark A. Volinaki
Pre sident