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APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen y
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James Dinizio, Jr.
Rok4Lt NjffXX Oy �!`F
Lydia A. Tortora
Maureen C. Ostermann
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax(516)765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
FINDINGS, DELIBERATIONS AND DETERMINATION
ADOPTED AT REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 7, 1997
Appl. No. 4430 - LILCO (STYPE, Owner)
PARCEL ID: 1000-122-7-6.6
STREET & LOCALITY: 8550 Main Road, Mattituck, NY
DATES OF PUBLIC HEARINGS: Nov. 14, 1996; Dec. 12, 1996; and
March 13, 1997; April 10, 1997; April 24, 1997; May 7, 1997.
PROPERTY FACTS/ DESCRIPTION:
This property is located in a B -General Business Zone District
situate on the southerly side of the Main Road (State Route 25). It
contains a total lot area of 39,798 sq. ft. and is vacant, unimproved
land, all as more particularly shown on map submitted for consider -
ion and made a part of the file under date of November 6, 1996.
RELIEF REQUESTED BY APPLICANT: To erect fencing surrounding
proposed new construction (public utility compressor station) , all
subject to the site plan regulations of the zoning code (via PB).
BASIS OF
APPLICATION
(AREA VARIANCE): Article XXIII'Section
100-231-A
which reads as
follows:
"Fences, walls and berms may be
erected and maintained,
subject to
the following height limitations:
A. When
located in the
front yard
... of nonresidential zones, the
same shall
not exceed six
(6) feet in
height. B. When located in
and along
side and rear
yards, the
same shall not exceed 6-1/2 feet
in height.
REASONS FOR ACTION. DESCRIBED BELOW:
(1) The granting of the area variance will not produce an
undesirable change in character of neighborhood or a detriment to
nearby properties because as stated by the applicant, the fence will
provide security to protect the area from unauthorized entry and
vandalism;
(2) the benefit sought by the applicant cannot be achieved by some
method, feasible for applicant to pursue, other than an area variance
because an 8 ft. fence (from bottom) will provide minimum security
for this unmanned operation;
(3) the requested area variance is not substantial at this height
which amounts to eight feet total from base or lower ground level
instead of the maximum permitted of six feet in a front yard location
of a non-residential lot, or 6-1/2 ft. in side and rear yard
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Decisdn Re: LMM (variance)
Southold Town Board of Appeals
location; the board finds that the benefit to the community in
increased security is an overriding factor in granting this variance.
(4) the proposed variance will not have an adverse effect or impact
on the physical or environmental conditions in the neighborhood or
district because the fence will be sufficiently setback from the
property line;.
(5) the situation has not been self-created because building a fence
to code would provide less security to the property and to the
surrounding area.
RESOLUTION/ACTION: On motion by Member Dinizio, seconded by
Chairman Goehringer, it was
RESOLVED, to GRANT the fence height relief SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING CONDITION: That all lighting be shielded to property.
VOTE OF THE BOARD: AYES: Members Dinizio, Doyen, Tortora,
Ostermann and Goehringer. T olution u mo sly
adopted.
GERARD P. GOE INGER, CHI RMAN
Resolution Adopted 5/7/97
Actions. ZB / 1227-6.6 /p4
(Continued from above)
(6) This action is the minimum that the Board deems necessary and
adequate and at the same time preserves and protects the character
of the neighborhood, and the health, safety, welfare of the
community.
RECEIVED AND FILED BY
THE SOUTHOLD TOWN CLERK
DATE -5)P7 HOUR 0:3_5
Town Clerk, Town of Southold
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
Town of Southold
Zoning Board of Appeals
COUN-TY OF SUFFOLK
ROBERI"J. GAFFNEY (
SUFFOLK COUNT( EXECUTIVE
May 15, 1997
STEPHEN M. JONES, A.I.C.P.
DIRECTOR OF PLANNING
Pursuant to the requirements of Sections A 14-14 to 23 of the Suffolk County Administrative Code,
the following application(s) submitted to the Suffolk County Planning Commission is/are considered
to be a matter for local determination as there appears to be no significant county -wide or
inter -community impact(s). A decision of local determination should not be construed as either an
approval or a disapproval.
Applicant(s) File Number(s)Municipal File Number(s)
Sacks (Gary) & Schlesinger (A.)
LILCO
t'IL'ILCO
Osler, Wilbur
Boardman, Richard
Daley, Sylvia M.
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C:MP W IN601W PDO CSIZONIN GIWO RKIN GILDSIMAYIS D4410. MAY
4410
4429SE
4430
4470
4472
4473
Very truly yours,
Stephen M. Jones
Director. of Planning
S/s Gerald G. Newman
Chief Planner
220 RABRO DRIVE 8 P.O. BOX 6100 0 HAUPPAUGE, LONG ISLAND, NY 11788-0099 0 (516) 853-5190 ■ FAX (516) 853-4044
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard P. Goehringer. Chairman
Serge Doyen
James Dinizio, Jr.
Rcj(�kIXX
Lydia A. Tortora
Maureen C. Ostermann
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWti OF SOliTHOLD
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold. New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
INDINGS, DELIBERATIONS AND DETERMINATION
ADOPTED AT REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 7, 1997
Appl. No. 4430 - LILCO (STYPE, Owner)
PARCEL ID: 1000-122-7-6.6
STREET & LOCALITY: 8550 blain Road, Mattituck, NY
DATES OF PUBLIC HEARINGS: Nov. 14, 1996; Dec. 12, 1996; and
March 13, 1997; April 10, 1997; April 24, 1997; May 7, 1997.
PROPERTY FACTS/ DESCRIPTION:
This property is located in a B -General Business Zone District
situate on the southeriv side of the Main Road (State Route 25) .
It
contains a tonal lot area of 39.798 sq. ft. and is vacant, unimproved
d t
land, all as ,none antro l e ly s older date pof LNovemberoG, c c9�der-
wn on ma
ion and made a p =i'
RELIEF REQUESTED BY APPLICANT: To erect fencing surrounding
proposed new construction (public utility compressor station). all
subject to the site plan regulations of the zoning code (via PB) .
BASIS OF APPLICATION (AREA VARIANCE) : Article
beans may abbe
100-231-A which reads as follOws: Fences, w
erected and maintained, subject to the following height limitations:
A. When located in the front yard ... of nonresidential zones, the
same shall not exceed six (6) feet in height. B. When located in
and along side and rear yards, the same shall not exceed 6-1/2 feet
in height .
REASONS FOR ACTION, DESCRIBED BELOW:
(1) The granting of the area variance will not produce an
undesirable change in character of neighborhood or a detriment to
nearby properties because as stated by the applicant, the fence will
provide security to protect the area from unauthorized entry and
vandalism;
(2) the benefit sought by the applicant cannot be achieved by some
method, feasible for applicant to pursue, other than an area variance
because an 8 ft. fence (from bottom) will provide minimum security
for this unmanned operation;
(3) the requested area variance is not substantial at this height
which amounts to eight feet total from base or lower 5 ound level
instead of the maximum permitted of si-x feet in a front vard location
of a non-residential lot, or 6-1/2 IL. in side and rear j;ard
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Dec --A n Re: LMCO (Variance)
Southold Town Board of Appeals
location; the board finds that the benefit to the community in
increased security is an overriding factor in granting this variance.
(4) the proposed variance will not have an adverse effect or impact
on the physical or environmental conditions in the neighborhood or
district because the fence will be sufficiently setback from the
property line;.
(5) the situation has not been self-created because building a fence
to code would provide less security to the property and to the
surrounding area.
RESOLUTION/ACTION: On motion by Member Dinizio, seconded by
Chairman Goehringer, it was
RESOLVED, to GRANT the fence height relief SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING CONDITION: That all lighting be shielded to property.
VOTE OF THE BOARD: AYES: Members Dinizio, Doyen, Tortora,
Ostermann and Goehringer. T olution _iwa-a) unanimously
adopted.
GERARD P. GOEHRINGER, CHAIRMAN
Resolution Adopted 5/7/97
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Actions. ZB / 1227-6.6 /p4
(Continued from above)
(6) This action is the minimum that the Board deems necessary and
adequate and at the same time preserves and protects the character
of the neighborhood, and the health, safety, welfare of the
community-
2 -May 7, 11
bion Re: U[LCO (Variance)
Southold Town Board of Appeals
location; the board finds that the benefit to the community in
increased security is an overriding factor in granting this variance.
(4) the proposed variance will not have an adverse effect or impact
on the physical or environmental conditions in the neighborhood or
district because the fence will be sufficiently setback from the
property line; .
(5) the situation has not been self-created because building a fence
to code would provide less security to the property and to the
surrounding area.
RESOLUTION/ACTION: On motion by Member Dinizio, seconded by
Chairman Goehringer, it was
RESOLVED, to GRANT the fence height relief SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING CONDITION: That all lighting be shielded to property.
VOTE OF THE BOARD: AYES: Members Dinizio, Doyen, Tortora,
Ostermann and Goehringer. T olution u_nmo sly
adopted. / /a1�/ids
7
GERARD P. GOEHRINGER, CHAIRMAN
Resolution Adopted 5/7/97
-------------------------
Actions. ZB / 1227-6.6 /p4
(Continued from above)
(6) This action is the minimum that the Board deems necessary and
adequate and at the same time preserves and protects the character
of the neighborhood, and the health, safety, welfare of the
community.
RECEIVED AND FILED BY
THE STHOLD TOW14 CLERK
DAT LU� %� % 7 HOUR
Town Clerk, Town of Southold
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard R Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen
James Dinizio, Jr.
ReAJC�4XX
Lydia A. Tortora
Maureen C. Ostermann
Sufrot
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BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
FINDINGS, DELIBERATIONS AND DETERMINATION
ADOPTED AT REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 7, 1997
Appl. No. 4430 - LILCO (STYPE, Owner)
PARCEL ID: 1000-122-7-6.6
STREET & LOCALITY: 8550 Main Road, Mattituck, NY
DATES OF PUBLIC HEARINGS: Nov. 14, 1996; Dec. 12, 1996; and
March 13, 1997; April 10, 1997; April 24,,1997; May 7, 1997.
PROPERTY FACTS/DESCRIPTION:
This property is located in a B -General Business Zone District
situate on the southerly side of the Main Road (State Route 25) . It
contains a total lot area of 39,798 sq. ft. and is vacant, unimproved
land, all as more particularly shown on map submitted for consider -
ion and made a part of the file under date of November 6, 1996.
RELIEF REQUESTED BY APPLICANT: To erect fencing surrounding
proposed new construction (public utility compressor station) , all
subject to the site plan regulations of the zoning code (via PB).
BASIS OF APPLICATION (AREA VARIANCE) : Article XXIII, Section
100-231-A which reads as follows: "Fences, walls and berms may be
erected and maintained, subject to the following height limitations:
A. When located in the front yard ... of nonresidential zones, the
same shall not exceed six (6) feet in height. B. When located in
and along side and rear yards, the same shall not exceed 6-1/2 feet
in height.
REASONS FOR ACTION, DESCRIBED BELOW:
(1) The granting of the area variance will not produce an
undesirable change in character of neighborhood or a detriment to
nearby properties because as stated by the applicant, the fence will
provide security to protect the area. from unauthorized entry and
vandalism;
(2) the benefit sought by the applicant cannot be achieved by some
method, feasible for applicant to pursue, other ' than an area variance
because an 8 ft. fence (from bottom) will provide minimum security
for this unmanned operation;
(3) the requested area variance is 'not substantial at this height
which amounts to eight feet total from base or lower ground level
instead of the maximum permitted of six feet in a front yard location
of a non-residential lot, or 6-1/2 ft. in side and rear yard
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen
James Dinizio, Jr.
Rck9Jf XX
Lydia A. Tortora
Maureen C. Ostermann
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOW'NOF SOUTHOLD
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold. New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
FINDINGS, DELIBERATIONS AND DETERMINATION
ADOPTED AT REGULAR iMEETING OF MAY 7, 1997
Appl. No. 4430 - LILCO (STYPE, Owner)
PARCEL ID: 1000-122-7-6.6
STREET & LOCALITY: 8550 Bain Road, Mattituck, NY
DATES OF PUBLIC HEARINGS: Nov. 14, 1996; Dec. 12, 1996; and
March 13, 1997; April 10, 1997; April 24, 1997; May 7, 1997.
PROPERTY FACTS/ DESCRIPTION:
This property is located in a B -General Business Zone District
situate on the southerly side of the Main Road (State Route 25) . It
contains a total lot area of 39,+98 sq• ft• and is vacant, unimproved
land, all as snore �articu: arly st.o;.'n on man submitted for consider -
ion and made a part of
-.',,ie file under date of November 6, 1996•
RELIEF REQUESTED BY APPLICANT: To erect fencing surrounding
proposed new construction (public utility compressor station) , all
subject to the site plan regulations of the zoning code (via PB) .
BASIS OF APPLICATION (AREA VARIANCE) : Article XXII.I, Section
100-231-A which
reads as follo�'.s: "Fences, walls and berms may be
the following height limitations:
erected and maintained. subject to
e
A. When located in the front yard ... of nonresidential zones,
same shall not exceed six (6) feet in height. B. When located in
and along side and rear yards, the same shall not exceed B-1/2 feet
in height .
REASONS FOR ACTION, DESCRIBED BELOW:
(1) The granting of the area variance will not produce an
undesirable change in character of neighborhood or a detriment to
nearby properties because as stated by the applicant, the fence will
provide security to protect the area from unauthorized entry and
vandalism;
(2) the benefit sought by the applicant cannot be achieved by some
method, feasible for applicant to pursue, other than an area variance
because an 8 ft. fence (from bottom) will provide minimum security
for this unmanned operation;
(3) the requested area variance is not substantial at this height
which amounts to eight feet total from base or lower ground level
instead of the maximum permitted of st feet in a front yard location
of a non-residential lot, or 6-1/2 ft. in side and rear yard
Page 2 - ]ay 7, V
Vision Re: LMC(i -k variance)
Southold 'T'own Board of Appeals
location; the board finds that the benefit to the community in
increased security is an overriding factor in granting this variance.
(4) the proposed variance will not have an adverse effect or impact
on the physical or environmental conditions in the neighborhood or
district because the fence will be sufficiently setback from the
property line;.
(5) the situation has not been self-created because building a fence
to code would provide less security to the property and to the
surrounding area.
RESOLUTION/ACTION: On motion by Member Dinizio, seconded by
Chairman Goehringer, it was
RESOLVED, to GRANT the fence height relief SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING CONDITION: That all lighting be shielded'to property.
VOTE OF THE BOARD: AYES: Members Dinizio, Doyen, Tortora,
Ostermann and Goehringer. T olution . -was) unanimously
adopted.--���
GERARD P. GOEHRINGER, CHAIRMAN
Resolution Adopted 5/7197
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Actions. ZB / 1227-6.6 /p4
(Continued from above)
(6) This action is the minimum that the Board deems necessary and
adequate and at the same time preserves and protects the character
of the neighborhood, and the health, safety, welfare of the
community.
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TRANSCRIPT OF DECEMBER 12 1996 HEARING
SOUTHOLD TOWN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
7:48 p.m. Appl. No. 4429 Special Exception application by LILCO.
Carryover from 11/14/96. Proposed gas compressor station.
7:48 p.m. Appl . No: 4430 - Variance application by LiLCO . -Carryover
from 11/14/96. Proposed fence height up to 8 ft. from lowest finished
ground level.
CHAIRMAN: This is a carryover from the last hearing so we're not
reading the legal notice.
JAN GARGLIANO (LILCO) : Good evening, Mr. Goehringer and members
of the Board.
CHAIRMAN: How do you do?
MR. GARGLIANO: My name is Jan Gargliano. I've been asked by Mr.
Fitzgerald, who was previously here before the Board, to fill in for Mr.
Fitzgerald who is on vacation. I'm accompanied this evening by Mr.
Robert Hogg who is the Gas Engineer with LILCO's Gas Engineering
Department to address whatever concerns the Board may have in terms
of the application we've made for special exception for the gas
compressor station and 8 ft. fence.
CHAIRMAN: O.K. Is there anything you'd like to mention supplemental
to the record of the last meeting?
MR. GARGLIANO: No sir, there isn't.
CHAIRMAN: No, there isn't. O.K. Mr. Hogg, is there anything that you
want to add?
MR. ROBERT HOGG (LILCO): Well, other than we followed up on a
couple of the concerns that were raised the last time. As you know, we
invited yourself and Mrs. Mellender to the site where we do have a
similar size compressor. There was some concern about the noise level. I
believe you took some sound measurements yourself to confirm that it is
a fairly quiet machine and you know, just to see what one of them looks
like. I believe you'll find it fairly... (inaudible) .
CHAIRMAN: That is correct. I can only compare it to a compressor that
you would put a quarter in at a 7-11 and blow up the tire on your car.
That's approximately the noise that I could compare it to. So, there was
nothing offensive. The building itself for the structure itself was not
offensive and the construction that you're planning, which is basically a
J
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Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
bunker type of construction. My only question is: How far does the
underpinning go down to support the pad that the structure stands on?
MR. HOGG: We had some tests done - soil borings done by soil
mechanics.
CHAIRMAN: Right .
MR. HOGG: I believe there are some concerns about the top layer of the
soil there. They went down 45 ft.; it's our intention to put in metal or
steel pilings 50 ft. deep - 8 pilings for our compressor.
CHAIRMAN: O.K. For the public and for the Board, the unit that I had
seen, which is appro.,nmately twice the size of the units that they're
going to put in - two of which we're getting or we're anticipating - sit
on cement pads and the pads themselves are, I would say, 6" thick - 6
to 8" thick and so the purpose of my question is: What's holding those
pads up and that's what I'm asking - this particular area right in here.
MR. HOGG: Like I said, 8 pilings per compressor.
CHAIRMAN: O.K. Right. There have been major concerns, not
necessarily directed to this Board, but to other boards - in greater
importance, to the Town Board, regarding some of the activity that
appears to be on the fringe of this property. There has been some soil
that's been pushed over to the edge of this property. I was with the
owner this afternoon. We looked at the property . and which does not
necessarily impact this property, what you're anticipating, but it does
touch or fringe on the edge of the property and I don't know to what
degree anybody is going to come before us tonight to discuss any
portion of that and at this point, we'll see what develops there. I
understand that you did meet, at our suggestion, with - or sent a letter
to the Mattituck Fire Department because these nice people had concerns .
regarding this. Alright?
MR. HOGG: Myself and Mr. Fitzgerald and two other representatives
from our local office did meet with the Fire Commissioner in Mattituck
about two weeks ago.
CHAIRMAN: O.K. What did they tell you?
MR. HOGG: We basically showed them the plan and what our intentions
were to do. They raised no objections other than, if and when the site
is complete, to visit the site and have a walkdown with the operating
people.
CHAIRMAN: O.K. For the record, this compressor - the purpose of this
compressor is to boost the gas flow, is that correct?
MR. HOGG: Exactly. It's going to basically feed right back into the same
60 lb. system. It's to reinforce the system on the North Fork and
hopefully make gas more available to the people out here.
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Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
CHAIRMAN: Alright, we'll see what develops during the hearing. We
thank you very much. We appreciate it. Is there anybody else who would
like to speak in favor of the application?
(No one wished to speak.)
CHAIRMAN: Who would like to express their concerns, either you or Al?
MRS. MELLENDER: Yes, .I guess- my main concern is . safety and I had
spoken with Mr. Fitzgerald and I told him that I was wondering if you
had planned that you would set up - and I said I'm not coming here to
surprise you and I'm not coming here to make it look like I'm
antagonistic toward this but, as a person who lives here, I have a major
concern about an unmanned station and how long it would take someone
to get here and what- the emergency procedures were. Did you prepare
anything?
MR. HOGG : I can only tell you that any emergency procedures, we deal
with the fire department. We always have people in our Riverhead yard
which is, I think, 7 miles from the site. Riverhead is a regular
operation center for us.
MRS. MELLENDER: Do you have a written -up procedure like, if
something happens, tell me about the shut -down - how this machinery
shuts down or how long it should take someone to get here from
Riverhead to work on this. We're an island - if there should be a big
problem: how will we get off it? What is your plan for us and, if there
should be some sort of a problem here - I didn't want to spring this on
you. I told Mr. Fitzgerald that I would be concerned with this and I was
hoping...
MEMBER TORTORA: You've got to have her speak this way.
CHAIRMAN: You kind of have to speak this way.
MRS. MELLENDER: ... that you would come with something for me.
CHAIRMAN: You have to speak this way, o.k., because we're taping.
MRS. MELLENDER: Oh, I'm sorry. I do speak loudly though.
CHAIRMAN: That's good.
MRS. MELLENDER: Anyway, if you could
show us that you are aware of what some
how you deal with it - how you would deal
with gas escaping. You probably know
problems might come up and there should
up for that.
prepare something that would
of the problems could be and
with fire, how you would deal
better than I what type of
be emergency procedures set
MR. HOGG: Well, emergency procedures will come by the operating
people and if they sit down with the fire department and review it with
them -so there's nothing written per say until the operating people see
the whole thing.
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Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
MRS. MELLENDER: O.K.
MR. HOGG: As far as the compressor itself and the equipment, this
machine automatically shuts down on any gas detection. There's a
number of pressures and temperature over -rides on this thing that
automatically shut it down. It can be shut down automatically from
Hicksville and there are two shut-off devices at the site that are
located near the fence line. So, the first person who...
MRS. MELLENDER: There will be an emergency person somewhere?
MR. HOGG: There certainly will. The fire department will also be
brought on board if necessary. There will be a chain lock on it. They
can cut the chain lock, get in and shut the machine down if there's a
fire on the site.
CHAIRMAN: Can I just ask a question?
MR. HOGG: Certainly.
CHAIRMAN: For the last twenty years, if
somebody
had hit
a gas pump
in a gas station, the pump was made to
cut itself
off so it
would only
burn what gas that was in the pump
itself. Would an
emergency
procedure exist in a situation like this also
- in this
unit?
MR. HOGG: Well, we don't just shut
all the
gas off
immediately
because...
CHAIRMAN: It would by-pass...
MR. HOGG: Yes, there's a by-pass around it; when the compressor .
shuts down, there's an automatic valve that will open and bleed the gas
further out east.
CHAIRMAN: 0. K. So, it would only burn the gas that was in the
compressor itself?
MR. HOGG: Yes, although we really don't expect a fire. All the
equipment inside the buildings or structures are N.E.C. Code, explosion
proof, intrinsically safe design.
CHAIRMAN: O.K.
MRS. MELLENDER: Can. I ask - if there should be an emergency, how do
you get notified of this? Is there something in the machinery itself that
will alert somebody other than someone picking up a phone and saying
"We have a problem". What is...
MR. HOGG: All of the equipment inside the structures - the gas
detectors, alarm back in Hicksville - Hicksville will call the local
LILCO person to go out there and attend to this.
MRS. MELLENDER: And that would be Riverhead?
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Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
MR. HOGG: Yes.
MRS. MELLENDER: And Riverhead, 24 hours a day, have people on
duty? This structure has nobody on duty?
MR. HOGG: Right.
MRS. MELLENDER: And how long do you think it should take someone to
get here?
MR. HOGG: Whatever it takes to drive 7 miles from the site. Riverhead
is 7 miles away.
CHAIRMAN: There will be nothing hooked up to the police department to
your knowledge ' at this point?
MR. HOGG: Normally, what we do is we do have communications with the
locals - whoever the people want us to call: the fire department or the
police department.
CHAIRMAN: There's no monitoring directly to the police department
where the police department would sound an alarm for the fire
department?
MR. HOGG: No.
CHAIRMAN: O.K. Can I just mention. one other thing, Mrs. Mellender?
We discussed the barbed wire issue on the fence. Interestingly enough,
within 20 feet of this unit there is a barbed wire fence which basically
goes around the yard, a very massive yard which is their operation
center in Hicksville. I'd asked them if they could possibly take that
barbed wire, which is like this, and kind of tip it down a little bit.
The barbed wire is going to be an issue that we're going to deal with. I
can't tell you that they can do that. Alright? I don't know how much of
it will actually exist in view because of the nature of the need for that
barbed wire for security purposes. I'm probably going to go with it just
as it e:dsts because it's a fixed unit that fits on the top of each
individual rod which hold up the fence. When I say rod, I'm talking pole.
O.K.? I'm sorry, I didn't mean to - I just wanted to get that...
MRS. MELLENDER: That's o.k. The only thing I want to say, and I
don't want to beat it to death is - if you feel uncomfortable without
seeing an emergency procedure like I do, do you think that it's
something that we could ask to see as people who live in that town?
CHAIRMAN: I think we can ask them to sit down at a word processor
and knock one out for us.
MR. HOGG: Either that or we can find you a typical one that we have in
another station. We do have other much larger stations in the gas system
that we have procedures. We have one in Garden City and Glenwood.
So, we have procedures.
CHAIRMAN: Right.
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Regular Meeting of December 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
MR. HOGG : They would be typical.
MRS. MELLENDER: Yes, since this is unmanned. It's a concern.
CHAIRMAN: Sure. We told you that any concerns that you have, bring
them here and we'll try and rectify them. O.K.?
MRS. MELLENDER: O.K.
CHAIRMAN: I had a very enjoyable tour of the Hicksville unit there.
These people are very, very nice. They brought me over and so -
alright - do you want to see that prior to a decision or do you want to
see that...
MRS. MELLENDER: I don't know if I'm the one that makes these
decisions. - That would be up to you. I'm just saying I'd like to see it
but I'm not telling you...
CHAIRMAN: O.K. We can close the hearing pending a receipt of such an
emergency plan.
MRS. MELLENDER: Yes, I mean I would feel comfortable looking at it. I
work with emergency procedures and, I have to tell you Jerry, I don't
just feel that it's something knocked out on a computer. I do feel that
it's something that somebody makes a commitment to do and we expect
people to, when they make up an emergency procedure, it's something
real. It's something that you're going to work with.
CHAIRMAN: I wasn't making that from a trite statement. O.K.?
MRS. MELLENDER: Yes, yes.
CHAIRMAN: The purpose of my asking the question was because, as you
know, having been a fire person in town - or still am, hopefully - we
have many, many of the schools, individual peoples' homes and so on
and so forth all hooked up to the police department and the minute
something occurs on those properties - alright - the fire department has
an alarm and we go and see what the story is. Alright? And that was a
very valid question - is there going to be any plan where it will be
hooked up to the police department or will it go right to Hicksville?
MRS. MELLENDER: I'm not against them increasing the gas flow out
here. You know that I was one of the people that were refused gas when
I needed it.
( Laughter)
MRS. MELLENDER: But I do want to be sure that we're safe.
(Laughter)
MR. HOGG: I just want to say, we're not inventing something - this
technology of boosting by remote control is done by the transmission
companies all the time with much larger, much higher horse power
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Regular Meeting of I ember 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
compressors. It's a typical function. I understand your concerns. If you
want an action plan - right now we're not prepared to put the one for
this station together because the operating people need to see the final
product and work with the fire department but we do have action plans
and they do go over them every year. Fire departments are invited to
all of our sites annually to review firefighting procedures or any other
procedures and we would assume the same here.
CHAIRMAN: 0. K.
MR. HOGG: And it seemed to be the implication 'of the fire department
that they'd like to see how we plan on doing things.
CHAIRMAN: So, Bob, you'll give us a plan that you have...
MR. HOGG: For another station.
CHAIRMAN: For another station and then you'll give us the original plan
after the unit goes in process.
MR. HOGG: When it's resolved with the operators and, of course, the
fire department.
CHAIRMAN: O.K.
MR. HOGG: When the lines of communication have been established.
CHAIRMAN: Mr. Villa is an engineer and he would like to ask you a
question.
MEMBER VILLA: Basically, you've got an existing gas main out in the
street.
MR. HOGG: Yes.
MEMBER VILLA: You must . have emergency procedures whether you have
a rupture or not.
MR. HOGG: Yes, and again, I'm not in operating but yes, the same
people. who will respond to one unit in the street would be the same
people who will respond to that.
MEMBER VILLA: Right. I was going to say, you must have something in
writing for a main rupture...
MR. HOGG: Exactly.
MEMBER VILLA: So, it's got to be similar.
MR. HOGG: Exactly.
MEMBER TORTORA: Are there shut-off valves on the outside mains -
you said you have two on site - do you also have shut-off valves?
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Regular Meeting of l;��amber 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of .Appeals
MR. HOGG: There will be valves outside so the first people who get
there can isolate the station from but in the street. And, at the same
time, there's a third valve to allow flow to continue so the end of the
island doesn't get cut off. And all of this will be outside the station.
CHAIRMAN: Good.
MEMBER VILLA: And one other thing: now, you said you had your test
borings that went down 50 ft.
MR. HOGG: They went 45 ft.
MEMBER VILLA: 45 ft. Are the pilings going to go that deep too?
MR. HOGG: They're going 50 ft., yes.
MEMBER VILLA: 50 ft. O.K. No more questions.
CHAIRMAN: Mrs. Tortora? Do you have any questions?
MEMBER TORTORA: The pilings would be in sand?
MR. HOGG* Yes, but I'm not the civil engineer. -
MEMBER TORTORA: Yes, because I looked at the original. They'd have
to be in sand.
MR. HOGG: Yes, they'd have to be down in the good ground. As I said,
I'm not the civil engineer.
(Simultaneous discussion.)
CHAIRMAN: Mr. D.?
MEMBER DINIZIO: Yes, I've got a couple of things. You know, Suffolk
Life just had an article about LILCO and the nuclear power plant and
how they wanted to design their evacuation plan after it was built and it
sounds to me like dejavu all over again here. I'm wondering if you could
just be specific. I would like to mention streets, cut-off the street,
put a roadblock here, kind of evacuation ' plan for this project that you
want to -'do. I would like to see that before I make a decision. I would
like to be very specific as to, you know, what streets would be cut off,
where people would go, you know, whatever - how Suffolk Times
building would be - it's rather large - how they would be notified and,
you know, as opposed to just some type of generic, drive down the
street kind of...
MR. HOGG: I
don't have a problem trying to put something together in
another week
or so
- that's what it will- probably take
me to put the
plans. together
or something. I don't normally write them.
That's not my
function. It's
usually
the operating people who would put
that together.
Like we mentioned,
if we had a gas incident in the
area with the
existing main,
. there
are already procedures in place to
address that.
This- is really
- the
station is no more than really a little divergance
I
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Regular Meeting of December 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals.
main. - There is no gas stored there. The gas just flows through the same
as it flows through a pipe. It just picks up some pressure...
MEMBER DINIZIO:, Well certainly it's a process that is going to be
introduced to that area. That is not normal.
MR. HOGG: Yes
MEMBER DINIZIO: You know, this lady has concerns about that and. I
think, you know, just to say that, you know, you want to pull
something off to show for or something like that...
CHAIRMAN: No, I said that and I shouldn't have. That was not the
proper phrase.
MEMBER DINIZIO: Well, specifically I would like to see - I would like to
see, you know, if there's a fire here, you know, these people would be
directed to go down Bray Avenue, blah, blah. This traffic will go here
and I don't think it's all that difficult for an engineer - and certainly
it should have been something that should have been presented to us
when you were deciding this and, as I thought I heard you say, you
know, when your operation people get involved - I think that that's
when it's built. I don't want to see. it then. I prefer to see that we
have something in hand that we can agree to. We can agree that's safe
and then go from there. Allow you to do it.
MR. HOGG: Like I said, I can talk to the operating people. Sit down
with them and we'll put something together.. Again, that's something that
the details are really worked out later on when they sit down with the
fire. departments and those types. If you want something...
MEMBER DINIZIO: Sit down with them now. But, before we make a
decision - also these pilings that you'll be driving - how wide are they?
MR. HOGG: Let me see what I've got here. They're referred to as W14 x
90". pilings, 50 ft. Each one is approximately 10 x 12.
MEMBER DINIZIO: Thank you. That's all I have.
CHAIRMAN: No problem. Mr. Doyen?
MEMBER DOYEN: No.
CHAIRMAN: Back to Mr. Villa.
MEMBER VILLA: One other question that I'd forgotten. Do you have any
objections to having 'a chain-link fence of either black or green so that
it wouldn't be quite as noticeable as the silver?
(Simultaneous conversation.)
MR. HOGG: What we have proposed, I believe, is what looks like a
picket fence almost - not a picket but a wood finish to it with a regular
chain-link fence behind it. It's like a facade of...
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Regular Meeting of December 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
( Simultaneous conversation . )
MEMBER VILLA: So you wouldn't even see the chain-link fence?
MR. HOGG: That's our intention, yes.
MEMBER VILLA: O.K.
CHAIRMAN: Is there any test hole in -the back that was not done - that
was either started - or implemented and. not completed to the rear of the
property?
MR. HOGG: Not to our knowledge.
CHAIRMAN: I'm just saying that we have a neighbor in the area who has
not come before this Board.
MEMBER TORTORA: Mr. Hogg is aware of it. We faxed some information
to him.
CHAIRMAN: You are aware?
MR. HOGG: Yes.
CHAIRMAN: Have you spoken to him personally?
MR. HOGG: No, I have not.
CHAIRMAN: No. O.K.
MR. HOGG: Our public relations people have talked to the individual...
(Tape change.)
MEMBER TORTORA: There is a test .hole in that area that Mr. Hickey
was talking about.
MR. HOGG: Again, not recently and not to my knowledge. Not that I
know of .
MEMBER TORTORA: O.K.
MR.- HOGG: The test holes that we did were the two soil borings we did
by the soil mechanics.
CHAIRMAN: And they are in the area where these two pads are going.
MR. HOGG: Yes.
CHAIRMAN: 0. K. Not to the rear of the property or on any side?
MR. HOGG: No.
MEMBER TORTORA: It's on the map.
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Regular Meeting of December 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
CHAIRMAN: Yes,. I know.
MEMBER TORTORA: It's indicated on the map.
CHAIRMAN: Yes. O.K. I think that exhausts my intents of...
MR.
GARGLIANO: I have a question for
clarification for Mr.
Dinizio. Are
you
proposing that LILCO establish a
procedure whereby
residents of.
the
area would be evacuated in the event
of a mishap at the
station?
MEMBER DINIZIO: No, not necessarily but certainly, you know,.a guide
for the fire department and emergency personnel.
MR. GARGLIANO: A response type... .
CHAIRMAN: Yes.
MEMBER DINIZIO: And certainly, you know, if this woman wanted to
come in and see that she could look at it and say "Oh, o.k. , this is how
it's going to work". I do have some concerns about the other people in
the area and McDonald's and Suffolk Times building. They are close.
There could be a problem. I mean, anything can happen - let's face it. I
would just like to be specific about it to our area - for that particular
area so that, you know, a person can come in and realize, yes, that
there is something that's fairly organized.
MR. GARGLIANO: I understand. An emergency response procedure
that's tailored for this particular facility.
CHAIRMAN: Yes, specific to this area. I should point out to you that,
again - some people don't want to hear this - but I've been a fireman
for 29 years in Mattituck and, although I don't work in town, most of
the incidents that we've had with gas stations have occurred on the
weekends because that's when the greatest amount of traffic is on Route
25. O.K.? So, it's definitely a concern to us and I have to applaud Mr.
Dinizio's insistance because it's a very important thing along with Mrs.
Mellender. It's a very important thing. It really is. To know what we're
going to do, in what incident, and so on and so forth. Certainly the fire
department is going to evacuate but the, plan is. - where do we go from
there. We're not a natural gas facility. We have no prior knowledge what
to do in natural gas. So, that's basically the situation. We're going to
contain anything that burns but that's about the best to our knowledge
what we're going to do. We certainly want to stop the burning process
and we do that by,, of course = you do that by shutting off whatever
you have to shut off as quickly as you do and that's the important issue.
O.K. ? But, I thank you.
Is there anybody else who would like to speak in favor or against
this application?
(No one wished to speak.)
CHAIRMAN: 0. K. Hearing no further comment, I'll make a motion closing
the hearing pending the receipt of this plan that we've requested and
we'll probably make a decision after we receive it. How does that sound?
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Regular Meeting of ---amber 12, 1996
Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
MEMBER DINIZIO: Second.
CHAIRMAN: All in favor?
(All ayes.)
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IL
the June 27,1996 Action of Dis-
approval.by the. -Building Inspec-
tor..under.,._Article,ilI,-,,SibctioiI
. 100-30A.3.,fora deck addition;'
as built;!due..to-�an.-I-instifficient--'I
rear. yard. -setback;: at,2-110 Cox;
Neck -Road, shown on theisqbdi.!,
Matfituibk"- NY; _.County., Parcel
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-�App ,*4443
MARIE--TOBi.R.76"e".r-';,This"".. -
is,an,doplicatiori
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Oetober,-9�.1-996A6tiod-.of,,Dis��-,--.
approyal;by the ,Bui1dingjnSP'e'C_:_'_
'7'0
toi:undek-Artiel&.II-',7Set�tiort.10-
25A., Applicant-plic'a:ni-,i-S.'�"requestihg.--a--.
Waiver *hichhas been provided;
'by Article -II Section -4 00'-26 for;
undersized lots Md:in-.common;
own6rship.,:Lo6atio'n'o'fPrope4:-.=
Vacant land known 8.100 Wood;
Lane; Greenport..'County Parcel'
ID #1000-4-431which adjoins:
applicants'; House afi-#55 Inlet
Lane,-GrednpOrt,zNY.'(.1000.-43L-.:
:8: 1 0:'pl_ni; LONG1SLAND'.
LIGHTING.,.J- COMPANY
conceming-..preniises�-presentlyj
owned by,STYPEBROS. REAL-)
ESTATE; -INC;.- referred to; as:
'85.50,-.(vacant-land)-,Mafn.R6aC�.
Mattituck
near- -LAureI),.'Jde-nti
Pied as 0
=122-7 .-6.6, ;.further-,,. I
identifi6d7as tot#2feomisting of t
35,,798 s:f`as sh-own oqthe sub
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di,visi6nt6fi'M -
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Murphy�,,Ga'id6n,,Ceziter't,,'ap,-,-,i
proved by;,the;Southold�Town;
p �ca��4s,:��n`6_ en
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't.. -1 . 1. -1 1-11 . . _.
rqq�ies,mg*;--;
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:i�(a)�Appil.,Nq`.., 4429SEL. Spe!7r.-
cial exception for Use of.Vacanu
Land. as 5hown'on plot,plan-for a
compressor s . tati . on.buildiiigwith.
fence enclosure in this 'B" Gen-
eral.Business. Digtrict...,,,--,,
(b) -App___ No: 4430.-VaTiance
undeF-.Article_XXIII, Section
100 -23f -A. -'for -permission to
construct fence.enclosui,Whjch
exceeds md3�ufi�-fend&-height
in the frorifyard `AdJwwh ex-,
ceeds 6 1 ' /2 feet in or -along side' 'i
,and rear
8:15-p#'Appl-,#4436--', JO-
SEPH
FRAZZ17TN.%- iris .an,app i -
cation based:upb A&March 29
1996 Action of Disapproyal by I
then1. -
�pector -under -
Aifcld X;XIII',.,S66tio.n'"
10
239.4(B); -Ji -which app1ian:t
i':_
proposing to'construct shower7:'-
7ai1q'S _iie
storage i66iii`addi66fi-
than 7.5feet ft'-o'in-the;biilkhei-d"
and,WM6 dbes` nio.t:)ii'e';e-t,-UiV_.1
minimum- required total sld6i':��
,
yard setbacks (35 feet) 406r'Ar--
ticle XXIV"'--S6?-Itibn--I00L244�-�-.
Loiiatioi'of Prop&rty; 14201fif6tr-
Way, -'Southold.- ` Ced;ir'Bcia&lf-G'
Park- Lot
County --Parc
'61 #1000-9Z41-61'
S i,;N
containing 21-,772 s. fi,.
8:20 p.
DAVID DEFRIESM
(and -Mr: --dnd: Mrs.-Jo'seph
Gn6iz6,a' as O*fi6ls). The B6 aiVl' j
on its own -motion.- re6p6nsxffe.
subject- heaiing closed J uily: 24
1996 f6r-fUrtherfact&al`-inf6rffia
tion, from- appificant 'e*t cetera'--
Theapplicant is •rdque ' sting, --'A- I
Variance bas * e'd'upo-n the -June -3 '
1996 Building Inspe&oes Notice
of Disapproval under' Article
-
VIII, Section I.00T8 q
V a-riancE based uponvten�
Building
spectok.'.fo-f-zicar ie—nt'Mb.-si
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No'. l_00045'_'3-2:Siz&"5+acres'
.`TheBoard dApp�6dls will at
said time Arid p ace near anyand
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all-b61son-orretresetatives
applications .'W.yift6ii2comJntnts
may a so e,subffiiffe&.
tlie:-�`conciusion of thd-su ject
fi j.-The_ab6 above Ii g§ *iI!. ;
nofstart beoe-ffe-times- esig-
. -- � .-tv
n so me-- -may b
carryover hearin - h' 'fil6s
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may be, reviewed during regal
business --
new Information. If yoii.have
questions.`please- a so- do. not
hesitate to;8W�.. 65" 909
6 '-36 i
-Dated:- 086ber,
BY ORDER OFTHE',
SOUTHOLD TOWN !
BOARD OFAPPEALS',
GERARD P.
GOEHRINGER, Chairman
By Linda Kowalski
IX-IIM96(163)1
Ak4
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
STATE OF NEW YORK ss:
Patricia C. Lollot, being duly sworn, says that
she is the Production Coordinator, of the TRAV-
ELER WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed
at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the no-
tice of which the annexed is a printed copy,
has been published in said Traveler Watchman
once each week for
........................................................................ wee
successively, commencing on the ....................
day 0 .............1../.l?` 14,.^'.......... . .
........................................... .. .............................
Sworn to before me this .......... ........... day of
........................ X .....................................
.............. ........................................
Notary Public
BARBARA A. SMINEIDER
NOTARY punw, State of New York
No. 4806845
Qualified in Suffolk County
Commission Expires 9131198
BOARD -OF * APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOtIi
NOTICE. . OF HEARINGS
NOTICE,; HEREBY
GIVEN.I.PursuAnt to Secti6ni2671
•.of-the,Towfl, Law; and;the,C6de
of,"the .Town.of Southold;Tidhe
jollowing":
-applicat on&wilkibe
..helaifdr-public.heafings,,br.the
!
-3SOUTIHOLIX)TOWN.; BOARD
i,1�0kA,S'9fif.tH&,#Sbuthdld
:-,SoutholdnN . e:w;:Y6r.k-Y1 91 li;6n
THURSDAY,,, %NaVEMBER'
.-30p-.ftiAppj.'N&4425& * S
owner.
.Carryoverhe'anng f6r4proposed.
Accesgory-Bed:afid'Brbakfik
Use: af,;Mafri 'Roa&a di -Crown
Land Lane, Cutchogue.) -
RUTH W.'BOEHLINagind R.
WRIGHT,.--:This'-is,-an"-,Appliczi-.'
tion -for aNVarian"c'e--based', upon'
- the -October 161,-:1996--�X6tionlof'
Disapprovat* thiBuilding-Iii
spectorunder'Se6tion,100;:-25-A.
Applicants' are ,'-request1ng-;a
Waiver which -has been provided
by Article II;'.Sec66n'J00-"2&f0r
ufidersizedlots held in common
ownership:f Location -of Vacant-:
Land,:: -'. l.8Q-,-,Custer':1. Avenue,,
Southold;; NY,j000-.'7,078-30,
which adjoins applicants' house
at 290 CustdrAy&iue, 1000-70-
8--3,1-Also-shown:orL-the.Mqp-bf,
Fai&i6w,Parl;�,,ectiorL � rid situ -1
ate -6h PNe c
mer-?prpvR,&.-_ y'.
the'isoll o -
-35-p.m:
..Apps: No443TSE'�
NORMAN WHITEHEAD; -i
ow-'n-ei."Thi*s=is"an'=Application
:'
under- Article -: III; --Section -100-
31 B(15) 'for 'a proposed-Acces--:
sory Bed and: Breakfast, Use. in
conjunctionwith his residence. at
.14909 Main R6ad, E. a*stM_ anion,
NY.- This Bed and Breakfast.U.se I
must be -accessory. and.inciden-
tal
eaccessory.and.inciden-
tal to -the owner's residence at this 1
property;,_ and, is ;limited -,
e
rental -of three be.drooms'w''ithm'
the:'existing-residdn - c -ez4i - ' s'erv-:
.in
g 9�breakfasi.to-notmow than.:
six: -casual- and;tra-hs' ' ie'nt B&B
xoomers'.�Zrxiperty-ID-!" 1000-23?
ds Lot
.1, 1soidfeiTied-to:.#I
on Minor.Subdivision approved
1
by, the: Planning ;Board --on; or I
about l,l/-24/8(.,.,
P.M. 1
`P7.40' 'AipliNd.14421- I
HENRY TRAENDL" Y-.'*; Th&ii -
July 12'1996: N&idd. 0DIsap-:
provalb3Rh&Buildiiig-- hi9j5e-cth-r,'-
iii rvhi-ch-iovii6aiitis-r-'e'qu-'e'sti'n'g,
approval of berm with. ferice� "as
lie. limitation, f , 6 .
t a total her t'above the
f6 ;-
f6et A:rt
icl&
XXIII; S6666n-i'100122117; f6f this'
front i
aidare . & Property,
ag-" l'32207Maifi1'R: 6-ad)-'-'Ehst-
#1 000L
31
".'7.45 p.m.AppL1#4.434R0B-
ERT"- R * J-hi§rislift"ap-
plicatibn-base --11 on.the-Obtb-
ber10,' 1996% A � '
-,--bf'Di�ap�
- a'on
prVV4-by--theBui - :--fiisjie&or-'
unadf AhfdId!,XXII1-,'Sectioih:',
'u
100-:139 a� nderArtic'e
III ;:Sectiofi-,:l00a33 G.,'in-whicli"..
applicant E-5-requestingapproval,
eithef as permii-or-as an`
nt- bhg-.�P&r . mit'
ameridni&"t&-ildi
' `b'
# 1$772 based on the. sketch'sub
miffed for:apordvg;bythe Build-
ing --Inspector 'iiiMit-i-,h'--1'987,'-
concerning" the `deck-4ddition--'
withih751'feet 6f; -2d. . existing-
bulkhead-idja'ceriti'to,'a,tidW.wa-;:
ter`bodY', dndthefront".yard,Ac=-- 1
c&gory- shed. as builr, LocaOn-d,
bf.PfopeitY:*`'1200-Wdst-L.�ne,
Si)uih6ld,"NY; Pair6er°ID-#1000.1I I
7:50r*::p:m.:Appl.'. #4433=
FRANCIS & CHRISTINA
DOYEN. This is adap'plicatiork:
based upo� the October , 9,1996
Adtioh'6f Disapprbyal',by-the.-,
Building I#sPector:-uhder�-'-.Sec--
tion'l 00-25A.' Applicants are re-
questing• a'-!Wa'iv-e'r,--which `1as'':
been provided by Aiticlell;Seo-'
tion 100_:26.�,fo-r'.'tffid6i-iizedtiolti"'.I
held incommon ov'
cation
"W"fir, --rOTr1reT'
PpeityVT
ROW -f -off
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N,Y-',-?'Tarc61s'ias' :f -co -mi bm-4d,now,
Mlafn d, -
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This is an:appfication based -upon
Board of Appeals
Southold Town Hall
P 0 Box 1179
Main Road
Southold N Y 11971
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Chief James R.
P 0 Box 136
Mattituck N.Y.
Cox Sr.
11952
Gentlemen;
In my resent letter to the Board in reference to
LILCO's compressor station, RT -25, Mattituck. I have had the
oppartunity to sit down with LILCO's representatives and the
Holtsville Fire Chief. After the debriefing of plant operations
and tour of the Holtsville facilities, I was amazed of the safty
and security built in with numorous back ups.
However, LILCO representatives did agree to notify
the Fire Department first in any case.
Enclosed you will find a copy of the letter LILCO
sent to me acknowledging that Mattituck Fire Department would
be on a first call basis for any fire or gas detection.
I would like at this time to thank the members of the
Board of Appeals for allowing the department to review and
comment on the project, and hope that in the future the team
support will prove to be beneficile to the people of Southold
Town. Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter.
�tespectfull
�ames R. Cox Sr.
Chief Mattituck F. D.
io.�scrr�oas�n� ;�
January 20, 1997
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD - MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
Mr. James R. Cox, Sr., Chief
Mattituck Fire Department
P.O. Box 136
Mattituck, New York 11952
Dear Mr. Cox:
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FEB 181997 I i!
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I have received a copy of the letter you submitted to the Southold Zoning Board of
Appeals (dated January 16, 1997) stating your concerns with LILCO's draft copy of the
Emergency Action Procedure for the Mattituck Compressor Station.
As discussed this morning, LILCO will add, as part of the responsibilities of the Gas
System Operator, to call the Mattituck Fire Department) on a first -call basis
for any fire or gas detection alarm or call. 16 � ') 6 r, v
It is also our intention to invite the fire department to the site prior to initial startup to
review operations of the facility. This should abate your concerns. As requested, it
would be appreciated if you would forward a letter to the ZBA notifying them of your
concurrence.
Should you have any further questions, do not hesitate to call me at 391-6517.
Very truly yours,
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Robert A. g
Gas Design Construction Dept.
RJA/mp
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cc: Mr. G. Goehringer, Chairman
Southold Zoning Board of Appeals
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Mr. James R. Cox, Sr., Chief
Mattituck Fire Department
P.O. Box 136
Mattituck, New York 11952.
Dear Mr. Cox:
I have received a copy of the letter you submitted to the Southold Zoning Board of
Appeals (dated January 16, 1997) stating your concerns with LILCO's draft copy of the
Emergency Action Procedure for the Mattituck Compressor Station.
As discussed this morning, LILCO will add, as part of the responsibilities of the Gas
System Operator, to call the Mattituck Fire Department (298-8833) on a first -call basis
for any fire or gas detection alarm or call.
It is also our intention to invite the fire department to the site prior to initial startup to
review operations of the facility. This should abate your concerns. As requested, it
would be appreciated if you would forward a letter to the ZBA notifying. them of your
concurrence.
Should you have any further questions, do not hesitate to call me at 391-6517.
Very truly yours,
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Robert A.
Gas Design Construction Dept.
RJA/mp
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Southold Zoning Board of Appeals
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APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen
James Dinizio, Jr.
Robert A. Villa
Lydia A. Tortora
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
January 8, 1997
Mr. James Cox, Chief
Mattituck Fire Department
Pike Street
Mattituck, NY 11952
Re: LILCO Gas Compressor Station Location
Dear Chief Cox:
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax(516)765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
Members of -the Zoning Board of Appeals have requested that the
attached "Emergency Action Procedure" be forwarded to the Mattituck
Fire Department for review and comments. This plan is a draft at
this time from LILCO and pertains to its compressor station and
underground gas piping to be located at the Stype Bros. vacant site,
along the southerly side of the Main Road, Mattituck. There is also
a construction plan on file with our office, however, it is our
understanding that representatives of LILCO may have already met
with the Mattituck Fire District regarding this project. If not,
please contact us and we will be happy to provide you with the set of
construction plans for review from our file.
. It would very much be . appreciated if you would coordinate the
above with the Fire District. Please feel free to contact our
office for further information, or contact me directly (home
#298-9176).
Enclosure
cc: ZBA Members
J. Dinizio
S. Doyen
R. Villa
L. Tortora
Very truly you�rs,us� y
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GERARD P. GOEHRINGER
CHAIRMAN
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LONG ISL -AN. 0:1 -10E -MNG COMPANY
_XECUTIVE-OFFICES: 175 EAST'OLO CouNTRY ROAD HICKSVILLE NEW YORK 11801
January 3,.1997
Ms Linda KOWalski
Board of Appeals
Town . of Southold:
.53095 Main Road
Southold, N.Y.. .11972.
Dear "Hs Kowalski:
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Attached for review is a draft' copy . of the Emergent y. Action
-procedure prepared for the Mattituck compressor station. This is
in -response to the request by the Board at the December.;12th
hearing. • If you have any comments, please feel free .to "call" me
at' 391.-6517.
very truly yours,
JAN 03 '97 10:09 LILCO G GINEERING
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INSTRiiCTIPNS
MATZTI'UCK COMPRESSOR STATION.:
EMERGENCY AM. ON PROCEDURE. '
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This instruction provides auniform-method
tit-ack compressor fororeStationg to
emergency conditions at s
2..0
Z.1 This instruction establishes- both policy ;-`and�minimal
in
for. responding to the facility and covers:.
2..1.1 Gas .alarm to'Gas System operator.--(GSO)
.2.1.2 Gas leak,reported by outside agencies:•
2.1.3 Fire reported by outside agencies
ed
2.2 The Mattituck Compressor'"StabioesG50 in Han icksville.
facility,:remotely.operated y `
2.3 Organizations. that .woPlant and/or Riverhead operations
in the.Riverhead Gas Plant /
headquarters.
2.3.1 Gas Production - Roving Station:'Operato=s
2.3.-2 Gas Customer Service - Specialists
3.0 POICY
3:1 This instruction has been designated a --Corporate
Procedure. __ . ,............
3.2 outside notifications are addressed in.ths-*procedure.
3.3 The actions detailed in this-instructinnd aederalponsive
to local, state (16NYCRR,.Part 255), a
(49CFR191/192) regulations.
3.4 Personnel responsible foriMP1to receiveaperiodie-training.
instruction are required=
3.5 This instruction shall -be reviewed annually in
accordance with GO -10382, and updated an- re gsued
every three (3) years, or more frequently,' .if .
necessary:.
3.6 The lead organization for this instruction :is the Gas
Facilities and System Support Department.::;'._
JAN 03 197 10:10 LILCO G°q ENGINEERING P.4/10
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page 2 .. .
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4,1 GO-10006,:Gas Emergency RegngPro
ulatory Reportcedure
4:2 GEpIp 1.11 Gas EmergencY Notification Procedure
4..3.. OI- , Hattituck Compressor Station Operation
4.4 GO -10382, ..Review Cycle for..GBU.-corporate :and Pe.
Par
Procedures
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6.1 Gas System operator
6.1.1 The GSO', upon receiving a gas'' -detection alarm
at the Mattituck Compressor Station, shall
notify the responsible Plant. -Supervisor.
6.1.2 The G50; upon receiving a phoneire from an
outside-agency'.of a gas leak or fire at the
Mattituck Compressor Station,. shall notify
the responsible Plant supervisor -.,.and.
Riverhead Gas Customer Service:
on of an emergency, -the GSO
6.1.3 Upon. verificati
shall:
6..1.`3.1 Fill out the office,"ofi, Gas.
Operations Notification.Fact sheet
(GEPIP 1:1)
6.1.3.2 -Classify the emergency`Lbased upon
the'Emergency Classification
Guidelines and Notification Codes
Chart • (GEPIP
6.1.3.3 Notify the personnel and
organization listed.'on the.Gas
Facilities Notification Chart for
Mattituck Compressor Station
(GEPIP 1.1)
6.2 Plant supervisor
6..2.1 The Plant Supervisor responn',sha„for .the
Mattituck.Compressor Station shall:
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6r the on-sits tesponse of
the. RSOfs and other •LILCO
pe=sonnel.
6.2.1.2 Maintain communications"with GSO
and keep them informed: of.. the
situation, f;
6.2.1.3 Provide technical.siippOrt'to.
emergency response personnel (Fire
department, police department,
Emergency-Services,yyetc.):
6.2.1.4 Ensure personnel assigned;:-to this
facility: are periodically..; trained
in'implementation of this
procedure..
6.3 Roving Station Operator (RSO)
6..3.1 The' RSO is responsible for al3-operations at
the Mattituck Compressor-•Station;'l'
2• Upon responding to an emergency;:;.`the RSO
6 3ifythe particular ergen Y an
d
shall ve
notify the-GSO providing him-sufficient
information so.that the prOper.S:eme=gency
classification and notifications:-can- be made
in accordance with - GEPIP
6.3.3
The RSO shall 'follow the. instruct'icn' outlined
in this procedure.
. 4
6.4 Gas Customer 'service (GCS)y.,:
enc `"GCS shall
6.4.1 Upon responding to an-emerg y.'
verify the particular emergency.;; and notify
the GSO, providing him suffffcient information
so that the;proPer emergency
„"classification
r and notifications can be made '_,in`,•accordance
with GEPIP 1.1.
6.4.2 The GCS shall followtance tothe''R50.'the
GSO and provide assts
7.0 I ICT ONS
7.1 The responding RSO shall verify the particular
emergency and notify the GSO, providing him sufficisnt
the_
information. The RSO--shall follow instruction
r�:"fi;4rs i.�o-
JAN 03 '97 10:12 LILCO GP` =NGINEERING P.6i10
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Rev. 0 INSTRUC n- ONS ; : `•.4 `;i1"b "—°.
page 4
outlined .in this procedure for the particular=
emergency •
7.2 Emergencies.=
Epp 1 Gas Alarm Received by 'GSO via,, Gas��Det ction
System
EAP 2. Gas
Leake Reported by Outside Agency
Epp 3 Fire Reported by Outside AgancK.'-:
7.3 Drills are conducted. perjodically to. testahe..._`
effectiveness of this proced
7.4 Copies of this procedure are -maintained 'at-:the'
following locations:
Mattituck Compressdt •Station _
- Riverhead Gas Plant'
Operations Supervisors' Office°
GSO - Hicksville.
New York State PSC - Albany
7.5 The GSO emergency notification call sheets'are.
maintained in accordance,:with GEPIP
a.o
8.1 'All records will be maintained at the Riverhead Gas
Plant for at least seven•Years-
9.0 H2MPITS
Done. t
10.0 pDYCE
10.1 EAP 1 Gas Alarm Received by GSO via-Gas Detection
system
10.2 EAP 2 Gas Leak Reported by Outside Agency
10.3 EAP 3 Fire Reported,by Outside Agency
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EMF1tG8�+ Y hC�'ION' PROCEDIIRI#
Gas Alarm Received by GOO via Gas Deteati46a:8ystam
Gas System Operator (GSO) shall fill out the _' Off4ice of Gas
n'Fact Sheet in accordance with
Operations Notificatio
GEP -
Gas System Operator shall .notify the Gas Plant`:;" -Supervisor
responsible for the .Mattituck Compressor-on�xand notify
Stat
him of receipt of a .gas detection alarm.- A T
The Gas Plant Supervisor shall notittion
i ate the gas.,detection
Operator (RSO) to respond and',inve.s g
alarm.
The RSO shall respond to the mattituck cnzpressor Station:
4.1 Check. gas detection panel for alarm.
check for gas: leak . "
4.2. Use. CGI to g'.a_ .... . .
4.3 Notify GSO: Inform him of the situation`;anci request
additional response if necessary.. . GSO :can' shut down
the compressors-remotely.-
2.
ompressorsremotely.
4.4 -isolate gas .leak.
4.4 . l If leak is on ::dompressar piping;; :.;isolate by
closing compressor inlet;and-outletsva.lves-
4.4.2 if. leak- is on station piping; ==isolate by
opening. station°bypass and closing•station
inlet . and outlet valves.
4.5 if necessary, de-eaergize`power-•to the -•station.
4.6 Repair leak.
4.7 Keep ' GSO informed.
If LILCO, police, or fire department personnel respond,
explain situation and provide technical.assistance'as
required.
JAN 03 '97 10:13 LILCO GAS "ENGINEERING
INSTRUCTIONS
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ENCY A ON ROCEDURE 2
Gas Leak Reported by outside Ageh�i
System (GSO) shall fill out'
Gas Operator the: Office of Gas
on -pact
Operations. NotificatiSheet in .accordaic;�wtii
GEPIP
Gas System Operator . shall notify=
2.1 Riverhead.Gas Customer Service to resp ond=to=a leak.
2.2 Gas Plant. - Supervisor who will notify a :Roving... Station
Operator to respond.
Riverhead Gas Customer Service shall:
3.1 Respond to Mattituck Compressor Station.
as leak.;};
3 ..2 U5e CGI to check area for g
3.3 Notify GSO. Inform him .of the situation ,aid:M1request
additional response if.necessary'•
3.4 GSO can shut down the compressors remotly:if they are
running. ,.
3.5 if leak is on station piping, isolate 3�y= :opeiti�ng
station bypass and closing station inlet':and'outlet
valves.
4. The Roving Station.Operator.shall:
4.]. -Respond to Mattituck Compressor Station.;
4.2 Check gas detection panel . for alarm•
4.3 Use CGI to check for gas...
4.4 Notify GSO. Inform him of the situaticn-.:and� request
additional response if necessary. G50 can,:'shut down
the compressors remotely.
4.5 Isolate gas leak. .•-
late
4.5.1 closing
leak. is onessorrinlet.and1outletovalves-
closing comer •
4.5.2 If leak is on station piping,:..isolate by
opening station bypass and closing station
inlet and outlet valves.
Mv
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Fire Reported by.dutsfde Agency
1. Gas System Operator (GSO) shall. fill. out the -office--of Gas
operations Notification"Fact.. Sheet in accordance; with
GEPIP 1.1..
2. , 'Gas -System. Operator- shall notify:.
2.11 -Riverhead.Gas.Customer Service to respond'to report of
a fire.. :.
2.2 Gas Plant- Supervisor wh6� Vill notify a Roving Station .
Operator to respond.
.2.2.1 Gas Plant Supervisor will also respond.
3. Response actions by first arriving LILCO personnel:
3.1 Isolate compressor station'by opening stat'ion•bygass
and closing station inlet and outlet valves..
3.:2 De -energize power to the station.
nformed.
3.3 Keep GSO informed.-
4. If LILCO, police, or fire department personnel -respond ,
4.
explain situation and provide,technical.,•assistance as
required.
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SUPERVISOR COCHRAN: Thank you'for your comments. Yes, sir? Please
state your name.
JIM HICKEY: Jim Hickey. Mattituck. I am ' here to speak on an article
that was written in the Suffolk. Times two weeks ago by Tim Kelly, 'in
regards to the proposed.. .111LCO gas compression Z station east of
Briscotti's. Mr. Briscotti I'm pleased to see that he's not bothered
with it, because he works nine to. five, and the plant will go into operation
presumably after nine o'clock at night, and that the Planning Board, Mr.
Kassner, he approved the site, and so this made about as much noise as a
chirping bird. Tim went on to say. how the south side of the road is
changing. It used to be all lots and woods, and now the only lot is behind
Briscotti. Well, 95$ of that lot -behind Briscotti is my backyard. Back up
a little now, and go back about forty years, when the State Department of
Public Works, as it was known, moved the road.. That's when Main Road
became Old Main Road, which most of you can remember. The State put the
road in. Let's get one other thing. The area was a glacial kettle hole,
which the DEC *considers a fresh pond, and apparently nothing can be
touched within 300 feet of an area such as that. Well, the kettle hole
started way up by 'Sepko's- farm, and came all the way down, ended in my
backyard. The State built the road. The shoulder sunk, because the bottom
of the kettle hole was all a bog. The State came back with a crane. Oh,
LILCO telephone pole, a light pole, sunk also. The State came back with
the engineers, scooped out the bog, redone the whole thing. Came out
beautiful. Now, we go up to the late 50's, the property on the south side,
LILCO is purchasing.. It was owned by Frank Murphy Carden Center.
Now, Frank decided he would fill that kettle hole in, only he didn't remove
the muck, the bog. So, there were stumps, you name it, put on that bog,
and huge pieces of concrete, , rock, you name it, it's there. Now, LILCO is
going to build a gas compression station, which means the gas main is going
to go through it. A gas main consists of steel pipe. The only way you can
attach steel pipe is welding. Now, this is going to be compressed,
compressed natural gas, which is the most unstable substance on the face of
the earth. That's how dangerous it is. Now, apparently whoever did the
test for them here didn't go all the way down. Basically now LILCO is.
going to build a building on a pile of rubble on top of a bog. You are
going to put a main in there with steel. You know that building is going to
settle. When the building settles, and there is 'a steel pipe it breaks at
it's weakest, point, which would, be the .well. So, that is basically what I
have to say. I think they should take another look at it, or maybe Orient
Cross Sound Ferry will have another spot to put the ferry in. Thank you.
I
SUPERVISOR COCHRAN: Thank you., Jim, for your comments. Anyone else
like to address the Town Board? (No response.) If not, I'll ,call on anyone
with Board reports. Joe?
COUNCILMAN TOWNSEND: Anything I say now seem to be anticlimactic. I
did, I guess, represent the Town Board at a monthly joint meeting of the
School Boards, and it was a very interesting meeting. It was somewhat a
long meeting, and a very challenging agenda, that dealt with such heavy
weight topics, as teacher tenure, and proposals to modify that somewhat.
They discussed possibly use of joint educational, and recreational
facilities between schools, and libraries, and modifying hours, so that
schools could use libraries, and, also, having the Town Recreation Programs
come out of the Town Hall, and into the various ends of the town more than
they do now. -There was a discussion of a bill, that is being held in the
State Assembly by Speaker Silver, that would be a first step in changing
the way school taxes are paid. It would put more on a person's --income, a .
little less on property taxes, and it's felt that that would :benefit our
area, because we are called land rich, and yet our income level - is' •not that
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REGULAR MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the Soutl►old Town Board was held oil November"
26, 1996, at - the Southold 1"own I 111 , .Main Road, Southold, New York.
Supervisor Cochran opened. the meeting at 4:30 P.M. with tiie Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
Present: Supervisor Jean W. Cochran
Councilwoman Alice J. Hussle
Councilman Joseph L. Townsend, Jr.
Councilwoman Ruth D'. Oliva
Justice Louisa P. Evans
Councilman William D. Moore
Town Cleric Judith T. Terry
Town Attorney Laury L. Dowd
SUPERVISOR COCHRAN, May I have a motion to approve the audit of the
bills November 6, 19967
Moved by Councilman Moore, seconded by Councilwoman Hussle; It was
RESOLVED that the following bills be ' and hereby are ordered paid,
General Fund Whole Town blils�the amount of $169,1197.211; Generai—F61-1d
Part Town bills In . the amount of $9,170.52; Community Developmmit Fund
bills In the amount of $20,000.00; 1-1191iway Fund Whole Town bills in- the
amount of $10,693.90; Highway Fund Part Town bills in the amount of
$21,265.26; CiiIPS (tlighway Part Town) bills In the amount of $18,7119-02;
Capital Projects Account bills in the amount of $6,017.00; HashamOrilucic
Pond Drainage bills in the amount of $298.99; Fishers Island Metal Uumh
Capital bills In the amount $816.119; Employee Health Benefit Plan ; bill'; hi
the amount of $26,9311.07; Fishers Island Ferry District bills in the amount
of $118,159.65; Refuse E Garbage District bills in •tile amount of $19,555.1111;
Southold Wastewater District bills in the amount of $1,283.63; Fishers
Island Sewer, District bills in the amount of $707.09; Southold Agency &
Trust bills In the amount of $6,811.93; Fishers Island Ferry District Agency.
Vote . of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Moore, Councilwoman Oliva,
Councilman Townsend, Councilwoman Hussle, Supervisor Cochran.
This resolution was duly ADOPTED.
SUPERVISOR- COCHRAN- A motion to approve the minutes of November 17_,
1996. ,
Moved by CoUricllwoman Oliva, seconded by Councilwoman Ilussle, It was
nrrcn� t/an shat- the minutes of the November 12, 1996, 'mown Board
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JIM HICKEY: Jim . Hickey... Mattituck. I am here .t`oapeak''°.on' an article
that was written' in the Suffolk Times two weeks ago:, by,,.--, Tim 'Kelly, in
regards to the, ' proposed LILCO gas compression; station,'',.ea'st of
Briscotti:'S. Mr. Briscotti I'm pleased to see .than= he!s,y not,l.bothered
with it, �,berause he works nine to five, and. the plan tvill,''.go', into'r operation
presumably after nine o'clock at night, and that the ;Pl,anning;Bbrcl, Mr.
Kassner, he approved the site, and so this made atiaut;'as'= muchs;,'ncise as a
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chirping bird. Tim went on to say how the .sduth': sad4� ,,of,, .they. „r'oatl is
changing.. It used to' be all lots and woods, and nowf the:;,only IQt ' is'`'behind ;
Briscotti_ Well, 55$ of that lot behind Briscotti;`'iso:? '- tiatkyard, f Backup
a' little now, and go bank about forty years, when'',�_ihw',,, t;Ate `,,Departrrient of
Public 'Works, as it was 'known, moved the road ; That!s when'`'141ai Road
became Old 'Main Road, which most of you can remem'b,er«` :.Tle. 'tate': put the
.road in.. Let's get one other-. thing. • The area was,: ,e:, jlaeia`I. kettie Bole,
which.. the DEC considers a .,fresh pond, and apparentl'y':�`:ho"t'hing can' be .
touched within 300. feet of an area 'such as that: "'W IiF -E the,r;kett�e hole
started • way up: by 5epko's farm, °and,: came all'. the ,0%ende4;,; in 'my,
backyard. The State built` the' road. The shoulder sunk''beizawse',Ahe.;.bottom
of the kettle hole was All a : bog. ' The State came ;•barr'k: •'l #K,:a�i:.cralne. Oh,,,
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September 26, 1996
Town of Southold
53095 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
Att: Zoning Board of Appeals
Re:
Gentlemen:
Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
The Long Island Lighting Company is planning the installation of a gas compressor station
on the south side of Main Road in Mattituck. The Company is Contract Vendee for the
required property. The station will be unmanned and will not have any water or sanitary
facilities.
The planned compressor station has the sole purpose of maintaining the operating pressure in
the gas distribution system on the north fork east of Mattituck. It will consist of two (2)
units. The primary compressor will be electrically driven and the secondary compressor
(backup) will be driven by natural gas. It is expected that the station would operate only in
cold weather and then only in the morning and evening hours during times of high gas
consumption. Both compressors are housed in sound insulated compartments.
A comparison was made of the operating noise levels provided by the manufacturer and the
Town of East Hampton's noise code. The code limits are for the hours between 7:00 P.M.
and 7:00 A.M. the operational values are for the hospital grade muffler on the gas engine
compressor.
East Hampton
Octave Allowable
Hz dB
Compressor Compressor
@5ft @50ft
dB dB
63
73
95
74
125
67
63
47
250
60
51
30
500
55
55
35
1000
51
59
40
2000
46
62
42
4000
43
62
42
8000
40
60
40
Overall
55
73
54
To begin the permitting process, application is being made to the Zoning Board of Appeals
for a "Special Exception". Applications are concurrently being made to the Planning Board
for site plan review and the Building Department for an "Appeal for Variance" for an eight
(8') foot security fence.
Attached are six (6) copies of the following:
a) Completed ZBA Application for Special Exception.
b) Completed Questionnaire for filing with ZBA Application.
c) Completed Short Environmental Assessment Form.
d) LILCO check to cover filing fee.
e) Plot Plan Drawing #MTGC-FY-02001-00.
f) Aerial Survey.
g) Copy of contract for purchase of property.
If additional information is required, please do not hesitate to contact me at (516) 391-6052
Very truly yours,
Maurice P. Fitzgeral , P.E.
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac 007069
Attachments
cc: Planning Board No Attachments
Building Department toit
/ PLANING B MEMBERS
J RICHARD G. WARD
Chairman
GEORGE RITCI3IE LATHAM, JR.
BENNETT ORLOWSKI, JR.
WILLIAM J. CREMERS
KENNETH L. EDWARDS
C* =
PLANNING BOARD OFFICE
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
TO:' Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman,, Board of 1
FROM: Richard G. Ward, Chairman R6w
RE: Request for Coordination Request
DATE: November 14, 1996
EMainRoad,
nd Lighting Company
Mattituck
00-122-7-6.6
Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-3136
Telephone (516) 765-1938
The Planning Board has reviewed the preliminary site plan and finds
it to be satisfactory. The compressors will be screened from view by
a berm and double row of evergreens. The noise level of the gas
compressor is not of major concern because it seems to be within
acceptable limits and will be operating primarily during electrical
outages. Also, the proposed elevation of the compressors and the
berm should mitigate whatever noise may be generated.
David Defriest
Main Road, -Greenport
SCTM# 1000-45-3-2
As you are aware, the Planning and Zoning Committee has discussed
the possibility of permitting used car lots and car rental businesses
within the B General Business district. If the Committee were to
move ahead with this proposal, the application before the ZBA would
be .unnecessary. However, since no decision has been reached, this
Board is unable to comment further.
Kid N' Round by Theresa Walker
County Road 48, Southold,
SCTM# 1000-55-2-21
The portion of the property and building that the applicant wishes to
establish her business in does not have site plan approval. The
Planning Board recommends that the owner of the shopping center be
required to submit the information necessary to complete the pending
site plan application before a decision is rendered. This unresolved
site plan has been outstanding since 1989 as per attached letter.
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
rarsuuroasrn,Ks
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
September 26, 1996
Town of Southold
53095 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
0
Att: Planning Board
Re: Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
Gentlemen:
The Long Island Lighting Company is planning the installation of a gas compressor station
on the south side of Main Road in Mattituck. The Company is Contract Vendee for the
required property. The station will be unmanned and will not have any water or sanitary
facilities.
The planned compressor station has the sole purpose of maintaining the operating pressure in
the gas distribution system on the north fork east of Mattituck. It will consist of two (2)
units. The primary compressor will be electrically driven and the secondary compressor
(backup) will be driven by natural gas. It is expected that the station would operate only in
cold weather and then only in the morning and evening hours during times of high gas
consumption. Both compressors are housed in sound insulated compartments.
A comparison was made of the operating noise levels provided by the manufacturer and the
Town of East Hampton's noise code. The code limits are for the hours between 7:00 P.M.
and 7:00 A.M. the operational values are for the hospital grade muffler on the gas engine
compressor.
East Hampton
Compressor
Compressor
Octave
Allowable
@ 5 ft
@ 50 ft
Hz
dB
dB
dB
63
73
95
74
125
67
63
47
250
60
51
30
-500
55
55
35
1000
51
59
40
2000
46
62
42
4000
43
62
42
8000
40
60
40
Overall
55
73
54
To begin the permitting process, application is being made to the Planning Board for
Consideration of Site Plan. Applications are concurrently being made to the Zoning Board of
Appeals for a Special Exception and the Building Department for an "Appeal for Variance"
for eight (8') foot security fence..
Attached are the following:
a) A completed Planning Board Application.
b) Short Environmental Assessment Form.
c) Applicant's Affidavit.
d) LILCO check to cover filing fees.
e) Nine (9) copies of Plot Plan drawing #1 MTGC - FY - 02001-00
f) Four (4) copies of Aerial Survey.
g) Copy of contract for purchase of property.
If additional information is required, please do not hesitate to contact me at (516) 391-6052.
Very truly yours,
011�
Maurice
P. Fitzgerald, P.E.
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac
008067
Attachments
cc: Zoning Board of Appeals No attachments
Building Department it "
September 26, 1996
Town of Southold
53095 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COM PANV
Att: Mr. Thomas Fisher
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
Senior Building Inspector
Dear Mr. Fisher:
Re: Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
SCTM # 1000-122-07-6.6
Several months ago a "preliminary" Building Permit Application was submitted to you with
minimal data on a proposed Natural Gas Compressor Station in Mattituck. The reason for
this initial application was to solicit from the Town the direction that the Long Island
Lighting Company should take on this project. This was accomplished and summarized in
your memo of October 19, 1995 and other subsequent meetings with various Town
Departments.
To begin this permitting process, applications are being concurrently filed with the Town's
Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals and the Building Department. Reference copies of
included transmittal letters.
A Building Permit Application is being filed now, prior to determinations by the Planning
Board and Zoning Board of Appeals since an eight (8') foot high security fence is being
proposed for the facility. This fence will require a variance based on an appeal to the
Zoning Board of appeals. It is hoped that the hearing on the "Appeal for Variance" could be
held the same time that the Zoning Board of Appeals is considering LILCO's Application for
Special Exception on this same project.
To begin the permit and denial processes in the Building Department, please find enclosed:
a) A newly completed Application for Building Permit.
b) Three (3) copies of Aerial Survey and Plot Plan.
Drawing #MTGC-FY-02001-00.
f'
C) A completed application for "Appeal from Decision
of Building Inspector".
d) LILCO check to cover building permit application
fee.
If additional information is required, please do not hesitate to contact me at (516) 391-6052.
Very truly yours,
414-
Maurice
P. Fitzgerald, P.E.
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac 007073
Attachments
cc: Planning Board No Attachments
Zoning Board of Appeals it "
Y
Date: September 30,1996
Memo To: Ms. Linda Kowalski
Subject: Mattituck Compressor Station
SCTM #1000 -122 -07 -6.6 -
Linda:
As I promised you last week when I made the filing for the
subject application, notification to the surrounding property
owners would be made today.
Attached for your file on this matter are the following:
1. Copies of the four letters sent to the surrounding
property owners.
2. The four receipts from the U.S. Post Office for the
Certified mailings. .
3. The "Notice To Adjacent Property Owner" completed and
notarized. Each property owner was given a copy of the
front page of this document.
For the file also, Lot #6.6 was in fact part of a
subdivision. From the Town's Planning Department's files it was
determined the file is titled "Frank Murphy Garden Center"
approved 4/12/82. Lot #6.6 was known as Lot #2
Thanks for your patients in this matter.
G
Maurice P. Fitz ald, P.E.
Long Island Lighting Company
(516) 391-6052
September 30, 1996
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
Jodan Holding Corp.
c/o Brisotti & Wilkworth_; Inc.
P.O. Box 1448
Main Road
Mattituck, NY 11952
Re: Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
SUM # 1000-122-07-6.6
To Whom It May Concern:
As required by the Town of Southold codes, you are being notified of an
application made by the Long. Island Lighting Company to install a natural gas
compressor station on the subject property.
The Company is Contract Vendee for the required property. The station will be
unmanned. The planned compressor station has the sole purpose of maintaining the
operating pressure in the gas distribution system on the north fork east of Mattituck.
It will consist of two (2) units. The primary compressor will be electrically driven and
the secondary compressor (backup) will be driven by natural gas. It -is expected that
the station would operate only in cold weather and then only in the morning and
evening hours during times of high gas consumption. Both compressors are housed
in sound insulated compartments.
Enclosed is a copy of LILCO's plan for the site. Please review the plan and
call me with any questions or concerns you may have. I may be reached at
(516) 391-6052.
Very truly yours,
Maurice P. Fitzgerald
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac 007447
Enclosure
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LONG 1 SLAN D UGH
TI N G COMPANY
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD - MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
September 30, 1996
State of New York
State Department O
Albany, NY
Re: Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
SCTM # 1000-122-07-6.6
To Whom It May Concern:
As required by the Town of Southold codes, you are being notified of an
application made by the Long Island Lighting Company to install a natural gas
compressor station on the subject property.
The: Company is.Contract Vendee for the required property. The station will be
unmanned. The planned compressor station has the sole purpose of maintaining the
operating pressure in the gas distribution system on the north fork east of Mattituck.
It will consist of two (2) units. The primary compressor will be electrically driven and
the secondary compressor (backup) will be driven by natural gas. It is expected that
the station would operate only in cold weather and then only in the morning and
evening hours during times of high gas consumption. Both compressors are housed
in sound insulated compartments.
Enclosed is a copy of LILCO's plan for the site. Please review the plan and
call me with any questions. or concerns you may have.. I may be reached at
(516) 391-6052.
Very truly yours,
Maurice P. Fitzgerald
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac 007447
Enclosure
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September 30, 1996
LONG ISLAND LI G 1-ITI N G COMPANY
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD - MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
Mary Ann & William Gremler
Kraus Road .
Mattituck, NY 11952
Re: Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
SCTM # 1000-122-07-6.6
To Whom It May Concern:
As required by the Town of Southold codes, you are being notified of an
application made by the Long Island Lighting Company to install a natural gas
compressor station on the subject property.
The Company is Contract Vendee for the required property.- The station will be
unmanned.. The planned compressor station has the sole purpose of maintaining the
operating pressure in the gas distribution system on the north fork east of Mattituck.
It will consist of two (2) units. The primary compressor will be electrically driven and
the secondary compressor (backup) will be driven by natural gas. It is expected that
the station would operate only in cold weather and then only in the morning and
evening hours during times of high gas consumption. Both compressors are housed
in sound insulated compartments.
Enclosed is a copy of LILCO's plan for the site. Please review the plan and
call me with any questions or concerns you may have. I may be reached at
(516) 391-6052.
Very truly yours,
Maurice P. Fitzgerald
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac 007447
Enclosure
LONG 1 SILAN D 1._.1 G HT1 IW G CO M PARIY
�arscruroa
445 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD MELVILLE, NEW YORK 11747
September 30, 1996
Frank Murphy Garden Center, Inc.
Main Road, Route 25
Mattituck, NY 11952 Q
Re: Proposed LILCO Gas Compressor Station
Main Road, Mattituck, NY
SCTM # 1000-122-07-6.6
To Whom It May Concern:
As required by the Town of Southold codes, you are being notified of an
application made by the Long Island Lighting Company to install a natural gas
compressor station on the subject property.
The Company is Contract Vendee for the required property. The station will be
unmanned. The planned compressor station has the sole purpose of -maintaining the
operating pressure in the gas distribution system on the north fork east of Mattituck.
It will consist of two (2) units. The primary compressor will be electrically driven and
the secondary compressor (backup) will be driven by natural gas. It is expected that
the station would operate only in cold weather and then only in the morning and
evening hours during times of high gas consumption. Both compressors are housed
in sound insulated compartments.
Enclosed is a copy of LILCO's plan for the site. Please review the plan and
call me with any questions or concerns you may have. I may be reached at
(516) 391-6052.
Very truly yours,
Maurice P. Fitzgerald -..
Suffolk Division Manager
Real Estate Department
MPF/ac 007447
Enclosure --
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen
James Dinizio, Jr.
Robert A. Villa
Lydia A. Tortora
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
MEMORANDUM/ COORDINATION REQUEST
TO: Planning Board, Chairman, Members, and Office
FROM: ZBA
DATE: November 1, 1996
SUBJECT: Coordination on Projects (Possible Jurisdiction and
Reply Request)
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
. Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
This will confirm that the following applications may need to receive
a determination by the Planning Board under the site plan (or
waiver) regulations pertaining to "applications" or "waivers . " Your
response (and suggestions on a "preliminary basis" about actual site
layout / details) are appreciated:
1. THERESA WALKER and KID N'ROUND. Use of a rental unit for
recreation.
2. LILCO: Use of vacant land for compressor station.
3. DAVID DEFRIEST and JOSEPH GNOZZO. Use of premises now
zoned LB for car -rental business with outdoor display. (Was zoned
prior to 1/89 as B-1 General Business).
'T
use. p
A copy of the Legal Notices with a description of each is attached"
for your convenience.
4. DAVID PASCOE. Use of professional office as principal
Enclosure
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�LEGALNOiICE
::,,BOARD OF APPEALSfy!'
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Gly,EN-'pursuant-to,Seciip�qZ67-
of - the Jowfi. of
following ,
lic
held; lic'
6ilI
be
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UP .,ArFhAi_3, at the )ouuioi(i
TowdHd11'; 53095 Main -Road,
SouihldNew York 1-19.71,.on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER
12,.,Ioo,6,;-A,s"noted belo,w;:.., I
-1.7-15 Appl'. N6.4438 -
GrUSEPPE & LAURIE
COMO:This is an application
for 'a Variance based upon the
November 1996 Action of Dis-'
Jor,.under.,Article III, Section
., -,33C, miwh!h ap`�p�_ft
1004c�6iapplied .
ic
ernitto to='
cate accessory building, and that
yard area has- been -designated a
second-, front,yard-Location of
Property, -:2'- 6 � Y � ? ; t -
, �_ pupgs_ ePue,
Southold; Parcel' ID #1000-.
61' 4=381
.--2-,7:20,p: Appl. #4439
KID N.'- ROUND. by
THERESA WALKER.
(Owner of Property: -Anthony
Pikrera). This is an application
for a Special Exception for oc-
cupancy/use of a rental unit in an
existing business center located
at 46455 County Road 48,
Southold,. NY,'- Parcel #1000-55- .
2-21,
1000-55-
2-21, f6r use as a commercial
recreation facility, and.uses nor-
mally accessory and incidental to
commercial recreation, as pro-
vided by Article X, Section 100-
101 B(6) of the Zoning Code. B-
Geneiiil Business.
' 3M:25 p.m. Appl. No. 4429-
CJ-'ariyoye
r-fr(5m-ll/l4.,LILC0
reque�st-for-SpecialzE-ii:LTtiomfor--
use- of :gas compressor station.
Loti, #2,,*;'Sub division of F.-..
Murphy'atl(S/s) Main Road,-,
Apply No. 4430
Carryover from 11/14/96 Vari-'.
aric& application by LILCO.
Proposed �' ' ed fence height up to -8 ft.
ropos
Jfrorn lowest fmished grade. S/S
-<-Main Road.Mattituck..
p.m., Alipl.-No-4437,
AND - BONNIE
.-PASCO-Special,Exceptionre-
quest, to,establisk-'piotessibnal
)rinc;ipa1--.fi!ie,.- ri.-first:
ilding -located. in this
Residential -Office_',_
- '(kb)Zone
District as prow ed Articleby"
VII S6cti6ii,,100=7IB(2)Li)ca=
.ii&, n f
0 Main
atelo -
ccupancy confimfis existing use,
of -
p feg-
)�f 4666sg6iYlfiomq ro
Appl:-Noz 4440_
`X&Y-N. SYVERSQK..-Vari-
d" " "the:Obtober 7:
ance base upon- 1
1996. Action of Disapproval of -
the Inspectonwherein
applicant fiis requesteda'-p. permit
to buIU-6tension to dwelling at
420 Private Ro6d#13,6ff.Camp
Mineola Road, Mattitiick,-NY;
Parcel #1000-123=6-1.7 -(now
17.1) Under,A UaXYftV Sec-
tion 100-244B `proposed con-
l 11'
struction wi1 .--1iW ata -insuffi-
cient westerlyiiaeis0ack and
total side yardsffot-the 27,029+-
_s f ,lot located j1_q1L R
�O Zone
District.
FRED AND RUTH ROSSI. A
Variance is r-equ6ste.d-und6r Ar-
ticle- -.100-'30AA
and Se'ctiofiJ00-33, based -upon
JheNovember T, 1996,X66onof
Disapproval bythe.Ruildin' In-
spector
spector for placement, of an. ac-
cessory (shed) building in an area
other than the required rear yard,
at 265 Brigantine 'Drive,
Southold, NY; Harbor Lights
Estates, Section One, :Lot 32;
Parcel #.1000-79-4-45.
8.7:50 p.m. Appl. No. 4442-
COSTAS and MARY
CAVIRIS. Request for a
Waiver under Article II,_ Section
100-26 concerning a vacant lot
identified as 1000-106-2-3.5,
which has been deemed merged
in the October U,- 1,996 -Action
of Disapl)rbNi�,11-.by,tl�d,.t'�ii, in
ins ector. The'ad-o' g'n'p- -e
pec or., Fa goining
which is mchi&&-fifcExi &T
determination'.is'ietedas
house
.40. Tb6i6jof� airiet'--siho-wii.6fithe
.5Map ;of Captafti'KiiWEslates
,approved Jn !L-'9.4 1. -y C1
e
Souhold'Tb4n-Boaft.,Present
ZoneDistrict R40Residential.
A A A
0651 cture; I "i
AW� .--
-S ru
987;based_upc
..'the oveiiibe=�13 x,1'996: otic
P).04--1
h e
anng,,continue& ohf 1` 1/14/
961 Use.--yanance SequbWcon-
cerning'--'Vt9pdfty.- -property-located at
73625=MaftitRoa :Greenport,
NY '6iint'X Parcel IVo
0- 5-
3-' Zone Di's"tn.'-c-tsr'.-L-'.'B..,-'L.I'.M�'ited
IT 9-30'v.`m1zAv6l,'N6.:;44I0-
-th6Jiily'16-'-1996.N6iid'e'6f'Dis- I
approval'tiythe-Buildidg- nspec-
:1Pi..1,,,*l5lica'n'ts'uq1re est-avan- I
- :
qnce_qn&i
tiorf'100-7239.49fJr-a proposed i
deckadalti6n, Uli6i&15 feet of
W
bulkhead, T"25Mes'robian.
,Driove,.. Lau.r'61 -NY'1� Piicel i
tl6o,
The B6iird-6F.AlJpeal*iWilI at
said time.iiclpliice.h_6aranyand
all persons, 'ori representatives
desiringio'b6-heard-iiiihiiabove
applkations'.Vritten jorriments i
may -also be. submitted.'p'r'io,r to
the conclusion 'o'f- the subject
hearing. The abo'v"e h6adingsi will
not start -before. the times.desig-
nated, and some- may be 1
carryover hearings. The files
may be reviewed duringyegular,
business hours -for updates'or' I
new information. If you have
questions, please also do not
hesitate to call 765-:1809.
Dated: November 20,1996
BY ORDER,OFTHE
SOUTHOLDTOWN''!
B d
OARD_ OF APPEALS',
GER&EtD'P.`11
nth tA��O-� GERChainiiair
4-112$19
,RIP
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
STATE OF NEW YORK ss:
Patricia C. Lollot, being duly sworn, says that
she is the Production Coordinator, of the TRAV-
ELER WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed
at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the no-
tice of which the annexed is a printed copy,
has been published in said Traveler Watchman
once each week for
.................................................../................... weeks
successively, commencing on the ... i�g.........
dayof.................9..............
.........
Sworn to before me this � 5........
.................. day of
........................... �..cv................. ,19..E
................... .. d .......
Notary Public
BARBARA A. SCHNEIDER
NOTARY PUBLIC, State of New York
No. 4806846
Qualified in Suffolk Coommission Expires Al$ rq$
BOARD OF APPEALS : TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
-----------------------------------x
In the Matter of the Application
of
I- v N G I S G. A N D u6) -/7-W(.
5cFt) 0- /,Oo0 --/ZZ -.7
6—'/q30
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK)
STATE OF NEW YORK)
AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING
1, residing at 5j- /VEIL 'pie
New York, being duly sworn, depose and say:
That on the 4 day of NOV, , 1996, I personally posted
property known as " S S b M Ally r2v , MA 7--T1 TL) Gkf "
by placing the Town's official poster sign ten (10) feet, or closer,
from the front property line where it can easily be seen from the
street, and that I have checked to be sure the poster has remained
in place for seven full days prior to the date of the public hearing
( date of hearing noted thereon to be held "0 1/ IC/ 1996.)
Dated: N 0 V / U ]99_"L.
(si ature )
Sworn to before me this /y
day of /t1 o cl - 199L,
.
�
ary Public
ANNETTE CALLOW
NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEW YORK
NO. 4909166
QUALIFIED IN SUFFOLK COUNTY 0-7
COMMISSION EXPIRES OCTOBER 19,19
LEG N
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIIAX.pur-
suant to Section 267.of the Town.Law
and the Code of the Town of Southold,
the following applidaGons will be held
`,for public hearings by the SOUTHOLD
TOWN: BOARD. OF APPEALS,:at the
,SoutholdTbii a'Hall, 53095 Main Road,
Southold ? 4Ww::York .11971,;.. qn
---THURSDAY; MARCH 13,1997 at the'
times noted below (oras soon thereafter=
as possible)`.y-','=;t {z;
6:45 p.m: App): #4459-.ANTQNE.s`�
and LUCY STRAUSSNEIL A Wa r'_
is: requested` for.twa'undeisiied lots, -I
which waive%ig' based'on:the Ndv:;15,
'1996 Action=:' of.. Disapprove - `by
Building. Inspector due to lot` merger ri
. after=1983:`Theriots`showcieadon.-by.:,
deed. and`conforr! ity. in size when f ii
,created (ref.- -Building Inspector snots -_
tions). Location ofLands: 335 M96
and 1045 Wilma th Avenue, Greenport.'
`R-40 Zo&i .1000-34-1=16 as one -Jot,_
and 1000-41-1-10 & 11 as the other lot.
6:50 p.m ,Appl.. #4462==VIVIEN .
,*and' PETER-SOO.,A. variance is
request a reduced front yard'set
back for "proposed new dwelling,.based
on., the' January .15, 1997 Action;- of
Disapproval.. ued by'the - Building
Inspector.." tion .of'Property:*:265.
Cedar..Point -Diive East,.. Southold.
Required, front, yard: to be determined
based on those established within 300
-feet, same blocic,.same side of stieet, or
'bulk schedule -minimum of 35 ft. front,
35 . ft n ar; ''10 ft.12nd415 fL. sides,
pertaining to *this lot `size of 15,576±
square feet. -.County- Parcel No.. -1000-
-900.3-,9. ote:•Setbacks from the water
are determined by.Town.Tnisiees:'and
"NYS ])Et__when-no�bulkhead or wall
exisis
6:53`part'-'.Carryover Rearing from
'2/6/97 scut 2125197:' �C' L -.No, 4452"=
..CHRISTINARIVER��:�5':��>
•7:00,. p.m._ Carryover Hearinr~ from': 1
and EVELYN KAJLP .RT_.
7:10 pm:` :Continued "Hearin
These applications apply. to premises'
referred toas8550 vacant land Main
Road;'Matiituck'(nearIaurel); idemi-'
fled as.1000-122=7-6.6,.further identi-4
&das I oC #2 consisting of 35,798 sf ?
as shown on the Subdivision otilllse oE'
approved. by; the: Soutliold-,lbwu
.Planning- 4/1711982:: AppUckA
as eontracx-yen
mow'- ieq��•t
(a) Appt No: 4429 = Spinecial E:4
aptioa "Um if, Vhcaiw land. as
1 h .._.. -
stiown: oa pIok plan: for, a compressor
station building with fence endositt a
this "37 General Business DisiiicC :.�
(b) Appl..No. 4430 Yariaace
under Artide.XXIII, Sectloa:1W231=
A. for permission, to construct::&ace
enclosure, which exceeac_maximum
fence height restriction of 6 feet when
located in the fkbnt-. yard'_ arid' which
:exceeds' 6=1/2 feet in•.or along side and
.-.,;
- 7:30_p.m.. Coritinued.Aearing from
2/40- and- from.:2/25Mt9 -Matter of
App!. #4458 - North Shore _Yacht
Sales by1YHC1il 4M, HUGHES --This
is a request fora special exception i
under Article X;'Sedion 100.101B-12
for, new and used boat.1 sales use at j
11500. Main Road,: Mattituck; NY;
Parcel #1000-122=3-6. Zone District: B
Business (Situ. Owner. . Harvey
Bagshaw}.
The Board of. Appeals will at said
time and place hear any and all'persons
or representatives desiring to be, heard
in the above applications. Written com-
ments may ,also be submitted prior to
the conclusion of the: subject heariag-
The above hearings'viffi not startbefore
the times designated, and some may be
carryover hearings: -The _ files may be
reviewed during regular business_ hours
for updates or new information. Ifyouu
have questions,: please do not hesitate,
to call 765-1809:.;
Dated: February 26,1997. '
BY ORDER OFTm SOUTHOLD
TOWN BOARD OF APPEALS
GERARD P_ GOEHRINGER,
-Chairman
- . - - By Lima Kowatsla'j
STATE OF NE` ')RK)
SS:
8=r sena °° '
of Mattituck, in
said County, being duly sworn, says that he/she
is Principal Clerk of THE SUFFOLK TIMES, a
Weekly Newspaper, published at Mattituck, in
the Town of Southold. County of Suffolk and
State of New York, and that the Notice of which
the annexed is a printed copy, has been regular-
ly published in said Newspaper once each week
for I— weeks successively,ening on
the _day of �9 1.
Principal Clerk
Sworn to before me this
day of 21 ice- 19 /
( Le- L
MARY DIANA FOSTER
4lOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEV YORK
NO.52.45's5242, SUFFOLK couNri
4OitlidilSS10N '(FIRES :IUGLST 3', I9 9�f
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS �O�o$UF�aC,YCC
G
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen y
James Dinizio, Jr.
Robert A. Villa ;A
Lydia A. Tortora
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
October 31, 1996
Mr. Maurice P. Fitzgerald, P. E.,
Long Island Lighting Company
445 Broadhollow, Road
Melville, NY 11747.
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
Re: Your Application Filed for November 14, 1996 ZBA Hearing
Dear Applicant:
As confirmation of the time and place of 'your recent application,
we enclose a copy of the Legal Notice which will be published by our
office in next week's issue of the Long Island Traveler -Watchman, Inc. .
Also,
enclosed is an Affidavit of
i
concerning the town's
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS �O�o$UF�aC,YCC
G
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen y
James Dinizio, Jr.
Robert A. Villa ;A
Lydia A. Tortora
BOARD OF APPEALS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
October 31, 1996
Mr. Maurice P. Fitzgerald, P. E.,
Long Island Lighting Company
445 Broadhollow, Road
Melville, NY 11747.
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
Re: Your Application Filed for November 14, 1996 ZBA Hearing
Dear Applicant:
As confirmation of the time and place of 'your recent application,
we enclose a copy of the Legal Notice which will be published by our
office in next week's issue of the Long Island Traveler -Watchman, Inc. .
Also,
enclosed is an Affidavit of
Posting
concerning the town's
sign which
was handed to you earlier.
Please
be sure to check' that
the sign meets the (minimum) requirements of Chapter 58 copied on the
reverse side of the Affidavit. Please
complete
the attached Affidavit
of Posting
and return it, by mail or in
person,
to our office prior to
the day of
the hearing (if possible) .
If you have any questions, or if - you wish to review your ;file for
updates on late correspondence or other information from interested
parties, please feel free to stop by or contact any one of us between 8
and 4 p.m.
Very truly yours,
Linda Kowalski
MaryAnn Cybulski
Noreen Frey -
Enclosures
`" - �'En10E F}EIGNT
NUTI(;E of HEARING.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the
OUTHOLD TOWN BOAR® OF APPEALS at the Town Hall, 53095 Main Road,
Southold, New York,- concerning this property.
If you have an interest in this project, you are invited to View the Town file(s)
which are available for inspection prior to the day of the hearing during normal
business days between the hours of 3 a.m. and
BOARD OF APPEALS e. TOWN OF SOUTHOLD (516) 765-1809
•iqnc- r'-t)m ke s �b r sT
APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Gerard P. Goehringer, Chairman
Serge Doyen, Jr.
James Dinizio, Jr.
Robert A. Villa
Lydia A. Tortora
Southold Town Hall
53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1809
BOARD OF APPEALS -
SEQRA UNLIAEDACQFNS6aPM November 19,-1996
4429SE and
Appeal No: 4430 Project Name: Long Island Lighting Co.
County Tax Nap No. 1000- 122-7-6.6
Location of Project: 8550 Main. Road, Mattituck, NY
Relief Requested/Jurisdiction Before This'Board in this Project:
Use of Vacant Land for a compressor station building with fence
enclosure. Fence enclosure will exceed maximum height restriction
This Notice is issued pursuant to Part 617 of the implementing
regulations pertaining to Article 8 of the N.Y.S. Environmental Quality
Review Act of the Environmental Conservation Law and Local Law #44-4- of
the Town of Southold.
An Environmental Assessment (Short) Form has been submitted with the
subject application indicating that no significant adverse environmental
effects are likely- to' occur should the project be implemented 'as planned,
and:
{ } this Board wishes to assume Lead Agency status and urges
coordinated written comments by your agency to be submitted with the next
20 days.
{-X} this Board has taken jurisdiction as Lead Agency, has deemed
this Board of Appeals application -to be an Unlisted SEQRA Action, and has
declared a Negative Declaration for the following reasons:
a. An Environmental Assessment has been submitted and evaluated, and/or
b. An inspection of the property has been made, or
c. Sufficient information has been furnished in the record to evaluate any
possible adverse affect of this project as filed, and/or
d. This application -does not directly relate to new construction or
on-site, improvements.
{ ) this Board refers lead agency status to your agency since the
Board of Appeals does not feel its scope of jurisdiction is as broad as
the Planning Board concerning site changes and elements under the site
plan reviews. The area of jurisdiction by the... Board of Appeals is not
directly related -to site improvements or, new -buildings.., (However, 'if -you
do not wish to assume lead agency status. within 15 days of this letter, we
will assume, you.,, have waived same, and, we will be required to proceed as
Lead Agency.)
For further information, please contact the Office of the Board of
Appeals, Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, NY 11971 at (516) 765-1809. _.
JUDITH T. TERRY
TOWN CLERK
REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE OFFICER
RECORDS MANAGEMENT OFFICER
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION OFFICER
O
CA 2
OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
TO: Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals
FROM: Judith T. Terry, Southold Town Clerk
DATED: October 9, 1996
RE: Zoning Appeal No. 4430 - LILCO
Town Hall, 53095 Main Road
P.O. Box 1179
Southold, New York 11971
Fax (516) 765-1823
Telephone (516) 765-1800
Transmitted herewith is Zoning Appeal No. 4430 - LILCO for
variance. Also included is: Letter from LILCO dated September
26, 1996; Notice to Adjacent Property Owners with letter; copy of
contract between LILCO and Stype Brothers Real Estate; ZBA
Questionnaire; Short Environmental Assessment Form; survey; 500'
radius map of proposed plan; and plot plan
RECEIVED
0 C T 9 1996
7 (9o
Southold Town Clerk
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK
APPEAL FROM DECISION OF BUILDING INSPECTOR APPEAL NO.
DATE..............................
TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, N. Y.
1 (We) Long Island Lighting„Company,,,•,,., of •„445,Broad,Hllow Roa
... . .....................................................
` Name of� Appellant Street and Number
Melville
..New York .....................11....NREBY APPEAL TO
..................................... Municipality State
THE ZONING -BOARD OF APPEALS FROM THE DECISION OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR ON
APPLICATIONFOR PERMIT NO . .................................... DATED ......................................................
WHEREBY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR DENIED TO
_ ..... Long_ Island Lightintt Company,__,_.•„___.
Name of Applicant for permit
of 445 Broad Hollow Road, Melville, NY 11747
et and Number ....... ........ .. .. .. ..Municipality . .. --State*----*...
........... State....................
( ) PERMIT TO USE
( ) PERMIT FOR OCCUPA
(x) Permit to constru t/8' h security fence.
1. LOCATION OF THE PRO I�TY ....5/S„Main Rd;,, W/O, Sic�sbee Rd: ; ,Mattituck... NY:,
. . . ...Y.. .
Street /Hamlet / Use District on Zoning Map
District 1000 Section 1221 ock 7 Lot ,6.6 Current Owner LILCO Contract Vendee
Ma .Na. NSA Prior O w n e r
Lot �No. Andrew St=e
P __......N/A
2. PROVISION (S) OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE APPEALED (Indicate the Article Section, Sub-
section and Paragraph of the Zoning Ordinance by number. Do not quote the Ordinance.)
Article 100 , Section 231 A & B
3. TYPE OF APPEAL Appeal is made herewith for (please check appropriate box)
( A VARIANCE to the Zoning Ordinance or Zoning Map
( ) A VARIANCE due to lack of access (State of New York Town Law Chap. 62 Cons. Lows
Art. 16 Sec. 280A Subsection 3
( )
is being
4 ANptj1'K=x appeal # i(kawx=)KbXiKK made W t%xMji Y4XI itxi! MK”
ofX_k1A aRrx;% with respect to this property.
Such appeal was ( x) request for a special permit (In progress)
( ) request for a variance Jur
andwas made in Appeal No..................................Dated ........... ...................................................
REASON FOR APPEAL
( ) A Variance to Section 280A Subsection 3
( x) A Variance to the Zoning Ordinance
()
is requested for the reason that
Form 2Bt .(Continue on other side)
REASON FOR APPEAL Continued
1. STRICT APPLICATION OF THE ORDINANCE would produce practical difficulties or unneces-
sary HARDSHIP because
•.t
The proposed facility will be unmanned except for periodic visits and
is crucial to the gas supply on the north fork. In order to provide proper
security (as, LILCO has at allits other facilities), it is necessary to construct
the 8' security fence as described in the construction notes on drawing MTGC—FY-02001-00.
2. The hardship created is UNIQUE and is not shared by all properties alike in the immediate
vicinity of this property and in this use district because
3. The Variance would observe the spirit of the Ordinance and WOULD NOT CHANGE THE
CHARACTER OF THE DISTRICT because
STATE OF NEW YORKl"r/�••-f••••
COUNTY OF � ss ...................... •(•` Signature . � ..... ........
Sworn to this ........................ Zt .......... day Of... ..`. A4 -F'11 .................... 19/4
1�...
................, ........Z............ ......................................
NotaryPublic
ANNETTE CALLORI
NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEW YORK
NO.4909166
QUALIFIED IN SUFFOLK COUNTY
COMMISSION EXPIRES OCTOBER 19,19
RECEIVED
OCT 9 1996
Southold Town Clerk
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK /
APPEAL FROM DECISION OF BUILDING INSPECTOR APPEAL NO.
DATE..............................
TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, N. Y.
1, (We) Lona Island Lighting „Company of 445„Broad, Hollow Road
. . ..........
.................... o ....
Name of Appellant Street and Number
MelvilleNew York 117RREBY APPEAL TO
.....................................lvlunicipalityState
................................... ..................
THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS FROM THE DECISION OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR ON
APPLICATIONFOR PERMIT NO . .................................... DATED ......................................................
WHEREBY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR DENIED TO
Lona. Island Lic�htin�, Company ........
_
Name of Applicant for permit
of 445 Broad Hollow Road, Melville, NY 11747
•..Street and Number .........................
..................... J�/lunicipality ...................State.......................
( ) PERMIT TO USE
( ) PERMIT FOR OCCUPANCY
Permit to constru S' h security fence.
1. LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY ....5/S„Main Rd. W/O Sigsbee Rd;; „Mattituck,, NY.
Street /Hamlet % Use District on Zoning Map
District 1000 Section 122"Block 7 Lot 6.6 LILCO Contract Vendee
_ . _..........___.Current Owner
Map No.�r N/A Lot No. N/A prior Owner Andrew std
2. PROVISION (S) OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE APPEALED (Indicate the Article Section, Sub-
section and Paragraph of the Zoning Ordinance by number. Do not quote the Ordinance.)
Article 100 Section 231 A & B
3. TYPE OF APPEAL Appeal is made herewith for (pl ease check appropriate box)
("'JI A VARIANCE to the Zoning Ordinance or Zoning Map ;
( ) A VARIANCE due to lack of access (State of New York Town Law Chap. 67. Cons. Laws
Art. 16 Sec. 280A Subsection 3
( )
is being
a.-pRf3dlebL5--APDL AVqPfXWMX appeal 0yd49kiKxx=)Kbxxm made XkhXM)3����tki�x�i&�i��4
�k�RRk with respect to this property.
Such appeal was ( X) request for a special permit (In progress)
( ) request for a variance
andwas made in Appeal No.................................Dated...........................;........................................
REASON FOR APPEAL.
( ) A Variance to Section 280A Subsection 3
( X) A Variance to the Zoning Ordinance
( )
is requested for the reason that
Prom ZIIt
(Continue on other side)
I
REASON FOR APPEAL 1 Continued
r
1. STRICT APPLICATION OF THE ORDINANCE would produce practical difficulties or unneces-
sary HARDSHIP because
The proposed facility will be unmanned except for periodic'visits and
is crucial to the gas supply on the north fork. In order to provide proper
security (as LILCO has at all its'. other facilities), it is necessary to construct
the 8' security fence as described in the construction notes on dr1-j Iawing MTGC—FY-02001-00.
2. Tile hardship created is UNIQUE and is not shared by all properties alike in the immediate
vicinity of this property and in this use district because
3. The Variance would observe the spirit of the Ordinance and WOUW NOT CHANGE THE
CHARACTER OF THE DISTRICT because
STATE OF NEW YORK ) ��
COUNTY OF ss _.................1'....luv. ..... .............
Signature , �(��
Sworn, to this .............................................. day of..,`:....`. ,)•, �' G�(� !
............. .........
„
Notary Public
ANNETTE CALLORI:
NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEW YORK
NO. 4909166
QUALIFIED IN SUFFOLK COUNTY C%/
,COMMISSION EXPIRES OCTOBER 19, 19 __L