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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-05/01/1979342 A regular meeting of the Board of Southold Town Trustees was held at 7:30 pom., Tuesday, May l, 1979 at the Town Hall~ Main Road, Southold, New York. Present were: PresidentPhilip G. Horton Trustee Scott Harris Trustee Anna'Hataier Trustee John Nickles Trustee Paul Stoutenburgh TroyGustavso~, Suffolk Times Trustee Hataier made a motion, seconded by Trustee Harris and carried to approve the minutes of the meeting of April 3, 1979. On motion made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Nickles, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of L~aurence Principatq to place a 20 pound anchor off property of Goose Bay Civic Association, Inc. with permission of the Association. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles~ Stoutenburgh On motion made by Trustee~Hataier, seconded by Trustee Stoutenburgh, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Melvin Ortner to place an offshore mooring off property of Goose Bay Civic Association, Inc. with permission of the Association with the following conditions: 1. Link chain be at least 40 feet in length. 2o A 75 lb. mushroom anchor be used. 3. Mooring be moved back at least 20 feet from the channel so that at no time the boat will swing into the chamuel. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh On'motion made.by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Steven MaOeski to place offshore stake with pulley line to onshore stake off right-of-way known as Rochelle Place at James Creek. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, StOutenburgh 343 ~ On motion made by Trustee Stoutenburgh, seconded by Trustee Hataier, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Brian Stubelek to place 200 lb. mushroom mooring off private right-of-way at Deep Hole Creek with the condition that a letter be sent to the Board indicating an agreement with the owners o~the two moorings already in place that the spot can be worked out. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hat~ier, Nick~es, Stoutenburgh On motion made by Trustee Nickles, seconded by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Donald DeLalla to place three spiles off private property of the applicant at Mud Creek. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh On motion made by Trustee Hataier, secondedby Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of James Eaminsky to convert floating dock to fixed dock 45' x 12' for offloadin~ fish and onloading ice off private property of the applicaut at Mattituck Creek. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh On motion made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Hugh Murphy to replace 2 piles with floating dock 5' x 20' with 4' x 14' ramp in a "T" formation off private property of the applicant at Jockey Creek. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh Trustee Hataier made a motion, seconded by Trustee Harris and carried to approve the renewal of the following mooring permits for the month of May subject to receipt of $5.00 renewal fee. 544 John L. Barry Edward R. Burke Harry G. Dorman, Jr. Anthony Gloria Brian KeIly Edward Ross, Jr. W.~mpreston Tuthill Laurence T. Waltz Joseph H. Wysocki Fred W. Kart Russell K. Redhead Gerald P. McGinty Charles C. watts Frank Begora Joseph Cornacchia James B. Ford Alexander Greendale Joseph G. Munz Charles Sidorowicz Harry Tuthill Mary Wallraff' Joseph Zinnaoski Evert S. Bergen Nicholas Dapcic Warren DJ Ritter Trustee Hataier made a motion, seconded by Trustee Harris and carried to approve the renewal of the following mooring Dermits for the month of June subject to receipt of $5.00 renewal fee. Alex Bondarchuk William L. Jones Alfred B. Parks~ Leroy Schriefer Thomas D. Troyan Joseph R. Avignon Almet R. Latson Norman Norden Felice Vanderbeck John David Anderson Charles Brockner Edward L. Hoffman Edward H. King ~Stephen Murdock Gregory R. Runkel Dorothy Bridge Andrew Lutkowski Albert W. Richmond Aaron W. Schwartz Walter Williams Lillian Cowan Nicholas G. Leimone Edward J. Tillistrand Wysocki, Bennie~J. Chester A. Berry, Jr. Earle O. Dickerson David B. Horton Harry Mort Edward H. Schwiebert A letter was received from Mrs. Richard S. Griffiths in which she asks permission to proceed with reconstruction of a bulkhead. The Board directed that Mrs. Griffiths file an application so the request can be considered. A letter was received from Frank Pileski in which he protests the request of the To~a Trustees to remo~e a dock from the right-of-way known as Rochelle Place. This dock was placed without permit and when a permit was applied for denied by the Trustees. It is not the policy of the Trustees to grant requests for docks at the end of public highways nor at the end of rights-of-way on which the applicant does not have exclusive use. Mr. Pileski has been granted au offshore- onshore stake so he is not being deprived of a place.to keep his boat. Another letter is to be written to Mrs. Virginia VanBokkelin informing her that further action will be taken if she does not remove her dock from this area also. ~ A letter has been received from PaulTroyan, President of the Riverhead Town Bay Conservation Association, requesting a letter of support from the Southold Town Trustees in its effort to gain control of a portion of bay bottom for a hard clam transplant program in a seven year lease. This letter is to be forwarded to the~southold Town Baymen's Association for its comments and recommendations to be considered at the next meeting of the Board of Town Trustees. Mr. pouglas Creighton requested an opinion from the Board regarding the mooring of a 50 foot sailboat at Town Creek off his property. The Board felt this was too big a boat to be moored there practically and might be better off moored in the Bay or at a marina. A letter from the Goose Bay Civic Association~ Inc. dated August 25, 1978 has been brought to the attention ofthe Board. This letter deals with docks in front of the Basile and Melchione properties which have received permits from the Board. These docks restrict passing over and reasonably using the beach of the association because they do not have a passage area. A letter will be written to each of these people informing them to place a ladder on each side so people can pass over the docks. The information requested by the Long Island Regional Planning-Board in regard to mariculture activities in the Long Island Coastal Zone will be compiled and forwarded to the Town Board as it is under its jurisdiction. There was some discussion regarding the permit of Mr. Christopher Gudis. It appears that H. Gud!s never paid his fee and thus did not get a permit, which could be partially a clerical error in notification.- His dock now 'appears to be longer than what he originally applied for. Trustee Hataier offered to measure the dock and forward the information to the Clerk. Mr. Gudis is to be notified that he is in violation of the Code and invited to attend the next meeting of the Board to be held June 5, 1979. The matter of the dumping of trash into waters of the Town was brought to the attention of the Board by Mr. Carl Vail. This is illegal and if Mr. Vail can supply the Board With the names of the violators, the Board will be glad to takeappropriate action. The Clerk of the Board will. check with the Town Clerk to determine if this would constitute a violation of any Other ordinances. 346 The following information is to be forwarded to the Supervisor as soon as possible. The Suffolk County Department of Public Works is presently dredging off the Port of Egypt. They will be working on the west end of the island until 'the weekend~ Next week they will be starting at the east end. The Board of Town Trustees requests that Supervisor Martocchia contact Mr. Carl Eisenschmied of that office regarding the dredging of the east end. The Board of Town Trustees would like to suggest that the dredged material be placed on the west end of the island. The Board feels that the tern colony is eroding along the south shore and the sand being placed to the west would help nodrish this beach and, therefore, protect the area. A copy of this information is to be sent to Mr. William Lieblein of the Port of Egypt. A letter has been received from the Tov~ Clerk in which she indicates that the To~ Board has studied the information folder on Docks, Filling, Dredging, Mooring, Bulkheads,-Alteration of Wetlands as prepared for the To~ of Southold by the North Fork Environmental Council. The Board feels that if the Trustees wish to prepare a similar type informational folder under their name and make it available in their office the Town BOard would approve such a move. However, it is the policy of the Town Board not to approve the distribution of literates* prepared by a local group. Trustee Stoutenburgh made a motion that the Trustees send out the informational folder as corrected and have it available in the office and send out to people inquiring for applications. Trustee Nickles seconded the motion with the provision that there be some further editing of the brochure and an estimate be obtained as to the cost. Trustee Stoutenburgh withdrew his motion until the information is available. The next meeting of the Board of Town Trustees will be held on June 5, 1979. There being no further business to come before the Board, Trustee Harris made a motion, seconded by Trustee Hataier and carried to adjourn the' meeting~ Meeting adjourned · 0 at 9.5 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Muriel Brush, Clerk