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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-07/03/1979356 A regular meeting of the Board of Southold Town Trustees was held a~ 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 3, I9~9, ~at the Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York. Present were: President Philip G. Horton Trustee Scott Harris Trustee Anna Hataier Trustee JohnNickles Trustee paul Stoutenburgh Motion was made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Nickles and carried tO approve the minutes of the meeting of June 5, 1979. Gary P. Charnews - application toplace~offshOrestake from bulk- head at p~olic property at Gull Pond~ ~ group of people appeared with Richard MastroSimone as their spokesperson. He said'.his familyowns the property divect!y a~ross and the town agreed there wouldbe no docking at' the.buIkheadJ[~.There was an agreement with the New York State DEC back-in t965 and the TOwn Clerk is requesting a copy of same to see if this was included. The next meeting will be the 7th of August and a determination will be made at that time. Trustee Nickles made a motion, seconded by Trustee Hataier and carried to table action on this application pending receipt of the agreement with the New York State Department of Conservation. On motion made by Trustee Stoutenburgh, seconded by Trustee Hataier, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Joseph G. Callahan to place offshore stake with pulley line to onshore stake at Corey Creek Estates at end of Corey Creek Lane. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh A letter is to be written to the Corey Creek Association informing them that they must file permits for the two docks and the stakes. On motion made by Trustee Stoutenburgh, seconded by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of William E. deBruin~ Jr. ~o place mooring in Little Creek with access from Meadow Lane. Mr. deBruin is to contact Philip Horton for placement of the mooring. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, S~outenbu_gn 357 On motion made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Helen Brown to place 150 lb. mushroom anchor off private property o£ the applicant at Goose Creek with the condition that the boat does not'swinginto the channel and.it does not interfere with any othe~ moorings. _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 Harold ~. Hannafin to place 150 lb. mushroom anchor with access from public property with a dinghy at Mattituck Creek. Vota of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh On motion made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Nicktes, it was RESOLVED to approve the application of Nancy-Jo Cautrell to dredge material and place behind retaining wall at private property of the applicant at East Creek with the condition that the fill be placed on the upland and not to be ~ithin ten feet of the two wings and graded back from there and planted with suitable ground cover to retain fill. Vote of~ the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh On. motion made by Trustee Harris, seconded by Trustee Stoutenburgh, it was RESOLVED to recommend to the Southold Town Board denial of Wetland Application #39 for Thomas and Jacaueline Occhiogrosso to fill property and erect dwelling on proplerty designated as Lot #28 of Corey Creek Estates because the lot is in wet~ands by definition. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Stoutenburgh Nay: Nickles Trustee Niekles voted in the negative because he feels the recommendation.should not be for denial on the strength of the fact that the Department of Envirommenta! Conservation has approved it and he is able to get Health Department permits for water and cesspools. A letter i~s to_be written 2o.Al!De Hansen requesting him ~o remove his boat from Town Creek ~s there has'bean some ~ifficulty in that it has drifted into other boats. The Town !tHighway is to be requested to remove the steel stakes on the soUth side of the culvert at Town Creek at concrete wall built last,year. !This is at 2heYoungs Avenue Extension. On ~motion-m~de bY Trustee Stoutenburgh, seconded by Trustee ~ataier~! i~ Was '[ RESOLVED to approve the application of Anthony Zotto to place '50 lb. mushroom anchor and chain at Little Creek~with the condition~that Philip Horton be called for exactlocation. Vote ~of the Board: Ayes: Ho_ ~on, Harris,~Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh On motion made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED bo approve the application of Richard M. Osmer to place offshore stake with pulley line to onshore stake off right-of-way at Goose Creek. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nick!es, Stoutenburgh On. motion made by Trustee Stoutenburgh, seconded by Trustee ~Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the amended application of Harold I. Thomas which will include buffer posts to keep boat off shore. Th-~will be no dredging, no structure in the waterway and no encroachment on upland areas. This will be to the south on the property. 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 George Johnnidis to place 125 lb. mushroom anchor off public property at Mattituck Creek with the condition that it be placed not to interfere with other boats moored and it will not swing out into the channel. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier~ Nickles Stoutenburgh 359 The following letter was received from theNassauPoint Property Owners Association directed to the Board of Trustees. Gentlemen: Over the years we have observed the Petrucci boat marina on Skunk Lane in Cutchegue expand to a sizeable operation. We have been told that this business was started before residential zoning was adopted for this area. While this property is not on Nassau Point, our members have aa interest in its use as it is on the only access road to our area, A~Parentl~; t~i~ business has not bee~so!d.and we are interested in making sure that this non-conforming use ms not expanded in the £uture. We would appreciate receiving from the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Board of ~Trustee'Scopies ofthe most recent permits which define how this land may be used~commeroially and what defined areas may be dredged and ~ul~headed and used for the mooring of boats. We are also interested in what business can be carried on (i.e. sale of gasoline, rest rooms, food and beverage sales, storing of boats off- season etc.). Our Board of Directors may then observe the continued compliance with the permits and report any exceptions to the proper Town of Southold officers. We feel that the Town of Southold has provided a valuable tool in its use of property and waterfront uses. We hooe that we can help in this area of protec,tion for the Town and the Residents of Nassau Point. /s/ John E. Gillies President The Board of Town Trustees directed that a letter be written to the Nassau Point P~operty Owners Association informing them that this Board does not have jurisdiction over this man-made waterway. A copy of the Southold Town Board of Appeals letter of June l, 1978 to Mr. Angelo G. Petrucci will be forwarded to the Association for its information. The following letter was received from the Southold Town Baymen's Association~ The Baymen's Association has been active for years reviewing applications made to the Army Corps of Engineers relating to water- front projects, bulkheads, etc. A large number of these applications were for additions to existing projects. The original pro~ects were installed either before permits were required or at a later date and applications to the ~my Corps and the Tovrn were ignored by the landowners. It would appear, we feel, that a law should be enacted where landowners who proceed v~ith work of this nature should be penalized in some form. Perhaps another approach that might help to stem these unlawful procedures could be as follows: i~60 Notify all dock builders that it will be necessary for them to be ~resentedwith a permit issued by the Army Corps and the Town of Sauthold before they are allowed to proceed with anywork they have ~contraoted for with a landowner. Further, it was suggested that ~dock building permits issued by the Town Trustees be posted during the construction period in a conspicuous location, much the same -~as the procedureof theBuilding Department. ~s a footnote, our observations have be'eh that the Army Corps '~tands on a premises "We do not intend to prosecute at this time". It is not the-Association's function nordo we wish to create~- · problems for past "bad boys" but we do feel the Town'shOuld not be ~required toindulge in the "error of their ways" for the future. !~we shallbe glad to submit our opinion in person at a Trustees ~meetin~f you feel it might be helpful. Jarvis Verity, President ~A letter will be directed to the Baymen's Association indicating that their comments have been noted and the Board is aware of the problem. Motion was made by Trustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Harris and carried to renew the following moorings due July 1 pending receipt of the $5.00 renewal fee. Robert DeMaria Charles S. DeVoe Eileen Haggerty Fred Hiddink Kenneth M. Ketcham Joseph J. Kosits Kenneth ~M. Newman Bernard F. Rollinson John J. Volinski Michael J. Vota Robert Reeves Motion was made byTrustee Hataier, seconded by Trustee Harris and'carried to renew the following moorings due August 1 pending receipt of the $5.00 renewal fee. Gerard Grasek Philip Marriner Adam Mysiewicz Anne Sanderson Franca Basile Harold J. Ash Frederick E. Gagen Donald R. Grata Joseph N. Vandernuth Arthur Fitzpatrick Me!chione Investment Corp. Howard W. Raynor Stanley W. Siejka Andrew J. Asch~ Jo~hn Baker Gerard P. Goehringer Fred Hribok Charles Guhl The secretary informed the Board that it was becoming difficult if not impossible to process these mooring renewals because of the time factor involved. She requested that the Board consider 361 ' this at the time the budget i~ prepared. On motion made by Trustee Nickles, seconded-by Trustee Harris, it was RESOLVED to approve the amended plau of Henry P. Smith with the dock being chauged to 92 feet in length and the placement of four ~emPorary pilings which will' be removed at the time the float is completed. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Horton, Harris, Hataier, Nickles, Stoutenburgh There being no further business to come before the Board, Trustee Hataier.made a motion, seconded by Trustee Harris and carried to adjourn the meeting. Meeting adjourned at 9:36 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Muriel Brush, Clerk