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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-12/06/1971113 TOWN TRUSTEES Meeting of December 6, 1971 The Southold Town Trustees met at the Town Clerk Office, Main Road, Southold, New York, on Monday, December 6, 1971, at 7:30 P.M., with the following present: Alvah B. Goldsmith, Chairman, John F. McNulty, Frank S. Dawson, Douglas M. Robertson, Deorge A. Simpson, and Judith T. Boken, Secretary. Also present: Philip G. H~ton and Rudolph Johnson. On motion of Mr. Simpson, seconded by Mr. Robertson, it was RESOLVED: That the minutes of November 8, 1971 be approved as submitted. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. McNutty, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Simpson, The Board signed the following approved permits: ~689 (2- Stakes No. 287)-Joseph L. Turchiano; 9690 (21 pilings ~288)- Bayview Development Corp. A request was received from Bayview Development Corp. for a reduction of their $194.00 bill on permit No. 690, due to the previous $50.00 fee paid by Victoria Motel & Cottages in 1964 on their Permit No. 285 which was never used. On motion of Mr. Simpson, seconded by Mr. Robertson, it was RESOLVED: That the $194.00 bill of Bayview Development Corp. stand, and no reduction be given. Considerable time has elapsed since the 1964 permit granted Victoria Motel & Cottages, and considerable effort has been put forth by the Board of Town Trustees for study and site investigation in connection with the Victoria and Bayview Corp. applications. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. McNulty, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Simpson. The application of Robert D. & Luella G. Boyd, Midwood Road, Cutchogue, New York, for permission to bulkhead 89.22 feet and dredge for fill at their property on the corner of Smith Drive North and Williams Road, Southold, New York, is being held for further investigation of the site. An application was received from ~udy Koubek, 24 Champlin Avenue, East Islip, New York, 11730, for p~--~~o build a walkway and dock on Eugene Creek, Cutchogue, New York. 114 On motion of Mr. McNulty, seconded by Mr. Dawson, it was RESOLVED that Rudy Koubek, 24 Champlin Avenue, East Islip, New York, 11730, be granted permission to build a walkway (across his own property), and 12 ft. by 4 ft. dock on Eugene Creek, east side Harbor Lane, Cutchogue, New York, all in accordance with the application submitted. Fee $10.00. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. McNulty, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Simpson. An application was received from Philip and Brigitte Proferes, 3285 Ole Jule Lane, Mattituck, New York, for permission to place two boat moorings in James Creek, Mattituck, New York. On motion of Mr. McNulty, seconded by Mr. Dawson, it was RESOLVED: That Philip and Bri~itte Proferes, 3285 Ole Jule Lane, Mattituck, New York, be granted permission to place two boat moorings in James Creek, opposite the property of Hughes, Mattitgck, New York, all in accordance with the appli- cation submitted. Fee $2.00paid. Vote of the ~o~nd: Ayes: Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. McNulty, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Simpson. On motion of Mr. Simpson, seconded by Mr. Robertson, it was RESOLVED that the next meeting of the Board of Town Trustees will be held 7:30 P.M., Monday, January 3, 1972 at the Town Clerk's Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. Vote of the Board: Ayes: Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. McNulty, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Simpson. U~on advice of the State auditor, the Secretary was instructed to open a chec~in~ account for the deposit of permit fees, to be turned over to the Supervisor the first of each month. On motion of Mr. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Simpson, it was RESOLVED: That the following letter be published in the Suffolk Times and the Long Island Traveler, expese~g the feelings of the remaining members of the Board of Town Trustees upon the retirement of Mr. John F. McNulty and Mr. Frank S. Dawson: The regular December meeting of the Southold Town Trustees was the last meeting to be attended by John McNulty of Laurel and Frank Dawson of New Suffolk, whose terms of office expired as of January first. They each expressed their appreciation of the public support that they have received over their many terms in office, and said they would miss the p~easant associations with their fellow members of the Board. They also expressed their good wishes to their successors in office, Philip Horton of Peconic, and Rudy Johnson of Mattituck, who were in attendance. Their fellow members of the Board voted that a formal 115 resolution be prepared and spread on the minutes and also that due recognition of their good services be published in the local papers and copies thereof be presented to them. The formal resolution is as follows: WHEREAS John McNulty of Laurel and Frank Dawson of New Suffolk have served 26 years and 20 years ~espectively as elected members of the Southold Town Trustees, and WHEREAS they both declined to seek re-election and therefore will retire as Town Trustees on December 31, 1971, and WHEREAS John McNulty and Frank Dawson have been faithful, diligent and conscientious in the discharge of their duties as Town Trustees and have acted at all times for what they believed to be in thei>best interest of Southold Town, and without prejudice or partisan political influence, and WHEREAS in the conduct of the business of the Town Trustees they have at all times been courteous, attentive and fair to all who have appeared before them and through many strenuous and controversial discussions, and WHEREAS their presence will be greatly missed in our future meetings, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That this resolution be spread upon the minutes of the Town Trustees and copies thereof be suitably inscribed and presented to John McNulty and Frank Dawson with our thanks and best wishes for many happy and carefree years ahead. Subscribed to this 31st day of December 1971. M /s/ Douglas Robertson /s/ GeorgeAsimpson /s/ AlvahB~oldsmith The following letter accompanied the foregoing resolution to the newspapers: Dear Mr. Editor: Few people, I think, are aware of the sincere interest in the total welfare of Southold Town that has been shown by John McNulty and Frank Dawson during their years as Tow~ Trustees. Controversial as many problems are and continue to be, we who have worked with the~, know that for their integrity and for their honest and unbiased consideration of all points of view, they have proven themselves worthy of our appreciation and esteem. It is for this reason, Mr. Editor, that we would be grateful for 116 your cooperation /s/ Alvah B. in publishing this testimonial. Goldsmith, Chairman of the Town Trustees. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 P.M. ~ J6dith T. Boken, Secretary