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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLL-1978 #04 LOCAL LAW NO. 4 , 1978. Local Law pro~,4ding for the Establishment and Operation Recreational Vehicle Parks in the Town of Southold. BE IT ENACTED BY THE TOWN BOARD OF T}IE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD AS FOLLOXVS: · I. Chapter 88 of the Code of the To~.vn of Southo!d is hereby amended by adding a new Article thereio, to be Article Ii to read as follo:~ s: ARTICLE I! R'ECREATiONAL VEHICLE PARKS Section 88-20. ]Definitions For the purposes of this Article, the terms used herein are defined as follows: RECtlEATIONAL VEHICLE - A portable vehicular unit designed and bu{!~ to be used for temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, or travel uses, which either has its mvn motive power or is mounted on or drawn by another po%ver driven vehicle, including travel trailers, motorized homes, pickup coaches and camping trailers, registered and licensed for normal use on the highways of the State of New York~ RECREATIONAL \rEIiiCLE PARK - A parcel of land under single ownership, designed and improved for the placement of tents and recreetional vehicles as teraporary living quarters for recreational or vacation ~_ses. RECREATIONAL ~-~HICLE SiTE -' A plot of ground within a recreational vehicle park intended for the acconamodation of a recreational vehicle. CAMPSITE - A plot of ground within a recreational vehiele park·intended for the accommodaMon of a tent for recreetional and vacation uses. Section 88-21. Site requirements recreat.ona, vehicle sile and can~psi'[e shall be %ye!l-defined and permanently marked and shall rneei tn~ ~ollo¥-,,~,!g req~airements: A. Each site shall have a minimum area of t~vo thousand five hundred (2, 500) square feet. B. Recreation vehicles and tents placed upon a site shai! have minimum front yard and side yard set backs of fifteen (15) feet and a minimum rear yard set back of ten (10) C. The area of each site w~thin five (5) feet of the street or road- way shall at all tin%es remain unoccupied and unobstructed. D. Each site shall have a n~_inimum of fifty (50) feet frontage on a street or roadway. E. A recreational vehicle or tent placed upon a site shall not occupy an area in excess of fifteen (i5) percent of the total area of the' site. Section 88-22. Road~vays and driveways A. All two-way roadways and driveways within the park shall be not less than twenty-four (24) feet in ~la~h, and all one-way roadways and drive- ways shall be not less than fifteen (15) feet in width, and shall be constructed in accordance with the Southold Toxc-n }Iighwzy Specifications as to base, surfacing and drainage facilities. B. There shall be at least one exierior two-~vay roadway or drive- %%~ay extending around the perimeter Section 88-23. Other' requirements A. Recreational %~ehicle Parks shall be L~ operation on a seasonal basis on]y, during the period from April !st to Novenlber 30th in e~ch year. B. No recreational vehicle or tent shall be ~ccomn%odated in a park for mere than thirty (30) days in any calendar year. C. 1~o recrealional vehicle er' tent shall be pern~itted to remain in ~" during the period fronl December a ~:.~ ~=: to ACarcb'31$t nor duriug any other period when such park is nol inop~.~--- Section 88-24. Compliance ,.~ith " ~ · The establishment, maintenance and operation of a [tecreational, Vehicle Park sh~ll eompiy ~rith and be subject ~o all of the provisions of Sections 88-1 to 88-18, inclusive, o£ this Chapter, not inconsistent -~xrith this Article II. II.' Tkis local law shall take effect immediately. -3- MARLO M. CUOMO STATE OF NEW YORK DI='PARTMIENT OF STATE:: 162 W~.qHIN~TON AVENUE ALBANY, NEW YORK 12231 July 10, 1978 Robert W. Tasker, Esq. Town of Southold 425 Main Street Greenport, NY 11944 Dear Sir / Madam: Please be advised that Local Law(s) No. of 1978 of the Town of Southold was/~ received and filed on June 27~ 1978 We are enclosing additional forms for your use when filing local laws. future Very truly yours MARIO M. CUOMO Secretary of State ~ James C. Auba Director State Records & Law Bureau cc: State Comptroller Division of Municipal Affairs R~CEIV.~D (P~ea~ Use this £onn for Filing yenr Loesl Law w:~th ~b~ ~ ..... * Text of law should be given as amended. Do not include matter being eliminated and do not use italics or underlining to indicate new matter. :mw of ................... ..................................................................................... Local Law No ................ ~ .............................. : ........ o~ the ~ear ~9 _...7..,8.... Vehicle ~arks in the Town of $outhold ~ of Southold as follows: I. Chapter 88 of the Code of the Tow/l of Southold is hereby amended by adding a new Article thereto, to be Article II to read as follows: ARTICLE II RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS Section 88-20. Definitions For the purposes of this Article, _the terms used herein are defined as fotlows: RECREATIONAL VEHICLE - A portable vehicular unit designed and built to be used for temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, or travel uses, which either has its own motive power or is mounted on or drawn by another power driven vehicle, including travel trailers, motorized homes, pickup coaches and camping truilers,. registered and licensed for normal use on the higl~way~ of the State of New York. RECREATIONAL ~fE.!II,.~:.LE PARK - A parcel of land under single ownership, degi~n'ed and improved for the placement of tents and recreational vehicles as temporary living quarters for recreational or vacation uses. RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SITE -. A plot of ground within a recreational vehicle park intended for the accommodation of a recreational vehicle. ~(lf additional ~s~a~ce is needed, please attach sheets of the same size as tMs and number each)~ Page ~ CAMPSITE - A plot of ground within a recreational v'ehicle and vacation uses. Section 88-21. Siie requiremems Each recreational vehicle site and campsite shall be well-defined and permanently marked and shall meet the following requiremen-~s: A. Each site shall have a minimum area of two thousand five hundred (2, 500) square feet. B. Recr.eation vehicles and ients placed upon a site shall have minimum front yard and side yard set hacks of fifteen (15) feet and a minimum rear yard set back of ten (10~, feet. C. T~e area of each site within five (5) feet of the street or road- way shall at all times remain unoccupied and unobstrucicd. D. Eac[~ site shall have a minimum of filly (50) feet frontage on a street or roadway. E. A recreational vehicle or tent placed upon a site shall not occupy an area in excess of fifteen (15) percent of the total area of the site. Section 88-22. Roadways and driveways A. All two-way roadways and driveways within the park shall be not less than twenty-four (24) feet in width, and all one-way roadways and drive- ways shall be not less ~han fifteen (15) feet in widih, and shall be constructed in accordance with the Sou~hold Town Highway Specifications as %o base, surfacing and drainage facilities. B. There shall be at least one exterior two-~v~y roadwa~ or drive- way extending around the perimeter of the park. Section 88-23. Other requirements A. Recreational Vehicle :Parks shall be in operation on a seasonal basis only, during the period from April ].st to November 30ih in each year. B. No recreational vehicle or tent shall be accommodated in a park for more than thirty (30) days i~ any calendar year. C. No recreational vehicle or tent shall be permitted to remain in a park during the period from December !st to March 31s% nor duI'ing any other period ,;;hen such park is not in operation. Section 88-24. Compliance with of'her laws The establishment, maintenance and operation of a Recreational Vehicle Park shall comply with and be subject to all of the provisions of Sections 88-1 to 88-19, inclusive, of this Chapter, not inconsistent with this Article II. II. This local law shall take effect immediately~ (Complete the certification iu the paragraph wMeh applies to the filing of this local law and strike out the (Final adoption by local legislative body only.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No ....... .4.. ......... of 19 ...7. 8,~,i~ ~ of the ~ of Southold was duly passed by the Town Board Town ...................................... - .................................................................................. ~r~]~ (Name of Legislative Body) on ........ ..A..u..~..e....2..0....., ................ 19...7..8... in accordance with the applicdble provisions of law. (Passage by local legislative body with approval or no disapproval by Elective Chief Executive Officer or repassage after.disapproval.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designatedas local law No ..................... of 19 ........ County City of the Town of ............................... was duly passed by 'khe .................................................................................. Village tN .... f Legislative Body) not disapproved on ................................................ 19 ........ and wa s approved by the ....................................................... repassed after disapproval Elective Chie~ Executive Officer ~ and was deemed duly adopted on ........................................................ 19 ........ , in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. (Final adoption by referendum.) I hereby certify that 't-he local law annexed hereto, designatedas local law No ................... of 19 .......... Cofinty -, of the City of ..................................... was duly passed by the ...................................................................................... Town Village (N .... f Legislative Body) not disapproved on ................................................... 19 ........ and was approved by the ............................................................... repassed after disapproval Elective Chief Executive O.*ficer ~ on ...................................................................... 19.'. ....... Such local law was' submitted to the people by reason of a mandatory . permissive referendum,and received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors voting general thereon at the special election held on ...................................................... 19 ........ , in accordance with the appli- annual cable provisions of law. (Subject to permissive referendum,and final adoption because no valid petition filed requesting referendum.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designatedas l&cal law No ................... of 19. ......... County City of the Town of ...................................... was duly passed by the ................................................................................ on (Name of Legislative Bod~') Village not disapproved ........... ~ .......................................... 19 ........ and was. approved by the ......................................................... on rep~sed after dlsappr6vai Elective Chief Executive Officer ~ .............................................................. 19 ........ ] 'SuCh local law being subject to a permissive referendum and no valid petition requesting such referendum having been filed, said local law was deemed duly adopted on ...................................................................... 19 ........ , [n accordance with the applicable provisions of law. *Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a comity elected on a comnty-wlde or, if there be none, the chairman of the county leg~lati~e body, the may~r of a c~ty or viiiage or/he supervisor of a town, where sach ofEmer ~s vested w~h power to approve or ve'~o local laws or ordinances. Page 2 (City local law concerning Charter re;ision proposed by petition.) ! hercbvcertif¥ that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local lawNo ..................... of 19 ........ of the Ct<~. of .......................................................................... ha','in~ oeen s~::: ~.red ~o § 36 - · . - : ~ ' ' ' received the amrm~uve p. rovisions of § 37 of ti~e 51umc~pal [lome Rum Law,aha having special election held on .................................. of the qualified electors of such city voting thereon at the general ................ 19 ............ became operative. (County local law concerning adoption of Charter.} I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as Local Law No ....... of 19 ...... of the County of ......................................... State of New York, h. aving been submitted to the Electors at the General Election of November ........... 19 ........... pursuant to subdivisions 5 and 7 of Section 33 of the Muni- cipal Home Rule Laqv, and having received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors of the cities of said county as a unit and of a majority of the qualified electors of the towns of said county considered as a unit voting at said general election, became operative. (if any other authorized form of final adopti, nn has been followed, please provide an appropriate certification.) ~' I further certify that [ have compared the preceding local law with the original on file in this office and that the same is.a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original local law, and was finally adopted in the manner indicated in paragraph ...... .1. .................... above. ~e County legislative body, Ci(f, Town o1: Villag~ Clclrk or officer designated by local legislative body Judith T. Terry, Southold Town Clerk Date: June 22, 1978 (Seal) (Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town A.tterney, Village Attorney or other authorized Attorney of locality.) STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that all prpper proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment of the local law annexed hereto. Date: June 22, 1978 .............. .T. 9 .w.n..A.t.t p.r.n.e.y. .............. ........................................ Page 3 PUBLIC HEARING June 6, 1978 LOCAL LAW - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS A public hearing was held by the Southold Town Board at the Southold Town Hall~ Main Road, Southold~ New York 11971~ at 3:30 P.M. Tuesday~ June~6, 1978 on the proposed Local Law providing for the establishment and operatinn of recreational vehicle parks in the Town of Southold. PRESENT were: Supervisor Albert M. Martocchia Justice Martin L. Suter Councilman James F. ~oman Councilman Henry W. Drum Councilman William R. Pall III To%zm Attorney Robert,W. Tasker Town Clerk Judith T. Terry ABSENT was: Justice Francis T~ Doyen Councilman Homan read the Notice of Hearing as follows: NOTICE is hereby given that?there has been presented to the Town Board of the Town of Southold on the 9th day of May, 1978~ a Local Law entitled, "A Local Law Providing for the Establisbanent and Operation of Recreational Vehicle Parks in the Town of Southold." :'Said Local Law provides as follows: I. Chapt~M 88 of the Co~e of the Town of Southold is hereby amended by adding .a new Article thereto, to be Article II to read as follows: ARTICLE II RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS Section_88-20. Definitions. For the purposes of this Artic~le, the terms used here~ are defined as follows: ~. R~CREATtONA~'VEHICLE A portabie vehicular unit designed and built to be used for temporary living quarters for recreational, camping or travel uses~ which eithe~ has its ow~ motive power or is mounted on or drawn by another power-driven vehicle, in- cluding travel trailev$, registered and' licensed for normal use on the.~ghways of the. State of New York. RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PAtLK A parcel of land under single own- ership, designed and improved~'for the placement of tents and recreational vehicles as temporary living quarters for recrea- tional or vacation uses. PUBLIC HEARING June 6, 1978 Page 2 LOCAL LAW - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SITE A plot of ground withSn a recreational vehicle park intended for the accormnodation of a recreational vehicle. CA~SITE A plot of ground within a recreational vehicle park intended for the accommodation of a tent for recreational and vaca- tion uses. Section 88-21. Site Requirements. East recreational vehicle site and campsite shall be well defined and permanently marked and shall meet the following requirements: A. Each site shall have a minimum area of two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet. B. Recreation vehicles and tents placed upon a site shall have mini- mum front yard and side yard set backs of fifteen (15) feet and a minimum rear yard set back of ten (10) feet. C. The area of each site within five (5) feet of the street or road- way shall at all times remain unoccupied and unobstructed. D. Each site shall have a minimum of fifty (50) feet frontage on a street or roadway. E. A recreational vehicle or tent placed upon a site shall not oc- cupy an area in excess of fifteen (15) percent of the total area of the site. Section 88-22. Roadways and Driveways. A. All t~-way roadways and driveways within the park shall be n6t less than twenty-four (24) feet in width, and all one-way roadways and driveways shall be not less than fifteen (15) feet in width and shall be constructed in accordance with the Southold Town Highway Specifications as to base, surfacing and drainage facilities. B. There shall be at least one exterior two-way roadway or driveway extending around the perimeter of the park. Section 88-23. Other Requirements. A. Recreational Vehicle Parks shall be in operation on a seasonal basis only~ during the period from April 1st to November 30th in each year. B. No recreational vehicle or tent shall be accommodated in a park for more than thirty (30) days in any calendar year. C. No recreational vehicle or tent shall be permitted to remain in a park during the period from December 1st to March 3ist~ nor during any other period when such park is not in operation. PUBLIC HEARING June 6, 1978 Page 3 LOCAL LAW - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS Section 88-24. Compliance with Other Laws. The establishment, maintenance and operation of a Recreational Vehicle Park shall comply with' and be subject to all of the provisions of Sections 88-1 to 88-19~ inclusive, of this Chapter~ not inconsistent with this Article II. II. This Local Law shall take effect immediately. Copies of such Local Law are available at the Office of the Town Clerk for inspection by and distribution to any- interested person during business hours. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Town Board of the Tow~ of Southold will hold a public hearing on the aforesaid Local Law at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York 11971, on the 6th day of June, 1978 at 3:30 P.M., at which time and place all interested persons will be heard. Dated: May 9, 1978. JUDITH T. TERRY TOWN CLERK COUNCIIJ~AN HO~N: We have proof of Notice of Publication from the Long Island Mattituck-Traveler Watct~nan. We have an affidavit from Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk, that this has been posted on the Town Clerk Bulletin Board at the To~n Clerk's Office, Main Road, Southold, New York, which is notarized. We have received several pieces of correspondence to be handed into the files: Letter from Dot Christensen~ Greenport, New York: Supervisor Albert Martocchia, We are Southold residents and campers and took note of the hearing to amend the ordinance relative to campgrounds. We will be unable to attend the hearing but want you to know that we favor the revisions to the ordinance. /s/ Dot & Bob Christensen Letter from Peggy Milonas, 2400 Soand Drive~ Greenport, New York 11944 dated April 9, 1978: Dear Board Members, Recently, I read that the Planning Board approved a proposal by KOA, in Greenport, to downzone many of its ~ites from 5,0Q0 square feet to 2,500 PUBLIC HEARING June 6, 1978 Page 4 LOCAL IAW - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS square feet. I strongly oppose this proposal because it will generate a negative effect on the environment. I look to yo% as responsible people, to protect the purity of the North Fork and to support the interests of its residents. I thank you for your attention and concern. I greatly hope you decide against this proposal. Letter from Christopher Milonas~ 2400 Sound Drive, Greenport, New York 11944 dated April 10, 1978: Gentlemen, As a homeowner and taxpayer in Southold Township, I strongly protest the request by KOA for permission to downzone its sites from 5~000 square feet to 27500 square feet. I see no benefit for the Township, for Greenport~ or for the immediate area of the camp site. Furthermore, I think this proposal will have a nega- tive impact on the ecological and environmental aspects of the community. With great respect for your prudence~ I trust you will disapprove'this proposal. Thank you for your attention. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: I would like to point out that in two of those letters it indicates that everything is KOA. This particalar amendment is to whomever it applies; it does ~C s~l-I 0~f KOA £rgea~ df- o~r k{dCfces. SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: You have heard Councilman Homart read for the purpose of this hearing the changes that are proposed, the legal.notice published in the official newspaper and the posting of same on the Town Bulletin Board. At this time~ is there anyone who!~ould like to speak supporting this change? RICHARD WILTON: I3~ the owner and operator of Eastern Long Island Camp- grounds. Members of the Board, as you recall~ sometime ago when you granted me the permit to operate the Campground~ alot of the people in the community voiced some objections based on several natural problems that they had sighted. We have watched these potential problem areas over the past couple of months while we have been open, and in particular Memorial Day Weekend. The more serious potential problem noted at that time was traffic. I am happy to report that there has been no traffic problems. On the Memorial Day period, which is probably one of the heaviest weekends that any of the tourist-related businesses will see out here, we had only a 4-camper wait to register~ and those campers were totally contained on our o~a property. There was only a few minutes incon- venience for them and no one else. On leaving the Campground, ~ar~e explained when we had our presentations~ one of the things the campers do is they dump their waste before they leave. In fact~ we have two dump stations times the people going out. The most campers we ever noted on Queens Street was like two campers, and there was never any wait time entering or leaving Queens Street~ which meant that there was a perfect and ideal flow of traffic both leaving the Campground and entering. On North Road I have not heard any complaints from any neighbors about slow-moving vehicles. Another consideration was noise from the Campground. After the Memorial Day Weekend, I spoke with Mrs. Bokina, who PUBLIC HEARING June 6, 1978 Page 5 ~OCAL LAW - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS is M~. and Mrs. Leo SZedjeski's daughter, and they spent most of that weekend home, and there was no utterable noise on their property which is one of the closest to the Campground. There were comments made at that hearing and some concern expressed about the environment in local community and what's geing to happen to Queens Street and Moores Woods~ etc. When you go down Queens Street today, it's a nice street that the people in Greenport can be proud of. It's a nice, quiet street; it's clean; the homeowners have improved their properties, and I thir~k that is a result of what I have done. I have added trees along Queens Street to make the place look quite a bit-nicer. I cited before I started construction the benefits that I would put into the community and what I am doing. Ail of my contracts for construction went to East End contractors, except for one~ which is a sewer contract and which no one out here was willing to bid on. That was a total of about a $400,000.00 impact into our Southold- Greenport areas. We projected at that time injecting something like the $300,000.00 impact to the local businesses. We have upped that to about a half-million dollars because we have notices in trends from the merchants, from the restaurants~ from the gas stations, from the fishing stations, that tell us that the campers are coming. Last weekend for example~ a group of 28 of them ate at the Soundview Restaurant. That times $10 or $15 is. quite a sum, and if that is repeated weekend after ~ekend in many restaurants and not just that one~ you can get to that half-million dollars pretty quickly. We cormnitted to hire ~eppt~ifrdm~o~tholdl~o~and we have deneh~h~t.O~:~ur local businesses now are coming in and asking us to advertise their products, their restaurant, their gas station, their fishing station, and we are doing that. In addition, ~]enever there is a bazaar or some charitable group organization, they have been coming around and say, "How about putting'up our sign so we can get some people do~n there?" And we have been doing that. We have been paying our taxes, and fortunately on time, and a good part of that are the school taxes, and we don't put any of our children through these schools. Numerous residents have visited the Campground, they have driven through, and I would say about half of them stop on their way out and 99% of the comments are vary favorable. Quite a few say, "Hey, I've got a~ aunt, uncle or friend who camps, and they haven't had a place to stay, and now we want them to come out here and visit us this sunm~er." Comments like t~esahave really picked our spirits up quite a bit. We were inspected by KOA about 3 weeks ago? What they do is, they come in several times a year unannounced and do spot inspections to make sure our standards are up t© snuff. We pulled a 96 score out of a 100 which is pretty high, and one of the things they knocked us on was our site design--in particular the 100- foot depth~ because as they pointed out even an experienced truck driver would have a hack of a job backing up a trailer especially with a short wheel base over a 100-foot distance. Other than that we have an excellent Campground. I think the Planning Board should continue to update ordinances from time to time as they have done over the past several months, and we really appreciate their picking the ball up on this and seeing an ordinance that was so early and needed improvement and doing it and presenting it to. the Town Board for their action. I wholeheartedly recommend approval of this. SUPERVISOR ~[A_RTOCCHIA: Is there anyone else who wishes to speak in favor of this change? PUBLIC HEARING Page 6 June 6, 1978 LOCAL LAW - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PAiLKS ANN AMIAGA: I am a resident of North Road, Southold. I just wish to say that we were home all of last weekend, and on several occasions had actually sat on the porch of_Bars right on North Road and we did not notice any excessive traf- fic or any slowdowns, you know, other than what we would normally find on a big weekend. And I don't think there was any slow up of traffic. SUPERVISOR ~LARTOCCHIA: Is there anyone else would wish to speak in favor? ~ThE~Lw~s ~§pb~e.) SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Is there anyone who wishes to speak in opposition? (There was no response.) SUPERVISOR MARTOCCHIA: Is there anyone who wishes to make any comments in either direction? DAVID DRISCOLL: What are ive~ talking about--the new c~npsites? Is that what we are talking about? Trailer parking? SUPERVISOR 5'DLRTOCCHIA: We are amending one of our ordinances. DAVID DRISCOLL: For the permission of new camp areas or recreation areas? SUPERVISOR PlARTOCCHIA~ Any other camp area that comes along~ trying to provide different guidelines. SUPERVISOR ~LARTOCCHIA~ Is there anyone else? Has everyone had the opportunity to speak of this subject that wishes to speak for the record? (There was no response.) SUPERVISOR FLARTOCCHIA~ Hearing none, I will close this hearing and the Board will make a decision at a later date. Thank you. Respectfully- submitted, Linda Kowalski Stenographer ~t~/~f~~.. ~,~ ............. - . L~,~.LA~NO. 4-1.,8 ~. 4 7IF ~[TV a ~ , e · q~ , ca~-k~pmxm~f . ~ ~.~;. ~ ~ - ~ =~pt '~,~ ppe~ e ~-k m e-~ ~- ~- := ~ ~ ~ ~- V ~wn~l ~e~c~ :: . shah be noi to read ~ l'oil-oX~.- · - g~on ~0. 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For ~e puwo~e~,o[ th~ : '~cle. ~e rer~ used herein PZCREAI[O~AL VE~CLE designed anti buih t~ be ~'. for te~ot~y 1~4~g qu~ers t~ re~eation~l, camping. ,~vel uses. ~hieh either ~7 its, ox~ motive power or is ~.~mo~nt~d on or d~aya ~:.ano0~er. power driven x~hicle; ..coaches and:~mplag.~aBers. re~r~d, and ~nses fvr'-, , normal use on Ihe hi~.a}s of the State of New york. j, RE~EAHON-~ V~CLE under ~sMgl~' to~ers~ip; ./de- signed ~d improve~ for ~e '~'~ ~C.':modadon ~'~ ~: ~e~tlonal' · ,/ CA~S~E ~ A plot nf ~.na ,vlt~n :a re=eat,ona~ accommodation of a teni for · rote and-campsite ~all-be~ ~ well-defined ' marked · and sh~l.~mect ).: [ollowh~8 reqfiiremeuts: ~ A. Each site ~1 have ~ sand five ;handed :, ~ide yard s~t ba~s of ; ~yard set b~ck often HO) ~ C. The area of each site' within fi~e 15J ~eet of the .or roadway shall s~ aU ~m~ 'rem~ unoce~ed ~and ~ob- ~m. jNl'~' OF SUFFOLK STATE OF NEW YORK Patricia Wood, being duly sworn, says that she is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed crt Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the notice of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been published in s~id Long Island Traveler-Watch- man once each week for ........... /-. .......................... weeks successively, commencing on th~ .....~.~..~.. ............................ ...... ::: .......... Sworn- to before me thi~ ..GE'...[. ............... CLEMENT LL THOMPSON D. 'Each site shall have aminimum of fifty (50) feet frontage on a street or road- way. E. A recreational vehicle ~ or tent pl.aced upon a site shall_ ~not occapy an area in excess of -... fifteen (15) percent of the total area of the site. Section 88-22. Roadways and , driveways. A. All two-way roadways and driveways within, the park shall be not less than twenty, fot~r (24) feet in width, and all one-way roadways and -dtWe- ways shall be not less ttian' fifteen (15) feet in width, and shall be constructed in accord- ance with the Southold Town Highway Specifications as to base, surfacing and-'drainage, facilities ..... · B. Therb shall be at least one exterior two-way roadway; or driveway extending around~ the perimcker of the park. ~ Section88-23. Other require- metl[s A. Recreational Vehicle. ' Parks shall be in operation on a seasonal basis only, during thc period h'om April 1 to November 30 in each year; B. No recreational vehicld or ~.em shali be accom m 'a p,~rl.: lot more ~han ~lnrt~, 13(11 da~s in ali,, ,..dc-~Jar C No rec,-ca,lanai xc. blcl,.' ,~r tcr, t sh~ll be perm, ed r,-, remain n, a p.~r~ dtlrm~ the March 31 nor during any. other period when such park.is not b: operation. Section 88-24. Compliance with other 'laws The c~tabl shmcnt, ma'in. tenance and operatloli o[ Recreational Vehicle Park shall comply with and be subject to all of the provisions of Section 88-1 to 88-19, reclu- sive, of this Chapter, not inconsistent with this A~idle II"11. This local law shall ta'~;e ~: effeft immediately. Dated~. June 20, 1978 BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BO ARD OF THE TOWN OF 5OUTHOLB JUDITH T. IERRY Town Clerk 1T-6/29 (527) COUNTY OF SUFFODK STATE OF NEW YORK Patricia VCood, being duly sworn, says that she is the Editor, of THE LONG ISLAND TRAVeLER-WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed at Southold, in Suffolk CounT; and that the notice of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been published in said Long Island TraYeler-Watch- man once each week for ........... r(.. .......................... week~ successively, commencing on tJ'~ ..',...~..~... ............................ Sworn to before me thi~ OLE'MENT J. THOMPSON ~NOTAR¥ PUBL[0, Stats of Ns~v York No. 52-932172§ Residin£ in SuJ'[0~X CStlP, ty Commission Expir~