HomeMy WebLinkAboutLL-1994 #05 LOCAL LAW NO. 5 , 1994
A Local Law in Relation to Sidewalks
BE IT ENACTED, by the Town Board of the Town of Southold as follows:
Chapter 80 (Sidewalks) of the Code of the Town of Southold is hereby added
to read as follows:
1. Section 80-1 (Intent) is hereby added to read as follows:
It is the intent of the Town Board to place the responsibility of
keepincj sidewalks clean with the property owners adjacent to the
sidewalk.
Section 80-2 (Snow and Ice Removal; general maintenance) is hereby
added to read as follows:
Each owner or occupant of any house or other buildinc. I, and
any owner or person entitled to possession of any vacant lot,
and any person hav|n9 charge of any church or any public
buildinq in the Town shall, durin~j the winter season or during
the time snow shall continue on the ground, keep the sidewalk
in front of the lot or house free from obstruction by snow or
ice and icy conditions, and shall at all times keep the
sidewalk in a clean condition, free from filth, dirt, weeds or
II.
other obstructions or encumbrances.
This Local Law shall take effect upon its filing with the Secretary of
State.
,'ALbany, NY 12231-0001
I DATE: 4/26/94
Local Law Acknowle~dgment
I-- JUDITH T. TERRY
TOI~N OF SOUTROLD.., TOI~ HALL
53095 ~iklN ROAD ~
PO BOX 1179
SOUTHOLD NY ll..~Pl
To%m of Sohthold
LOCAL LAW(S) NO. I YEAR ~ FIL1NB DATE
5 I 1994 J 4/22/94
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and filed by this office as indicated.
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NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
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~:~{X Southold
Town
Local Law No. 5 of the year 19---9--q-
Alocallaw In Relation to Sidewalks
Be it enacted by the ................;Y-;-';-'--.~--~--~-;~- ......................................................
~ Southold
of .......................................................................................... as follows:
Town
Chapter 80 {Sidewalks) of the Code of the Town of Southold is hereby
added to read'as follows:
1. Section 80-1 {Intent) is hereby added to read as follows:
It is the int~/nt of the Town Board to place the responsibility of
keeping sidewalks clean with the property owners adjacent to the
sidewalk.
Section 80-2 (Snow and Ice Removal; general maintenance) is hereby
added to read as follows:
Each owner or occupant of any house or other building, and
any owner or person entitled to possession of any vacant lot.
and any person having charge of any church or any public
building in the Town shall, during the winter season or during
the time snow shall continue on the ground, keep the sidewalk
in front of the lot or house free from obstruction by snow or
ice and icy conditions, and shall at al.I times keep the
sidewalk in a clean condition, free from filth, dirt. weeds or
other obstructions or encumbrances.
This Local Law shall take effect upon its filing with the Secretary of
State.
(If additional space is needed, attach pages the same size as this shect, and number each.)
Dos-239 (R~v. 7/91) (1)
(Complete the certification in the paragraph that applies to the filing of this local law and
strike out that which is not applicable.)
1. (Final adoption by local legislatlv~ body only.)
i hereby certify.that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. ~ ....... :__..5 ...................... of 19-9-~---
0Tf to~n( Bg~oa ~Ol~j)Crown)(~..g~_.~f ..~..~.u...t.~.ol~.~. ~' . was duly pa~se~d by ttte
........ n ................................ on At:tin-[ 19, 19 93, m accordance w~th the applicable provisions of law.
(Name of L egislative Bady)
2. CPassage by local legislative body with approval~ no disapproval or repassage after disapproval
by the Elective Chief Executive Officer*.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No .................................... of 19--y--
of the (~ounty)(City)(Town)(Villagn) of ................................................................. was duly passed by
.................. ~ ............................ on .................. 19 .--, and was (approved)(not approved)(repassed after
(Name ol Legielative Body)
disapproval) by the ................. ~ ................................ and was deemed duly adopted on .................. 19 ....,
(£iective Ch~lEx~atlve O~er*)
in accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
3. (Final adoption by referendum.)
local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No .....................wa~ umy pa ~,~ ,,~ ,,~,,'~-:----"~:"'"'~'~'s~fal~-*~'
I
hereby
certify
that
the
of the (County)(City)(Town)(Village) of .................................................................
.................... ~.L_'._~ ........................ on .................. 19 .... , and was (approved)(not approved)(repassed after
(Name of Legislatlve Body)
disapproval) by the ................................................. on ................... 19 ..... Such local law was submitted
(Elec~ve Chlef £xecudve Officer*)
to the people by reason of a (mandatory)(permissive) referendum, and received the affirmative vote of a majority o£
the qualified electors voting thereon at the (general)(special)(annual) election held on .................. ~9---- , in
accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
4. (Subject to permissive referendum and final adoption because no valid petition was filed requesting
referendum.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No .................................... of 19 ......
of the (County)(City)(Town)(Village) of ................................................................. was duly passed by the
................................................... on .................. 19 .... , and was (approved)(not approved)(repassed after
(Name of Legislatlv¢ Body)
disapproval) by the ..................... ~ ............................ on ............. : .... 19 .... Such local law was subject to
(Elective Chief Executive Officer*)
permissive referendum and no valid petition requesting such referendum was filed as of .................. 19----, in
accordance with the applicable provisions of Iaw.
* Elective Chief Executive Officer means or Includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a county-
wide basis or, if there be n~ne, the chairperson Of the county legislative body, the mayor of a city or village, or
the supervisor of a town where such'officer is vested with the power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances. '
(2)
5. (City local !aw concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.)
',that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No .................................... of 19 .....
having been submitted to referendum pursuant to the provisions of
s Rule Law, and having received the affirmative vote of a majority of the
f voting thereon at the (special)(general) election held on .......... - ........ 19 .... ,
became operative. -
6. (County local law concerning adoption of Charter.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated ~s local law No .................................... of 19 .....
of the Coumy of .................................................... State of New York, having been submitted to the electors
at the General Election of November ...................... 19 .... , pursuant to subdivisions 5 and 7 of section 33 of the
Municipal Home Rule Law, and having received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors of the cit-
ies of said county as a unit and a majority of the qualified electors of the to~vns of said county considered as a unit
voting at said general election, became operative.
(ff any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropriate certification.)
(Seal)
I further certifY that I 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 in-
dicated in pamgrapi~ ...... 1. ..... , above.
Clerk of the Cog~ legislative body, City, Town or Villa~/Olerk
or officer designated by local legislative body
Judith T. Terry. Town Clerk
Date: April 20, 1994
(Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or
other authorized attorney of locality,)
STATE OF NEW YORK
com,rr~ o~. SUFFOLK
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that all proper proceedings
have been had or taken for the enactment of the local 1~ annexed heretot - ~.~....~'
Signature ~
Laury L. Dowd, Town Attorney
Title
X~IS' of
Town
x~l~ x
Southold
Date:' April 20, 1994
(3)
PUBLIC HEARING
IN THE MATTER OF A
SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD
APRIL 19.199/~
5:00 P.M.
PROPOSED "LOCAL LAW IN RELATION TO SIDEWALKS"'
Present:
Supervisor Thomas H. Wickham
Councilman Joseph J. Lizewski
Councilwoman Alice J. Hussie
Councilman Joseph L. Townsend, Jr.
Councilwoman Ruth D. Oliva
Justice Louisa P. Evans
Town Clerk Judith T. Terry
Tawn Attorney Laury L. Dowd
SUPERVISOR WtCKHAM: The first public hearing is a "Local Law in Relation to
Sidewalks".
COUNCILMAN LIZEWSKI: "Public Notice is hereby given that there has been
presented to the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, on the Sth
day of April, 1994, a Local Law entitled, "A Locat Law in Relation to
Sidewalks". Notice is further given that the Town Board of the Town of
Southold will I~old a public hearing on the aforesaid Locat Law at the
Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southofd, New York, on the 19th day of
ApHI, 199~, at 5:i~ P.M., at which time att interested persons will be heard.
This proposed "Local Law in Relation to Sidewalks" reads as fotiows:
BE iT ENACTED, by the Town Board of the Town of Southold as follows:
Chapter 80 (Sidewalks) is hereby added to the Code of the Town of Southold
to read as follows:
Section 80-1 (intent) is hereby added· to read as follows:
]t is the intent of the Town Board to Place the responsibility of
keepin9 the sidewalks clean with the property owners adjacent to the
Sidewalk.
Section 80-2 (Snow and Ice Removal; .qenerat maintenance)is hereby
added to read as follows:
Each owner or occupant of any house or other building, and any
owner or person entitled to possession of any vacant lot. and
any person havin.q charge of any church or any public buildin,q.
in the Town shall, during the winter season or durin,q the time
snow will continue on the .qroun~. keep the sidewalk in front
of the tot or house free from obstruction by snow or ice and icy
conditions, and shall at all times keep- the sidewalk in a clean
condition, free from filth, dirt, weeds or other obstructions or
encumbrances.
This Local Law shall take effect upon its filing with the Secretary of
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State.
* Underscore represents addition(s)
Copies of this Local Law are available in the Office of the Town Clerk to any
interested persons during business hours. Dated: April 5. 1994. Judith T.
Terry. Southold Town Clerk." I have proof of publication in The Suffolk
Times, the Traveler, and on our bulletin board. Communi~Lions? None.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you. Joe. The hearing is open to comments
from people, who are here, up to ten minutes per person for those people, who
are interested in making comments on this proposed Local Law dealing with
sidewalks.
GERTRUDE KOOP: i'm Gertrude Koop. Bay Avenue. Mettituck. on the side
of the street with the sidewalk. I would like to have it clarified as to the
maintenance of the sidewalk. If it is in need of repair, as far as cement work
and etc., is this the property owners responsibility, or }s this the Town
responsibifity?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Is there anyone who would like to resporjd to that? It
is my understand that it is not the property owners responsibility.
GERTRUDE KOOP: This is then. according to the newspaper article, a shift
of insurance responsibility from you to me?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Let's let our insurance Town Councilman speak to that.
COUNCILMAN TOWNSEND: I'm not an expert in law. I'm just a..I think it
was an issue, that was raised, the issue was originally raised by the Highway
Superintendent. He felt that the town had a problem, and a liability in that
we were expected to clear all the sidewalks, and if somebody fell on the
sidewalk, that was covered with snow and ice. we stood to be sued. The Town
can not clean ail the sidewalks in town. and many other towns had an ordinance
like the one we're considering, and therefore we decided to put it on our
books, if the public can agree to it. If we can agree to it. I guess.
GERTRUDE KOOP: So. what you're saying around the corner is, that it's now
my responsibility.
COUNCILMAN TOWNSEND: That's right.
GERTRUDE KOOP: That ought do good on my biit. I have ar, other question.
in what way are provided that the sidewalks must be kept clear? t speak of
one on Bay Avenue. which last year evidently the Town Highway Department
received a call. It took four large pieces of equipment, four men. almost two
hours, to clean up that sidewalk. Unless there's a call put in. that sidewalk
is not cleared of overgrowth, undergrowth, or what ever. I would descr'.be it.
if you walked too slowly the poison ivy will come. out. and wrap itself around
you. What's going to be done. if it's now the property owner's responsibility.
and. again, the article in the newspaper said weLre not going to hand out
tickets if you don't shovel every time. Well. if we don't clear up the
sidewalk, who has the force, and what are you going to do about it?
SUPERVISOR WtCKHAM: Laury. would you like to respond to that?
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TOWN ATTORNEY DOWD: I anticipate that enforcement with be. as it has been
in the past. on a complaint basis. If you have a prob~wn, you need to let the
Town know, We will get in touch with the property owner, and advise him of
his responsibility:
GERTRUDE KOOP: And if he doesn't da anything? His attitude last year
was. since he paid the greatest amount of tax on Bay Avenue. therefore he was
deserving of that service. Now. if he isn't going to comply, and you know.
clean up his act. then what are you going to do about it?
TOWN ATTORNEY DOWD: Then if anybody should get injured, of course it
would be his liabitlt¥, so it's in his best interest to take care of the
situation..
GERTRUDE KOOP: And the rest of the time the rest of us walk in the
street, becasue we can't pass that property comfortably on the sidewalk.
TOWN ATTORNEY DOWD: We anticipate that with the proper notice will act
responsibly.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: This law is desigr~ed to put more pressure on people
like that to do what they should do,
GERTRUDE KOOP: There must be some clout in that Law. You haven't got
it. Just advising somebody to be good usuaily doesn't work in our society.
You've got to have some kind of clout. I grew up with this kind of a law. I'm
not against it, but the law that ) grew up with also said that, if it is not
maintained, then the Town comes in, and maintains, and it automatically is
attached on to the bill. Now, ) think what you've got now is merely passing of
the buck to the property owner. In other words. )f I'm going to maintain that
sidewalk, and someone falls on it. it's going to be nitty-gritty. Did they fati
because I left a leaf on that sidewalk, or did they fait because you have a
crack in the sidewalk?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Mrs. Koop. the Board did consider the enforc~,nent
question, and we discussed it several' times how far we wanted to go with
enforcement proceedings. We, ultimately thought that at this stage, we'd be(Jin
with a statement as to where responsibility lies. We feel that thatLs the
first stage. We'll publicize it. We'll talk about it. and well) ask for people
in the town to da what we think they should de, and I think what most people
would like to do. If we find that people aren't responding, and that
traditional measures are necessary, we'll address that. and we'd be open to
you. and other people bringing to our attention, but we think that the first
step in a town like Southotd. is to ask the people of the town to voluntarily
come forward, and do what ~ think we all agree should be done,
GERTRUDE KOOP: Now, also, is this reducing your liability, and increasing
mine, show up on our tax, or do ) just pay the same amount of tax?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: It would not be reflected directly on your taxes at alt.
one way or another, because it's a liability. It's not an annual expenditure.
However. if the Town were to be slapped with a major legal action, because of
a sidewalk, and be held liable, and then have to make some payment, indeed,
that would be reflected in your tax bill, and in mine. and everybody's. So,
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~his action that we're taking now is a way of restraining spending to keep that
from happening.
GERTRUDE KOOP: Okay. Thank you.
SUPERVISOR W]C'KH.AM: Anybody else. who would like to address the Board on
this issue7
PAUL SPZARA: My name is Spzara from Matt}tuck. I have major problems
with the snow. Everything else I don't mind about, you known, as far as
keeping it up. One. after the first time I heard this come down. when the snow
plow went by my house. I measured hew far the snow is thrown by the straw
pi0w. Okay. from the point of the road into my yard was fourteen feet. Ali
right? Now. i'm going to go out there, and I shove}ed my driveway t don't
know how many t~mes, just to have the snow plow come in. and put all- that
crap ,.ba~:k in my yard. Okay? I'm willing to put up with that. because that
seems to be what you have to do. Now. if youLre going to te|l me. that i'm
going to have to pay. because t don~t shovel my sidewalk, or something'.
because the snow plow just came and put it att back. and unfortunately it's no'
t like the fresh snow. TH~ fresh snow is easy to get rid of. That stuff
thetis packed, and mushed in. and slopped, is extreme[y hard to remove.
Second thing I have a problem with. is most of the time the sidewalks are.
within, or on Town property. Why do I have a problem with that? Because t
maintain my property for aiong time. and J had- a 'fence. Whal: happened is
the Town came by. and backed into my fence, and des}raTed the. fence.
When I called the Police to ~et peopl'e, it was Dike the ToWn was right there.
~he yettow truck, the. excuse me> that's not Sou}hold. Th:etas when I lived in
another, town twenty years ago. Riverhead. Anyway. -they, were right there
down the road. smashed my fence, and I'd been maintaining the property.
keeping the grass cut. edging around the road. and' everything tlke, that. there
alti,t, ude' when the Police came was like. well. that's tough~ It's our property.
I said. okay. I lose a fence, move it back to the proper-L~y from the middle of
the .line. ~ forget how wide they said they owne~, the p~operty, and then
refused to mow the lawn anymore. Then t kept, catt.ing them up. come take
care of your property. Okay? It seamed fair to me. Now. what's happening
is I have a major problem with government, and: ~ga[ations. To regulate.
people want to do what they should do anyway. Most of the prebtem oCr~Urs in
downtown areas, where ther'e are businesses. Now. if i'm running a business.
it would behoove ta clean out my sidewalk, so. one. I can get to business.
two. I can keep that snow. and salt. and the rest ~.f the stuff, outside of my
building. It only makes sense. The o{her thing is' that most of the time the
snow plowing is dane it's also. again at night, when most of the cars are away.
so they can clean those downtown areas eat. That's When the snow is then pat
back into the sidewalks. Are the Townspeople naw:'going to come in. instead
of plowing, come in with a backhoe, and clean it uio. and onto a truck, like
'they do in Riverhead. I hate to mention that word a~ain, but they don't Plow
it up. It doesn't have an angled plow. it pusheS it to the side. t actuall,y
come. pick it up. and on to the truck, and is carted at, aT. dumpe~ in the
water. I don~t know what they do with it actually. Th~ other thln~ is. what
about people in outlying' areas, that have sidewal~cs? }"rrr ~nat sure what thi~
~Voman was talking about, but if the persons not there, or we have a lot of
summer people, and stuff, are they responsibte for' maintain}rig, a sidewalk whe
n they're not there? You know as far as the other letters of the Law'~ith ha
having to do with displaying goods-, and the rest of that staff, you kr~ow, tike
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outside sidewalk shopping thing, I have no problem with that. Most of the
time, in some areas, it makes it hard for the pedestrian to navigate that. I
think if they have something special like Mattituck has the sale day things, or
whatever it's called what they're doing, I can see acceptance, but I suppose
they have a permit to do that, or whatever it is when they close down the road
it becomes a street fair. So, I'm against the snow part, unless there's going
to be consideration made, with the snow plows, how the snow is going to be
removed, what's going to happen, how people are going to be responsible.
just don't think' that's-fair. Also. with knowing, that the property underneath
the Sidewalk t don~t own anyway, it's owned by the Town. the Highway
Department. whoever owns it. i'm not knowledgeable about that. I don't own it'.
A lot of times..personally where I Jive right now. there are .no sidewalks, and
I'm glad. 'because I d0n't want to have to deal with also shoveling" out
sidewalks . but if it should come to a sidewalk. I don't know how we even get
sTdewalks, what do I do? Come down. and say I'd like a si~lewalk, and theY
just put one in? How does that happen? ~ can s~e that if I'm sayi.ng, oh gee.
want a sidewalk. I'll shovel it. but. you know. but t think a lot of these this
were put into p~ece' for other reasons by the Town government.
SUPERVISOR WtCKHAM: Thank you. Paul.
FRANK CARLIN: Frank Ceftin. This could be a two way street. Is the
Town going to be willing to maintain it's sidewalk, whatever responsibility it
has. on those sidewalks they have to maintain, being that you expect the
people to maintain their sidewalks? It's a two way street here. right? The
reason why I'm saying that is because in Laurel on the North side of that
road. that highway Route 25 Ibm about, welt. it starts from about A&P all the
'way down throygh by my place there. That sidewalk there is pathetic. You
can't even hardly see it, grass growing alt over it, leaves piled on it, and
especially where the bridge is. The people- use that to walk. Instead of
walking: on the road under the bridge, they walk on that sldewatk there, goes
along there, and go under the bridge on the north side of the road. You know
that. You measured it here 'last year to see how high it was. So. what I'm
s~ying is that you're going to expect the people of this town to be responsible
fdr the sidewalks, and Whatever. and I' don't really see too much. wrong, and
we should make sure also that whatever sidewalks in the village in the town.
that the town is responsible for. they al~o be maintained the same way.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: I think that"s a good point. Frank. t think the Town
does have that responsibility.
FRANK CARLIN: i know I called up about two years ago. Ray Jacobs. and
he came down there with a crew. and he cleaned the sidewalk all the way
down. and took the grass out between them. because that sidewalk is pretty
old already, and the grass growing in the middle of it all the way down
there. That's very important where that bridge is. because even people with
bicycles, instead of going under the bridge with the bicycles they tike to go
up above there where the sidewalk is on the other side of the railing for
safety reasons, and ills full with weeds, and whatever, and you canLt even see
where the sidewalk is- It"s a very dangerous area in that area. This is
what Pm trying say. Thank you.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you. Any other commerffcs on sidewalks? Yes?
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MAGGIE CONWAY: My name is Maggie Conway. I have no objections to
helping keep the sidewalks clean, but I think the total liability
responsibility should be yours, because if I-cleen then it makes it partly my
liability, too. and really the sidewalks de belong to you. Thank you.
SUPERVISOE WICKHAM: Any other comments on the Local Law deating with
sidewalks? (No response.) I then declare this hearing closed.
~' ~-Judith T. Terr~/ ~'
Southold Town Clerk
· t. OUNTY OF $'UFEGLK .'
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~EREBY G~EN thzt'there ' - : ' ' . ..
PUBLIC NOTICE IS "T ...... ~ ' ' ....... ~ '
~Sou;hold. Suffolk County, - , .: ... .
~Ne,~ ~nrk. on ~he-5~ day of"" ' "
Npri[, 19~, a L~al Law eh- '
:itled, "A .~al Law in ~la- "~"~'
ion to Sid~lks?'
. NOTICE · IS FURTHER
3[~N thru the To~ Bo~d -
~ftheTownofSoutholdw[~ Sw,~n ~c>t~c~H'e mc ibis ........... /~ ' day
xold a public h~fi~ on the:
~ores~d ~cal' ~w at the.. .- ~ '~
~outhold Town ~k Main ...... ~ 9 . ~
~ad, Sou~01~ New. York ' ~
m the 1~ d~ of ~pffi, 1~,
interested pe~¢ns ~tl, be
heard. ~ · :.
Th~sproposed ~mlLaw ~ ~ m~ ~hd)~ o~ ~ ..... '
~in ~lation to Side~lks ' ''~any public buildin i -
..... g n the
T~s as follows:' ' ' . ~.;~.Town shall, during the winter ~ ~" SCHNEIDER
¢ BE IT ENACT~ by: the --- ~?season or duri - . iIOPkE'~' ~ObUG, S~a~e :I Na.v
~Sombo d a- fi~llow~: keep the sid~alk in
~own .Bo~d ~ ~e To~ of . .- :L snow shall continue on the N~.
E" Chrlpt.'r g0
[~'ollows: . . '~ ~:¢~ ~ ice and icy condition~ and .' '
~ I Se~ion 80-1 (Intent is c~ :~' ·shall at ail t' - ~' ~ '
~reby ad~d t0 ?ad as I. t sidewalk in a clean condition,
~follows: . ~ -
~ It ' ~' f~e f~m filtk weed~ or ot~r
~e
intent
of
the
Town
~ obst~cao~oren~mb~nc~.
~ibili~ df keeping sid~valks ~ ~e eff~t upon its fi~ng with
Secretly
Stat~
adiatt,ttl t'o Ihe .~tde~t'alk :~~ Ita~c
2..5'ecdon 80 2 ~St,ow and Ice ' :q~ Copies of this ~cfil Law
:~emo~'al, ~,encr ti ' ~ are available in ~e Office of
~aintenance}-is ~eby added ~ the Town Clerk to any in-
~)o read as follows: ~ tereste~
persons
during
~ ~ch ow~r ~ oc~ant of ,
~ business hours
~ny ho~e oE other bulding ' '~ '
~nd any owner or person gn- ~ Dated: April 5, 1994
~titled to possession of any va- ~' JUDITH~wNT. CLE~TERRY
, . ' ~ IX~/14/94(5)
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NOtICE;OF -~,
~'~) ' P~BLICBE&RING
a ON L~AL LAW
~.. PUBLIC N~E IS HEREBY
~N ~at ~ h~ ~en ~ent~
~ the Town Bo~ of ~e Town of
soa~oJ~ ~ffo~ Count, New Yo~.
m ~ 5~ ~y of April. 1994, a Lo~l
~aw entitled, ~A Local Law in
?lot or ~u~e free f~ ~ue-
upon i~ filing ~th ~e ~ of
) SS:
F SUFFOLK)
__ of Mattituck, in
said County, being duly sworn, ~ays that he/she
is Principal Clerk of THE SUI~'/cOLK TIMES, a
Weekly Newspaper, published at Mattltuck, in
the Tow~ 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 pul~ished in said Newsp. aper once each week
for ! weeks suecesp. ~vely, c_on~nencing on
the 14 yoflq _.r X 19~