HomeMy WebLinkAboutLL-1994 #09 LOCAL LAW NO. 9 , 1994
A Local Law .in Relation to Formula Food Restaurants
BE IT ENACTED, by the Town Board of the Town of Southold as follows:
I. Chapter 100 (Zoning) of the Code of the Town of Southold is hereby
amended as follows:
INTENT.. A formula food restaurant, by its nature, reflects a
standardized format which is evident in its corporate appearance, food
offerings, manner of presentation, and advertising, and which is at odds
with the scenic rural nature of the Town of Southold. Formula food
restaurants are intense land uses that typically are associated with
suburban communities where they are located within strip commercial zones
along major arterials. However, increasinql¥ they are being located
within traditional business centers. This ordinance will limit such uses'
to the traditional business core of the Town. This ordinance is in
keeping with the Goals and Objectives of the Town's Comprehensive Plan
to encourage' the economic vitality of the traditional hamlet centers while
simultaneously protecting their unique local flavor and rural character.
Accordincjly, the special exception requirements are designed to ensure
that the uniform, standardized, corporate format of formula food
restaurants are modified to accord with the rural scenic character of the
Town, includin9 the development of the hamlet on a scale that is
accessible for pedestrian access, and historical architectural tradition.
Section 100-13 (Definitions) of the Code of the Town of Southold
is hereby amended as follows:
RESTAURANT - Any premises other than take out or formula
food restaurants where food is commercially sold
for on-premises consumption to patrons seated at tables or
counters.
eaWn ~ sa~ cars or o~td~s-sha,Fn~ ~ce~ered-a
Urestaurantu
d~ ~ b~a dr~ve-~ or f~ ~d restaurant
RESTAURANT, FORMULA FOOD - A restaurant business
required by contractual or other arrangements to offer
standardized menus, ingredients, food preparation, decor,
external facade or uniforms.
RESTAURANT, EH~I-¥E-~N- ~1~ FAS-T- FOOD- TAKE OUT -
Any establishment other than a formula food restaurant, whose
principal business is the sale of foods, frozen desserts or
beverages to the customer in a ready-to-consume state, usually
served in paper, plastic or other disposal containers, for
consumption within the restaurant building, elsewhere on the
premises or for carryout for consumption off the premises.
SHOPPING CENTER - A group of retail and service businesses
which have an integrated architectural and site. design and which
have an anchor tenant consisting of either a supennarket or a
department store if the anchor tenant encompasses a minimum of
25.000 square feet of area.
Section 100-91(A)(7) (Use Regulations) of the Code of the Town
of Southold is hereby amended to read as follows:
Restaurants, excluding d~'+ve-i~ formula food and take
out restaurants.
Section 100-91(B) (f) (11) is hereby added to read as follows:
(11) Take-out and formula food restaurants, subiect to the
followin9 requirements:
a=
Adequate parking shall be provided in accordance
'with that required by the Parking an~l Loadinc, I Area
Article of the Zoning Code. All parking spaces shall
be located within reasonable walking distance of the
site, or 300 feet whichever is less.
The improvement or development of municipal parking
may be used to satisfy this requirement. The adequacy
of municipal parking shall be determined by the
Planning Board as part of its site plan review
procedure by conducting a parkincj survey of the
capacity of the existing municipal parkincj area to
accommodate the proiected increase in usage due to the
introduction of the subject land use.
An assessment of the potential traffic impacts of the
proposed use must accompany the Ionc~ environmental
assessment form. The appropriate mitigation measures
must be incorporated into the site plan.
C=
There shall be no counter serving outdoor traffic
via a drive-in, drive-through, drive-up, drive-by
walk-up window or door.
or
Exterior sicjnage shall conform in all respects to
the Sign Article of the Zoning Code and, further, may
not be lit from within.
Advertisements including trademark Iogos may not be
affixed, painted or glued onto the windows of the
business or onto any exterior structures, including
waste disposal receptacles and flacjs.
The physical design, including color and use
of materials, of the establishment shall be
compatible with and sensitive to the visual
and
physical characteristics of other buildincjs public
spaces and uses in the particular location
Lt. Section 100-101(B)(9) is hereby amended to read as follows:
(9)
Fa~t-f~od Take out restaurants, provided that
eating on the premises of the f~t-foo~ take out
restaurant shall be permitted only inside the structure or
in areas specifically designated and properly maintained
outside of the structure and where minimum lot size for a
freestanding 'structure is forty thousand (LtO,O00) square
feet.
Section 100-101(B)(16) is hereby added to read as follows:
(16) Formula food restaurants located within a shopping center
in this zone, subiect to the following requirements:
There must be sufficient parking as provided for by
the Parking and Loading area Article of the Zoning
Code and such parking area shall be available within
shopping center site to accommodate the use.
b. The operation of the establishment shall not create
traffic problems.
There shah be no counter serving outdoor traffic via
a drive-in, drive-throu~]h, drive-up, drive-by or
walk-up window or door.
Exterior signage shall conform in all respects to
the Sign Article of the Zoning Code and, further, may
not be lit from within.
Advertisements includinq trademark Iogos may not
be affixed, painted ar glued onto the windows of the
business or onto any exterior structure including
waste disposal receptacles and flags.
The signage must conform to the existing color ,
theme and signage style of the shopping center.
The existing exterior architectural style of the
shopping center buildin~j may not be altered or
modified in any way to accommodate the proposed use.
II.
The use must be located within the shopping center's
main primary building complex, and may not be
located within a single freestanding structure within
the shopping center site.
Section lO0-191(A) (Off-street parking areas) is hereby amended
by changing the following to read as follows:
TYPE OF USE
REQUIRED NUMBER OF
SPACES
Restaurant, drive-in, curb servic~
take out or formula food er-Fan'foyer
1 space per 2 seat~ or
I space per 50
square feet of gross
floor space, whichever
is greater
This Local Law shall take effect upon its filing with the Secretary
of State.
Underscore represents additions
Overstrike represents deletions
flYS DEPARTSEHT OF STATE
BUREAU OF STATE RECORDS
162 Washington Avenue
ALbany, NY 122~1-0001
DATE: 5/24/94
MUNICIPALITY
Town of Southold
I994 5/20/94
Local Law Acknowledgment
I-- JUDITR T. TERR~
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
TOWN HALL
53095 MAIN RoAD
PO BOX 1179
{__ SOUTHOLD NY 11971
DOS-~6 (Rev. 6/90)
_1
The above-referenced material was received
and filed by this office as indicated.
Additional local law filing forms will be
forwarded upon request.
Local Law Filing
NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
162 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12231
(Use this form to file a local law with the Secretary, of State.)
Text of law should be given as amended. Do not include matter being eliminated and do not use
italic~ or underl{ning to indicate new matter.
of ......................... .S._o.?_t._h_.o.[.d ..................................................
Town
Local-Law No ......... -~ ..... _O_ ................... of the year I~--q----
In Relation to Formula Food Restaurants
A local law.
Town Board ............. of the
Be It enacted by the ..........................................................................
gl~ of Southold ' . ......... as follows:
Town
INTENT. A formula food restaurant, by its nature, reflects a
standardized format which is evident in its corporate appearance, food
offerings, manner of presentation, and advertising, and which is at odds
with the scenic ru. ral nature of the Town of Southoid. Formula food
restaurants are intense land uses that typically are associated with
suburban communities where they are located within strip commercial zones
along major arterials. However. increasingly they are being located
within-traditional business centers. This ordinance will limit such uses
to the traditional business core of the Town. This ordinance is in
keeping with the Goals and Objectives of the Town's Comprehensive Plan
to encourage the economic vitality of the traditional hamlet centers while
simultaneously protecting their unique local flavor and rural character.
Accordingly. the special exception requirements are designed to ensure
that the ' uniform, standardized, corporate format of formula food
restaurants are modified to accord with the rural scenic character of the
Town, including the development of the hamlet on. a scale that' is
accessible for pedestrian access, and historical architectural tradition.
1. Section 100-13 [Definitions) of the Code of the Towo of Southold
is hereby amended as follows:
RESTAURANT - Any premises other than take out or 'formula
food restaurants where food is commercially sold
for on-premises consumption to patrons seated at tables or
counters, ·
(If additional space is needed, attach pages the samo size as this shec. t, and number each.)
O)
130~:2~9 (R~¥. 7Dr) '" ':" -'
RESTAURANT. FORMULA FOOD - A restaurant business
required by contractual or other arrangements to offer
standardized menus, ingredients, food preparation, decor.
external facade or uniforms.
RESTAURANT. E~FYE-~N- ~ F~T-F~- TAKE OUT -
Any establishment other than a formula food restaurant, whose
principal business is the sale of foods, frozen desserts or
beverages to the customer in a ready-to-consume state, usually
served in paper, plastic or other disposal containers, for
consumption within the restaurant building, elsewhere on the
premises or for carryout for consumption off the premises.
SHOPPING CENTER - A group of retail and service businesses
which have an integrated architectural and site design and which
have an ancho~ tenant consisting of either a superr~arket or a
department store if the anchor tenant encompasses a minimum of
25.000 square feet of area.
Section 100-91(A)(7) [Use Regulations) of the Code of the Town
of Southold is hereby amended to read as follows:
Restaurants, excluding formula food and take
out restaurants.
3. Section 100-91(B)(f){11) is hereby added to read as follows:
(11) Take-out and formula food restaurants, subject to the
following requirements:
aJ
Adequate parking shall be provided in accordance
with that required by the Parking and Loading Area
Article of the Zoning Code. All parking spaces shall
be located within reasonable walking distance of the
site. or 300 feet whichever' is less.
The improvement or development of municipal parking
may be used to satisfy this requirement. The adequacy
of municipal parking shall be determined by the
Planning Board as part of its site plan review
procedure by conducting a parking survey of the
capacity of the existing municipal parking area to
accommodate the projected increase in usage due to the
introduction of the subje, ct land use.
An assessment of the potential traffic impacts of the
proposed use must accompany the long environmental
assessment form. The appropriate mitigation measures
must be incorporated into the site plan.
There shall be no counter serving outdoor traffic
via a drive-in, drive-through, drive~up, drive-by or
walk-up window or door.
Exterior signage shall conform in all respects to
the Sign Article of the Zoning Code and. further, may
not be lit from within.
Advertisements including trademark iogos may not be
affixed, painted or glued onto the windows of the
business or onto any exterior structures, including
waste disposal receptacles and flags.
The physical design, including color and use
of materials, of' the establishment shall be
compatible with and sensitive to the visual and
physical characteristics of other buildings public
spaces and uses in the particular location
Section 100~101(B){9) is hereby amended to read as follows:
Take out restaurants, provided that eating on the promises'
of the take out restaurant shall be permitted only inside
the structure or in areas specifically designated and
properly maintained outside of the structure and where
minimum lot size for a freestanding structure is forty
thousand [40.000) square feet.
Section 100-101(B)(16) is hereby added to read as follows:
{16) Formula food restaurants located within a shopping center
in this zone. subject to the following requirements:
There must be sufficient parking as provided for by
the Parking and Loading area Article of the Zoning
Code and such parking area shall be available within
shopping center site to accommodate the use.
b. The operation of the establishment- shall not create
traffic problems.
There shall be no counter serving outdoor traffic via
a drive-in, drive-throuqh, drive-up, drive-by or
walk-up window or doo~.
Exterior signage shall conform in ali respects to
the Sign Article of the Zoning Code and, further, may
not be lit from within,
eo
Advertisements including trademark Iogos may not
be affixed, painted or glued onto the windows of the
business or onto any exterior structure including
waste disposal receptacles and flags.
The signage must conform to the existing color .
theme and signage style of the shopping center.
II.
The existing exterior architectural style of the
shopping center building may not be altered or
modified in any way to accommodate the proposed use.
The use must be located within the shopping center's
main primary building complex, and may not be
located within a single freestanding structure within
the shopping center site.
Section 100-191(A) (Off-street parking areas) is hereby amended
by changing the following to read as follows:
TYPE OF USE
REQUIRED NUMBER OF
SPACES
Restaurant, drive-in, curb service
take out or formula food
1 space per 2 seats or
1 space per 50
square feat of gross
floor space, whichever
is greater
This Local Law shall take effect upon its filing with the Secretary
of State.
(Complete the certification in the paragraph that applies to the filing of this local law and
strike out that which is not applicable.)
L (Final adoption by local legislative body only.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, desi~:nated as local law No ............ _9_ ...................... of 19--9~A
of the ((~fi~t~) .~})(Town)(nJ~) of .............. ~-~°--u--t--h-9-I-d-- ....................... -~- .......... was duly passed by the
----T-9--w--n----B-9~-r-~ .......................... on ._.M..a.y..._l_fi_.,_... 19 _9__t4_, in accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
(,¥ame of LegiMati~e Body}
2. (Passage by local legislative body with approvai~ 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 ......
of the (County)(City)(Town)(Village) of ................................................................. was duly passed by the
............................................... on .................. 19 ---, and was (approved)(not approved)(repassed after
lb'amc of £egidative Body)
disapproval) by the .................................................. and was deemed duly adopted on .................. 19 ....,
(Elective Chief Executive Oj~Ftcer*)
in accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
3. (Final adoption by 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
(Pgame of Legislative Body)
disapproval) by the ................................................. on ................... 19 ..... Such local law was submitted
(Elective Chief Executive Officer*)
to the people by reason of a (mandatory)(permissive) referendum, and received the affirmative vote of a majority of
the qualified electom voting thereon at the (general)(special)(annual) election held on ..................19---- , in
accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
4. (Subject to permissive referendum and final adoption because no valid petition was filed requesting
re feren dum .)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No ..................................... of I9 ......
of the (County)(City)(Tgwn)(Village) of ................................................................. was duly passed by the
................................................... on .................. 19:---, and was (approved)(not approved)(repassed after
~lame of Legislative Body)
disapproval) by the .................................................. on ............. : ....19 .... Such local law was subject to
I£1ective Chief Executive Officer*)
permissive referendum and no valid petition requesting such referendum was filed as of .................. 19----, in
accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
i'Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a county-
wide basis or, if there be none, 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 law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No ................................... of 19 ......
of the City of ............................................. having been submitted to referendum pursuant to tl~e provisions of
section (36)(37) of the Municipal Home RuIe Law, and having received the affirmative vote of a majority of the
qualified electors of such city 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 as local law No .................................... of 19 ......
of the County 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 towns of said county considered as a unit
voting at said general election, became OPerative.
(If any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropriate certification.)
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 paragraph ........ 1_.__, above.
Cl~ ~ he County legislative [md,/, Ci~, Tow~Vinaue Clerk
or officer desienatfid by local legisfitive body
Judith T. Terry, Town Clerk
(Seal) Date: May 17, 1994
(Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or
other authorized attorney of locality.)
STATE OF NEW YORK
coom"Y oF Suffolk
Laury L. Dowd, Town Attorney
Title
~)t of
Town
Da te:
May. 17,
Southold
1994
(3)
PUBLIC HEARING
IN
SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD
MAY 3,1994
~:O0 P.M.
THE MATTER OF A PROPOSED "LOCAL LAW IN
RELATION TO FORMULA
FOOD RESTAURANTS"
Supervisor Thomas H. Wickham
Councilman Joseph J. Lizewski
Councilwoman Alice J. Hussie
Councilman Joseph L. Townsend. Jr.
CounciJwoman Ruth D. Oliva
Justice Louisa P. Evans
Town Clerk Judith T. Terry
Town Attorney Laury L. Dowd
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: We have before us tonight two hearings. The first is
Notice of a Public Hearing on the "Local Law on Formula Restaurants''. Ruth
will read the Notice, and the content of this hearing. After that members of
audience who wish will have the opportunity to address the Board up to, I
believe, ten minutes per person, if you have enough to talk about for ten
minutes. It is a public hearing, which basically means that the Board is
here to hear. to listen to the comments that people wish to make. Normally,
the Board doesn't respond. If there are questions of clarification the Board
could respond, and there may be individuals on the Board, who would like to
respond, but this is not normally an opportunity for the Board to belabor
what went into this. On the other hand, if there specific questions, that we
can help with, and address we may do that. So, with that introduction,
Ruth.
couNCILWOMAN OLIVA: "Public Notice is hereby given that there has been
presented to the Town Board of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New
York, on the 22nd day of March, 199~,, a Local Law entitled, "A Local Law
in Relation to Formula Food Restaurants". Notice is further given that the
Town Board of the Town of Southold will hold a public hearing on the
aforesaid Local Law at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New
York,on the 3rd day of May, 1994, at 8:00 P.M., at which time all
interested persons will be heard. This proposed "Local Law in Relation to
Formula Food Restaur-antsu reads as follows:
Pg 2 - LL Formula Foods '
BE IT ENACTED, by the Town Board of the Town of Southold as follows:
Chapter 100 (Zoning) of the Code of the Town of Southold is hereby
amended as follows:
INTENT. A formula food restaurant, by its nature, reflects a
standardized format which is evident in its corporate appearance, food
offerings, manner of presentation, and advertising, and which is at odds
with the scenic rural nature of the Town of Southold. Formula food
restaurants are intense land uses that typically are associated with
suburban communities where they are located within strip commercial zones
aloncJ major arterials. However, increasingly they are being located
within traditional business centers. This ordinance will limit such uses
to the traditional business core of the Town. This ordinance is in
keeping with the Goals and Objectives of the Town's Comprehensive Plan
to encourage the economic vitality of the traditional hamlet centers while
simultaneously protecting their unique local flavor and rural character.
Accordingly, the special exception requirements are designed to ensure
that the uniform, standardized, corporate format of formula food
restaurants are modified to accord with the rural scenic character of the
Town, including the development of the hamlet on a scale that is
accessible for pedestrian access, and historical architectural tradition.
Section 100-13 (Definitions) of the Code of the Town of Southold
is hereby amended as follows:
RESTAURANT - Any premises other than take out or formula
food restaurants where food is commercially sold
for on-premises consumption to patrons seated at tables or
counters. ~ ~Hi~y' rrr~k~t~g- u~e-o~ eerhop-or I~ra~n~
kyt- servia ~ cars or ~r ~he con~p~ o~ ~ ~ ~
ea~n ~ sa~ cars or o~doors-sha~k n~ ~cons~ere~-a
ures~oran~u ~r the ~ of th~ che~an~ sha+k b~
RESTAURANT, FORMULA FOOD - A restaurant business
required by contractual or other arrangements to offer
standardized menus, ingredients, food preparation, decor,
external facade or uniforms.
RESTAURANT, EH~¥E-~N- EH~ F~-~T-FO~D- TAKE OUT -
Any establishment other than a formula food restaurant, whose
principal business is the sale of foods, frozen desserts or
beverages to the customer in a ready-to-consume state, usually
served in paper, plastic or other disposal containers, for
consumption within the restaurant building, elsewhere on the
premises or for carryout for consumption off the premises.
Pg 3 - PH LL Formula Resta ,]nts
SHOPPING CENTER - A group of retail and service businesses
which have an integrated architectural and site design and which
have anchor tenant consisting of either a supermarket or a
department store encompassin9 a minimum of 25,000 square feet
of area.
Section 100-91(A)(7) (Use Regulations) of the Code of the Town
of Southold is hereby amended to read as follows:
Restaurants. excluding ~l~-~-¥e-i~ formula food and take
out restaurants.
3. Section 100-91(B) (f) (11) is hereby added to read as follows:
(11) Take-out and formula food restaurants, subject to the
following requirements:
Adequate parking shall be provided in accordance
with that required by the Parkin9 and LoadintJ Area
Article of the Zoning Code. All parkin9 spaces shall
be located within reasonable walkin9 distance of the
site, or 300 feet whichever is less.
The improvement or development of municipal parkin9
may be used to satisfy this requirement. The adequacy
of municipal parking shall be determined by the
Planning Board as part of its site plan review
procedure by conductin9 a parkin9 survey of the
capacity of the existing municipal parking area to
accommodate the proiected increase in usage due to the
introduction of the subject land' use.
An assessment of the potential ~raffic impacts of the
proposed use must accompany! the long environmental
assessment form. The appropriate mitigation measures
must be incorporated into th~ slite plan.
There shall be no counter serving outdoor traffic
via a drive-in, drive-through, drive-up, drive-by or
walk-up window or door.
Exterior signage shall conform i,n all respects to
the Sign Article of the Zoning Code and, further, may
not be lit from within.
Pg 4 - PH LL Formula Food F [aurants
Advertisements including trademark Iogos may.not be
affixed, painted or glued onto the windows of the
business or onto any exterior structures, including
waste disposal receptacles and flags.
The physical design, including color and use
of materials, of the establishment Shall be
compatible with and sensitive to the visual and
physical characteristics of other buildings public
spaces and uses in the particular location
Lt. Section 100-101(B)(9) is hereby amended to read as follows:
(9)
F~t-fo~l Take out restaurants, provided that
eating on the premises of the F~t~od- take out
restaurant shall be permitted only inside the structure or
in areas specifically designated and properly maintained
outside of the structure and where minimum lot size for a
freestanding structure is forty thousand (Lt0,000) square
feet.
5. Section 100-101(~B) (16) is hereby added to read as follows:
(16) Formula food restaurants located within a shopping center
in this zone, subject to the following requirements:
There must be sufficient parking as provided for by
the Parking and Loading area Article of the Zoning
Code and such parking area shall be available within
shopping center site to accommodate the use.
b. The operation of the establishment shall not create
traffic problems-
There shall be no counter serving outdoor traffic via
a drive-in, drive-through, drive-up, drive-by or
walk-up window or door.
Exterior signage shall conform in all respects to
the Sign Article of the Zoning Code and, further, may
not be lit from within.
Advertisements including trademark Iogos may not
be affixed, painted or glued onto the windows of the
business or onto any exterior structure including
waste disposal receptacles and flags.
The signage must conform to the existing color ,
theme and signage style of the shopping center.
The existing exterior architectural style of the
shopping center building may not be altered or
modified in any way to accommodate the proposed use.
P~ 5 - PH LL Formula Food ' staurants
The. use must be. located w~thin the shopping center's
main primary building complex, and may not be
located within a slngle freestanding structure within
t~he shoppin9 center site.
Section 100-191(A) (Off-street parking areas) is hereby amended
by changing the following to read as follows:
TYPE OF USE
REQUIRED NUMBER OF
SPACES
Restaurant, drive-in, curb service
take out or formul~ food
1 space per 2 seats or
I space per 50
square feet of gross
floor space, whichever
is greater
II. This Local Law shall take effect upon its filing with the Secretary
of State.
* Underscore represents additions
** Overstrike represents deletions
Copies of this Local Law are available in the Office of the Town Clerk to any
interested persons during business hours. Dated: March 22, 1994. Judith T.
Terry, Southold Town Clerk." I have affidavit that this was published in
The Suffolk Times, and in The Long Island Traveler-Watchman, and has been
posted on the Town Clerk's Bulletin Board out there. I have two items of
correspondence. April 19th, Judy Terry, Town Clerk's Office, Southold
Town Hall, Main Road, Southo|d, New York. Re: Formula Food Legislation.
Dear Mrs. Terry. The following report was adopted at a meeting of the
Southold Town Planning on Monday, April 18th, 1994. The Planning Board
has no objection to this law, but offers the following comments. Under the
definition of shopping center it is unclear if the 25,000 square feet of area
refers to the total area of a shopping center, or to the anchor tenant only.
In Section 100-91 (B){f)(11) Subsection a. the word adequate is redundant
and should be deleted. In section 100-91 (B)(f)(11) b, reference to the long
environmental assessment form should be deleted. Simply state that a traffic
assessment should be provided. In a more general vein the Planning Board
support of this Law stems from a continued belief, and the primacy of hamlet
business district. Conformity to allow fast foods outside of hamlet areas.
which is presently permitted, can only weaken this concept, and result in
commercial sprawl. We support this proposed legislation, because it will
result in a clearer, and clearer approaches to the hamlet center, account for
slower traffic, where it belongs in hamlet centers, and help maintain an open
Route 48 as the bypass. Please do not hesitate to contact this office, if
you have any questions regarding the above. Sincerely, Richard G. Ward,
Chairman of the Planning Board. I have another letter. March 29, 199~.
Town of Southold, Town Clerk. Pursuant to the requirements of Section
A14-14 to 23 of the Suffolk County Administrative the above referenced
application, which has been submitted to the Suffolk County Planning
Commission is considered to be a matter for local determination. A decision
of local determination should not be construed as either an approval or
disapproval. Very truly yours, Stephen M. Jones, Direction of Planning.
That's all of the correspondence we have.
Pg 6 - PH LL Formula Food' ;staurants
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: You've heard the
heard the text of the proposed legislation.
from the audience.
notice of the hearing. You've
We're p)eased to take comments
ANN LOWRY: My name is Ann Lowry. I'm speaking on behalf of the
North Fork Environmental Council. As you know the NFEC has been
concerned for a long time, years, and very active, and sometimes quite noisy
about this whole issue of the formula food restaurant in Southold Town. We
are pleased that this is being addressed. We wish that it were more
restrictive. We would like to have it have the wording such that the formula
food restaurant would be place only in the shopping centers. I think that
because there are so many people who really don't want these r~staurant.~
here at all, that the most restrictive that you can afford to be wilt be
most appreciated by the people. I want to say, also, that the NFEC does
appreciate, and respect very much the time and effort, that you have put
into thinking about this. It's a very thoughtful procedure. I know that.
but. I have to say that we would like it more restrictive. Thank you.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you. Any other persons, who would like to
address this?
LINDA FLETCHER: Linda Fletcher from New Suffolk. I'd like to concur in
the remarks, and recommendations that the North Fork Environmental Council
just made, and I, also, would like to see it more restrictive, and I would
like to just give you a copy of the Code as it pertains to fast food
restaurants in the Village of Fayetteville, New York, where they have
restricted it to one zone, so I think that, that is something that can be
done here, and I would also like to continue to remind you that we have a
village to the east of us, who has out and out banned them completely.
Thank you.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Any other comments from. the audience?
YVETTE MELLENDER: Yvette Mellender, and I llve in MattitucJ<. I'm
really sorry, that I wasn't able to read this before. I sort of have to get
into my head what was said. I appreciate all Linda said, and what Ann said,
s o that I can pick up on the fact that you are on the right track, even
though you may not be doing it exactly the way they think. I did want to
go through something, and it's a personal something, and I have to go on
record, and it' s about the particular spot. Am I out of place? I just want
to talk about the particular spot, where a fast food restaurant might be
going in. I'm not sure exactly, and I certainly trust our Town Board
tonight, than I did yesterday after hearing that you are listening to us.
I wrote something about it, and I would like to share this with you. Do
onto others. That's a phrase which comes to mind, when I think of Southold
Town. Do onto others. That's why you rarely hear the sound of a horn
blasting. It means that you let somebody with one or two items get before
you in the ASP. It's a special way of life, when people think of their
neighbors, when there's a wave or a neighborly greeting from all who pass
you by. The other night, Joe and I, took a walk. and we were walking on
the Old Main Road. That is the back of where the proposed formula food,
fast food. something that we don't want, is being planned, and I don't know
if you people look at the back of things, but there are two homes, one on
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either -sid~ of a fast food restaurant, that's being proposed, just
couldn't believe it. There were two homes, that people like you and own.
and next door to those houses in the middle is going a fast food restaurant.
right next to a private home. They are beautiful properties, and right smack
in the middle therets this terrible eyesore with it's..if it should ever come
in. with it's bright lights, and cooking smells, and traffic . and noises.
and I thought, which of you sitting here in the audience, and you our
elected officials, would want to be next door to this terrible thing that's
coming into our town? And I asked myself, what's happening to do unto
others, as you would want others to do unto you? With all the reasons, that
were mentioned at past meetings. I'm not going to go through them. and f or
not wanting a fast food restaurant next door to you. don't put one next door
to your neighbors.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you.
HARVEY BAGSHAW: Good evening. My name is Harvey Bagshaw. and
it's common knowledge, that nobody in this town wants, to see 'any golden
arches. We don't want any Spanish architecture with sombreros outlined in
neon lights. We don't want it to look like Centereach. but if an applicant
comes to this town. and wants to build a building, his architecture fits into
the surrounding area. and with the colonial style, what difference does
it make what the sign says on it? In other words, a couple of years ago.
when McDonald's wanted to come. we heard much rhetoric about garbage
removal, sewage, water, traffic, and so forth. But. across the street at
that time there was a two thousand square foot pizza place established, and
nobody asked any questions about that whatsoever, because that had a
private name. The sign was worded differently. You see all the mothers
come around and protest in the coming of McDonald's. but I don't see them
protesting the availability of marijuana at the eighth grade dance. Now. we
have kids carrying guns to school. I don[t see any mother protesting that.
That's an environmental issue, That's a sign of the decline of our qua!ity
of life. not .a sign that says McDonald's on it. I see a lot of senior
citizens here tonight to protest McDonald's. but I know a lot of senior
citizens in this town, who's retirement income is no longer adequate for them
to remain in this town. That's another environmental issue, that has to be
addressed and should be addressed tonight. It's an issue that shows the
decline of our quality of life. Another example of this quality of life; is
when you have a communist nation, who welcomes a fast food restaurant, but
it's not welcome in this town. That thought gets really scary. Thank you.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you. Harvey.
JOHANNA NORTHAM: My name is Johanna Northam. the town of
Southold, Before I say anything I'd like to..resolution 39, resolved that
the Town Board approves the SEQRA determination on formula food
ordinances?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: That technically is not part of the hearing, but
purposes of clarification, that simply is a procedural step to comply with
the State Environmental Quality Review Act dealing with this issue. But, it
does not, if we do adopt it it does not confirm the Board moving ahead with
this thing. It is a step, but it is not the final step.
P.g 8 - PH LL Formula Food Res ,urant
JOHANNA NORTHAM: The reason I asked is. because in a memo to the
Town Board. the Planning members' on March 18th did refer to the SEQRA
in reviewing reference to the assessment form. because in the assessment
form. and it may be a little weak. but it's an issue. The assessment form
addresses the environmental impact on the character of the community. This
action will conflict with plans for the town. and possibly set a precedent
for more projects in the future. In one of my statements in the second
paragraph. I did say the people in the co.,.unity should be the final decision
makers. Some people, specifically I think it was Mr. Orlowski that felt
that way. that they should be the final decision makers. It's interesting
last week on television Senator Heaty from Vermont. I think it was Heaty.
Lahey, was on television, and they had done a researd, where a big
project was being planned in a small town in Vermont. and the people were
against it. and the woman that did the research found out that where big
corporation comes into town, the small businesses suffer. You must
understand that these fast food restaurants revenue goes out of our town.
The local pizzas, dells, that money goes back into the community. Thank
KENYON TUTHILL: My name is Kenyon Tuthill. I live in Mattituck, and
lid like to congratulate you. I think you've come up with a viable
ordinance, and as Ion9 as my understanding is that these formula food
restaurants would restricted. I can't read the law. so I have to get it from
what I heard, but we see a lot of these strip mails, and my understanding is
that it would be restricted to hamlet centers, and shoppin9 centers?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: That's right. With Special Exception status in both
cases, which means that the Town can require quite a number of conditions
in both cases.
KENYON TUTHILL: My only objection would be the restricting, the
regulations that prohibit the use of interior lighting signs.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you. Yes, sir?
FRED JENS: Fred Jens. Mattituck. The law. you know. on formula food
restaurants, the way this is written you're basically picking on a brand name
restaurant, whichever the name is that would like to come in. Have you
given some thought to rewriting this through a situation where how long do
you believe it's going to be, before an independent local businessman will
open a fast food .restaurant. The need is here, and the way it reads right
now, it doesn't seem as though if I decided to do it, or some restaurant
owner decided to do, you're not going to stop him. I think this community is
too much against a national name. The way it's written right now, if I had
the money to take Burger King's location, everybody would be happy. It still
would be formula food. I think it's got to be changed. There will be jobs
created, and the economic impact is the same whether it's a local guy doing
it, it's the use of commercial property, that's going to create rubbish, It's
going to create traffic conditions, which you people claim it won't, I don't.
Nothing changes except the owner puts the money in a local bank, instead of
going to a national bank. The job is still there. The traffic is still a
problem. The garbage is still a problem. The way it is written right now,
any local individual in this town can do it.
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PATRICIA BLAKE: Patricia Blake, Peconic. I really 'don't think this is
realistic, so difficult about chain restaurants. I think that they somehow
manage to give value for the dollar, and when you travel you often fee~ very
comfortable going to them, because it's..a privately owned restaurant you'ce
never sure what you're going to find. Now, the local people to go to local
restaurants you know where to get what you buy. What you're paying for is
value, and everything else. But, for people, especially people with young
children, this is something that is familiar no matter where they come from,
and it's all over the country, and I have seen them beautifully done in
lovely communities, and I think this obstructionist attitude in Southold is
the cause of a lot of our lawsuits, and trouble that we make for ourselves.
Put restrictions on these things. Make them attractive, and clean, and
economically agreeable to the town, and everything, but don't bar them. This
business of being so totally obstructive is very wrong in my opinion.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you.
JOE SHESKA: Joe Sheska from Mattituck. and I guess I'd like to just
endorse what the lady said before, that there is a general feeling, if you
read the paper, that all the people in Southold are against the formula food
restaurants, and I don't think that's true. I think that there's a place.
There's a need. People do expect a certain quality, not necessarily
the best quality, but they, also, expect a certain price, and they, also,
expect a certain level of friendliness at these places, and traveling around
the countryside, and so forth, you know, places like Denny's, and
Friendly's, and so forth, are pretty acceptable kind of places to eat at,
and i see nothing wrong with those place being located in Southold Town.
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Thank you. Joe.
RONNIE WACKER: Ronnie Wacker from Cutchogue. I think that people
are not aware, that we are not opposed, that is those of us who say we want
fast food, or formula restaurants in shopping centers, where they are
controlled. We are not opposed to them. Right in Mattituck, in the shopping
center there, there's a Subway sandwich shop. Now, nobody is opposed to
that. It's been operating for a few years. What we're saying slmply is that
we want them to be in with other business establishments. Some years ago I
went up to..many years ago, I was still doing downhill skiing at the time,
and up in North Conway, it was a lovely simple New England town, and
then a few years, three or four years ago, this indicates the passage of
time, because I was no longer doing downhill skiing. I was cross-country
skiing, and the area had changed horrendously. There were fast food
restaurants all over, you know, not in controlled areas, and there were
outlet shops, and the traffic would grind to a halt frequently. It reminded
me of Riverhead. Now. you go down to Riverhead through Route 58, and
what do you see? These yellow and red screaming signs one asking for your
attention more than another. This is not what we want in Southold in my
mind. Yet we don't object to a place where somebody with young children
could go in, and get a quick meal for not too much money. I think it's
simply a matter of where they belong, and I think they belong in shopping
centers. I hope that's what you'll approve of. Thank you.
Pg 10 - PH LL Formula Food R' :aurants
FREDDIE WACHBERGER: Freddie Wachberger. Orient. I like the idea of
shopping center, too. as the place for these, and I think there's a real
difference between the idea of putting them in shopping center, and hamlet
centers. I agree with the idea of concentrating business in hamlet centers.
and supporting the hamlet centers. I don't know whether the inclusion of
formula food restaurants supports the hamlet centers. Shopping centers are
already a kind of a blot on the landscape. They are what they are. They
have nothing to do with traditional architecture, or with the appearance with
a traditional town. The hamlet centers have everything to do with the
appearance..the rustic nature, and historic aspect of the towns in Southold.
So, in shopping centers they make perfect sense, and thereLs parking, and
people gather there for movies, or other shopping, or whatever, and it's a
place where people, who are doing ether things, can also get a fast meal.
It's also a place where people driving through, and by the way I think that
travelers can also find good value, and clean menus at local p)aces. I donmt
think they have to depend on McDonald's for clean food. But, in shopping
centers they're perfectly acceptable, because they're no worse than anything
thet's there. In a historic town where part of the charm is to see the
combination of the old buildings in which the businesses are, and the
churches, and town halls, and centers, cemeteries as we have right out here.
We have this wonderfu) combination of architecture, and church, and
cemetery, and shops~ and we know that we get upset when the shop is put
in there, which really stands out like a sore thumb, doesn't conform, because
just one can spoil, you know, 2% of the architectural landscape can totally
transform it. So, I just donlt see putting them in hamlet centers, where the
hamlet center has a kind of architectural integrity. But, since the shopping
center has not architectural integrity. I mean it's the ideal place for them.
BARBARA RIPPLE: Barbara Ripple from Cutchogue. Maybe. I've just been
lucky, or fortunate but I don't see the problem of value, cleanliness, and
time. as a problem in any of our local restaurants. If I take my son to
McDonald's he eats four. or five hamburgers, It's very expensive for me. If
I take him to one of the local diners, he gets a nice big hamburger, and I
save money. I've never had to wait too tong. The food is clean. The people
are friendly, and I like the idea of my money goes to local people. As I
said. I've been lucky and fortunate, but I think our local restaurants have a
wide range, and I don't see the need for national chains to come in here, and
change our landscape, and our way of life,
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: Anymore comments, and observations to make to the
Board on the formula proposal7
LINDA FLETCHER: I have a question. What will be the SEQRA determination:
Do You know that now? Are you able to tell us?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: It's a Type I action.
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L1NDA FLETCHER: But what are going to determine?
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM: We have had an environmental assessment of the
proposal .
'LINDA FLETCHER: Would that be a negative or a positive?
COUNCILWOMAN OLIVA:
SUPERVISOR WICKHAM:
Negative.
I declare this hearing closed.
Judith T. Terry ~/
Southold Town Clerk
STATE OF NEW YOI~
)
UNTY OF SUFFOLK)
of Mattituck. in
' ,~.'~LIc NOTICE I~ HEREB'~ . ~,~ .
~. ~ ~.., .... sm&Co ~e~d~y s~m sa ~at he/she
t n ~ -.nd d~.,
~'~ el · · ...... ~ ~u · ~. ~uon ~gl(BgO(]l) is here- ~dem~ - · ~ ' '
~. ~:Li:O For. ula ~o0d by addcd~ ~d ~ fol,o,~: · . ~ ~t the No.ce of which
~:" ~O~CE Ic n.o ......... ., (l) ~ke-our ~d fo~uIa f~ onto ~he windows nf rh~ ~ copy, ~ been ~-
Jim~ a - n ~es}eH person~ ~ill-be
' This propo;ed
~? Re'ion to Formula Food Re~lau
{' BE IT ENACTED. b) me To~ n Board
g;,of theTown of Southold a~ f~iloa '
~.ae aooearar;ce kod offenna-,, man-
and ~ Mch i~ at ~ w~h the sceq!c :
~/rh suhu~)an communities where ~lr~on of the subjee[
2~v ~ I~at~ wir~n ~I~ tommee ~nd use '
'~ler~ Tins ordinance ~ill hmu iuch
~"lO~n.; Comurehen~,e Plan
~aaa)u~lv nro[~fina ~hmr uniabe lan!
' SPACES
available
~led~ to ar~'
Pet~0ns during hflsiri~ss
- J .'1. :Seciion 100-13 (Definiti0n~),of '
'-: the Code of thc: Town- of
Sotllhold is hereby amended as-
. ;'f~llow~ ~
] iRFe'sTAURANT -- Any p~-rais-
onto the window.q of~ the
5usinms Or oral:any extefi:
. f. TJae ~hwical design: ih-
~ ~06,~] cludim~ color and use 0[.
· ' - . ere food is '
:- · m. materials, Of the estab'
~' copamcreia[ly sold for on- ' : fi~ment shall he co~a~
~ ~i~s~ns~on to ~ffons
~ s~ ~Ics ~coun~.~ : b~ ~isfial a~d
[Z.' ~ ......... ~ .......... : physical
~ . ~.'7~ ....... ..- ......... r~Or ~avaeteHs~i~s ~fi 0
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,.'RESTAURANT. FORMULA
'~ 4~D ~ A re~a~nr bu~nes~
' · ...... ~ ;~ ......... h, ,.-.,, i
=~ of~ad and sem~ bu~.
s -~o of" ~ : :
~; ~k~on 100-9~ (A)fT} (~se -~ window or d~¢:
Regq~s) qr. ~he Code of th~ & Exte~oz aiana~ shall coil-
Town of Somhold is h~eby ' 'f6~ in
;q::,~ ~!]PUBLIC HEARING
Lt '..:; ? oN'LOCAL'LAW
~<PUBLIC' :NOTICE IS
HEREBY GfVEN.that there
has been~ presiented-rD' the
Town'Board:-6f the Town of I
Smtth~l&. Suffolk ::c0finty, I
'(ilVt:% thru fl~c Iowa
~1' the in,aa.of Southold ~ill
,old a pnhlk' hearing on thc
I,hlatl..Soulln)ld.. ~cw York,.
'on Ihe 3rd da~ pi'Mu.T. 1904. ·
!lo?~ Bo~rd o.' th~: 'lbwn of
'5;ou~ hold q ~' follow,:
~' ( .aper · Z* ' g '
Dhc Code of 'hc 'l'mrtn of
'.v';ou..hold i, he.'eb.~ amended
O'eflecf$ a standardized format:
Which. is evident in itd cor-
~ord with tlze rural scemc
}~haracte~' of the Town,:~ ~n- ,'
~luding th~ de~el°Pmknf of~
~he homier' on a ~cale tha~ is '
~./' !.'~e~[on. 100-!3 (D~fi~
0t' Southo[d is her~b~ amend-
m follows:
RESTAURANT
foo~l ·restaurants'
ca~ or out~
fdoois shall doe be considered
'II ""~'dfllllalll" for the Im, po:--
,ed of this chapter and shall ~
teemed to be drive-in or fast-
'nod 'r~_staurant.] : ~,
} 'RESTi~URANT, :: FOR-.r
h4ULA TDOD '2_
~s t~ra. nt o~s~
~ed menus, ingredients;/dod
pnWararion, decor t:r/t,rmd
'a'cadt. or untlbro'~
RI'SI\LRANI. [I)RIVF
N OR lAST I C'OD[ 'IAK/:
OL'?' .M,3 cqah.{iqi,ncm
other than. a formula food
resmuranL ~ :principal
~9_~qn~s ts the gale ot tood&
0!¢ .c_~n~mer hi O- rea~5.:-to-
~'onsnme state., usUahty ser',ed
m paper, plastic or other:
' *" -, ' - [$di~,posa/ container: tBr con-
,,.,,,.,,. ,,,ev
located whO;in qrtp eauancr- ii'e~tafl}ant building~
~ctal Zom,¢ ah)tit ma/or
~'t,' t/;~,..., /,ei,,,, /ocati,a ,~. .
I' tc~ ~ SHOPP~G CENTER
~'enn,h~. '1 h& ordb, unc,, viii '
glimil .wwh u.,t~ '!o the t~di- ~mess~ whwh have
~ 5. , ,, , f ' ,~egra~darrfltl&turalaadstte
~lo~n. 17~i.~ ord,'n~ncc t: i~.
~ eeld,, ,'idt dq, Goal~ and
Objectives .: of: thee: Town's
~o~nprehensive Plan to en-
doW'rang the, edo~omtc,vfta[it)
af 'thd tr~'diti°nal 'hamlet
:enters while Mmultaneofisly
;~upermarket or a department
Stor~e- 3f, encomfia}g&'~ a
}re'n/mum' of 2x, OO~ mua~e
,feet in'ar~a. ' -':" ;5
' ~: 2. Se~lo~ IO0-~'(A)(7j ~se
~egUI~iOns) of ~ Code of
}ne ~ow~. of Saith6i~
· ~ere~;:~m~ded {6~ t[ad~
~ff~rp.,e-to) tormula lood aha
~t~e out ~stamants.
3. Section I~-91(B)(F)(ll)
hereby a~ed to read as
YOll0ws:
(11). ~ke-out and formula
~foodr~tauranls subiectto the
~ .4dequate parking s~atF:
provided in :a~ordahcb
~ ~Zoad~ng:~ma ~mde
d, , ..',4 a [.~rl
~creme m osage due to the :m-
~Irodaclion o[the subject land
.~?~i~ ;my~ t~pac
,~&p~mm t~ rate,lam
'~ t,',, . d,,. 4.,'. .,',,,.'.' ~ h,, .~,}, ~'.
~conto~n mall. Pesp~.t~ ~o iir~
l~Slgn .4~ic~ Qf.:D~ Zo,ing'
,~Cod~ ~d fa~h~ may not be
e. Ndvertisentotts iitcladm~, ,
.~r~de~rk logos m~r not b~
~l)~d. painted or
cepl~l~ and
f. lhe physical desi~ in-
'~,clu'~ng' color ~d-use
~aterials. ' of the
~smblishmemk i~hail ge
[;palihlc MIh ~llC[
d. Section lO0-1~llBffg}
~e~v amended
d~stau?~nts l~rovided that[~
~ eating on the:premisEs of tile
~[fast food] take buL restaurant
i~hall be permitt~cLonly inside
{iti~e' struethre 'o'r t~e areas
~s~ee~lieal!y designated ~d
~roperly ~nt~ne~ o~tsMe
~f t~e struc~mev~"~re
~inimm lot size' fo~ ~' ~re~-
O~O~k, strudtuJr4 &. 'fo~y'
',thodsand 140.~)'i~u~e
' ~ Se.sion 100-101{Bill6} is
.hereby added to r~d as[
..fd~0ws:~
..;(16) Formu a' fo'o8-
?r~staurants located a, ittffn: aq
~rkiog'ai ~vMed for by the
~.SPark ing ~d ~odding are~. 4 r-
~sud~ parS'the ,~reo sh&l be
5~v~ilable~ ~ithin shopping.
e~nter' site to '~ccommodat~,
,<' b. ~5Thd opem~on: of- the
ges~bT~hm~ni ~haa no'i create
e. There shall be rid ~oumer
sen'i~ig batdoor traffic rio a
gdrii e-}a. drt re-lhro~eb~ drive-
{dip, ddvP: b)' or walk-ap win-
,dow or doo~
~. d. 4Extenor dmgnage shall
5~form~m all ~ec&. to. lhe
Sign'~Anzc~ Of ~he.Zomngr
",~ode a~ fuhheF may ~ot
dit from within. . .
;J.~_ Advortm~n~ng
rradema~ogof .~v ~not ~e
:g}~ited. pa~nte~ or'glued onto
:the windows of tire bttsines~ or
0~o ~y ~ertor structum m-
~ 'g. The ~tmg ~tenoC ar-
~tmet parking arced m hemoy
~'~nde~ ',.by cheung the
'_f~o~M~ t9 read as folio&s:
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
STATE OF NEW YORK
ss:
Patricia Wood, being duly sworn, says that she is the
Editor, of THE LONG ISL.-AND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN,
a pub,Ifc newspaper printed at Southold, in Suffolk County;
and tho[ the nbtiCe of which the annexed is a p[inted copy,
has 6een pubfiSh~a in i~id Lone islana Travele?-Watchman
once each week for .................... / .... weeks
successively commencing on the ........ ~..~- ./'..'~.'. - ....
day of.-.::~ ~ .... , 19.
Sworn to before me this ..................... day of
19
- ~ ~FYPE OF USE
Re'staumnt. drive-in,
vice take out or formula food
~.[or fast food].
~ REQUIRED NUMBER
~: OF SPACES
fi space per 2 seats or I space
~per 50 square feet of gross
'floor space, whichever is
greater·
~iaii. This Local Law shall
ke_'effeet upon its fili~g with
~the Secretary of State.
i. *_~talicrepresentsadditions.
**[Bra6ketsl represent
deletions_
Copies of this Local Law
- are available in the Office of
~:,the Town Clerk to any in-
~terested persons during
~husiness hours.
DATED: March 22, 1994
JUDITH T TERRY
SOUTHOLD TOWN CLERK
:'. 1X-4/21/94(4)
Notary Public
NOTARY PUSLiC, S~-'=-ta
Cc. mi~:~:; a E~pires