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Be it enacted by the
Town Board
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Town
............................. of the
.......................... as follows:.
LOCA~ LAW NO. 12 -1998
A Local Law to Establish the Community Preservation Fund as
authorized by New York State Town Law section 64-e.
BE IT E~ACTED by the Town Board of the Town of $outhold as
follows:
The Southold-Town Code is hereby amended to add a new Chapter
thereto, to be Chapter 6, $outhold Community Preservation Fund,
/krticle 1 of said.'chapter to read as follows:
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DOS-~, (~-,. ~t) (1)
CHAPTER 6 ....
COP~K3NITY PRESERVATION FUND
ARTICLE I
Southold Cc~unity Preservation Fund
~6-1 Title. '
This chapter of the $outhold Town Code shall be known and may
be cited as the "Community Preservation Fund."
6-2 through 6-6. (Reserved)
6.7 FINDINGS:
The Town of Southold possesses a rich heritage of scenic,
historic and natural resources, which are vital to the Town's sense
of place and to its economic success as a community. The lands
which comprise these resources are rapidly being lost to
development, however, and the Town's special identity is in danger
of being damaged forever. In furtherance of its objective of
preserving the Town' s remaining natural, scenic, and historic
treasures, the Southold Town Board finds it necessary to establish
a dedicated fund for their conservation. Such fund is specifically
authorized under ~ 64-e of the New York Town Law and is necessary
to the enactment of a two percent (2%) real estate transfer tax,
which is also authorized bv Town Law § 64-e and Tax Law Article 31-
D and which the Town Board finds to be necessary to effectuate the
Town's community preservation goals.
6-8 through 6-11. (reserved)
~ 6-12 Purposes.
It is the purpose of this Chapter to establish and create the
Southold Community Preservation Fund for the purpose of Community
Preservation as that term is defined in Town Law section 64-e(1)(b)
and section 6-16 of this Chapter. Community Preservation includes
protecting and preserving open and undeveloped lands in the Town of
Southold, including wetlands, woodlands, agricultural lands,
shorelands, and the other natural resources of the Town; for the
purpose of protecting historic places and properties within the
Town; and for the purpose of providing the Town's v~sitors and
residents with outdoor recreational opportunities, all in
accordance with the provisions of § 64-e of the New York State Town
Law and as more fully set forth therein.
6-13 through 6-15. (reserved)
6-16. Definitions.
-
As used in this chapter, the followin~ words and terms shall
have the meanings indicated:
ADVISORY BOARD - shall mean the Southold Community
Presergation Fund Advisory Board to be established and created
by the Town Board pursuant to Town Law section 64-e (5).
COMMUNITY. PRESERVATION - shall mean preservation of community
character which shall involve one or more of the following
purposes:
A. Establishment of parks, nature preserves, or
recreational areas;
Preservation of open spa~e, including agricultural
lands;
Preservation of lands of exceptional scenic value;
Preservation of fresh and saltwater marshes
wetlands;
Preservation of aquifer recharge areas;
or other
Preservation of undeveloped beach lands, shorelands or
shoreline;
Establishment of wildlife refuges for the purpose of
maintaining native animal species diversity, including
the protection of habitat essential to the recovery of
rare, threatened, or endangered species;
Ho
Preservation of pine barrens consisting of such biota as
pitch pine and scrub oak;
I. Preservation of unique or threatened ecological areas;
Preservation of brooks or streams, rivers and river
areas in natural, free-flowing condition;
K. Preservation of foreSted land;
Preservation of p~3blic access to lands for public use
including stream rights and waterways;
Preservation of historic places and properties listed on
the New York State Register of Historic Places and/or
protected under a municipal or local historic
preservation ordinance or local law; and
Undertaking any of the aforementioned in furtherance of
the establishment of a greenbelt.
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION PROJECT PLAN - shall mean the Southold
Co~unity Preservation Project Plan to be adopted by the
Southold Town Board pursuant to Town Law § 64-e (6) which
shall be known as the Southold Community Preservation Project
Plan.
FUND - shall mean the Southold Co~nity Preservation Fund
established and created by this Chapter pursuant to Town Law §
64-e.
6'17 through 6-19. (reserved)
§ 6-20 Southold Community Preservation Ftmd established.
no
The Southold Community Preservation Fund is hereby
established as authorized by ~ 64-e of the New York Town
LaW.
Deposits into the fund may include revenues of the Town
from whatever source, and shall include, at a minimum,
all revenues from a real estate transfer tax imposed by
the Town pursuant to Article 31-D of the New York Tax
Law.
The fund shall also be authorized to accept gifts of any
such interests in land or of funds. Interest accrued by
monies deposited in the fund shall be credited to the
fund.
In no event shall monies deposited in the fund be
transferred into any other account.
Nothing contained in this chapter shall be construed to
prevent the financing in whole or in part, pursuant to
the New York Local Finance Law, of any acquisition
authorized pursuant to this chapter. Monies from the
fund may be utilized to repay any indebtedness or
obligations incurred pursuant to the Local Finance Law,
consistent with effectuating the purposes of this
chapter.
F. Since 1980 the Town of $outhold has incurred or
authorized bonded indebtedness in the amount of approximately
$11,000,000.00 (Eleven million dollars) for open space purposes.
The number of residents of the Town of Southold per the 1990 U.S.
Census was approximately 20,000. The Town Board hereby determines
and finds that the Town has incurred or authorized bonded
indebtedness since 1980 for open space purposes equal to or greater
than two hundred dollars per Town resident and thus the Town has
complied with the per resident financial commitment requirement set
forth in Town Law section 64-e (2).
6-21 through 6-23. (reserved)
6-24 Purposes of the fund.
A. The purposes of the fund shall be exclusively:
(1)
To implement the Southold Community Preservation
Project Plan for Community Preservation as required
by § 64-e (6) of the Town Law;
(1)
(2)
(3)
allows public use and ~njoyraent in a manner
compatible with the natural, scenic, historic, and
open space character of such lands or interests in
real property;
preserves the native biological diversity of such
lands or interests in real property;
With regard to lands as open space (as opposed to
lands acquired for active recreation use or public
water access, or improved lands acquired for
historic preservation reasons), improvements shall
be limited to those designed to enhance access for
passive use of such open space lands, such as
naEure trails, boardwalks, bicycle paths, and
peripheral parking areas, provided that such
improvements do not degrade the ecological value of
the land or threaten ~bsential wildlife habitat;
and
(4)
preserves cultural property, historic properties,
historic and cultural resources in a manner which
is consistent with accepted standards for historic
preservation.
The Town may enter into agreements with corporations
organized under the New York Not-For-Profit Corporation
Law and which engage in land trust activities, in order
to provide for the management of lands acquired pursuant
to this Chapter, including less than fee interests in
land. Any such agreements shall, however, provide that
such corporations shall keep the lands under management
accessible to the public unless such corporations shall
demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Town Board that
public access would be detrimental to the lands or to
any natural resources or features associated therewith.
6-33 through 6-35 (reserved)
6-36 Alienation of land aoquired using the fund.
ae
Rights or interests in real property which are acquired
with monies from the fund shall not be sold, leased,
exchanged, donated, or otherwise disposed of or used for
other than the purposes permitted by this chapter
without the express authority of an act of the State
Legislature, which legislature is required to provide
for the substitution of other lands having equal
environmental and fair market value and reasonably
equivalent usefulness and location to those to be
discontinued, sold, or disposed of, and such other
requirements as shall be approved by the legislature.
Bo
In addition to an act of the State Legislature, real
property acquired with monies from the fund shall not be
sold, leased, exchanged, donated, or otherwise disposed
le -
(2)
(3)
To acquire interests or rig~S in real property for
the preservation of ~omm~mity characte~ within the
Town, including the portion of any village therein,
in accordance with Said plan;
To establish a bank pursuant to a transfer of
development rights program consistent with § 261-a
of the Town Law, at the sole discretion of the Town
Board;
(4)
To provide a management and stewardship program for
such rights and interests acquired by the fund,
consistent with the provisions of this chapter and
in accordance with the Southold Community
Preservation Plan. ~
The acquisition of interests and rights in real property
under the fund shall be in~ cooperation with willing
sellers.
Ce
Not more than ten percent (10%) of the fund shall be
utilized for the management and stewardship program
provided for in paragraph A (4) of this section.
If the implementation of the Southold Community
Prese£vation Project Plan has been completed, and funds
are no longer required for the purposes set forth in
paragraph 6-24 (A) , any remaining monies in the fund
shall be applied to reduce any bonded indebtedness or
obligations incurred to effectuate the purposes set
forth in paragraph 6-24 (A).
6-25 through 6-27. (reserved)
6-28 AcquisitiOn of interests in property; public hearing and
other requirements.
ae
Bo
No interest(s) or right(s) in real property shall be
acquired pursuant to this Chapter until a public hearing
is held as required by ~ 247 of the New York General
Municipal Law. However, nothing herein shall prevent
the Town Board from entering into a conditional purchase
agreement before a public hearing is held.
Any resolution of the Town Board approving an
acquisition of land pursuant to this Chapter shall
include a finding that acquisition was the best
alternative for the protection of community character of
all reasonable alternatives available to the Town.
A. Land(s) or interest(s) in real property acquired
pursuant to this chapter shall be administered and
managed in a manner which:
- Id-
6-32 Management of lands aoquiredp~rsuant to chapter.
6-29 through 6-31 (reserved)
of ¢~'~'lsed for other than the p!~oses permitted by this
chapc~'r, except after complianc_.~with the alienation
procedures set forth in the Open Space - Preservation
Chapter of this Code, specifically Chapter 59.
This section shall not apply to the sale of development
rights by the Town acquired pursuant to this chapter,
where said sale is made by a central bank created by the
Town and pursuant to a transfer of development rights
program established by the Town pursuant to § 261-a of
the Town Law, provided however, that:
(1) The lands from which said development rights were
acquired shall remain preserved in perpetuity by a
permanent conservation easement or other instrument
that similarly preserves community character as
defined and set fort~b, in the definition of
"Community Preservation" in this Chapter; and
(2) That the proceeds from'~ any such sale shall be
deposited in the Southold Community Preservation
Fund.
6-37 through 6-38 (reserved)
6-39 SEVERABILITY:
If any clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or part of this
Article shall be adjudged by any court of competent jurisdiction to
be invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair, or invalidate
the remainder thereof, but shall be confined in its operation to
the clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or part thereof directly
involved in the controversy in which such judgment shall have been
rendered.
6-40 E~'~CTIVE DATE:
This Local Law shall take effect immediately upon filing with
the Secretary of State as provided by law.
Southold Town Clerk
August 25. 1998
-l f-
(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 legislative body only.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, desi~-nated as local law No ................ _1_2_ .................of 19--9--8._
of t. Lhe ~0~4( .~f)07own)(g~k~ of .... _S._o_.u.t._h._o_[_d.._ ............................................. . was duly passed by the
.... -I--°--w-'-n----°-O-a--r--q ......................... on __A.o_~$.t_25 19 .gJ], in accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
fiVame of Legidadve B~dy)
2. (Passage 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 ......
of the (County)(City)(Town)(Vlllage) of ............................................................... was duly passed by the
............................................... on .................. 19 ---, and was (approved)(not approved)(repassed after
(b'a. me of. Ltgidad~'e Bo~y)
disapproval) by the ................................................ and was deemed duly adopted on .............. 19 .... ,
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 (approvedXnot approved)(repassed after
(3lame o/Legislative
disapproval) by the ................................................. on ................... 19- .... Such local taw was submitted
(Etecd*~ Chief Executive Offw~r~)
to the people by reason of a (mandatory)(.permissive) referendum, and received the affirmative vote of a majority of
the qualified electors voting thereon at the (general)(specialXannual) election held on .................. 19---- , in
accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
4. (Subject to pet missive referendum and final adoption because no valid petition was Cried 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
[tVame of LegiMati,.e Body)
disapproval) by the .................................................. on .................. 19 .... Such local law was subject to
permissive referendum and no valid petition requesting such referendum was filed as of .................. 19----, in
accordance with the applicable provisions of law.
* 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 ora city or village, or
the supervisor 0fa 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 .............. -. .............................. haviag been submitted to referendum pursuant to the provisions of
section (36)(37) of the Municipal Home Rule 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 o£ the
Municipal Home Rule Law, and having received the affn'mative vote Bf a majority of the qualified electors of the cit-
ies of said county as a unit and a majoriqt 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 ia th~s 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 ia-
dicated in paragraph .....! ...... , above.
Clcr~ of t~ Cmmty legislative body, CitydrTo~ra or V;n~ge Cle~
or officer designated by local legislative body
Elizabeth A. Neville, Town Clerk
(Seal) Date: Auqust 2eL 1998
(Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or
other authorized attorney of locality.)
s~'°v ~'w ~= FO LK
COUNTY OF
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contain~ the correct text and that all proper proceedings
have been had or taken for the enactment of the local law ~xed hereto.
Gregory F. Ya'Eaboski, Town Attorney
Title
~Y of Southold
Town
Date: Affgust 2~, 1998
(3)
ALEXANDER F. TREADWELL
SECRETARY OF STATE
STATE Of NEW YOrK
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
ALBANY, NY 12231 -O001
1519
ELIZABETH A. NEVILLE
TOWN HALL
53095 MAIN ROAD
SOUTHOLD, NY 11971
September 10, 1998
RE: Town of Southo!d, Local Law 12, 1998, filed 08/28/98
The above referenced material was received and filed by this office as indicated.
law filing forms will be forwarded upon request.
Additional local
Sincerely,
Jaffice G. Durfee
Principal File Clerk
Bureau of State Records
(518) 474-2755
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PUBLIC HEARING
SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD
AUGUST 4, 1998
5:00 P.M.
ON THE PROPOSED "LOCAL LAW IN RELATION TO CREATING AND
ESTABLISHING A SOUTHOLD TOWN COMMUNITY PRESERVATION FUND".
Present:
Absent:
Supervisor Jean W. Cochran
Councilwoman Alice J. Hussie
Justice Louisa P. Evans
Councilman William D. Moore
Councilman Brian G. Murphy
Town Clerk Elizabeth A. Neville
Town Attorney Gregory F. Yakaboski
Councilman John M. Romanelli
SUPERVISOR COCHRAN: We have a public hearing on the 2% Land Bank
Bill. Councilman Murphy, a member of the Land Preservation Committee,
will read the public notice.
COUNCILMAN MURPHY: "Public Notice is hereby given that there has
presented to the Town Board of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New
York, on the 21st day of July, 1998, a Local Law entitled, "A Local Law in
Relation to Creating and Establishing a dedicated fund for the preservation
of open space within the Town of Southold (to be known as the "Southold
Community Preservation Fund), said Local Law to establish Article 6
("Community Preservation Fund") of the Southold Code. NOTICE IS
FURTHER CIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Southold will hold a
public bearing on the aforesaid Local Law at the Southold Town Hall,
53095 Main Road, Southold, New York, on the ~th day of August, 1998, at
5:06 P.M. at which time all interested persons will be heard.
This proposed "Local Law in Relation to Creating and Establishing a
Southold Town Community Preservation Fund", which reads as follows:
CHAPTER 6
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION FUND
ARTICLE I
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION FUND
pg 2 - PH
~6-1 Title.
This chapter of the So~thold Town Code shall be known and may
be cited as the "Community Preservation Fund."
6-2 through 6-6. (Reserved)
§ 6.7 FINDINGS:
The Town of Southold possesses a rich heritage of scenic,
historic and natural resources, which are vital to ~he Town's sense
of place and to its economic success as a resort community. The
lands which comprise these resources are rapidly being lost to
development, however, and the Town's special identity is in danger
of being damaaed -forever. In furtherance of its objective of
preserving the Town's remaining natural, scenic, and historic
treasures, the Southold Town Board finds it necessary to establish
a dedicated fund for their conservation. Such fund is specifically
authorized under ~ 64-e of the New York Town Law and is necessary
to the enactment of a two percent (2%) real' estate transfer tax,
Which is also authorized by Town Law ~ 64-e and Tax Law Article 31-
D and which the Town Board finds to be necessary to effectuate the
Town's community preservation goals.
6-8 through 6-11. _(reserved)
6-12 Purposes.
It is the purpose of this Chapter to establish and creage
Community Preservation Fund for the purpose of Community
Preservation as that term is defined in Town Law section 64-e(1)(b)
and section 6-16 of this Chapter.. Community Preservation includes
protecting and preserving open and undeveloped lands in the Town of
Southold, including wetlands, woodlands, agricultural lands,
shorelands, and the other natural resources of the Town; for the
purpose of protecting historic places and properties within the
Town; and for the purpose of providing the Town's visitors and
residents with outdoor recreational opportunities, all in
accordance with the provisions of $ 64-e of~he New York Town Law
and as more fully set forth therein.
6-13 through 6-15. (reserved)
pg 3 - PH
~ 6-16. Definitions.
As used in this chapter, the following words and terms shall
have the meanings indicated:
ADVISORY BOARD - shall mean the Town of Southold Community
Preservation Fund Advisory Board to be established and created
by the Town Board pursuant to Town Law section 64-e (5).
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION - shall mean preservation of community
character which shall involve one or more of the following:
A. Establishment of parks, nature preserves, or
recreational areas;
B. Preservation of open space, including agricultural
lands;
C. Preservation of lands of exceptional scenic value;
D. Preservation of fresh and saltwater marshes or other
wetlands;
E. Preservation of aquifer recharge areas;
F. Preservation of undeveloped beach lands, shorelands or
shoreline;..
G. Establishment of wildlife refuges for the purpose of
maintaining native animal-~pecies diversity, including
the protection of habitat essential to the recovery of
rare, threatened, or endangered species;
H. Preservation of pine barrens consisting of such bioEa as
pitch pine and scrub oak;
I. Preservation of unique or threatened ecological areas;
J. Preservation of brooks or streams, rivers and river
areas in natural, free-flowing condition;
K. Preservation of forested land;
L. Preservation of public access to lands for public use
including stream rights and waterways;
M. Preservation of historic places and properties listed on
the New York State Register of Historic Places and/or
protected under a municipal or local historic
preservation ordinance or local law; and
N. Undertaking any of the aforementioned in furtherance of
the establishment of a greenbelt.
pg It - PH ~
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION PROJECT PLAN - shall mean Community
Preservation Project Plan to be adopted by the Southold Town
Board pursuant to Town Law § 64-e (6) which shall be known as
the Town of Southold Co.mmgnity Preservation Project Plan.
FUND - shall mean the Community Preservation Fund established
and created by this chapter.
6-17 through 6-19. (reserved)
6-20
A.
C~L~unity Preservation Fund established.
The Community Preservation Fund is hereby established as
authorized by § 64-e of the New York Town Law.
Deposits into the fund may include revenues of the Town
from whatever source, and shall include the revenues
from a real estate transfer tax impQ~ed by the Town
pursuant ~o Article 31-D of the New York Tax Law.
The fund shall also be authorized to accept gifts of any
such interests in land or funds. Interest accrued by
monies deposited in the fund shall be credited to the
fund.
De
In no event shall monies deposited in the fund be
transferred into any other account.
Eo
Nothing contained in this chapter shall be construed to
prevent the financing in whole or in part, pursuant to
the New York Local Finance Law, of any acquisition
authorized pursuant to this chapter. Monies from the
fund may be utilized to repay any indebtedness or
obligations incurred pursuant to the Local Finance Law,
consistent with effectuating the purposes of this
chapter.
F. Since 1980 the Town of $outhold has incurred or
authorized bonded indebtedness in the amount of approximately
$11,000,000.00 (Eleven million dollars) for open space purposes.
The number of residents of the Town of Southold per the 1990 U.S.
Census was approximately 20,000. The Town Board hereby determines
and finds that the Town has incurred or authorized bonded
indebtedness since 1980 for open space purposes equal to or greater
than two hundred dollars per Town resident and th6s the Town has
· complied with the per resident financial commitment requirement set
forth in Town Law section 64-e (2).
pg 5 - PH
6-21 through 6-23. (reserVe)
6-24 Purposes of the fund.
A. The purposes of the fund shall be exclusively:
(1)
(2)
To implement the Town of Southold Commmunity
Preservation Project Plan for Community
Preservation as required by ~ 647e (6) of the Town
Law; .
To acquire interests or rights in real property for
the preservation of qommunity character within the
Town, including the portion of any village therein,
in accordance with said plan;
(3)
To establish a bank pursuant to a transfer of
development rights program consistent with § 261-a
of the Town Law, at the sole discretion of the Town
Board;
(4)
To provide a management and stewardship program for
such rights and interests acquired by the fund,
consistent with the provisions of this chapter and
in accordance with the Community Preservation
Plan.
The acquisition of interests and rights in real property
under the fund shall be in cooperation with willing
sellers.
Not more than ten percent (10%) of the fund shall be
utilized for the management and stewardship program
provided for in paragraph A (4) of this section.
If the implementation of the Community Preservation
Project Plan has been completed, and funds are no longer
required for the purposes set forth in subsection A
above, any remaining monies in the fund shall be applied
to reduce any bonded indebtedness or obligations
incurred to effectuate the purposes of subsection A.
6'25 through 6-27. (reserved)
pg 6 - PH
6-28 Aoquisition of interests in property,; %~ublic hearing and
other requirements.
No interest or right in real property shall be acquired
by the fund until a public hearing is held as required
by § 247 of the New York General. 'Municipal Law.
However, nothing herein shall prevenk -the Town Board
from entering into a conditional purchase agreement
before a public hearing is held.
Be
Any resolution of the Town Board approving an
acquisition of land pursuant to this Chapter shall
include a finding that acquisition was the best
alternative for the protection of community character of
all reasonable alternatives available to the Town.
§§ 6-29 through 6-31 (reserved)
6-32 Management of lands aoquiredpursuant to chapter.
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~ands or interests in real property acquired pursuant to
this chapter shall be administered and managed in a
manner which:
(1)
allows public use and enjoyment in a manner
compatible with the natural, scenic, historic, and
open space character of such lands or interests in
real property;
(2) preserves the native biological diversity of such
lands or interests in real property;
(3)
With regard to lands as open space (as opposed to
lands acquired for active recreation use or public
water access, or improved lands acquired for
historic preservation reasons), improvements shall
be limited to those designed to enhance access for
passive use o$ such open space lands, such as
nature traiis, boardwalks, bicycle paths, and
peripheral parking areas, provided that such
improvements do not degrade the ecological value of
the land or threaten essential wildlife habitat;
and
(4)
preserves historic properties, historic and
cultural resources in a manner which is consistent
with accepted standards for historic preservation.
pg 7 - PH
Bo
The Town may enter into agreements with corporations
organized under the New York Not-For-Profit Corporation
Law and which engage in land trust activities, in order
to provide for the .management lands acquired by the
fund, including less than fee interests in land. Any
such agre. ements shall, however, prgvide that such
corporati6ns shall keep the lands- Under management
accessible to the public unless such corporations shall
demonstrate to the satisfaction of the ToWn Board that
public access would be detrimental to the lands or to
any natural features associated therewith~
6-33 through 6-35 (reserved)
6-36 Alienation of land ac~tuiredusing the fund.
Rights or interests in real property which are acquired
with monies from the fund shall not be sold, leased,
exchanged, donated, or otherwise disposed of or used for
other than the purposes permitted by this chapter
without the express authority of an act of the State
Legislature, which legislature is required to provide
for the substitution of other lands having equal
environmental and fair market value and reasonably
equivalent usefulness and location to those to be
discontinued, sold, or disposed of, and such other
requirements as shall be approved by the legislature.
In addition to an act of the State Legislature, real
property acquired with monies from the fund shall not be
sold, leased, exchanged, donated, or otherwise disposed
of or used for other than the purposes permitted by this
chapter, except after compliance with the alienation
procedures which are set forth in Open Space
Preservation Chapter of this Code, specifically Chapter
59.
This section shalI ~ot apPly to the sale of development
rights by the Town acquired pursuant to this chapter,
where said sale is made by a central bank created by the
Town and pursuant to a transfer of development rights
program established by the Town pursuant to ~ 261-a of
the Town Law, provided however, that:
(1)
The lands from which said development rights were
acquired shall remain preserved in perpetuity by a
permanent conservation~ easement or other instrument
that similarly preserves community character as
pg 8 - PH
defined and set forth in the definition of
"Community Preservation" in this Chapter; and
(2) That. the proceeds from any such sale shall be
deposited in the Community Preservation Fund.
6-37 through 6-38 (reserved)
6-39 SEVERABILITY:
If any clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or part of this
Local Law shall be adjudged by any court of competent jurisdiction
to be invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair, or
invalidate the remainder thereof, but shall be confined in its
operation to the clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or part
thereof directly involved in the controversy in which such judgment
shall have been rendered.
6-40 EFFECTIVE DATE:
This Local Law shall take effect immediately upon filing with
the Secretary of State as provided.by law.
SUPERVISOR COCHRAN: Thank you. Is there anyone that would like to
speak either in opposition, or support of the Local Law for the creation of
the Community Preservation Fund? Would anyone llke to make a comment
either for, or against?
RAY HUNTINGTON: My name is Ray Huntington speaking for the Save
Open Space Now group. We certainly support this law. It is the law that
would permit us to go ahead on a voluntary program, that extends great
options for all of the members of our community to preserve farmland, and
open space, and our way of life. As such it is really a win, win type of
law, because it gives us opportunities to do the things we would like to do,
and we really do support it wholeheartedly. We would hope it that it would
be past.
SUPERVISOR COCHRAN: Thank you. Anyone else? Mr. Gold?
JOE GOLD: Joe Gold, Southold. I, too, strongly urge the Board to pass
this bill. This is a remarkable initiative because we know that everybody in
town is in favor of open space, because we have passed $2,000,000 bond
issues year after year, after year, and the landowners in this town have
raised $11,000,000 to pay for open space. This gives us another source of
funding, and a source that can be shared between existing property
owners, and people desirous of moving into the town. That is one of the
great benefit. The other great benefit is, the people who think this is a
pg 9 - PH
burden on the sale of a house ought to reminded that it is the beauty of
our open spaces that has increased our real estate values, and that if we
add open space to our existing inventory, those real estate values will only
continue to increase, so this, as Ray said, is truly a win, win, and I
really strongly support the Board to do so.
SUPERVISOR COCHRAN: Would anyone else like to address the Town
Board either in support or opposition? (No response) If not, I would like
to have a motion to recess the hearing until August 12th, when we go to
Fishers Island, and then we bring it back here on the 18th. I don~t want
to close it.
Moved by Councilman Murphy, seconded by Councilman Moore, it was
RESOLVED that a recess be called at this time, and to be reconvened at
the Fishers Island meeting on August 12, 1998, and at the Regular Town
Board meeting on August 18, 1998.
Vote of the Town Board: Ayes: Councilman Murphy, Councilman Moore,
Councilwoman Hussie, Supervisor Cochran.
This resolution was duly ADOPTED.
Ehzabeth A. Nevdle
Southold Town Clerk
.~O'l'l( ;I,'. 01: .~,l)()l)'l'lO~
pul~lk'.hct.'inf:, ~,'t% hukt hv
1.0~%1 {t);!'IX[ 0{' I}1C [t)~%J
"% I..O('%1 I ~%%'1~i'()~1~(~
Fill: (,'ONVEY %XCI. ()F
'll~ltl'.N'l'N I~ RILAI PI~OI'-
I'.RIY IN Till: I'()WN O1'
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I'I'EI') I~ 'l'llr~ ~ouI'IIOI,I)
'I'i(.)N Fl iNI) F()R, I'1 I1: I'[ iR-
I)()SU OF I)RI~SI.3~VIN(i
OPI;]N SPACI~ A'NI) HIS-
TOWN" alJlOlltJJll~ thc Codc or
thc 'l'o~n o[' Southold b)' add-
6 (Uommunity' Ih'L'scr%'atiun
oiTiJHcrcsls'in ~c~l propm'l~'in thc
iown. wiJh lJlo I'0¥OllllC~ thoro-
upon s~cc. ,si~[IJi]cunl ,nalu~l
arc~s.'und hbloric plac~,s witllhl
This I,,ocal [.t~w shall Iilko
provul ut lllc ~cflcral tluciio[i to
' }[y ol'lh~, qut, lJl]cd cJCClO]S of"lJlR
cci ~,-31.
%JOIltJ;IV [JlrouEh Friduv.
I'iY ()1~'1),1~1( OI7 I I I1~
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XI:W Y()RI<
I'()%~ N ("1 I~I(K
COU~TY OF SUFFOLK
STATE OF NEW YORK ss:
Patricia C. Lollot, being duly sworn, says'that
she is the Production Coordinator, of the TRAV-
ELER WATCHMAN, a public newspaper printed
at Southold, in Suffolk County; and that the n°-
tice of which the annexed is a printed copy,
has been published in said Traveler Watchman
once each week for
......................................... ./.. ........................... weeks
~uccessively, co m m~/~.~ o n ~h; j ~..~ ...........
Sworn to before ~~.. .............. day ~of
............................... ?..... !~....~....f..1."..~.. ,19..~
......... ............
Notary Public
BARBARA A. ~CHNEI.D~
NOTARY PUBUC, State of New York
No, 4806846
({ualified in Suffolk ColJlly ~
I.I'X ;AL .~O'I'ICI'~
· qq¢)'l'l(?l': OF' ·
I,I..'BI.IC IIE'AR'I~(: 0~'
... 'I..O(LM..I.A~.' '" ::
I~UBI:i(":: N()'I~I(3~ "'1~''~
B'( u~;'d ~).1' Iht':' I'0~% Jl pi' Somhold..
Lhc )l~t da~' ~)l' Juh' i*}9~, a'
I .o~d '1.'~ '~n'lhl~,d:';'A:
J .a~F.h) ]{cJ;Hh)J) Ih ('J'CaLJh~ and
J'or .1~]~*'~l~ro~cl'~ alion oJ' open '
~pa~'wilhhl Thu' i'o~Cn.61'.
~ 6-16. I)clinitihn~. ' ·
.%outhord (io 'h~.' blo~%u as ]fie ' As.usud':m"LIh~' .chapw~, thc
"% ,u hokl ('ommun[Lv I~f'es~'r~ fi- IblloLvifig'~ ord~al)d tcr~l~ shall
LJ( n I Lind.. ). ~a]d. . I.ocal.,,. I.a~. k hn~c (h~ hi~;mit~S.'i{idica{~f:
csLablih i ~ruclc (,.( .(?mnmz, . A'I)~'ISOI~Y'1~,~:~'1~1): ~hal'l
nil) I rc~cryalton I'LLI}d')AH.~I)c mmimt Ihc'T4~L~'n:ol'.Southold .
~(mlhold I'ox~n'('odcC'~.<~'~ .'. ?~')' Coml]lLJmlilv I'm'd~di;Vai'ion'l:undl'
ihaL Iht Im~ u Boa~l bi'die I o&&,,, lishcd mfd crcaicLlb~ 'kEc
o' Scut. hold will I'u:d~l it pb61ib"
I'Juarm~ oh Ih6 af~)r6~u d i.&al'.
I.a~ nl.Lhc SoLqhold :l'0¢vn
5]095 Main n)ad;'Sou{hold..
YorL on Lhe 4th day o~'
I~ ~ )g. nl ~:d0 [ ~ .M: ~;~' x~'hK:h~imb
all int~J'~%ted .p~r~(?n~ Will
Ilcm'd.
Ibis proposed "l:ocal la&( iff"
RcluLion lo Crcafin~ ~nd I:sL~th?
[ishin~ a SOLIthold Town (~)Jn-
nmuiLy I)re~er~ aLi'(m FLmd".
~% I'Jich reads a% Ibl
I.(X:AI. L.AW NO.'- I
BF rr EN:,~CTEI)
I~oaf'd of. the I own of Soulhold
'l"he Soulhold 'l'o~vn C(~dc
hc~by mnendud to add Chapter
6 Ihermo' and thc Ibllm~ in~ pro-
~ Kimls. IO be fimnd al C'llapLcr 6.
("ComnlLulity [)l'C~er~ aLi(m
I:und") of Lhe Town .Code al Ar-
dc'lc I ol'~id cJmplCl', said.pro-
vision5 Lo r6ad as Ibllows:..
CI I,.?'I'ER 6
COMM [ ~ ~ I'I'Y
PRESI:RVA I'[(')N I'U ~1)
ARTICI.E I
Commufiity PreservaLion
.Fund
~ 6-I.TiLIc
I'his'.cl',.'lj~ter of thc Southold pitch pirie bnc~'~i:ruh bilk':. .
Im~n.Cocle shall h~ knox~n and ' I. Prc~rvaliOn of unique or
max he cited as thc '?mlm0uitv. ' thl~aten~d..ecological a'rea~:
J)I'~SCI%'aLiOt1'f:LUld.' ' ' ' J. l?rbser~ution'of brooks or
~ 6.7 FI% DI NC~S~ ' nuLural. Ircc-Ilowin~ condilkm.
hJstoJ'ic arid nattlraJ,
%%llidl,:lrc \ ital to the 'l'bwn'5.
sense o1' ~Jhc~ and Id' its ceo-'
nomic SL,eCCSS US a',~si~n'mn-.
nmniLv..The, lands which c.om~ ·
prisd fhcS6'tcsourc'~s hcb:rapidl¢ ..'
~:cing Io,~L t0 dca'eloping'iL ho''~
<cr,"a d[.chf '('m~.n'..'. ~ )'~ial' '
idenLi[~ i~ iu.dan~e~ 6f h~in~ .".
dm'mi~d .Ib~ver. I~ I~r'Lhei'an~
of ils i~bjecLive or )~se~ ing I'h~: '
nic and hist(h'id~Lrgusu'rL,~: the
South61d 'l'own'l'~6ml Iinds. h '
necessary, lu e~t~hJi~h .'d dedi-.
CaLed I'u~d Ibr II~eii c0n~er~.a-.
Lion. ~ueh I~lnd i~ s~ecili~al'l~.
auLhori/ed under f6~z¢ df II~q.
~%~. York '1'o~ n I.m~ and is ncc-.
cbs'aD .LoJhc cna¢LlllOnL ol'a
K. Presefx:atioa or I'orc~tcd
. land: .' ' '
. E'."PA:~crx:ation o1' public:
tess to lands' Ibr phblic use ,in-
cludbg strums'fights and Water-
~a~'s;', .
M. P. rcser%aLion 'of hi'sr(yri~:
pklccs'tiiid:pr6 ~rtics' I stbd on'
the Nc~':'Yor[ Sthte'Rc~istc~ o1"
II is~oric: RIm'c'g and.'oq~oteclcd
. uudcY fi:m'unici~al or Iob;il his-.
took' prcser'~tion ordinbncL.'m'
Iocal'l~}~';'and . .' : ''
N.'i',~dem/khm' m'q'.of ~d'
tdbix'menti[~r~ed in~'UrLh~run'cc o1'
thd fi~lablisl)] e t.9, } g 'ce ~bc..
COMMUNI'I Y'
'I'IOS PR(')JI:CT PI.AN -~lmll
mCail Collununil~ Pl:CS'~l'~a~k)u
Project lihm m'bc~ldo ?lcd hv Ih}'.
S0~"l;oId 'i i~x~ n Board. i0i~ualil'.
tO 'lm~ n'lb~: ¢ ~i4-c (6) x~ c ~"..
shull be knm~ n .as..thc 'l'owu..bJ'
pcrcm'u (:2",,).rcal:eslale rails- ' SLzL]lh'old.(:'o])lmtnlil','l~'csc-~-
'1 own: Board finds m bc ncco~r Ii>hod mid created hx this chap-
sarv tn cl'lkclume thc 'l'qx~n's ter. ' "' '
c(,hmunily preservalion goals... ~'~ .6- 1'7 'lhrtJu~h' 6-Ig. (J'c-
~¢ 6-8 Ihrough. 6-11. (Fez .'~ervcd)
scr~ ed) . ~s ~-_0, ~ Ct~fiununilv I rcser~a-
~ 6-l~ Purposes. . titan Fired C~l~d, lJsh~rd .
h is thc purpose (}l'tliis Chap- A. rhc Community Ih'c~crva-
tot. lo establish, and create. Corn- lion Fdhd is hercbv~slabl/shed
munib' Ihx'sc~x'ation I'und Ibrihc ' tis authofi/ed by ~ 64-e of thc
puq)osc of Communily Preset- New York'los~n'Lm~.
B. r)el')Osils into thc .Ihrld
'incltldc :req.'clmes 'of thc
I?om ~ Ilii't6'~'er sou'me, ilnd shall '
inclu?e thc're~'e/iu6s Ii:om ff ~al ' .
estalc tft 1~ ~r It x nlposc( .kbv. ·
Lhc '~b~if1~t(mgtiaJYi,l~)',Srl.i61e ~,'12 '.
C. 'Fh~limd. ~hhll also hc,~id:" '
~uch jnte,'egL~ml ma3d.br Ibnd~. '
Inlorc~L.a~:crued by fi~0hics
)o~it~d ih'Lhe I'Lmd~hull
iled:'Lo tllu' I~ind.
dc ~o~iLcd .~n t.ll~x Jillld be ti:timid-
est'cd iiltd nnv tither a~'~L/il!.' ..
chapter .~li'~HI .b~'. ~pust~:~ed' 19'
pre~ 6n~ th~. I~nandhlg'.'in '.~
or ii1 ptirL 'lSfi'rsuqt~f.io
York I.ocal Einhnde law. or~m' '
~ cqidsi( bn uiitli~)~ i'd3 hL ~ ~iid~...
tbnd film' b~ tiiili~cd ti:~'re~i~
~d~' ~6d ~e~".r 'o ~ gaff ~. is'he . ..
carr~d'pdrsudht to ~hc Li~ca~ Fir '
nal~cc hl~, .Ct~llSiSt'Cl~l' ~' ith e. lt~q- :..
ch~lpl~J'. . · :,
St)ulhokt l~as incun~d J(~.r aulh~)- ."
.ri/ed' bonded indeblcdness in Ilie .
anlounl of.approxim~lelv
SI I,(}00,000.00 ([}~x'm~
J ion dollars).lbr open space pu
~)s0~ I'he ilunlbcr t)f'l'csidenls .
(q'dic 'lknx n ol'Soutl?ld per the
199(~ [;.S. { 'cnsas 5~ as approx
r I[~ y 20,000.' 'he'l owrl Bbard
hereby dmermines an[t finds Lhal.
ll~e Town has ihcun'ed orhutho- ·
riTed bonded indcbtcdnes~ sincb
1980 Ibr open spaCC'l~L{rposcs .
CqLlaJ lo.or gF~tl[Cl; Jhtln [~ O hun-
dmd dolhu'~ pcr'l'm~n r~d~nL '
alld thLl~ Ih~ 'ro~ n ha~.compficd
~Ohll[l~tnl~l~L I'CL.LI h'~i~Tl~ n L
(~.'
~ 6~1 through 6-~. (rc-
~r~ ~d) .'
' ~ 6-~ I)u~'~o~c'~ oJ:~hc tim& ..
,,~. 'rh~ I~urp()~d of th~ J'LJnd
~hull ~
~OLILhoI~ (:~onlnlurl[tv Pr~l'Va- ' ..
don Pn)i~ct I)hLn'lbr ~'omnlLinh:v ·
c (6) di'lh~ '1'o~ n I..aw; '
~?) '1'o acquh:~ ifiLer~L~ or
~l'~m~ a~Joh o~oUlillUfiiw ~har-
Jn~Jcc~)[~ancc,wJLh 8fdd pJan; '
(3) T(~'estt~btish ~ butik pm'sO- .
anl to a'lmnstkr'oJ'd~veh~pment
ri~lllS im)~ram.consislL'l~f with.
~ ~26 I-a olhhe Town I.mi ,.~11 the
sclc dis~}'etion oiVthe 'l~)wn'
B/)arcJ:
(4) '[o pmvid~ u mahag~rnerlt
and s~ex~urd~hip pro~rmn
q~ch ri~hLs and inlereslS'
quif~d.bv Ilic':fimd: 'consistm,
~ ith ihe i~rik i~sk)d~:oC:this
Let' ~nld' in a~cor~tance x~ ith Ih~
C(,mmLnl'itv P~es~rx ~iion Plnn. '
B: Thc a~qui~itimi or interests
and rights in'real pr/)pcr[y under
Lhc'liJnd shnll.bc in.c(x)p~raliod
~ ith.williug
C. ~i,I m~)rc ~h'ufi Lcn percenl
f 1'0%).of Lhe I~lrlc~ shMI he' uti-
Ii/ed .fin: 1.1~ nlarla~enl~ml, and .
~t~a~dship progranr im,~'id~d
Iht.in pamgrhph A (4).t)l'fllis
{ioo. '
D. If ~hc iml)lenl~nLmion ol'lhe
('om nlLm.i~y 'Pr'escrx inion
PJ'~ZjCCl Phm :has. bdcn
pitted, and ll,nds m'e no'h)n~er
J'CqLii~:~d fin' :tlic pLn'pbscs ~L
Ibl'(h hi ~L~b~C~lk)u..~'a{m% e. arb
rcnmining m~)uics in t'he 'fired
~hall hc upplied t/) reduce any
houdcd indcbledncss'o~ obli~- '
'lions' incurred Io efl~'cma~c thc
pUl'l~OS~ of'suhsectior~ &. '
~ 6-25 Lhr(m.gh 6-2~. trc-
sun
~ 6-~8 Acqui.siti&~ ol'inlcrests
in 'properly: p~blic hcarin~ and
other r~,qu h~lClllS.
,.V No intercsl 'or right in real
pr(~pi2rLv s huh:. bg: ac~.lUii'¢d .t/y
held a~rcquircd by ~.247 ol'the
Nc~' 5.o}'k '(i~nci'al Mui~ici
I .m(', ,I Ip(~c~ qr.';.~}kh h'iqg herein
pLJr'ch['is~' aE~:(~cm~i/l:: t~'dforc a
'..~..6732 'X.hme.cnifi'nt '61' I~mds
~hcl '. '. '.:"
(I') alh)ws i~Llblic"u~c'~ffld 'en-
o~% nlOnl iu a mahriq~ con.~ ~mihle
Jands or mlcrests in real prop-
.(~) )reserves t'he' nalive bio-
I(mimd dix:crsit~' o fsukh:lm~ds' or
in ~'¢b~s I~ reaJ
(3) Will'~ regard Lo.latlds
open spats (~is oRposed Lo hinds
acquired li)r adh~'
uso or public ~aler a~ccss..o.r
irnpro~ cd hinds a?quired litr his-
Ior[c prcsorlalJoll rgah(ins), ira-
' Lnlii~. hqardwalks, bicyoIc paLJls.
· and I~rJpJlm'al parkin~
pro~ i(.Jgd Ihal ~LI~J', [rnprdvgnl~'Um
(4) j)l~gl'VU~ hislo['ic prol)cr-
dard~ I~)r Jl[~LorJc. pr~ation.
B. 'rhu J'owrl ma~ clllcr Jnlo
a~I'OL'nlL'IILS with Ci)l'pbraLi~ms
orgalii/ed ul~d~'r tile Ne~.Y.ork
Not-For-I~ro. fil Corporatim'l
I..a~ aud which engage in land
i~LISt t/c[i.x /lies/ .in .qrder..to pro-
x d.c Ibr L lC nallag~.' Ic~
oct uircd b~:. thc llmd, includin'g
ess t mJ~ ~cc inleJ'eSls in hind.
/~n>'such u~rcmi'/eni'~ slmll, how-
ertl', prm kit thai such cof. l~ora-
Ii(ms shall keep [I)c hinds LJJ)der
managenlcnt, aeccssihlc io thc
public' u~lcss' such 'coiporations
shall dcnloustrat~ 'Io Lhc satis-
IhcLion :o1~ the 'l o~ ~1 Board Ihal.
public acccs~ ~OL(kl. 5e d6tri-
nlenl~l t(~ Iht ']ands or 1o ~JlV
naLurtil I'dhtLf~;~' associate~l
LherewiLh. '
] 6-36 Alib~ation 'o1' huld 'uc-
qujred u~in~ fl~e.lbnd.
A.. Ri~h~s oJ' imcreHs :in
propc[~y xk hiQi are ucqui~[I ~ ilh
nl(hlieS Ih)n1 the Iimd shall not
oF Lt~ed Ibr other dlafi thu
poses permil&'d hy Ihix 'chap-
tcr ~ ilh()Lll Iht ux ~'css mllJ'lor-
is[nlin:d, whicl~ lu~i~laLurc 'is
required Io imk'idc Ibr Iht ~uh-
~titution 61'other bnd~ ha~.ifig
L;(ILlaJ' Ull~ ironnlcnlnl dnd Ihir
c} ~fivt~lenl usclbhlds<tJ~l~ It.)ct[-
t~on. Lo lJlose to bc dna(')
ued,'~it, d 'o' d/~posed o/:
shall be bppi'd~ cd bv the
[~. In addhioh ~o an uct (.)l'Lhe
.~tulc I.e~islalur¢. ~al propcrL~
IbFtl'i a-
tioJ
~t
put 'h'di-6:F
I')Ur ::~.il:d~q.'~l-.
III
COILS
Ell~~ d~'li
Ih'cs~l'~ ~' ~()
lis D,\'i2r~2' ac~
in' '1~,r,~.5i21;,~ c~l
!:.br.
Llflib,'
arid · :.
(',J)' I'lml. I I~J".'i';r',)io~ls ~'om.
nn.x' su;,:h sale' st;;~ll' 'bd dc ~6.~-
ilcd'in .lhc"~.'6ihmL. mibl.'lh.c~crZ
~tlll~h~ I;ulld.. ·
~ (,-35 Ihl:oubh'6-38 (rc-
qCl'~ cd)' ?' ....
~.6-39 SI':.VI RABll
grdj*h.Y sccdoh2' or.
'[ .oebl I,ax~ .shalJ be. ad udgcd
till5. ~otU'l ~)1' co11~ pelCnl .lUl'i~-
dtction iq'be.:
itJtl~JlleJll slmll
:l~ai~;~. &;;.in~:alidalc.lh~ rL, maid-
del Iher~,ol; .l~ul ~hall
finc~: iii 'i~ :oi)c~adoh. n~ ~hc
~ecuon. o ~1~ "hcr¢o.I directly
involve;d .i~ thc..codlrovcr~
~ hich.shchjud~n~cnl shall.ha~:e
~ 6-40 IWI/ECTIVE DA'I E:"
ThN Local I.aw,hnll
I~ct. immediately., u~on. filin~L
~ i[h Ihe ~ccrchu'v:
m~/v'~dci'l I~~ hRv ' '
n~ailahle in the' ()t3~cc.of.fife
'l'o~:n Clerk Io uny iuter~ed
KI(12AI~{(~TI I A.f~FVI;I .l'.t~hi
SQ~ I'1 IO1.1).1
':' I X'-? .3(.) 98(.24.~)