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MEMBERS
Robert ',,v/. Gillispict Jr., Cha~rmen
Robert Bergen
Herbert Rosenberg
Cherles OregonJs~ Jr.
Serge Doycn~ Jr.
Southold Town Board of Appeals
SOUTHOLD, L. I., N. Y.
Telephone S05-~6~0
$outhold Town Board of Appeals
July 16, 19~9
A regular meeting o£ the Southold Town Board of Appeals
was held Thursday, July 16, 19~9~ 7:30 P.M.~ at the Town Clerk's
Officer Main Road~ $outhold~ New York.
There were present: Messrs. Robert W. Gillispie~ Jr.~
Chairman~ and Herbert Rosenberg.
Absent: Messrs. Robert Bergen~ Charles Grigonis~ Jr.~
and Serge Doyen~ Jr.
Also present: Mr. Howard ~';. Terry~ Buildirg Inspector.
The Board discussed the revision o£ the"Action of the Zoning
Board of Appeals"~ and decided that Item 1. should read Special
Exception in lieu of Special Permit~ and all places where special
permit appeal~ to be changed to read special e~ception.
The matter of setback on lot No. 21, Map o£ Marion ~nor~
East Marion~ New York~ owned by Andrew Lemony was discussed.
Mr. Lemon wishes to set his house back 2~ ft. from the property
line. He feels if it is set further back it will obscure the
=ear view of the adjoining house. After considerable~cussion
the Board agreed that Mr. Lemon must set his house back approx-
imately 28 ft. in line with the existing house on the west.
$outhold To~m Board of Appeals
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July 16, 19~9
1~. Terry asked the Board,s ~inion on the following: ~.
Frank Manella owns property on the west side of Horton Lane to
the property of Mr. H. Jennings. The parcel where the Manella
dwelling ~ located' (on the corner) is in l~s. Manella's name
and has been since the purchase of the property. In 19~ Mr.
Mmnella leased~ with an option to purchaser the westerly portion
of land to 1~. M. Freeman. After two years~ possibly three, Mr.
Freeman sold ~ or assigned his lease to Coast Line Growers Coop.
who picked up the option to purchase and bought the parcel and
building under lease and option. This leaves Mr. Manella with a
lot of approximately 9~ feet frontage and ll7 ft. rear and approx-
imately 137 ft. depth, would it be possible to use this for a
building lot and secure a building permit or would a variance be
necessary first.
After considerable discussion it was the opinion of the Board
of Appeals that a variance would have to be secured before a ~eSi ....
d~Ce could be erected on the lot.
~M. Pan~oas~,father-in-law of ~M. William Rogner appeared before
the Board to learn their final opinion in the matter of selling the
former Mahlon Dickerson house at Bayview:Southold~ which is o~ned
by ~M. Rogner. Mr. Rogner has a buyer (the Christian Science Church)
and they propose to use the house as a home for retired people. At
the last meeting o~ the Board of Appeals St was decided that they
would consult the Town Attorney to determine what the law is in this
case. They then informed Mr. Pancoa~tthat it is not permissible to
use the premises as a multiple residence without securing a change
of zone.
Meeting adjourned at 8:~ P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
A??ROVED
Judith T. Boken
Secretary