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a Harriet McNamara Box 68 Fishers Island, NY 06390 To: Town of Southold, Board of Trustees l!; AUG 15 2006 L Re: Hawkins, Grace Burr Petition Public Hearing: August 23, 2006 Gn rd of Trustees Dear Board Members; I am writing to express my concerns regarding the site use of lot 71 on Peninsula Road, Fishers Island New York. For reference, the property is owned by Grace Burr Hawkins. I have three concerns with regard to building a house on this lot. • The lot is close to a large wetland area at the end of the cove. Darby Cove is a very protected area and full of wildlife that use these wetlands. Aren't these wetlands protected by D.E.0 regulations for a reason?Past experiences and science have established guidelines to protect fragile areas. Should they be ignored in this case? • The site plan calls for a house to be built around 35 feet from the water. This, I feel is much too close to the delicate shoreline. When I was growing up in the 1950's there was a road that followed the shoreline. Now the road is washed away as the high tide covers it right up to the embankment. Human activity does have an adverse effect on the shoreline. This is a small, fragile area. A much larger setback is required. • I also have concerns about installing a septic system in conflict with limits set by prior experience and research. Is there enough distance from the cove so that there will not be an impact on the cove ecosystem? We presently have only a five homes on the cove. Will this be the additional load that will break the proverbial "camel's back" and send the cove ecosystem into decline? My family and I have lived on the Peninsula and Darby Cove since the early 50's and enjoy this pristine environment. We value the wildlife that uses its wetlands. We expect that current federal, state, and town guidelines and rules will be followed. We are very much against a new building being erected so close the wetlands and the coastline. Sincerely, i Harriet McNamara Property owner Lots 67 & 68 Board of Trustees N Lc Town of Southold PO Box 1179 L AUG 2 1 2006 Southold,NY 11971 Southold Tovin Beard of 7rusiees — August 17, 2006 RE: Public Hearing 8/23/06 Darbies Cove, Fishers Island Residential Permit Petition Dear Board of Trustees, I am attaching a letter I had previously emailed to Lauren Standish. Due to a business trip I can't cancel I will not be able to attend this hearing and voice my objections in person. I hope the enclosed letter clarifies the detrimental environmental impact that a residential structure would have on lots 70-74. Sincerely, John Ahlgren Property Owner Lots 68-69,Peninsula Road,Fishers Island,NY 860-490-5760 enc. r : ti John Ahlgren _ Bo x 342 hers Island,NY 06390 s E C J.-._ k `FJil `I AUG 21 2006 If j Y To: Town of Southold, Board of Trustees �soaino'�usl. Eiozrr c�i ?rusteLs Re: Hawkins, Grace Burr Petition Public Hearing: August 23, 2006 Dear Board Members; I am writing to express my concerns regarding the site use of lots 71 and 72 on Peninsula Road,Fishers Island,New York. For reference,the property is owned by Grace Burr Hawkins. The lots in question are a wildlife refuge of the first quality. Osprey, owls, ducks, egrets, kingfisher, song birds and many small mammals make their home on this land amid the majestic stand of oak, ash, cherry and maple trees. In addition, it is an outstanding example of how the glaciers carved out the landscape on Fishers Island leaving moraines, boulders and ridges. I urge you to consider the applicable government regulations that oversee the construction of buildings on a unique wetland such as this. Additionally I appeal to you to reflect on the possible degradation of Darbies Cove due to the construction activities and the placement of a septic system on the property. The Town of Southold has a world class reputation as a place where protection of the environment is a priority, I ask that you to continue this legacy. I request that you visit this location before you make a decision. Hike through the woods and camp out overnight like I did as a boy. This location is an irreplaceable natural heritage of the island and should be left pristine for future generations to enjoy and appreciate. Thank you for the opportunity to state my opinion on this matter. cerely, ohn Ahlgren Property Owner, Lots 68 and 69,Peninsula Road,Fishers Island,NY. 860-490-5760 n I 1 r August 17, 2006 _ Town of Southold,Board of Trustees Re: Hawkins, Grace Burr Petition, r'f Lot 71 -74 Peninsula Rd. Fishers Island,NY �! I i AUG 2 1 2006 Public Hearing: August 23,2006 TSod',o;d iccp, Dear Board Members: I am writing to request you to consider leaving the above waterfront lots situated on Darbies Cove,Fishers Island in it's natural state. The escalating value of Island real estate has resulted in properties being considered as investment opportunities. Seasonal owners are renting their homes when not in use for long and short term rentals. This has the effect of increasing the overall seasonal population. The goal of the Fishers Island Growth flan outlined by the Fishers Island Civic Association is guiding development that adversely impacts the overall infrastructure and fragile environment of the island. Concerned stewards of the island are making a conscious effort to maintain a residential community with little or no seasonal tourism in order to protect the island's natural environment. Fishers Island consists of mainly summer residents with only a small year round population. Most of this nine mile long, half mile wide island is preserved in its natural state. In winter, Osprey nests are a more common sight then people. Protected bays and freshwater ponds make Fishers Island a favorite stop for migratory birds, seals inhabit the rock-lined beaches. Unlike the rest of Suffolk County Fishers Island is a haven for hikers. Construction would harm the rural nature of Peninsula Road. Lots 71 -74 are located on a dirt road with limited parking. Clearing of this property, construction vehicles and parking would impact this area. Building permits have been denied in the past for Peninsula Rd by the Town of Southold. Please visit this site to see the varied wildlife using Darbies Cove as their home and nesting place. Any additional boat dock construction at this site would impact the bird and marine life. I urge you to support the enforcement of existing laws which ensure protection of this unique island in Southold for generations to come. Sincerely, Karen Logri p o, Pensinula Rd. Fishers Island,NY 06390 Email: klogrippo@hotmail.com JL.4' Ald-� (W-Ma 01/6/Q i Southold 082306 include gutters and down spouts and hay bales between the 0 52 1 construction and the waterfront on all sides where there is waterfront. 2 MR. JUST: To put it around almost the whole property except to get through the driveway. 3 TRUSTEE BERGEN: Correct. To include the freshwater wetlands also. we want to make sure that's done. 4 MR. MCGREEVY: Also in consideration on your part by moving the cesspool out of our jurisdiction it has to be 5 concern the fresh water to move it that far over. TRUSTEE KING: I had measured where we located it and it 6 was 100 feet from either way. TRUSTEE BERGEN: Correct. 7 MR. JUST: Because it's getting squeezed in a little bit of a triangle there. 8 TRUSTEE BERGEN: The LWRP review found it inconsistent in that the structure setback is 48 feet from the wetlands and 9 there is a minimum of 100 called for in the code and I think, and, again, I'm talking about, I think we tried to address 10 inconsistency by moving the leaching pools, the septic system out of the, over 100 feet out so it s outside of our 11 jurisdiction. I don't know that it's possible to move the entire residence another 60 feet, so. 12 if there are no other comments from the board I make a motion to close the public hearing. 13 TRUSTEE KING: Second. TRUSTEE BERGEN: All in favor? 14 (ALL AYES.) I'll make a motion to approve the application of NOL, LLC 15 for a wetland Permit to construct a single-family dwelling with the condition that there is new surveys produced to show 16 the movement of the septic system to outside our jurisdiction, the addition of the accessory structures or buildings as 17 as-built, and then hay bales, staked hay bales around three sides of the property, as we discussed. And the new plan will 18 also show the buffer that you referred to that will be around all the waterfront, including the freshwater wetlands. 19 Do I have a second? TRUSTEE KING: Second. 20 TRUSTEE BERGEN: All in favor? (ALL AYES.) 21 Opposed? (NONE OPPOSED.) 22 TRUSTEE BERGEN: Thank you, very much. 23 TRUSTEE KING: Number 16, JMO Environmental consulting on behalf of Grace Burr Hawkins requests a wetland Permit to 24 construct a single-family dwelling, sanitary system, porch and walk and parking. Located: Peninsula Road, Fishers Island. 25 is there anyone here to speak to this application? MR. JUST: Once again Glenn Just. I just want to make a Page 48 Southold 082306 53 1 statement now. I realize the concerns of the CAC, the trustees and I just received yesterday a number of letters 2 that were faxed over by adjacentproperty owners. I asked the board to put this on hold for one month just 3 so we could explore alternative uses for the property, a little more than -- I just want to see what she could do with 4 the property and the concerns are valid that everyone has, for the most part. You know, I have no problems what they say. I 5 agree them. If we can put this on to September, no longer, and just 6 come back. TRUSTEE KING: Surprisingly, CAC recommended approval ; 7 recommends approval of the application, however they urge scrutiny to the location of the sanitary field. when I 8 measured, the furthest I could get the sanitary system away was 70 feet. 9 MR. JUST: It's a very, very small parcel . TRUSTEE KING: which is very, very troubling to me. The 10 whole, the piece of property is really -- that's a tough one. MR. JUST: Again, we want to look at some alternative use 11 of the property TRUSTEE KING: I think that's a good idea. I'll make a 12 motion we table the application. TRUSTEE DICKERSON: Second. 13 TRUSTEE KING: All in favor? (ALL AYES.) 14 MR. JUST: Thank you, very much. MR. MCGREEVY: On this, of the trustees, as I see it 15 there's been a mistake on this Hawkins. They mention the name Peter McGreevy. And the one before is also Peter. That's my 16 cousin's name. TRUSTEE KING: okay. I see. Moved by Peter McGreevy. 17 okay, we'll make a note of it. I just penciled this in. MR. JOHNSTON: Jim, before we go to this one, can I go 18 back to number 12 for a second and just, I want to make sure I understand, again, what we did. 19 Do I understand that there is an illegal dock there right now? 20 TRUSTEE KING: Evidentlyy MR. JOHNSTON: sorry, iliegal dock and float kind of 21 thing? TRUSTEE KING: Evidently. 22 MR. JOHNSTON: Is that what I understand? TRUSTEE KING: Yes. 23 MR. JOHNSTON: And are we asking him to come in and apply for that float? 24 TRUSTEE KING: Yes. MR. JOHNSTON: As an as-built? 25 TRUSTEE KING: Yes. MR. JOHNSTON: And then, if it's a float or a dock over 0 54 1 our lands there would also be the fees that we would normally Page 49 NEST a) 08 M6 6 a DO = POLE HARBOR 44-1 2 CO (D LS lJ L5 V E #472 s LOCKING CASTING loo 'a) TO GRADE PROPOSED GRADE u -rv- j 0 E a. q ............... ENOCAP TYPE BERT M. BURR •............ LING DEVICES SEP .19 2003_1 ELBERT old '-Southhold Town VACANT LAND .. ............. ............. .. ................ Board of Tru stceS MIN. 4' I \ I ....... .... .... INLET 44-5 CD .................... 2* MIN. ABOVE lu 0 00 ..... .... ........... OUTLET 2' MIN..jINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE CIO ............ .. ................. ITE MUNICIPAL WATER .. ................... ON SITE SEPTIC SYSTEM ...... ......... ------------� WAY MON. RIGHT OF .... ............... .... BAFFLE REQUIRED ..... ...6.. IF INLET PITCH EXCEEDS 44-6 ... . ....... .... t4 8S72_j!59* E . . ......\.....*.% 1/2- PER FOOT (O ri-1 . ......... rn Q co 8 12" OAK RON ........ . 0 3.w 2 4 /ROD APPROX. LOCATION TYPICAL DISTRIBUTION DO ai (Firvu. CHERRY NOT TO SCALE 44-IS C. EXISITNG 6" A ..... ....... Z4 ..... ...... WATER MAIN 7- V 44-14 0 rk, 1 0 s 29 (C) Ot #�4 L W 04 con KNOCKOUT INLET AND 6 ........ .... OUTLET OPENINGS el� " \ 2 AfH ...... lit 44-ta rte, \ I _AK RIBS` . INSIDE AK 0 44-29 ..... ............... :k Z ILI- 44-ig 8 C-\Dl\\\ 44-2 CHE Y ------- LOCATION MAP SCALE 1 =400' . . ...... ...... CA O'�#7� ....... ....... IRO 4kASPI, IRON ROD I R� PIPE CAST (PND.) (FND.) ON c 'Q� o\ .... :..\. DARBIES CONCRETE COVERS It PIPE cjA� COVE (PND.) ...... ...... PLAN TEST POLE DATA LIMITS OF TIDAL WETLANDS BY R. STROUSE PE,LS 10/01/02 / A °° \ \\K VERIFIED BY C. HAMILTON, NYSDEC COVER LOCKING CASTING GRADE JANUARY 29, 2007 IS USED TO TO GRADE 0"-12" TOPSOIL CHER ... ..... ...... . IF DROP 'T .. ..... FINISHED GRADE 120-36* SANDY SUBSOIL 3' X S' 011A. CHIMNEY 36"-14.' MEDIUM SAND- COARSE GRAINED SOILS. SAND AND SANDY ..... ........ DE I ..... DRY WELL FOR ROOF 4 x 4 12.6/12.6 ill A. WIAE MESH SOILS, CLEAN SAND (LITTLE OR NO F�/ ES)-SW 6 x 6 6/6 GA WIR MESH o" m n. 0 min. 6" MOIST SAND 0 14' (ELEVATION 15) PROMOS AND MAINTAIN P, 01, I*Ni�__i I ON )T BOTTOM OF LEACHING POOLS TO BE SET AT ELEVATION 11.0± A CXWNUIOUS LINE OF INLET 3* VENT----- 3. VENT OUTLET SILT FENCE BACKED W11714 SEPTIC SYSTEM BASED ON 3 BEDROOM RESIDENCE- (FND.) 0 HAY BALES. PLACE AS LIQUID LEVEL-- PROVIDE 1000 GAL. SEPTIC TANK VTM CONT1NUOUS HOT 1 DISTRIBUTION BOX "VACANT LAND" umrrs OF coNswax .5 6. .......... ASPHALT SEAL PROVIDI .. ...... ...... LINED W1111 C 4 PROVIDE' 2- 8' DIA X 6' LEACHING POOLS .. . ....... ....... 4 SCHEDULE #4 1/8- PVC 0 \ PROVIDE 10 FT. (MEAWtIED FROM INLET BAFFLE 60P GAS HAYBALES) NON-TURF BUFF DEFLECTOR moo,o\ 8. PLANT WffH NATIVE VEGETATION g - \ \ . .. ......... /I MAP R FERENC . ... 9% -ROGOSA AND BAYBERRY) 4% ........ (ROSA .5 4 FS 1.) PLAA OF PENINSULA AT FISHERS ISLAND OWNED BY CHARLES W. HEDGE Sc L CROSS SECTION FRANCES G. THORP; SCALE 50 FEET TO THE INCH; BY CHANDLER PALMER ENGRS.; NORWICH, CONN.; 1913 z �� \ C PROPOSED Al LIMITS OF CLEARING. cRouNo5 ...... DISTURBANCE. -1000 GALLON V) T�R 12' ............ CH Y .0 PER SECTION 100-230A ........... -2 COMPARTMENT IN z ................ Z............... FRONT YARD SETBACK 14.7' .......... < SEP W -TIC TAN ........... ........- CL (o W z 1.) THIS SURVEY WAS PREPARED FOR THE PARTIES AND PURPOSE INDICATED 16' PROVIDED NOT TO SCALE HEREON. ANY EXTENSION OF THE USE BEYOND THE PURPOSED AGREED TO PRCVIDE WATER SERVICE16 BETWEE14 THE CLIENT AND THE SURVEYOR EXCEEDS THE SCOPE OF THE ENGAGEMENT. .......... . ................ F- TO EXISTING So MAIN AS CL Lj Gi DETERMINED BY W ry Z Z Irl 2.) IT IS A VIOLATION OF THE STATE EDUCATION LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS ui < o F.I. WATER CO. \ 4- NIF C RRY ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR, TO ALTER AN Lin W V) ITEM IN ANY WAY. M KEITH H. AHLGREN SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE p ���8 / 3.) ONLY COPIES OF THIS SURVEY MARKED WITH THE LAND SURVEYOR'S Lli MUNICIPAL WATER SIGNATURE AND AN ORIGINAL EMBOSSED OR INK SEAL ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE LAND SURVEYOR. V) 0 r1 2 ON SITE SEPTIC SYSTEM rRON ti \ LL ROD\ ea /1000, < C) 4.) COORDINATE DISTANCES ARE MEASURED FROM U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC (FND.) SURVEY TRIANGULATION STATION "PROS" IRON \\ EXISTING . ; I PIPE EXISTING /� 5.) SITE IS IN THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TAX MAP 1000, RESIDENCE RESIDENCEi : IRON P F OWDE BOLILIDER /000, t i , SECTION 010, BLOCK 4, LOT 10. N 1965 ROD .67 WALL 2*--V H0i 1: 00, (FND.) PLM E 883.50 6.) TOTAL AREA = 0.40± ACRES. _ 0 7.) SITE IS LOCATED IN R-40 ZONE. 5--0" SHED 00" 8.) APPLICANT: GRACE BURR HAWKINS EXISTING' '; . 4389 NW 50TH DRIVE #103 RESIDENCE* ! : EXISTING DIRT P"D GAJNESVILLE. FL 32606 LOCATED TO BE LOCATED TO 0 r_1 El V) 0 tn V) ED 97' #0 03 (352) 367-4271 1 : , - 3: x a: TO THE EXISTING RIGHT Or SOUTH OF WAY AS NECESSARY ED F-I 0 C14 9.) SITE IS SERVICED BY MUNICIPAL WATER AND ON SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL x cj� 000 SUBJECT PROPERTY -1 .SHED rL 100000000 DDD r SYSTEM. z z Li _1 00 z 0 0 V) 00 0 r \ , f \ 00 0 0 ED 00 0 \ \ \ / j 10.) BASE FOR LEVELS: NGVD 1929. 00 ED E3 C3 00 to z -1 011 L'i ' \ 88 HHED 00 11.) AREA OF UPLANDS- 16,340 SQ. FT. 0 0 V) \\ i : \\ �, 0 El 17-1= 1__1 00 IMPERVIOUS AREA PROPOSED 920 SQ. FT. 0 0 E 3 LED I 1 00 0 0 PERCENT OF LOT COVERAGE PROPOSED- 5.6% cn (A V) 0 a z C) \17.7' FRONT L W W 9 z YARD SETBACK 6'-6- Ln V) L_ Is 1EQ= �1> 00 rj > < -�: . LEACHING POOL DETAIL W 00 co FF FIRST FLOOR 0 0 NOT TO SCALE Ix 0 0 ROOF LEADER ELEV ELEVATION pRopOSED RESIDENCE cn r- 0 roi SF SQUARE FEET a"M WYE - 20 - EXISTING CONTOURS OVERFLOW z K) PROPOSED CONTOURS G*Pvc CUT TO LENGTH MIN. a"SOIL COVER (2)-2"x2"X3' STAKES VIER W FILTER FILTER PROPOSED STONE RETAINING WALL BLOCKS AND CATCH RIC EACH BALE FABRIC 2525-F)OR EOVAL -ry y EXISTING TREELINE rIL1M FABRIC POST TO GRADE FABRIC SETBACK LINE a a a 13 0 (n 0 a 40D _ r I - I or PROPOSED HAYBALE/SILT FENCE v . 00 000 COMPACTED 04 6 04 it I W��. PROPOSED LIMITS OF CLEARING 00 00 a*SDR 35 PVC BACKFILL SLOPE AS REQUIRM EXISTING Lo Lo % 0 RESIDENCE I'STONE OR 0 f ANGLE 10* UP SLOPE INVERT ELEVATION (N I lc� 04 LOCATED 208'± SCREENED GRAVEL FOR STABILITY AND -SILT FENCE BACKEDI I TO THE SELF CLEANING 0 a, 1. BY BARRIER - -THS TEST HOLE 0 0 z UJI SOUTH OF STORMWATER - Lj z I SUBJECT PROPERTY DfMNELL DETAIL NOT TO SCALE z �lc NOT TO SCALE Q 0 (A L'i 0 Ld 12� 0 Ld Of 0 a- M LL_ DATE: 1/17/2006 I AM FAMILIAR WITH THE STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL AND CONSTRUCTION OF SUBSURFACE SEWAGE • DRAINAGE CALCUL00N DISPOSAL SYSTEMS FOR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE SCALE. 1 20' 11.7' FRONT YARD SETBACK 5 AND WILL ABIDE BY THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH ROOF AREA = 800 SF THEREIN AND ON THE PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT. QUALITY CONTROL CERTIFICATION REQUIRED 800 X 2/12 133.3 CF GROUP REVIEWED JDAT� 133.3 CF 50.27 CF/VF 2.65 VF PROJECT MANAGER �,,-c, USE ONE(1) 8'0 X 3' DEEP DRY WELL. APPLICANT 20 10 0 20 SHEET SURVEY ENVIRONMENTAL 1 OF 1 GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET CIVIL STRUCTURAL FRI :kt? CTURAL r l�✓ 1 N E N ;1 r? HARBOR BV N N 44-1 R 2r_o co op 1 C LOCKING CASTING • C7 � Cr a c TO GRADE PROPOSED GRADE (ll 1 r y; } � �� E: ENDCAP TYPE LEVELING DEVICES MIN, 4' 44-5 W INLET 2" MIN. ABOVE Co OUTLET INVERT 2" MIN. '— C/1 T—I ry O c, �— C13 v P POLE ..••••.•.•••• •.•• IF INLET PITCH EXCEEDS (� 44-6 BAFFLE REQUIRED s�'�j' F O rr•! U c� #472 ,1H I I 1/2" PER FOOT U ?� I `n \ TYPICAL DISTRIBUTION BOX NIF ►� 'Q, �° o a, I 1 NOT TO SCALE 44-15 r�, t ` ELBERT M. BURR - F.{.� m I1 VACANT LAND .. yr'A 44-14............ C �") m m 44-17 d' I \ :.'.. Q KNOCKOUT INLET AND Iris .... ............. l.') 1'� t �_ -- ` OUTLET OPENINGS I 44-16 MON. WAY _. c—� fey, R. LG HT F :':':':'. :':': �' �� RIBS INSIDE ILII N 83.26'59" E ... .............' 44-ia / IRON 88.00' 12" OAK :.:..\'. C o o vy _ 1. ROD 1 \ �... ..'w�.'.. .'. 1 I + N '+ / 44-19 44- 1§7 / (PAID.) I �CHEIIiRY ; ` �, �,� � (' � V �, � ... .: `.. •1 � � n_400' LOCATION MAP SCALE rill . CAST J � ..... i........ ... .. ' CONCRETE COVERS �741 O I} ICJER Y .... }:...'.'..'.�:... PLAN �, 5 f, • 1 F 1Ab `: TEST HO _ DATA c �� ......�'.-.•••... BY R. STROUSE PE,LS 10/01/02 a ' �1.� 1 \ J"<< COVER LOCKING CASTING ( o \ TO GRADE TO GRADE . , 0"-12" TOPSOIL w �✓° = 1 IF DROP T O� \ L , \ \�\ \•' IS USED FINISHED GRADE 12 36' SANDY SUBSOIL r 4 i ✓ r, CHIMNEY 36"-14' SAND / L \ ...._ 4 x 4 12.6/12.6 A. WI E MESH 1 0' 1 " ` 8' C D \ �'.... mi H2O 6 6/6 G WIR MESH \ w \ x MOIST SAND 0 14' � o \ min. m� 6 _ ✓ � � � \ SEPTIC SYSTEM BASED ON 3 BEDROOM RESIDENCE- fRON / PIPE ROD , '1 \ INLET 3" VENT 3"3" VENT—� OUTLET PROVIDE 1000 GAL. SEPTIC TANK / (FND.) I o \ \ \ ' - �. PROVIDE 1 DISTRIBUTION BOX (PAID,) IRON 1 1 c \ \ \-'' '-\-....�. DARBI ES = LIQUID LEVEL , L \ _ } i a ouTLEr � PROVIDE 2 8' DIA X 6 LEACHING POOLS PIPE \ I ` Y�\ COVE o CONTINUOUS HOT BAFFLE (FND.) I `� \ \ \.'..'..'. '.'..'.'.'.' I ASPHALT SEAL LINED WITHLo 4' SCHEDULE v \ ` �\ : INLET BAFFLE 60' 160' GAS / 1 , TRP. e} 4 ASH .1 DEFLECTOR MAP REFERENCES 16` 6" \'•'• LIMITS OF TIDAL 1.) PLAN OF PENINSULA AT FISHERS ISLAND OWNED BY CHARLES W. HEDGE & ° 1 CHERfFY WETLANDS TO BE 0 5,_3" " FRANCES G, THORP; SCALE 50 FEET TO THE INCH; BY CHANDLER & PALMER \ �. .. .. . J � '. .'.' .... VERIFIED BY NYSDEC .-�, . 4 3 ENGRS.; NORWICH, CONN.; 1913 U) \ CROSS SECTION Z \\ ' '''.'' PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN 0 \/ \ 17. / 7Z° ° 2 \ \ \ \ \ �'. '.'.'.'.'.' '............. SILT FENCE CONTINUOUS WfTH E OF NOTES Y , N ° `°� �\ �\\ :.. :.. ;..:.._.... HAY Baas. PLACE As 1000 GALLON Z o R D �( °° \ \ UMITS OF CONSTRUCTION 2 COMPARTMENT 1.) THIS SURVEY WAS PREPARED FOR THE PARTIES AND PURPOSE INDICATED Z >- NSF (FN ) � A ' """"'""'�� SEPTIC TANK HEREON. ANY EXTENSION OF THE USE BEYOND THE PURPOSED AGREED TO Q w \ � BETWEEN THE CLIENT AND THE SURVEYOR EXCEEDS THE SCOPE OF THE n 'S VACANT LAND \ \ ° .. •.'-..-.... ti = w �1 • \ 6 \ NOT TO SCALE ENGAGEM:'�1T. U 1 .5 \\ \ :: \.'........'. t� ,-.;_. O'..... 2.) IT IS A VIOLATION OF THE STATE EDUCATION LAW FOR 'ANY PERSON, UNLESS _ ,. `� �\\ \ ::,.. c \• Lu ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR, TO ALTER AN W Q z QZ $.0 1 5 x w Z Z o, o U:;: : Gti ITEM IN ANY WAY. a \` o\ t ( :. '.'.......:::. 24,E (/) w V) -1 TA Y ` ` 3.) ONLY COPIES OF THIS SURVEY MARKED WITH THE LAND SURVEYORS [�] r�HOLE r<., .< G.'•'-'•' 6" SIGNATURE AND AN ORIGINAL EMBOSSED OR INK SEAL ARE THE PRODUCT OF O- " " ��� • ... • \ THE LANE! SURVEYOR. o O ��� \. .....�. .•.a..�.. t•., w LliIF,- . ...... '...'.'.'..'.'.....'.'.'.'...'. ❑ ❑ 0 C3 o a ❑ ❑ 4. COORDINATE DISTANCES ARE MEASURED FROM U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC (10 cn ❑ ❑ 0 0 C3 n o ❑ ❑ 4 DIA, KNOCKOUTS SURVEY TRIANGULATION TI LL \.... ...... STATION PROS Q O 5.) SITE. iS IN THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TAX MAP 1000 o ❑ o r7 0 0 0 ❑ ❑ r \ PARKING < �� < SECTION 010, BLOCK 4, LOT 10. CD \ 4:;:::: :;.;4 4" MAL o ..:.: ❑ ❑ o 0 0 o a ❑ ❑ AREA \ '_�.��;. ?�. ;:.. ' `... � `�^•�.;�:.••: O�'• •- � PROVIDE WATER SERVICE \ " �-�J " 6.) TOTAL-AREA = 0.40f ACRES. TO EXISTING MAIN AS w"r 1 a" 2\� �L u �:""._.' 4" DETERMINED BY �, \� E �lP1x C ERY p0 8 -0 DIA...." : . - -.' ' - F.I. WATER CO. \ \ \ \ Z 7.) SITE IS LOCATED INR 40 ZONE. 8.) APPLICANT: GRACE BURR HAWKINS < <° 4389 NW 50TH DRIVE #103 \ w _ GAINESVILLE FL 32606 NSF s• . ::: (352) 367-4271 Nl KEITH H. AHLGREN moo y \ 2 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE EXPECTED HIGH tGROUND WATER 9.) SITE IS SERVICED BY MUNICIPAL WATER AND ON SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL m ROD %A. '�,� MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM. (PAID.) \o,m ON SITE SEPTIC SYSTEM IRON o LEACHING POOL 10.) BASE FOR LEVELS: NGVD 1929. � (PPIPEAID.) �� \ CROSS -SECTION o \ R \ N 1965567 IR N NOT TO SCALE ZO ! E 883.60 " \\ 1.ESiENB w EXISTING DIRT ROAD \ FF FIRST FLOOR \ \ \ TO BE LOCATED TO \ ELEV ELEVATION \ \ \ EXISTING RIGHT OF (2)-2"x2"X3' STAKES a WAY AS NECESSARY '\ FILTER EACH BALE FILTER \ \ \ FABRIC FABRIC — SF SQUARE FEET \ POST —XXX— — EXISTING CONTOURS p z XXX PROPOSED CONTOURS COMPACTED / PROPOSED STONE RETAINING WALL BACKFILL EXISTING TREELINE Q ANGLE 10' UP SLOPE ►- ! , FOR STABILITY AND SILT FENCE - BACKED BUILDING SETBACK LINE SELF CLEANING BY HAYBALE BARRIER •. . . , a 6 PROPOSED HAYBALE/SILT FENCE p NOT TO SCALE N o PROPOSED LIMITS OF CLEARING � cxx INVERT ELEVATION co vi N I i TN# TEST HOLE oz o I W z z ti c� O O cn "<<t 0- m a o DATE: 1 /17/2006 I AM FAMILIAR WITH THE STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL �;,�� _ L ��I� AND CONSTRUCTION OF SUBSURFACE SEWAGE SCALE: 1 " = 20' DISPOSAL SYSTEMS FOR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE QUALITY CONTROL CERTIFICATION AND WILL ABIDE BY THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH GROUP REVIEWED DATE THEREIN AND ON THE PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT. PROJECT MANAGER l / SURVEY �. ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICANT 20 10 0 20 SHEET MMMMUNMEW CIVIL GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET 1 OF 1 /0 STRUCTURAL ARCHITECTURAL FILE J n Coastal Assessment Report Site Observations for the Hawkins Property on Peninsula Road Fishers Island, New York DECEo � � r Prepared for: JUL 22 Ms. Grace Burr Hawkins and Ms. Patricia C. Moore,Esq. 51020 Route 25 Southold Town Southold, NY 11971 Board of Trustees Fishers Island Sound Vast Harbor West Harbor 'JOHawkins BlockSound AX EelProperty Har /1 Miles 0 025 05 1 Prepared by: Applied Coastal Research and Engineering,Inc. 766 Falmouth Road,Suite A-1 Mashpee, MA 02649 50$-539-3737 March 5, 2009 it _ Table of Contents Introduction..................................................................................................................................................1 PhysicalSetting.............................................................................................................................................1 SiteAssessment............................................................................................................................................2 + Regulatory Considerations............................................................................................................................7 Coastal Erosion Hazard Regulations .............................................................................................................7 TidalWetland Regulations............................................................................................................................8 Final Observations 10 References ..................................................................................................................................................10 Appendix A: Site Assessment Photography for January 9, 2009...............................................................A1 List of Figures Figure 1. Regional map showing Fishers Island in relation to Long Island and Connecticut.......................1 Figure 2. Topographic map of western Fishers Island, including West Harbor and Darby Cove. Location of the Hawkins property is outlined in red.....................................................................3 Figure 3. Wind speed and direction from NOAA Station8461490 for January 9, 2009...............................3 Figure 4. Hawkins property site plan. Red line marks location of Figure 9 profile. 4 Figure 5. Overlay of Hawkins Property site plan on 2007 imagery, illustrating lot locations, proposed structure location, proposed limits of clearing,and the tidal wetland boundary........................5 Figure 6. U.S.Coast and Geodetic Survey Topographic Sheet T-9086 mapped May 2, 1948. ....................6 Figure 7. May 2, 1948 high-water shoreline overlay on Spring 2007 orthophotography. Red line - marks limit of tidal wetlands in Spring 2007.................................................................................6 Figure 8. Overlay of Hawkins Property site plan on 2007 imagery, illustrating lot locations, proposed structure location, proposed limits of clearing, and the DEC tidal wetland classification boundaries.....................................................................................................................................7 I � Figure 9. Surface elevation profile along red transect line illustrated on Figure 4. The 10-ft contour is highlighted in light blue,and the steepest part of the profile on this glacial deposit exists between the red dots. The slope of this line segment is 23 degrees,far less than the natural angle of repose.................................................................................................................9 II i s Introduction The following Coastal Assessment Report was prepared for Ms. Grace Burr Hawkins in support of her request for permit to construct a small dwelling along Peninsula Road, fronting Darby Cove on Fishers Island, New York(Darby Cove is the official geographic name used to identify the protected body of water south and east of West Harbor). Ms. Hawkins owns four lots adjacent to Peninsula Road (Lots 71-74), of which Lots 71 and 72 contain the footprint for the proposed structure. Residential development on the island is regulated by the local community, the Town of Southold, and the State of New York. The purpose of the report is to describe and evaluate Ms. Hawkins' property relative to adjacent natural resources and to determine if the site meets regulatory standards for development along the coast. Physical Setting Fishers Island is located at the eastern end of Long Island Sound, approximately 3 miles from the coast of Connecticut and 12 miles northeast of Orient Point in Southold, New York. The island is within the Town of Southold (Figure 1). It is approximately 5 square miles, extending almost 7 miles in length and averaging three quarters of a mile in width. Fishers Island Sound is located between the north side of the island and mainland Connecticut and the southern side is exposed to Block Island Sound. Mean tide range in Fishers Island Sound is approximately 2.6 ft (NOAA CO-OPS). i Connecticut 0 iL Fivitery Island Sound ishers Island Long IslandSound Block Island Soun d int 0 Montauk Atlantic Ocean �. t. • .Island Miles 0 25 5 10 Figure 1. Regional map showing Fishers Island in relation to Long Island and Connecticut. 1 The island has a small year-round population of close to 300 people and a much larger seasonal ' residential resort community that reaches over 2000 during peak summer weekends. Most seasonal residents own property on the island and there is very little traditional tourism such as weekly rentals and day trips. The island has been divided into approximately 1000 building lots and about half of them have been developed (Town of Southold, 2004). The majority of residential development has occurred on the western end of the island. The western section also contains limited commercial, retail, recreational, and institutional land uses such as a public school, an inn and local bar, a seasonal general store, a small airfield, and a golf course. The island is only accessible by plane or boat. Regular ferry service is available between Silver Eel Cove and New London, Connecticut (Town of Southold, 2004). Fishers Island is underlain by the same crystalline Appalachian rocks that have formed the Connecticut coastline. Long Island Sound is a lowland area that was initially shaped by coastal plain rivers and has subsequently been modified by glaciations (Lewis and DiGiacomo-Cohen, 2000). The last North American glaciation reached Connecticut about 26,000 years ago and began to wane in Long Island Sound about 21,000 years ago. The southernmost position of this continental glacier is marked by the terminal moraine that exists along the middle of Long Island to the southwest of Fishers Island. A terminal moraine is the pile of glacial debris that is --; left at the margin of a glacier as it melts. Glacial debris consists of unconsolidated sediments such as sand,gravel, and boulders that are either derived from the region or have been carried there by southward moving ice. As the Wisconsinan continental glacier receded from its terminal position, it paused several times and deposited recessional moraines in Long Island Sound. Most of Fishers Island, as well as Plum Island and the northernmost part of Long Island, were formed as the Harbor Hill-Roanoke Point-Fishers Island recessional moraine. This elevated land formation dammed meltwater from the glacier and formed glacial Lake Connecticut on the north side of the moraine. The glacial lake expanded and eventually became the size and depth of modern Long Island Sound (Lewis and DiGiacomo-Cohen, 2000). The topography of Fishers Island is highly irregular(Figure 2). Some topographic features have a linear northeast-southwest trend similar to that of the whole island, whereas other features occur as isolated hills (Fuller, 1905). In some areas, elevations are broken and the topography consists of small isolated knobs alongside basin-like depressions. The broader linear elevation trends on the island appear to belong to older topography that had been exposed to subaerial erosion. Areas of irregular topography are composed of Wisconsinan morainal sediments and are covered by a thin layer of glacial till (Fuller, 1905). The composition of surface till varies depending on the origin of the morainal sediments. Till derived from the island is sandy and buff colored with few boulders. Till that is derived from mainland materials has a grayish color and is composed of clay and granitic fragments and often contains large erratic boulders. Site Assessment The Hawkins property was visited on January 9, 2009 between 9 and 11 AM to document site conditions. The property is located on the western side of Darby Cove, a small inlet in the 1 southeastern part of West Harbor(Figure 2). Winds on the day of the site visit averaged about 10 knots from the north-northwest,with gusts reaching 24 knots(Figure 3). Although waves in i 2 Fishers Island Sound and Block Island Sound ranged from about 2 to 4 ft, surface water in Darby Cove was calm. Tide was falling throughout the site visit. I I • A i � rt - fid' �� - -SJ r•b,e •.i r' u11 T H 0' L'1) • • 'O 1 rr.. Slw"Bd Caw � •+,, Hawkins Property uwanw• z i...,... Feet ISLAND wR» B�O�� » sOU14 0 750 1.500 3.000 Figure 2. Topographic map of western Fishers Island, including West Harbor and Darby Cove. Location of the Hawkins property is outlined in red. NOAA/NOS/CO-OPS Wind Speed/Gusts/Dir 8461490 New London, CT from 2009/01/89 - 2009/01/09 25.0 360 ;.y'-+' +�+:++ + yam+ } + +++ +`0++ 3v"++-+- + ++1 20.0 _-- —_ 270 I � N 3 C v 180 0 VIAL a 10.0 - o Q V N f 90 5.0 - - _.+ -_ _. - 0.0 0 01/09 01/0901/09 01/09 01/09 01/09 01/10 00:00 04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 00:00 Date/Time (Local) speed - gusts direction Figure 3. Wind speed and direction from NOAA Station8461490 for January 9, 2009. 3 The Hawkins property is densely vegetated with bamboo, brush, and about 30 hardwood trees. The property is composed of four lots located east of Peninsula Road (Figure 4). Each lot abuts the road and cove tidal wetlands and is approximately one-tenth of an acre. The elevation of the road abutting the property edge is approximately 21 ft (relative to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 [NGVD]). In this area, NGVD is about 0.9 ft higher than mean lower low water(MLLW). The property gently slopes from the road to the location of the proposed 800 square foot house in Lots 71 and 72. Ground elevation at the proposed house location is between 17 and 18 ft. The surface gradient becomes noticeably steeper between the 13 and 14 ft contours and continues at this gradient to the 4 ft contour. A small scarp exists at this location, marking the edge of the tidal wetland (Appendix A, Photos 8-11 and 14-16). Vegetation is growing on the scarp and on the gently sloping tidal wetland to the waters edge (Photos 12, 13, and 17). The proposed limit of clearing associated with Ms. Hawkins' permit application extends from the 14 ft contour in Lot 71 along this contour to the middle of Lot 72 where it turns upslope and stops at the 21 ft contour in the middle of Lot 73 at Peninsula Road (Figure 5). i 1 ELACA T BURR VACANT ALAND , I GHT OF WAY RI 074 DARSIES COVE i-rwrew oOWi�VALL is Pow y 1 o�mn i ups a � Pp=N R.Qf11l�flW \ MiFV 53 \\ � Ifl yMd�NO MONCa��' PFA SECf10M tOD-2JM -_{ �• f ruowr;us sne.c++a.r µ - it .. M mooA — p • E 1.17 IYSN�10 \w wtMEOW/• Figure 4. Hawkins property site plan. Red line marks location of Figure 9 profile. 4 i 74 73 72 71 v ~ Site Plan lots proposed house -proposed limits of clearing limits of tidal wetland Feet boulder 0 25 50 100 Figure 5. Overlay of Hawkins Property site plan on 2007 imagery, illustrating lot locations, proposed structure location, proposed limits of clearing, and the tidal wetland boundary. Recent orthophotography and historical shoreline data were analyzed relative to the Hawkins property. Orthophotographs are available from the New York State Geographic Information Systems Clearinghouse (http://www.nysgis.state.ny.us). Most recent orthophotography were collected between March and May, 2007. The May 2, 1948 high-water shoreline was mapped from aerial photography collected and interpreted by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey personnel (Figure 6). A high-resolution scan of Topographic Sheet T-9086 was georeferenced in ArcGIS and the shoreline was compiled by on-screen digitizing. The 1948 shoreline was superimposed on the 2007 orthophotography to illustrate the relationship between the historical high-water shoreline and 2007 shoreline position (Figure 7). This map indicates that for the west side of Darby Cove, the 1948 shoreline is slightly landward of current shoreline position. Furthermore, tidal wetland type as designated by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) illustrates that tidal wetlands fronting the Hawkins property are classified primarily as Intertidal Marsh (3000 IM; Figure 8). As shown, the boundary between tidal wetlands and upland glacial deposits in front of the Hawkins property has been stable for at least the past 60 years. This observation is supported by the presence of dense vegetative growth at the limit of tidal wetlands as documented via ground-level photography in Appendix A. 5 WEST HARBOR " IT RZ 9 � I u— I 6 li Va'ir�0 Yyf�ryCy f—j�•��J -,��4+i Figure 6. U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Topographic Sheet T-9086 mapped May 2, 1948. r Darby V. ~ fes® # 2007 Orthophotograph 1948 Shoreline Limits of tidal wetland •,,x f - Feet 0 -- 15'1 300 Figure 7. May 2, 1948 high-water shoreline overlay on Spring 2007 orthophotography. Red line marks limit of tidal wetlands in Spring 2007. 6 74 73 72 1 , e 71 Site Plan .1 lots +" -proposed house proposed limits of clearing boulder Tidal Wetland Categories ` 4000 HM-High Marshy Feet 3000 IM-Intertidal Marsh " ~� 0 25 50 100 Figure 8. Overlay of Hawkins Property site plan on 2007 imagery, illustrating lot locations, proposed structure location, proposed limits of clearing, and the DEC tidal wetland classification boundaries. Regulatory Considerations Coastal Erosion Hazard Regulations The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) created the Coastal Erosion Control Permit Program to implement the Coastal Erosion Hazard Statute set forth in Article 34 of the Environmental Conservation Law (DEC, 1988). One of the main goals of this policy is "promoting and preserving the natural protective features such as dunes and bluffs, beaches and nearshore areas of coastal regions". The policy aims to reach this goal by "restricting and prohibiting activities, development or actions in natural protective feature areas to prevent and reduce erosion and place new construction or structures a safe distance from areas of active erosion and impacts of storms". Pursuant to the statute, the DEC identified and mapped coastal erosion hazard areas throughout New York and provided these maps to coastal communities for regulatory purposes. When the DEC mapped coastal erosion hazard areas for Fishers Island, Darby Cove was mapped outside of the coastal erosion hazard zone, meaning that property within the cove is not subject to this statute. As such, the property also is not subject to Chapter 111 (Coastal Erosion Hazard Areas) restrictions as adopted by the Town of Southold in October 1991 (L.L. No. 24-1991). 7 i I ' I I Tidal Wetland Regulations i In 1973,Article 25 of the Environmental Conservation Law set forth land use regulations under Part 661 of the Tidal Wetlands Act (DEC, 2009) with the expressed purpose of allowing only "those uses of tidal wetlands and areas adjacent thereto that are compatible with the preservation, protection and enhancement of the present and potential values of tidal wetlands". DEC identified and mapped tidal wetlands in 1974, illustrating that Intermediate Marsh (3000 IM) and High Marsh (4000 HM) are present adjacent to the Hawkins property (DEC, 2009; Figure 8). Photos 12, 13, 17, and 22 in Appendix A provide the best ground view of tidal wetlands fronting the property,and Photos 11, 15, and 16 best illustrate the landward limit of tidal inundation. Property inland of tidal wetlands is composed of upland glacial deposits classified as Adjacent Areas (5000 AA) by DEC. According to Part 661 (DEC, 2009), the DEC jurisdictional boundary for Adjacent Areas to DEC _i defined tidal wetlands is "to the elevation contour of 10 feet above mean sea level, except when such contour crosses the seaward face of a bluff or cliff, or crosses a hill on which the slope equals or exceeds the natural angle of repose of the soil,then to the topographic crest of such bluff, cliff, or hill". As shown on the Hawkins property site plan (Figure 4) completed by CME Associates Engineering, Land Surveying&Architecture, all proposed work is being conducted landward and above 10 feet mean sea level. The 10-ft contour does not cross the seaward face of a bluff or cliff, but it does cross an upland glacial hill. As such, a topographic profile was constructed I_ for the hill fronting the proposed structure (Figure 9)to evaluate surface slope relative to the natural angle of repose of the soil. The steepest part of the profile was identified as the surface between the 14-ft and 3.5-ft contours. The horizontal distance between these contours is 25 feet, so the natural slope is 1:2.38 (2.38 ft of horizontal change for every 1 ft of vertical change). This means that the steepest slope on the upland glacial deposit at this location is 23 degrees. Because the natural angle of repose of unconsolidated glacial sediment is 36 degrees (Strahler, 1971), Ms. Hawkins' property landward of the 10-ft elevation contour is outside DEC jurisdiction. However, according to Chapter 275 regulations adopted by the Town of Southold in February 2004(LL. No. 6-2004), a permit for proposed activities is required from the Town when the proposed residence is within 100 ft of a wetland boundary. The edge of the proposed structure located closest to tidal wetlands is approximately 65 feet from the DEC tidal wetland classification boundary(Figure 8)at an average elevation of about 18 ft. Lot clearing associated _ with the proposed structure is limited to the plateau portion of the property, primarily on Lots 71 and 72 (see Figure 4), and will not have a negative effect on tidal wetlands fronting the property. i 8 mac OF MORDA niwa® 22 CfIMi LIMITS OF TIDAL WET DS 18 1! 10 UK X0111001 6 2 2 0+00 0+50 1+00 1+25 Figure 9. Surface elevation profile along red transect line illustrated on Figure 4. The 10-ft contour is highlighted in light blue, and the steepest part of the profile on this glacial deposit exists between the red dots. The slope of this line segment is 23 degrees,far less than the natural angle of repose. Specifically, wetland regulation § 275-11 A.(3) requires that new and remodeled homes cannot be situated or modified such that they project closer to the wetland boundary than homes on either side of the subject lot. Figure 8 illustrates clearly that the home south of Lot 71 is approximately 40 feet closer to the DEC mapped wetland boundary than the proposed location of the Hawkins structure. No home exists on the lot adjacent to northern boundary of Lot 74. Furthermore, wetland regulation § 275-12 (Standards for issuance of permit) states that issuance of a permit to perform operations may be authorized if it is determined that such operations will not substantially: A. Adversely affect the wetlands of the Town; B. Cause damage from erosion, turbidity or siltation; C. Cause saltwater intrusion into the fresh water resources of the Town; D. Adversely affect fish, shellfish or other beneficial marine organisms, aquatic wildlife and vegetation or the natural habitat thereof; E. Increase the danger of flood and storm-tide damage; F. Adversely affect navigation on tidal waters or the tidal flow of the tidal waters of the Town; G. Change the course of any channel or the natural movement or flow of any waters; H. Weaken or undermine the lateral support of other lands in the vicinity; I. Otherwise adversely affect the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the Town; J. Adversely affect the aesthetic value of the wetland and adjacent areas. Based on site observations and a review of the Site Plan developed and stamped by CME for Grace Burr Hawkins, it is my professional opinion that none of the conditions stated in items A through J will result from clearing and construction associated with Ms. Hawkins proposed actions on her property. 9 Final Observations Town of Southold concerns about development on Fishers Island are presented in its Local Waterfront Revitalization Program report. This report describes the Fishers Island Growth Plan created by the Fishers Island Growth Plan Committee and sponsored by the Fishers Island Civic Association. The Fishers Island Growth Plan, developed in 1988 and updated in 1994, outlined eight assumptions that intended to protect the island's environment and community character. Growth Plan Assumptions relevant to the proposed development of the Hawkins property are: • efforts must be made to slow the growth of the seasonal population; • the island should remain a residential community; and • the natural environment must be unequivocally protected. The proposed structure will be used by Ms. Hawkins, a property owner on the island since the early 1970s, and will not increase tourism. Our site assessment has determined that the proposed house construction will have no effect on natural tidal wetlands. Finally, the proposed structure is relatively small and should not significantly increase property values across the island, making it difficult for the year-round population to afford housing (a point of concern expressed in the Town of Southold Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Report). References DEC, 1988. Coastal Erosion Control Permit Program,Article 34, Environmental Conservation Law,Coastal Erosion Hazard Areas,6 NYCRR Part 505,Coastal Erosion Management Regulations. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation,accessed on January 5,2009 at URLs http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6064.html and http://www.dec.ny.gov/regs/4470.html. DEC,2009. Tidal Wetlands Permit Program,Article 25, Environmental Conservation Law Implementing Regulations,6 NYCRR Part 661,Tidal Wetlands-Land Use Regulations. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation,accessed on February 18,2009 at URLs http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6039.html, http://www.dec.ny.gov/regs/13337.html,and http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/`5120.html. Fuller, M.L., 1905.Geology of Fishers Island, New York.Geological Society America Bulletin, 16:367-390. Lewis, R.S.and M.L. DiGiacomo-Cohen,2000. A review of the geologic framework of the Long Island Sound basin with some observations relating to postglacial sedimentation. Journal of Coastal Research, 16: 522-532. O'Neill,C.R.,Jr., 1989. The New York State Coastal Erosion Hazard Act. Coastal Erosion Regulation Fact Sheet,Sea Grant Cooperative Extension,Cornell University, New York,6 p. Strahler,A.N., 1971. The Earth Sciences. Harper and Row Publishers, New York,824 p. Town of Southold,2004. Local Waterfront Revitalization Program,Section II—Inventory and Analysis, Reach 10. Southold, New York,48 p. http://southoldtown.northfork.net/Planning/LWRP-2004/26A-Reach%2010- Fishers%20lsland+Maps.pdf. 10 Appendix A: Site Assessment Photography for January 9, 2009 (yellow dots represent where the photographer was standing, and black arrows show the direction the photo was shot) jr l 0 18 �6 0 15 r- 16 12 1�0 Or 9 \ 7 40 14 .00013 0..-� 1 3 ► 0 Feet 0 10 20 40 60 80 100 ,. Al �' I 'fA �•( //icy I �• C 'r .zc Photo 1. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0856. Standing at next door neighbors stairway near Peninsula Road (dirt road) near southwest corner of Hawkins Lot 71, looking north. yyy AN Photo 2. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0856. Standing adjacent to next door neighbors stairway at Peninsula Road looking northwest along the road. The boulder in the center right part of the photo marks the approximate location of the southwest corner of Hawkins Lot 71. A2 l i y Wi yt� Southwest corner proposed house. .- a an, .gip � � � •� " 1 i � ,"�+= . � x r � •Yea,,,, `Zr�. j . � 4 AC I .� r Y Photo 3. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0856. Looking east-northeast from Peninsula Road at the survey stake marking the location of the southwest corner of the proposed house. A3 �,.� - `fir<.•. �,,.• .�.� • q 4- f a � Q rf ' ¢\\ �. ,A y� ii� Y ��� y��ry!`' �yi,, ail. � v a�► K" / OA j ULb:M .��. I". �5�� •f�.41� Y) p �'It l }�,t�M�fll.,i)J��1 , �` F� �q i`/:` � f ..'� ' i,� etc PiYf•��,�W `�� a_, Photo 6. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0858. Looking north-northeast from a position on the east side of Peninsula Road adjacent to the southwest corner stake at the plateau area for the proposed house. f Photo 7. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0914. r Looking east-northeast from Peninsula Road at p the northwest corner stake for the proposed house. Geographic coordinate is being collected at the northeast corner stake location. M "tel Y� Y` A5 w •r• •y:� �" sem. M N� >"` fie•k. ��� x ' �_ i t t S • �� ; � " Tidal Wetland Boundary :`x' �� �4 - ev?L. �S �'to+.•_. � � } moi., R.yrQ ��-�aY:r a��'ls��� . ';i" a '�. y�iAa i .`<� �ja�" •+, -S Photo 8. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0956. From the water line, looking west at survey personnel standing at the tidal wetland boundary marking the position of maximum water level in Darby Cove along the southern property bound for Lot 71. Dense vegetation at this location indicates long-term stable conditions on this protected portion of the cove. A6 t J - JAI 'r r' Base of upland area n a r Photo 9. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0956. From the water line in Darby Cove, looking west at a large boulder on Lot 71, just east of the proposed location of the house. Location of the base of the vegetated upland area is illustrated. , / 6.I t ,I 1 4� r 1 ia�,✓ J ' ► ' r w i t i a', ♦F� .a s r/. a AW ?�1;;�•�, � -':".� -�, tom'- -'+;+ - Photo 10. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0956. From the water line at Darby Cove, looking west at the densely vegetated upland area fronting Lot 72. The vegetated tidal wetland and upland area attest to the stability of this naturally protected waterfront property. A7 , a %r { V } S� , V. Tidal Wetland , rc j ,' 4�. Boundary by'y r4 1 4 < ;i Photo 11. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0957. From the same location as Photo 10, looking northwest at the densely vegetated area fronting Lots 72 and 73. The vegetated tidal wetland and upland areas attest to the stability of this protected waterfront property. Y t ,t Photo 12. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0957. From the water line in Darby Cove east of Lot 72, looking north at the vegetated beach fronting Lots 72-74. The vegetated tidal wetland documents the general stability of this low energy environment. A8 E 11 $ tee. Photo 13. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0957. From the water line in Darby Cove east of Lot 71, looking northwest at the vegetated upland area fronting Lots 71-73. The vegetated tidal wetland and upland areas indicate general stability for this low energy environment. 4 '. Photo 14. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 5 �. 0958. Closeup view of a portion of the �a vegetated upland fronting Lots 71-74 on r Darbiy Cove near the tidal wetland J boundary. Photo taken just east of the i larae boulder located on Lot 71. f- t� A9 f r `1ir a Ma— rfi T Ok i Nr Photo 15. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 0959. From the vegetated tidal wetland in Darby Cove, looking northwest at the vegetated upland area fronting Lots 73-74. Again, undisturbed vegetative cover illustrates stability for this low energy environment. ?ae. �rtr r � 1 1 Photo 16. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1013. From the water line in Darby Cove, looking northwest at the vegetated upland fronting Lots 73-74. GPS instrument backpack indicates about a 1-to 2-ft difference in elevation at the tidal wetland boundary between wetland and upland environments. A10 war. \g-1 •''yyyggg3J"-- ',s�asn4. .sL:.'N14H111 i.eNit or Photo 17. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1013. From the vegetated tidal wetland in Darby Cove east of Lot 74, looking north at vegetated wetlands. Ice inf the foreground indicates the general position of previous high water for this low energy cove. Waves in West Bay just north of the far tree line were approximately 2-4 ft. IV ki 0 F L Photo 18. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1016. From the base of the upland fronting Darby Cove, looking southwest at the sloping upland area west of Lot 74. A11 P[ � J f�� ` �•' ?�` 2 `�. / Lam... N j i r 3 t }} Photo 19. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1018. From the top of the large boulder on Lot 71, looking north at the sloping upland terrain for Lots 72-74. iz y, fi r Photo 20. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1019. From a cleared portion of the neighbors yard adjacent to Lot 71, looking north at the plateau portion of upland terrain for Lots 71-72 where the proposed house is to be constructed. Al2 , r i is r, Photo 21. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1021. From the southern boundary of Lot 71, looking southeast onto the property of Keith H. Ahlgrew (adjacent property owner). Multiple structures exist on this property, the easternmost of which are located within 30 ft of the waters edge in Darby Cove. J _ a L 1 . Photo 22. Taken on January 9, 2009 at 1104. From the southern end of Darby Cove, looking northwest along the western shoreline toward the Ahlgren property. Although winds were 10-20 knots from the north-northwest and waves in West Bay to the north were 2-4 ft, conditions in the protected cove were calm. A13 _s James F. King,President ��o�sotjrI Town Hall Jill M. Doherty,Vice-President 53095 Route 25 Peggy A.Dickerson P.O. Box 1179 Southold,New York 11971-0959 Dave Bergen G �r Bob Ghosio, Jr. �ol�• ^��o� Telephone (631) 765-1892 CO `c.''_ Fax(631)765-6641 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Southold Town Board of Trustees Field Inspection/Worksession Report Date/Time: fo /° G Name of Applicant: /✓t/�G•�,�idJ f Name of Agent: J Property Location: SCTM# & Street Brief Description of proposed action: 3 Type of area to be impacted: saltwater Wetland _Freshwater Wetland _Sound Front _Bay Front Distance of proposed work to edge of above: Part f Town Code proposed work falls under: apt.915' Chapt. 37_other Type of Application: v W etland_Coastal Erosion_Amendment_Administrative _Emergency Info needed: Modifications: r P SS/ ISL. g y - w1zL dGI Rim Conditions: Present Were: _J.King _J.Doherty_P.Dickerson D. Bergen Bob Gho s io, Jr. Other- Mailed/Faxed to: Date: Comments of Environmental Technician: ,�.��' '•w �ti .,r,-< tit ! ��"'=���` �. ,.. ,�'; � ♦�; :� Vii_ - � 'ti,. - ♦ ��' + .�- .-A^w. A i 1 j.�,, T I q• '1 �� a� _ F x 4r.}}♦ ,. 1. Y l ;��.. . ' ����••�.' �.F fel ` >�' �`A'` it ?:- i � •�s k t► rrr,t .* ., Rn�7 ,.1.• 6ai � `� � F rlfr ems! i i,. F w.,,.. .,;'�,}.,f�.,yd�:i�l,�trr e wj tx Ile `'"�1, Al '�` James F.King,Pfesident Town Hall Jill M.Doherty,Vice-President 53095 Route 25 Peggy A. Dickerson l P.O.Box 1179 Southold,New York 11971-0959 Dave Bergen G Q I �� Telephone(631) 765-1892 John Holzapfel Ol Fax(631)765-6641 �OOUKON N BOARD OF TO RUSTEES TOWN OF SO T OLD i Southold Town Board of Trustees Field Inspection/Workses io Report i Date/Time: Name of Applicant: 6-vacU r Name of Agent: -t) If1.D Property Location: SCTM#& Street c Brief Description of proposed action: 'S se of area to be impacted: altwater Wetland Freshwater WetlandSound Front Bay. Front Distance of proposed work to edge of above: W' TvAl-' D F�v� tog f7 Part o Town Code proposed work falls under: apt.97 _Chapt. 37_other 3� Type of Application: _Wetland_Coastal Er DSi on_Amendment_Administrative _Emergency Info needed: Modifications: Conditions: Present Were: King J Doherty_P.Dicke so VD. Bergen_J.Holzapfel Other: Mailed/Faxed to: Date: ' I ULF\ i Grace Burr Hawkins Peninsula Avenue, no #, Fishers Island Cres-- Av e ade\� Pig Cent Ave T Q � a I rid trt09 O� CD\t� Bea ` ve N � 13)c)r-\(, d 0 m 0.2 04 0.6 08 wKowrwar. StreetsM CopyrightC)1988-1997,Microsoft Corporation and/or its suppliers All rights reserved. Please visit our web site at http.//maps.expedia.com October 14, 2006 The Southold Town Trustees PO Box 1179 Southold,NY 11971-1179 Re: Fishers Island Lots 71-74 Peninsular Tax Map 1000, Sec. 010,Bk 4, Lot 10 Please find attached-permit application check#1133 in the amount of$250. Thank you. v Grace Burr Hawkins 4389 NW 50U'Drive,#103 Gainesville,Florida 32606 352-367-4271 r rr�j OCT 18 2006 ' IF Office Use Only _Coastal Erosion Permit Application Vetland Permit Application Administrative Permit _Amendment/Transfer/Extension _-IGceived Application: J 1 b _Received Fee:$ completed Application _Incomplete _SEQRA Classification: _ Type I Type II Unlisted _Coordination:(date sent) �s ,eAC Referral Sent: T(_ T��— _Pate of Inspection: $ I le bolo Receipt of CAC Report: - -" AUG - 2 2006 �� I. Lead Agency Determination: _Technical Review: L—-------- — ,,Public Hearing Held:— a Seat;r;d 7uY ! _Resolution: Board of in,s.ees Llx9�.P✓ Name of Applicant'ace-surr 14&'J�q C Address 43 6q C►�&) 5Q4h,j)et V0-.*jQ3 n � 3260 to Phone Number:( ) '3501— 364— Y,11/ Suffolk County Tax Map Number: 1000- 10— q— M Property Location: -b2 h�,r,�u�� (provide LILCO Pole#, distance to cross streets, and location) (If applicable) COA Address: O Oql- crl"L Phone: GO--0(007:: �Soard of Trustees Appllcat+Wa. 'GENERAL DATA Land Area(in square feet):_ _ ! I , L-1 a�1 Area Zoning: Lip Previous use of property: Intended use of property:�� Prior permits/approvals for site improvements: Agency Date `46 prior permits/approvals for site improvements. Has any permit/appfoval ever been revoked or suspended by a governmental agency? No Yes If yes,provide explanation: Project Description(use attachments if necessary): ID cam, A CL-znckeo (�� Ng- p, ;�� ; so Ae r k Board of Trustees Appl.icat....;— COASTAL EROSION APPLICATION DATA Purposes of proposed'activity: Are wetlands present within 100 feet of the proposed activity? No Yes Does the project involve excavation or filling? No ✓ Yes If Yes,how much material will be excavated? _(cubic yards) How much material will be filled? *SV (cubic yards) Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: �y � Describe the nature and extent of the environmental impacts reasonably anticipated resulting from implementation of the project as proposed. (Use attachments if necessary) AM .,1-Sn,Le - -E� cam, �c U- l n o UrCkl-� �� Board of Trustees Applicat.":l WETLAND/TRUSTEE LANDS APPLICATION DATA Purpose of the proposed operations: Area of wetlands on lot: t ,2-oo square feet Percent coverage of lot: V-' Closest distance between nearest existing structure and upland edge of wetlands: zr feet Closest distance between nearest proposed structure and upland edge of wetlands: 3c) feet Does the project involve excavation or filling? No -Yes If yes,how much,material will be excavated?cubic yards How much material will be filled? 4- S'a cubic yards Depth of which material will be removed or deposited: t 8 feet Proposed slope throughout the area'of operations: see p�� Manner in which material will be removed or deposited: Statement of the effect, if any,on the wetlands and tidal waters of the town that may result by reason of such proposed operations(use attachments if appropriate): 16e ( CA S �Z h'r Lziy_ c-- r e r' Board of Trustees Application FP ' County of Suffolk State of New York BEING DULY SWORN DEPOSES AND AFFIRMS THAT HE/SHE IS THE APPLICANT FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PERMIT(S)AND THAT ALL STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE TRUE TO THE BEST OF HIS/BER KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND THAT ALL WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THIS APPLICATION AND AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES. THE APPLICANT AGREES TO HOLD THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD AND THE TOWN TRUSTEES HARMLESS AND FREE FROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES AND CLAIMS ARISING UNDER OR BY VIRTUE OF SAID PERMIT(S), IF GRANTED. IN COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION, I HEREBY AUTHORIZE THE TRUSTEES, THEIR AGENT(S) OR REPRESENTATIVES(S), TO ENTER ONTO MY PROPERTY TO INSPECT THE PREMISES IN CONJUNCTION WITH RE W OF THIS APPLICATION. '"/6 1 wk//,//-", Signat e SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS (P th DAY OF ,20 O r otary Public JESSICA WASSERMAN «: .- MY COMMISSIOK#DD 302920 P EXPIRES:March 24,2008 y Public Underw Bonded Thru Notarnters APPLICANT/AGENT/REPRESENTATIVE TRANSACTIONAL DISCLOSURE FORM The Town of Southold's Code of Ethics prohibits conflicts of interest on the part of town officers and employees.The purpose of this form is to provide information which can alert the town of possible conflicts of interest and allow it to take whatever action is necessary to avoid same. YOUR NAME: —7M K s cry(- , (Last name,firsl name,middle initial,unless you are applying in the name of someone else or other entity,such as a company.If so,indicate the other person's or company's name.) NAME OF APPLICATION: (Check all that apply.) Tax grievance Building Variance Trustee Change of Zone Coastal Erosion Approval of plat Mooring Exemption from plat or official map Planning Other (If"Other",name the activity.) Do you personally(or through your company,spouse,sibling,parent,or child)have a relationship with any officer or employee of the Town of Southold? "Relationship"includes by blood,marriage,or business interest.`Business interest"means a business, including a partnership,in which the town officer or employee has even a partial ownership of(or employment by)a corporation in which the town officer or employee owns more than 5%of the shares. YES NO v--*,— If you answered"YES",complete the balance of this form and date and sign where indicated. Name of person employed by the Town of Southold Title or position of that person Describe the relationship between yourself(the applicant/agent/representative)and the town officer or employee.Either check the appropriate line A)through D)and/or describe in the space provided. The town officer or employee or his or her spouse,sibling,parent,or child is(check all that apply): A)the owner of greater than 5%of the shares of the corporate stock of the applicant (when the applicant is a corporation); B)the legal or beneficial owner of any interest in a non-corporate entity(when the applicant is not a corporation); C)an officer,director,partner,or employee of the applicant;or D)the actual applicant. '1, 1- DESCRIPTION OF RELATIONSHIP Submitted this Signature Print Name Form TS 1 i 1 - J . M .0. Environmental Consulting Services C^Y FRY E �p Applicant: Grace Burr Dawkins R AUG 2 2006 L uss+ Location: Peninsula Avenue, no #, Fishers Island f S.C.T.M.No. 1000-010-4-10 Southold To"' Board of Trustees The project consists of the applicant's proposal to construct a single family dwelling. sanitary system, porch, walk and parking area as per enclosed plans prepared by CME Associates last dated 11/17/06. As part of my review of the Town's LWRP Consistency Form Section C, I offer the following comments regarding the Local Waterfront Revitalization Policies and this proposed project: Policy 1. I believe that this project is consistent with this policy because the project will not result in a negative impact upon the desired development pattern of the Town of Southold nor shall it result in the loss of the community and landscape pattern of the Town of Southold. Policy 2. I believe that this project is consistent with this policy because the project shall not have any impacts upon the preservation and retention of historic resources, or any archeological resources nor the Coastal Culture of the Long Island Sound. Policy 3. 1 do not believe that this policy is applicable to the project since the project will not have an impact on any scenic resource of the Town of Southold. Policy 4. I feel that the project is consistent with this policy for a number of reasons. The proposed single family dwelling, sanitary system, porch, walk and parking area project has been based upon sound engineering practices and designed to the minimum scale necessary. The project shall have no adverse impacts upon adjacent properties or to natural coastal processes or natural resources. The project shall have no impact on any natural Phone (631) 653-0607 - Fax (631) 653-3348 121 Jessup Ave - 2nd Floor - P.O. Box 447 Quogue, New York 11959-0447 protective features nor shall it have any impacts upon public lands or lands in public trust. Lastly, the project does not involve the management of a navigational infrastructure nor are public funds involved with the project. Policy 5. I feel that the proposed project is consistent with this policy for a number of reasons. The project does not involve any direct or indirect discharges that would cause any negative impacts upon water quality standards. There shall be no increase or decrease in the pH, the dissolved oxygen or nutrients in the waterway and there should be no increase in noxious odors at the project site. There shall be no increase in negative health impacts such as pathogens, chemical contaminants or toxicity nor shall there be any negative aesthetic factors involved with the project. As part of the project a continuous line of staked hay bales and filter fabric shall be installed "seaward" of the limit of construction prior to the commencement of construction activities and maintained throughout the period of construction activities. The project does not involve watershed development or the quantity or quality of potable water. Policy 6. I feel that the project is consistent with this policy. The project as proposed shall have no impact upon the ecological quality in the Town of Southold. There shall be no negative impacts upon the adjacent area of freshwater by the destruction of habitat or significant impairment to the tolerance range of any species of fish or wildlife. As stated in the previous section the applicant shall also create a non-disturbed buffer area of native vegetation. This will create an additional buffer to the adjacent wetlands that does not currently exist. The project should have no impact upon any vulnerable fish, wildlife, plant species or rare ecological communities. Policy 7. I do not feel that this policy is applicable to this project since the project does not involve any atmospheric deposition of pollutants. Policy 8. I believe that the project is consistent with this policy. The project shall involve the disposal of solid waste, debris from the demolished dwelling, which shall be removed from the project site as part of the project. There are no hazardous waste or toxic pollutants involved with the project. Policy 9. I do not feel that this policy is applicable to this project. The proposed project shall have no impact upon adequate physical public access to coastal resources, shall not impact any public visual access to any lands or waters, involve the public interest in and use of lands and waters held in public trust or to public access of such areas. Policy 10. I feel that the project is consistent with this policy. The project shall have no impacts upon any existing water-dependent uses of the site nor is the project located on Mattituck Creek/Inlet, Mill Creek or within the Village of Greenport and does not involve water-dependent uses at those sites. Policy 11. I feel that the project is consistent with this policy. The project does not involve aquaculture or the removal of shellfish from uncertified waters of the Town of Southold nor shall it have a negative impact upon the long-term maintenance and health of living resources. Policy 12. I do not feel that this policy is applicable to the project because no agricultural lands are involved. Policy 13. I do not feel that this policy is applicable to the project since the project does not involve energy or mineral resources. Town of Southold LWRP CONSISTENCY ASSESSMENT FORM A. INSTRUCTIONS 1. All applicants for permits* including Town of Southold agencies, shall complete this CCAF for proposed actions that are subject to the Town of Southold,Waterfront Consistency Review Law. This assessment is intended to supplement other information used by a Town of Southold agency in making a determination of consistency. *Except minor exempt actions including Building Permits and other ministerial permits not located within the Coastal Erosion Hazard Area. 2.1 Before answering the questions in Section C, the preparer of this form should review the exempt minor action list, policies and explanations of each policy contained in the Town of Southold Local Waterfront Revitalization Program. A proposed action will be evaluated"-as 'to its significant beneficial and adverse effects upon.the coastal area(which includes all of Southold Town). - 3. If any question in Section C on this forni is answered"yes",then the proposed action may affect the achievement of the LWRP policy standards and,conditions contained in the consistency review law. Thus, the action should be analyzed in more detail and, if necessary, modified prior to making a determination that it is consistent to the maximum extent practicable' with the LWRP policy standards andconditions. If an action cannot becertified as consistent with the LWRP policy standards and conditions,it shall not be undertaken. A copy of the LWRP is'available in the following places: online at the Town of Southold's website_(southoldtown.northfork.net), the Board of Trustees Office, the Planning Department, all local libraries and the Town Clerk's office. B. DESCRIPTION OF SITE AND PROPOSED ACTION, SCTM# The Application has been submitted to(check appropriate response):' Town Board © Planning Dept. Building Dept. © " Board of Trustees . 1. Category of Town of Southold agency action(check appropriate response): (a) Action undertaken directly by Town agency(e.g.-capital El construction,planning activity,agency regulation,land transaction) (b) Financial assistance(e.g.grant,loan,subsidy) (c) Permit,approval,license,certification: Nature and,extent of action: -b M�)C-I-c ic--- Location of action;q�,,V„C, i Site acreage: a P-cy S Present land use: NIG C ,r � o,r -1 Present zoning classification: 2. If an application for the proposed action has been filed with the Town of Southold,agency, the following information shall be provided: (a) Name of applicant: 0-7 co,rgo- R u r r_1A a w k--i V\S (b) Mailing address: A/10 5-04h T)r ,VES 11 1-0-3 (�;,r -G,r t�� L 3af�flb (c) Telephone number:Area Code( (d) Application number,if any: in Will the action be directly undertaken,'require funding,or approval by a state or federal age? Yes LTJ No❑ If yes,which state or federal agency? �I•`(, �► t� �. DEVELOPED COAST POLICY Policy-1. Foster a pattern of development in the Town of Southold that enhances community character, preserves open space,makes efficient use of infrastructure,makes beneficial use of a coastal location,and minimizes adverse effects of development. See LWRP Section III—Policies;Page 2 for evaluation criteria. ®Yes ❑ No ❑ Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 2. Protect and preserve historic and archaeological resources of the Town of Southold. See LWRP Section III—Policies Pages 3 through 6 for evaluation criteria bg Yes ❑ No ❑ Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 3. Enhance visual quality and protect scenic resources throughout the Town of Southold. See LWRP Section III—Policies Pages 6 through 7 for evaluation criteria 0 Yes © No ®-Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary NATURAL COAST POLICIES Policy 4. Minimize loss of life, structures, and natural resources from flooding and erosion. See LWRP Section III—Policies Pages 8 through 16 for evaluation criteria 9, Yes E� No [E Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 5. Protect and improve water quality and supply in the Town of Southold. See LWRP Section III —Policies Pages 16 through 21 for evaluation criteria Yes © No 13 Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 6. Protect and restore the quality and function of the Town of Southold ecosystems including Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitats and wetlands. See LWRP Section III—Policies; Pages 22 through 32 for evaluation criteria. Yes © No 0 Not Applicable L s Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 7. Protect and improve air quality in the Town of Southold. See LWRP Section III — Policies- Pages, olicies-Pages,32 through 34 for evaluation criteria. © Yes ❑ No Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 8. Alinimize environmental degradation in Town of Southold from solid waste and hazardous substances and wastes. See LWRP Section III—Policies;Pages 34 through 38 for,evaluation criteria. Lz Yes '❑ No 0 Not Applicable PUBLIC COAST POLICIES Policy 9. Provide for public access to, and recreational use of, coastal waters, public lands, and public resources of the Town of Southold. See LWRP Section III—Policies; Pages 38 through 46 for evaluation criteria. ❑ Ye,0 No Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary WORDING COAST POLICIES Policy 10. Protect Southold's water-dependent uses and promote siting of new water-dependent uses in- suitable nsuitable locations. See LWRP Section III—Policies;Pages 47 through 56 for evaluation criteria. NYes ❑ No ❑ Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 11. ' Promote,sustainable•use of living marine resources in Long Island Sound, the Peconic Estuary and Town waters. See LWRP Section III—Policies; Pages 57 through 62 for evaluation criteria. . zcYes ❑ No•❑ Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 12. Protect agricultural lands' in the Town of Southold. See LWRP Section III—Policies; Pages 62 through 65 for evaluation criteria. ❑Yes ❑ NoW Not Applicable Attach additional sheets if necessary Policy 13. Promote appropriate,use and development of energy and mineral resources. See LWRP Section'1I1-Policies; Pages 65 through 68 for evaluation criteria. ❑YesEl No W��Not Applicable Created on 512510511:20 AM