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Home My WebLink AboutKIFFER, JOHN C. JR.A/6 - Rev. 6/72 BOARD OF TOWN T,~STEES Town O£ Southold Main Road Southold, New York 11971 APPLICATION TO DREDGE and or FILL Does this project involv, y,~the use of WETLANDS os defined in the Southold Town Ordinance in Wetlands? YES or ~.lf it does, your application must be filed through the Town Clerk's Office. 2. Applicant's name a.nd address: .. ~ .~......C~. ..... ~ .... : .................................. .... ............... ........................... .................. ........................ k..a. a, Cantractor's name and address: ....... 4. Explain briefly the purpose of this application: .. ~.~..6¢'..L~.~..~.C~.~ ....... ~.¢~.......'~.... . . .. . . . . . , . . . . : ............................................................................................... 5. After issuance of Permit, I expect to: (mark with an X) (a) Commence work AT ONCE ............ ; ASAP ............ ; UNKNOWN TIME ............. (b) Complete work in 1 DAY ............ ; 1 MO ............. ; 1 YR ............. ; FUTURE ............. 6. Secure the correct Area Map from the Secretory of this Board, and by using an X WITHIN A CIRCLE as a mark, indicate os closely os possible the location of this work. On the reverse skJe of this map, provide a SCALE DP, AWING which will show the Ordinary High Water Mark and the size a.nd shape of the structure or work. All dimension,s offshore of the O. H. W. M. should also be shown and include any free standing pilings which will remain at completion. 7. Provide the following documents: (a) A Licensed Engineer's Survey of the property involved. (b) A copy of the Contractor's Plans and Specifications 8. Has any previous application for this work been deniedby any other local government agency? YES o N~_~.' If it has been, name the agency ........................................................................... Date of denial ........................................ 9. If dredging s contemplated, give your estimate of the fo,llowJng. I0. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) If filling is expected, give your estimate of the Average depth of water at M. L. W.where dredging, .C-ka...~..~.[~.~...~..........O..... ft. Maximum depth of drbdging below the bottom ............................................. !.]..~ ......... ft. Maximum length of dredged area ....................................................... Q~.~. ......ft. Maximum width of dredged arec >~.O...'.~......~..~..~....i.~r..Q....l~-~.q'{.~..~...C:...~...F~.....~Y~.. ~. Maximum amount of material to be dredged ................. .~{.¢2~...o.. ............ c. yds. ~ollowing: (a) Maximum amount of material required,. ................................................................... c. yds. (b) Explain how fiji will be obtained and where it wiJJ be placed. In requesting al:~proval of this application, I submit that: om the person accountable for the ~erformance of t~he work in accord with the plans and specifications a.ttoched hereto; have read or am familiar with the provisions of any Southold Town Ordinance pertinent to the work involved; and Further, I intend to odher,~,ko and abide by the Te~ms and Conditions o f the Permit.~¢t f~A~. So~thold Town Board of Trustees, Main Street ~ ~outhold, ;N.Y. 11971 R. !, Box 19&, Mattituck, N.Y. July 6, 1973 11952 Ar~y Corps of Engineers~ Col: Mar~ W. Lombard, 26 Federal Plaza, Ne~¢ York~ N.Y. 10007 Subject: East Coast Mines, Inc.~ Quogue, L.I., N.Y. Sir: Regarding the proposed plan for the dredging operation near the mouth of Mattituck Inlet for the leading of barges, the undersigned stron91~ opposes this heavy-duty freighting which is scheduled to Go on for 20 years. A serious traffic hazard afloat. The present Gotham barges already with their double parking in the narrow inlet is a hazard to the hu~ldreds of pleasure boats using the Mattituck Inlet. It will cause a traffic hazard ashore. The only route the trucks can fellow fre~a Sound Avenue to the dock side are either Cox Neck Rd and Mill Road or Bergen Avenue. These roads a~-e built for passsnger traffic in a residential neighberhoed~ they were never constrected to accomodate heav~ trucking. Cost of roads. All of $outhold Town taxpayers ,will have to pay to rebuild reads~ since the present roads cannot stand up to the heavy trucking necessar~ for the proposed operations. We believe this trucking and barging will bring nothing to Mattituck except noise~ dan~e,r~ e~ense~ and loss of revenue for the pleasure boat business. I~ must be stopped now. We would amk that a local public hearin~ be held~so that we all may know 'what is going on~ Yours ~ruly~ KI&us ~eier ( .COPY: FOR SOUTHOLB TOW~ BOARD OF TRUSTEES SOUTHOLD, N. Y, -':~?':~'~ ~ AuduDo Soc chapter of National Audubon Society BOX 973- MATTITUCK, L.I., N.Y. 11952 July 4,~ 1973 I~T~. Gordon C. Colvin N. Y. State Department of Enviror~ental Conservation Stony Brook, N. Y. Dear ~. Colvin: Last M~y you published a Notice of Application in the local papers, referring to plans by East Coast M~nes, inc., to construct dolphins and ~o dredge an area in ~ttituck Creek. At that time our chapter of National Audubon Society saw no direct or immediate threat to tha environment nor to good conservation proceedures. However, there appears to be a growing tendency to bludgeon away at the once beautiful creek and its surroundings, and one wonders where it will all end° The aesthetics at this point near the envrance to thesound have been perm,~mnently damaged by commercial interests blind ~o the comfort and s~rroundings of residents. N~ effective ~straints or caution has been shown by town or counoy officials. The olans of East~ Coast Mdnes, Znc., appear to threaten further decline of the environment here, in and adjacent vo the operation itself. I~o' has jurisdiction here? Is the Army Corps of Engineers involved? Can we look for help from the Trustees or Town Board of Southold Town? Acres of living wetlands lie just across the creek from this growing industrial comple~ the navigable wa~ers menaced by ear~h-moving equipment/the former serenity of the waterway destroyed. Can you assure us that the wetlands here are guarded, and that the word and spirit of laws.are being respected? Can we have some assurance from the Department of Environmental Con- servation that the people of the North Fork need not fear that the remaining advantages of the creek will diminish? %% would appreciate a word from your office, and we assure you of our dedication to promoting the interest~ of environmental conservation. Sincerely yourD, (Signed) Gordon Macfarlane~.i, Conserva~i0n~Co~mi%tee Chairman 146-14 45 Avenue ~IUllr 19, 1973 Box 207, Naugles Dr., Harry W:, L~mbard Dear Gol. Lomba~: ~di~/on o~ the Suf~lk Times, June 28th f~ ts published concerning the East Coas~ Mines, ~ to dredge and place s,p~es at the mouth of the lam a resident on Naugles Dr/ye andhave owned this pr~l~ M~husband and I brought the ~¢operty with th~ ~s ~ We ~ve ~en ~ylng all ~e ~-~t ~ but ~ some r~son we ~ not seem ~ have any Say ~ght ~ ~ont ot us. ~e 11~ in Fl~s~ng and are well ~, a~osph~e ~ ~e W~, ther/ore, 'as fl~e art/cie stated, would ll~e a public hearing Sincerely. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Sheehan ws/~s Gordon C. COlvin - i~ Martocoh/a, Southold Town ~; of Trus/~es NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL P.O. BOX 278 MATTITUCK, L.I., NEW YORK ~1952 COUNCIL NORTH FORK ENVIRONMENTAL P.O. BOX 278 MATTITUCK. L.I.. NEW YORK I]952 COUNCIL ~[a:f~ Rea~, 119'71 J