No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAbout1000-86.-2-12.6 OFFICE LOCATION: OF� so�ryOlo MAILING ADDRESS: Town Hall Annex P.O. Box 1179 54375 State Route 25 Southold, NY 11971 (cor. Main Rd. &Youngs Ave.) N thr Southold, NY 11971 �pQ Telephone: 631 765-1938 Q Fax: 631 765-3136 LOCAL WATERFRONT REVITALIZATION PROGRAM TOWN OF SOUTHOLD To: Michael Domino, President Town of Southold Board of Trustees From: Mark Terry, LWRP Coordinator Date: April 13, 2018 Re: LWRP Coastal Consistency Review for of CHARLES & BRENDA GRIMES SCTM# 1000-86-2-12.6 RICHMOND CREEK IS A NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AREA, A NEW YORK STATE SIGNIFICANT FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT AND PECONIC ESTUARY PROGRAM CRITICAL HABITAT. J.M.O. Environmental Consulting on behalf of CHARLES & BRENDA GRIMES requests a Wetland Permit to construct a 15'x24' bluestone patio on sand; stepping stone paths; 4'x6' steps; a 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing "Thru-Flow" decking; a 3'x12' ramp; and a 6'x20'float secured by two (2) piles. Located: 4145 Wells Road, Peconic. SCTM# 1000-86-2-12.6 The proposed action has been reviewed to Chapter 268, Waterfront Consistency Review of the Town of Southold Town Code and the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) Policy Standards. Based upon the information provided on the LWRP Consistency Assessment Form submitted to this department, as well as the records available to me, it is my recommendation that the proposed action to construct a 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing "Thru-Flow" decking; a 3'x12' ramp; and a 6'x20' float secured by two (2) piles is INCONSISTENT with the denoted following Policy Standards and therefore is INCONSISTENT with the LWRP. 1. Policy 1. Foster a pattern of development in the Town of Southold that enhances community character,preserves open space, makes efficient use of infrastructure, i makes beneficial use of a coastal location, and minimizes adverse effects of development. The proposed structure is for private recreational use and will not preserve "public" open space. The applicant has not demonstrated that the action would minimize effects of development. 2. Policy 3. Enhance visual quality and protect scenic resources throughout the Town of Southold. 1 I I The intent of this policy is to protect and enhance the visual quality of the Town of Southold as well as to improve the quality of deteriorated areas and other negative visual elements. The preservation of the aesthetic, historic, and scenic character of the Town is critical to the continuance of its attraction and economic vitality as a year-round waterfront community. I Policy 3.1 Enhance visual quality and protect scenic resources throughout the Town of Southold including. A. Minimize the introduction of structural design components (including utility lines, lighting, signage and fencing) which would be discordant with existing natural scenic components and character, The action does not meet this policy; conversely, the applicant proposes a 190' long dock structure that could affect the scenic quality of the area. The subject property is located approximately 669' east of the Wells Road end that provides water access to Richmond Creek (Figure 1). A S s•« -srr; ' 9"t�# 'Te•. a!- i .,. •+`F a., • • wIII ,:is.-.a. -4a-4 - Wk .' ` :y xb+k^''8,a "M.,,«.�, .• ..qe„�..,*.,•rs`r �1 a •a�r�r€t�pCm°F !'” �} .•�".+� �c u .�l;ari`+�,rT'eywa•n+ rs 4145 Welts Road,Pecomc x s" 4 .,`"' + ;f R• s" Show search results for 4145... � !d0 RD r = " ;_ `,... 'f3 ""T.;^ .t * '•Ja4�� ." b �+Y* ..t�a>,: `� "r,,• 'x�<dL :ifs.,' �`�C'�,�a•,. i��i•��.•. �.wc1 }. {�g��`'7}a_`�,,t.?;pU:^..{ ��''�r�'1, '�++�."��. �' � � �;''4. �a " •a s:�s"�.�i•-�$�A- 12 y .?- •' ni ►" , f, ;r a=9: � r v t ��s'+ w�^�C . ur",� . . i1;h" r; ' �'� �.' `£� .}tt«::t' '+� fyt}7j'• :`v-�sr'rd�swt �xK«.-�y,'`-f:„,"° �' � y.i Tr^ "� }. �"*.1"[ kt,,r1' ".Fx .}�.,:,} I'si•:,., „�.t y' `:amu t ^4 eiV ,ja < a T¢Y•r `� �_ '`�1}:�:I.bJ y�,��1'�33"Ysi j�i� yC-:�'.-J••��:-, t^�^�•., ta^; r u`(+t�, � p., ty.3���"2 ;sR'• (rj-* }(^1'. <r�.^$F" 13-1:.2''(.J+'..1.5AQ"',•h',' I 4 `2 \ L �� Y 81� 1t ''Y.•y y�f...\ '. ��� •twyi��'�•i'.°JjY,." }s(t�.x°�°•a,., 5. .`�nf-0r'�?`-`,�,�,�'c., '�' J a` `',? ..�. ti >�'rR•y ` yy ;�;_' �����`�' 't� ,i' :C'��j..F'a`,:'«+;i. E:•.•,..,-,L �' q, ..+ y pr• ,'„t'i � "yS��+. .'Ct _•1' �r. "'�d.n*.tt,�t.*,^t'f{Y.',r:`:A�.;r�%J-y t?v,�'t'.t s,` (.t'• r °a �i�alf�a«`'y-u, � h,, �.- ,� .x. %- .�, � .'„�,,.�, ; :t - r 'nr1� .. 't s°•-.`ii'i ''.y+,,Qw� �•'n � -f," y�� . �6 t � �� .� ��. •: F.,O'K i `n' � 'tFi. ". /;� ra+ �• <y '} "�yfiYYr .' •,,,> �•. a$3+4}• •"` _ q5 'I'7,; a'$��s �,,, � 1 U ze>`„t” ;r r.:'i•_" " �,s•;42i:,,z�x• �i'''a t•y�r`r►mr,-,V �s •s _„�rl; :• i tr "'X "• + '. A,; 4Y i. } 3f.'°4if` :iM �;�.`,.*'::t,:E•[atr.'p r'L="F;r*, .' :$,`,� 7,•'yi*� 1.�'at,' t" ^� $ �+i' i";z ' ��b';A- '� -v?• .,;+.»�.M6c•a .tr •,`., F .;,`F"**'-«-;>t•�M .'•Sh.T ? y:^'4;, t^a �k,c:'ei^..KYs•'1I.°I. �,; M Y7 •- "�' ��. t�-Ce �a•3a%` .^t..v {' '�k ^'$.". 4a C � T„�-...��1' `'i,;,�' ��a"P•' z ���V. � �'�. �,�4 -..:t';ti.;�f e - �'. st 4.,:,�,a• '-`r`�. ,j ,r.a �..•.'• �f,y Fi S -"i��4.. s�4 :�7^;_ . �-,'"4a�2�:' t '0*y�•�,•:yov:• ,.w°• .-a'.Y;�y: F �.'+:�'7r,-re-.'-_..y:.�`��_r..13., 5., �, �y+a'.:�.” �c _ i M.�^�,..;s `l "t w•-= x, 9�L is '. ".. s.- `'4~,?3,:,.i- � p;:r rt- -'tet"^"'„• e. . :k.'L•`r ,,h �;z+• ;je:'3�-?s• ;tet i'k..s.+-' .s-��"�, off, ~��'�,-R'. '�SS17t�����'7r.�.• ;r.�� }�Yy^x��—�,�:".2'W�s'�Cv'Y�S y `}�"a?. .. fir. &.`Ky�3�y,t�.y"•y= .qS: 'tci'."y;•.d °�.7,�+s'"•"`fid,' '•+�' .1 r x "r S d Figure 1. Subject parcel (white circle) and distance to Richmond Creek Wells Road access road end. E. Preserve existing vegetation and establish new indigenous vegetation to enhance scenic quality, and i The action will result in a loss of high quality vegetated salt marsh where pilings are set. 2 J. Protect visual quality associated with public lands, including public transportation routes, public parks and public trust lands and waters. i 1. Limit water surface coverage or intrusion to the minimum amount necessary. -The proposed dock structure does not limit coverage of public trust waters to the minimum amount necessary to access the waterbody for the purpose of recreational enjoyment (swimming, fishing, launching of watercraft from shore). 2. Limit alteration of shoreline elements which contribute to scenic quality. i i Open, unobstructed water views provide scenic qualities to the public and user groups. The visual quality of natural resources (salt marsh) and open waters may be impaired as a result of the 190' long dock structure. 3. Policy 6. Protect and restore the quality and function of the Town of Southold ecosystems. Certain natural resources that are important for their contribution to the quality and biological diversity of the Town's ecosystem have been specifically identified by the State of New York and Town of Southold for protection. These natural resources include regulated tidal wetlands designated as Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitats. The proposed action is located within a tidal wetland which contains high ecological functions and values. It is expected that physical loss and degradation of ecological components will occur as a result of this action. Cumulative functional and degradation impacts to habitats from structures placed in public waters are a concern. i The proposed construction practices 'of the dock have not been identified. It is recommended that the applicant identify the proposed construction practices. Activities during dock construction can destroy vegetation either above or below the tide line by pulling them from the substrate or destroying their root system. The peat beds underlying salt marshes can also be compacted through the improper use of heavy equipment. In sea grass beds, the installation of pilings may have immediate impacts as well as cause long-term changes. Installation through "jetting"with high-pressure hoses typically disturbs a surrounding area-- depopulating grasses there prior to construction. Once areas are depopulated, the presence of pilings may, lessen chances of regrowth. Beal, Schmit, and Williams (1999) suggest that changes in sea grass communities in the vicinity of pilings may be caused by the modification of currents, sediment deposition, attraction of bioturbators, and leaching from chemically treated wood . The installation of dock pilings impact marine ecosystems. j i Both marsh grasses and sea grasses have adapted to living in extended periods of sunlight. Their photosynthetic pathways vary from!many terrestrial plants allowing them to be highly productive in their natural settings. Shading can have significant impacts on the health and 3 i productivity of these plants. The applicant is proposing "Thru Flow" decking and therefore shading impacts to vegetation should be minimized. Policy 6.1 Protect and restore ecological quality throughout the Town of Southold. The proposed action is located within a RICHMOND CREEK IS A NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AREA (Figure 2). A NEW YORK STATE SIGNIFICANT FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT (See attached narrative). AND PECONIC ESTUARY PROGRAM CRITICAL HABITAT. The application does not discuss the potential impacts to natural resources. _'y'`��4;:.. ._-'�:.,t, �Y?+•SSy�(Y."t`n.,:uL:�`i""t"�'":i' ,,-i� .:'� P,Q; .w., .((.t'„*ea:_i:X,."'i ''.,.:u•n .r' a; ::, r�' '” P •'Fn" an 'A;y.:,xba -.d •Y'o' ja.,.,yn,},-,. _<y.'�"<'�ixa - a "�r't`?.�•..o. ;Y:S r D,m.�s.'; *.s`,r:...,. ,.r"rt t: 5`»,.�/.''. R;�'++"a �:=,'i:-..�. :r:; :.,•+:',.r^, �t�',a.,t� Gt'�°:f( rr7+'- ,,,-'a'•::a•.e:e}y.. � `t '�,: ;4,+ti:.:...,s.. .:'yL..'F`�•''4 '.:'!'�.'f S,:'s a�,.9„�r�~ x<”d,» ti'?i} .�{ �� �rrs:w ;r+ �1: jfy'D' ,'?'"r,,,,i!•�.=6...5 +r, ri _a�;.,:e,f„M.p .;' a°a, ..: r.:yt' •y .,,ry, ..�'.,�::,,r .M:r.'t 1�'tr;'.';%s j;;1 .tl '; :.'{.Y.,:.y'`#.�;,;�,'r•:, s£.Y.:-.Ff_. Y'71' '..,; ,.,:..yt:i� n'S19"va,Li.3•.Ra,a3+ ,.�- , F.�i'!: '+;`tip<M k:»r•-w :..s1a'nSound���;: <E- iE 4"�i.: '.: ki gYk�tr"3�`4��"i.�':• �f ry a�. `"aera<:^+t�.5x '`1:{'?i3 ..s„p�•,�,,r<,�'�::'�`.:•,.�F;tSS�.?g[�"T`�2_%' Y^ ,�';'`., p'i-” il;;`'F k��'•'T,' Yr Yl ...'�,R,Vv.v. '$l A • �.Y;�''t+;F 1. �5%' nF .y.:'�t�,„C b" fx.•-3.ti�k'a J 3 «l ...<ti;�i"-._e'.' .}µa }"„?¢4�7^ ��'£"^`u. - d � `y 1P.�,y .ptn.%,HX•t��ar�}-y( 1i�.e .}'�"i:±�sy�:,a•�; ;x.;�,. .,. '�:;ip�v ex .r« � '♦♦ .t Tl 5'.},4.�-_ _ s. .�a,u.,i;�.,�;'.d,�}ci.'•C` 1 ,;st�";.:^,'�%i�'`'4 6;k c.;l.'t f 1'f''''aa 4=0 ..54,,.?'1}i•. S.{"x f���,,.. .<'! .: rt.n�°�,q$?' RF,1ir.,Y- �"�{r„e o ,, S "?e.'t :'E+x�'.,.2a'8:€��`.y�d:�"<•i-y° �," �g��}' �p t.'�''"'s: °�,�•�iifi'w ,oil' t{ At aaiiut. 3,. �,'�t«�"�;..='''°.." 1..�a".'• �; .°La Cry f A '.:.:i _'P '-,�#.~":sr.,4 1':• .�t;';t..rss«,,:�, .L-'...r .: Y,;e„ a�+ ,i.x, +•..;,-ac '' �'� r�>=' ,.dq < i� a }� tie rd' ,a•l. f 6 w t 2. {z:..: . •:s r+`' �F,.-}��fy-:y�Fa, .,�';n�.a, 3�.;'s. ��S .�,a.r„„w:�r;�f �t;l.. �� _ a<'.� _ .. � - .°F`'' ..^;Xi"F, •.t:'' tr ..k,?,,,�',"1: i<s;sn;4& t ;�'«ar'` #a�',�::.i,`. Figure 2. Boundaries of the NYSDEC Critical Environmental Area (Yellow polygon). The proposed action does not propose a restoration plan of areas that may be impacted (if any) during construction. Policy 6.2 Protect and restore Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitats. A. Protect Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitat values from uses or activities that would. 1. Destroy habitat values associated with the designated habitat through: a. direct physical alteration, disturbance, or pollution, or b. indirect effects of actions, which would result in a loss of habitat. 4 The proposed action will result in a net loss of tidal/marine wetlands identified within a New York State Significant Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitat. Impacts from direct physical alteration include the placement of 190' foot structure in wetland/waterbody, disturbance from construction practices, or pollution from leaching of pesticide form pilings into waterbodies and unknown vessel support. The applicant has not discussed the potential for habitat destruction or significant impairment as defined by this policy. Policy 6.3 Protect and restore tidal and freshwater wetlands. A. Comply with statutory and regulatory requirements of the Southold Town Board of Trustees laws and regulations for all Andros Patent and other lands under their jurisdiction 1. Comply with Trustee regulations and recommendations as set forth in Trustee permit conditions. The applicant must demonstrate that the following dock standards pursuant to § 275-11. Construction and operation standards have been met. The applicant has not demonstrated that the following dock standards pursuant to § 275-11. Construction and operation standards have been met. (d) Review and approval of dock applications. Before issuing a permit for a dock structure, the Trustees shall consider whether the dock will have any of the following harmful effects: [1] Whether the dock will impair navigation or be located in areas of high vessel traffic or vessel congestion; The proposed dock structure is 190' in length (excluding stair). The applicant has provided an aerial photo showing dock lengths in Richmond Creek (attached to April 12, 2018 letter), however, the photo does not accurately show the detailed relationship of how far the proposed dock extends into the waterbody past the adjacent docks and whether the proposed length of the dock is consistent with "pier" line of the water body. A discussion on the potential impacts (if any) to navigation of all vessels has not been provided. [2] Whether the dock will unduly interfere with the public use of waterways for swimming, boating, fishing, shellfishing, waterskling and other water-dependent activities, 5 The application does not discuss the potential impediments/impacts regarding public access. [5] Whether the dock will cause degradation of surface water quality and natural resources, The proposed action is located within a NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AREA, A NEW YORK STATE SIGNIFICANT COASTAL FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT AND PECONIC ESTUARY PROGRAM CRITICAL HABITAT. The application does not discuss the potential impacts to natural resources and water quality. The construction method has not been identified. All materials used to construct the dock structure have not been specified and therefore it cannot be determined if the structure complies with Chapter 275 Wetlands and Shorelines. The operation of the vessel in shallow areas with -2.3' to -2.5' NGVD low water depth (at dock terminus) may result in the following impacts: 1. Re-suspension of bottom sediments and turbidity 2. Impacts to benthic species, and 3. Erosion of shorelines. Construction of the dock may also result in the increase of turbidity in the water column, affecting submerged aquatic vegetation and shellfish. To further the above policy and to reduce turbidity in the event that the proposed action is approved, turbidity controls are recommended. [6] Whether the dock will cause habitat fragmentation and loss of significant coastal fish and wildlife habitats, The area where the dock is proposed is vegetated with spartina alferniflora and in an area of high quality lower and upper marsh. The application does not discuss the potential impacts to Richmond Creek a designated significant coastal fish and wildlife habitat. (11] Whether the cumulative impacts of a residential and commercial dock will change the waterway or the environment and whether alternate design, construction, and location of the dock will minimize cumulative impacts; and The application does not discuss cumulative impacts to the Richmond Creek. [12] Whether adequate facilities are available to boat owners and/or operators for fueling, discharge of waste and rubbish, electrical service and water service. The application does not assess or discuss whether adequate facilities are available to a potential vessel. 6 4. 9.3 Preserve the public interest in and use of lands and waters held in public trust by the state and the Town of Southold. Small private docks in coastal areas extend into public waters and adversely affect the public use of such water bodies. Throughout the Town a total of 303+ public and quasi-public access points have been established to allow for access to navigable waters. These access points include, boat launch facilities, road ends, managed parks and Town owned properties. A boat launch and public beach are located to the west of the property at the end of Wells Road. 9.4. Assure public access to public trust lands and navigable waters. E. Provide access to, and reasonable recreational use of, navigable waters and public trust lands under water. The applicant currently enjoys access to public waters from the subject property and Wells Road end located approximately 669' to the west(Figure 1). 1. Provide for free and unobstructed public use of all navigable waters below the line of mean high water for navigation, recreation, and other public trust purposes, including the incidental rights of public anchoring. Private dock structures extending into public trust lands and waters obstruct public use of navigable waters, public anchoring and other public use in the area where the dock is located and does not meet this policy. 3. Obstruction of navigable waters and underwater lands is limited.- The imited.The USACOE identifies typical impacts to navigation due to small docks as: iii. There are instances where a proposed dock would not affect a designated navigable channel or a federal navigation project, but could adversely affect passage by paddle craft (e.g., canoes and kayaks) through passageways along the shore. In some situations, a dock may force small paddle craft into the dangerous situation of entering a channel (or open water) utilized by larger, powered boats. For safety's sake, the smaller craft typically remain close to the shore—the same portion of the waterway where docks are generally proposed and constructed. iv. In some instances, the design of the dock (e.g., its height over the water or structures at the water end) may impede safe navigation by obstructing views along the waterway. Structures may obscure oncoming boat traffic or boats leaving docks and navigation aids. 7 v. Private docks constructed too close to existing public or private docks or boat landings may impede safe navigation to, and use of, those existing facilities. Boats need room to maneuver around docks; the amount of room necessary is dependent on the size, configuration, and powering mechanism of the boats (i.e., size of engine; sail versus engine powered, etc.) Docks that are too close together may lead to difficulties ,in launching or landing vessels. a. to the extent that it interferes with commercial navigation. The right of commercial navigation is superior to all other uses on navigable waters and may not be obstructed. The proposed use is recreational and could hinder commercial navigation and use by bayman in the area. b. to the minimum necessary for access to navigable waters. The minimum is determined by evaluating the following factors: (i) the extent of the use's dependence on access to navigable waters, The use is a private residence. Numerous facilities are available throughout Town to promote public water access for recreational boating. (ii) the range of tidal water level fluctuation, (iii) the size and nature of the body of water, Small watercraft navigate the waters close to the shoreline for safety. Docks impede this ability by forcing small watercraft to navigate around or even under the dock structure. (iv) the nature of public use of the adjacent waters, Another consequence from private, residential docks is the potential of obstruction of navigation. Town regulations prohibit the obstruction of marked navigation channels and require a one-third rule for creeks and harbors. For boaters with engines, this prohibition fits their needs since the safe operation of these vessels could require the use of the channels for navigation. However, for self -propelled vessels and small watercraft which use is 8 not limited to navigation channels, docks are an impediment, often forcing these vessels to navigate around the structure or seaward of the dock line. This forced navigation restriction potentially puts the users of these vessels at risk. Similarly, dock structures limit the ability of sailing vessels to use the nearshore area by impeding the ability to navigate the nearshore area. (v) the traditional means of access used by surrounding similar uses, The traditional use of the waters included free and unobstructed access to the nearshore for commercial uses and recreation by the public. Dock structures impede public use where located. (vi) whether or not alternative means to gain access are available. Piers, docking facilities, and catwalks must not result in an unnecessary interference with use of public trust lands. Alternatives to long docks (190') include use of dinghies to reach moored boats and mooring in nearby marinas. c. by extent and characteristics of the developable adjacent upland area and its ability to support in-water development for the water-dependent use. d. by potential adverse effects on natural resources and their uses, and The potential impact to natural resources has not been thoroughly discussed in the application. e. by potential adverse effects on public safety. See above comments. The proposed patio and 4' x 30' access path to the water are recommended as CONSISTENT with the LWRP policies. Pursuant to Chapter 268, the Board of Trustees shall consider this recommendation in preparing its written determination regarding the consistency of the proposed action. 9 Attach: Cc: Damon Hagan, Assistant Town Attorney 10 C Town of Southold MAR 12 2018 LWRP CONSPUENCY ASSESSMIEN FORM Southold Town A. INSTRUCTIONS Planning Board ------- N.11 applicants for pemilts* of Southold ap�mcies, shall complete this CCAF fewr proposed acLions that arc subject io the'Divn ofSoufhold Wawrfront ColIssistency Review Law. '111is assessment is intended to supplement o*,her Infori-nation, used by a Toval of Southold agwncv in nit inn a detenniration of consistency. �Except miner exemw action u inchiding fit ddin Pe g rjWts ti. �w prepurci ol this fo-m shouid re�.-iev tht: e-manpt 13(;1.,jre arlswerilig d � �,TIesuulls III C, t1l i minor action list, pctlicies and eplan nations of e=h pollicy contained in the To%vn of Soudiold Local NVaterfront Revilizilizatiori Pj-o1-1 2-�Itinln wfll L,�� cv-,-,WatgdJs,-Lc- h betwficial a-ml adverso elleciN upon the coastal area i"Vilic!) .3. If arav question in Stiction C on this 116mi is ansv.-ered, "yes" or "no", then the proposed aciion will affCLt the archim-nient oft t: UYV"RP policy stand:-ds and conditions conwined ,I) dic consistemv roview law. Thwit Lack ansr4tr FlIUM I)e CXviahzed in dtAailjisting hoth a (I suRpOrun- facts. If wi action c arm-iol be certified as consistcrt with d1c,LWRP policy slandwrds and conditions, it shall not be twderta-en. of ill 11,C iC)Ilf)'wirlg phfcc�;: onhlw at tile Town ofsoaah,)Id 'S wl�bsitc 0-it., &iurd of Trustees Office, the Pliuming Dopaamelil. Al lozal libraricn) amd;fh:; Tbv�ii C-4;rk`S oflrwc. DESUR[PTION OF SITEAtIND FROPOS-ED AC71 ION SCTM9 86 02 12 .6 PROJECT NANNE, Proposed dock The Application has been subpailled to (check approptiate tcspomse)- Town Board Planning Board J! Building Dept. 0 Board of Trustees I C.-atevory offown of Southold agency action(elleck appropriate Tesponse): (a) Action tindemd-cendireed agency capital Y 3 C, construcfion.Planning nefivity a ati P-Imid transaction) ac, qcv rcLA w =e (c) Permit,appre.val. license,cenufleation, X-, Nartuc and extent of actjI)n: Applicant prpposestR2on s t ru c t a 15 'x24 ' blue stone patio on sand, stepping stone path, 4T;x6-.'---steps, 4 'x158 ' fixed dock utilizing "Thru-Plow" decking, 3 'x12' ramp and a 6 'x2O ' float secured by (2) piles 4145 Wells Road? Deconic Site;,a=rt„ge; 0.886 Present t} o ) d ,Single family dwelling is under construction ��.Ti.r:1 iG%.8t1.����.., R-40 FrirsLr�t zvnin�classi��:�ti�j+i: 2. If an application for the proposed action bas beer, fiW v ifh fl e To, n of SoiA old agency, :he folaoving ul;plican.; Charles Brenda Grimes 7ing ad 3501 Bonita Bay Blvd. Ronita Sprinqs, PL 34134 / 203-253-9890 k�..) i e'. �.l �I!,�itti I3:d«�A�)t;i. «h}aI'�'�i� 4.I3 i,;t 1 Tlnkno an (d) Application number, ill anv: Will the action fie direeth-undertaken,require f uidilW, or a j)ro_ ,al b%,a stat,;oi-federal agency? �tyCS l c� �_, l4 y=�s, bas icl2s atL car f.e ��ral„ c11I.,,,;nT.X.^S'n' 'C' N.Y.S.1�.n. Tl.S.A,.C.0.P C. Evaluate the project to the follo-wing policies by analyzing how the proje;R vill further support or no"t support the policies. Pro ide all proposed Best IINIanageinent Practices that Evill further each policy. Into 't lete anmvd -r%will r equh.e that the form be returned for Completion. DEVELOPED COAST POL.1CY Policy L Fester a pati-ern of development in the Town of Southold that enhances conin-%unity character, Preserves open space,ninkes efficient use of f`rs�st���tore, makes beneficial use f a Coastal location, and inimiyes adverse effects of&,velopTnent. See LVVRP Section Ill- Policies; Page 2 for evaluation criteria. FRI Yes F-1 No F� Not Al pfl"- tale Propos ed„dock _,shall hay..e ..nQ,_negative impact .the character_.-of.--.the.. . _.. community and Rill, not impact open_ space.,__.. .,_ this projectY is consistent-.with thisw_pol,icy,- Policy 14. Protelcf nud preserve historic and archaeological resources of the Tawn of Southold. Sec LWRF Section Ill -Policies Pages 3 through 6 for evaluation criteria FO X "es i..._.. ,gin 1:1N I Applicalble The prolec'C- shall have no on any historic or -- archaeological resources. Tt is iscons i git Alluicli--addif�onal sflee-vi Enharioe vilsuPui quall-ty md nr,,ateet see nie resmums throUghau-At thE, Town jif Suutho!& See ramSeeflon MI-1-"61'ideg paps 6 tffireuF 7 R'-r FRI V,es 71 NS F-' Not i-�Pphceble' Li L--j Lj The pro!ect w i I I _Ct nor impact tv of p,t-mch paddiommi mieets if.necamsuy NAT Uk-kL COAS3T POILICTE --mmley s. 4. Nfitind'�.e loss, of 11fe, 3h-ud�'um' a'.Id nultm-:11i ---*('mrcess frorn f-letuding and erogioD- &e floflcies Pages 8 through 15 f0l -VaWmion crhwna L-J V Nat Ap-pli naak The f nn In sbah be no loss of r,rojecr is consistent with this polimc-v----- Atech a0ftlonc-1 AXts if XT-;s5w; poll,cy 5, Proftcy and improvon-Att�r a.-U,11' �y -nd Ezspp�y hi tNhe T-wma of SouthumM. rough2lDor emIll U , I 1"es No L—,Not z%'Ppli�abnit The. project will have n.c negatiVe imD1.-ac--,-; unon the guality Of or tbP nroi ec is const Attach addidenal sv"�ets H'tm'-'u'vy poicy protiad :anud nesiore. -&e qljalir� and pine-11,011 cis' file '11'awn of Sout-hiold, ecvsystsms briduadk lo" 3A -*a!E�m�l Fidn zad, "i'Vlldlffe Halmeb:A-S and, TV5!`3mm Chrough 3,2- for VS-Rell-A. TV-1 r-I M, Lj Yes 'LlIze, Nat kpplgamble 4- The projeciA.: shall h-a-ve no negative imLia:cts lulaon the quality or Coastal Figh and Wildlife H^T`)' 1'L—is fl'alt that t =�hisDroject is consistent with "his Auacbx a&ifimal-,heets;ifa,=essary PaRkay 7. .tet, "s» ah.- aiutalui'y In t'hi e, Tovim- of Sciuta,31"E-. 5a(; L`,,,Fk,EP SemdoulIll - F- I pagev-4 2j2 7-1 k, The projec-'E__ shall ' have no upon aii: Quality. 'Ehat this n_rOje(_-L_ i S C o r S i SI-=r i 'Chi s- -no im.tac-l-i addMori-el sheo-Ls ffmar;asbsalv sube,ar-ce-S amd Ssmn LWRP T-7T- -R� F-I yc-;,: i0i 11C], The! project doeE rat, 17 S014e-, -,V-aSta Cr IaZ=r�-2-✓US SU!)Slal�,Ir-eS =n.;� I-aS-eS, t It _ .__ ..- - __ . S. is (Flat this Droject Is cons ist-ant .,:s _n -ti'?s poil.C v ?U72L, ic C_GAJIT_::� umda ifmr n�mab ae'-t-SI, -�r, �Immaft use of L'os"stAl pabn�a "nuld's" -nma pandk lFeRmf 15�, Fr, I-au 'O� 7 af theGat:-, The grol ect Txri'I I havc- no ou,b]. c acces s to and tne rec_,_eatio�-,al w5e of C­�astal_ 17"ablic lanvas or the Public resourc-es of' +_--he To;.,m, . Tt is '-his is L_ proi e-t- S Cori S I S eln t Aftaekia�Wdaaal �f f ..�. e,ci,�r 'a£, c- a i in :d�'...- " F e•z "l a d a �.'.a,� `_.-'`t:.w._..� .:a•a... e.:". r LI-32 wR't�-j5`' $ 3&. E.6'e� a��li,`. ..?et','' i.£a�..�. �L .t`' G "- -Tti�j fit x= ;°.i:'Rv�•a` r„-. .s-�`:' 4:i k' RFa h 5g'.Z-r �� n,-yy °s*: a sh souvs.b ?luz a?.LWTR �iSkJs EEL- 4§i4 S, e. 3. s zik �_�.a �.. '`1 `�4 `N _ 3c s_ The prroject will have no imnact uaDor ao:r.t'_:olf' s is i1�l,'s.L'`.C�l.;i'�mLn.-`f�•r��l�t�..LiL 3�i.�r:..�.�Sri �:3�.'..� - ..,.. ..-•-—s: �-,---�— L ?ps feltthat 1- S "rclacL 2.3 CC 'lSl-e'2: 1x> 1"ro"3=otw snnvtrxwble ti:n 'Of- tu"emg ,.-=k^ 5-; eeM&g 1n, sa�`.• S4J�.d,_3_-h.e�.P(rFn3�e� i V 4 i�• F!!'�' y "��('t' �t9w''iiyy�� �i7 a�,e s --e ...».�;s f.3 ec 2 M- 3$,.�. 57::� }��'W�a� ,� » c "'7'�,ym �a.r`ra.--.lr, .Y esft yi v L.°IF• t'i.,7, 6'"W 4f s"!.a NF •l\ £!% L' A.c��ara �y l� ' Y.L •.� w ;,� Y'ti_ i,.� £..�3 tt ,.. y. ... c.a...*<_:��=�t.s.��V°�� ta��.�.b�`seni;fi 5.. � t".:t_faa f 3"rC._.,j e c t t;_l l rg a vi._.._.. n.'.i.._..o -....�..�.- li'LTiZ'q marine resources. Tm S 4:<= '-!i i c onai Stent with this o ? `"'v av 't {� t,.., �1 t 4 '` -m2 _> ,.,. .. C.a�tr�rT.`s:�2; �.�.5- ?... ,. fi. r .r,`'.i :5: a+3u Sx{u i? s «��i:s� s.:�!•:a:+.,., r.:y.'s:,..,ti�9s. ,:a:..."'"' �.' a.`.t:.;�;.>+;;y .�:y,�•s++k � t'r_ar=.P<x4::.G..,for 3 that this pC�iC� ,S rot a,p-Li-c able th i^? oiecl: { f1a�Cb?auCis.'�:GSI�s uh��'F5 _.•�.�GAS821'�J ----..__...........�.- - ,'?, �� -`iy oma' r t,--. ,.r F ?.�.unLz .. -a^ e=+ See 'WRT P �t�-e .3. �"rc,:LI,&IIL a r y u ��,?" zlr'1 smv. '�iavr 'kit;..a a� o m•.:.f u�M.:,1 %,-.'�...w: R,�rS.$°u.�. %.�`�''L'�.3.�'>�''.�.3> ..}t:. �r�Tt�:'f..a FI 'IR 'The _ };L� a, �a�S �±�t ?^v(.,,I vc- 4 use of or developmcat of energy or mingral resource—S 1,c th at. tM S 3c I ic-�z Xaa not anp.l.cab.{_•a Lr this `r-,iac§ �_�..�,✓.t..t r.N�7 1,,,,.„,.,a..��.a,...,ga...a,m-w........,.,.+��:n S;.f«�� $ :'L.�+F.�"ssA�� G�i..�> J-/ '...! -lam,Im, ese.x-FtAwd+},wde�Wwv—accery _ Grimes, 4145 Wells Road, Peconic, NY, September 14, 2017 ,r.+a Y '•1' �t {r 4 y.-;'4^''�'y' J, rR• ii. t5`�F r. s -L C; '� �� i " � n�f ;.. ''{1Y'Y � rw���a �'� !4.1111 '��� Ipp �1�1��� '1"•�,g�tt��dfi '��� ,� s 4 �F � � ,719999 3.�v !lIAAA 7 Z jqy� 5.� t1 �r i �• � � 1 1{ Td d { .� F /d 7 t r 'i 6��; 1�lil��r ♦!.{�!11����j�P�t I!r byI 1 q�}�� ��t � � �F I f x 1 � I�n � t'$.i Jit�� k�f � (r�i ! d�� �%S�yh1�Y'tSi tl����I � . I �4� r{�����i� � ���i '��jlyi/ 1�J!��9 °� 7�—' • w ��r �ji x�l r1�'�'�i�it'y�a� ��'a f�1�a�7y��Z�. ��Q�i� Ii ��!'fr��jti�t� �Ir �� (�I.�.(�' z� 0tfi [t5 x_ •,. vt,l}tib '�� iC`.r�"VRN I yiw F 1••ttl 1 I f( 4 /1( I F if J8 �1 V (1 tf� iF. 'M ;C% 1�1 � �s�l��5 `� Iv { � i y ;I�1��e¢,"tai ��I��, 4' v.'y N�' � ` � �'�I !��,��•i QQ//yy// � F fl I � 1. .� �� al � i.! t1 H !,• i� I fid' OCr. '+� ��•t���;��+5}'y4 � �'a���.�1^�� r t����41 �I�IIII��i�77 � )r,{s��� j4�) tr,�� �. S(S ��,1 yl� � �` Y r�,j.�� sr fir• .-I ��;/ U� .'�AIAa�i �,:�{���;11�`!�•�",+.;IA�k�l�'ii.,'alin}$tl. rll�'�i�l. :.� (bY.�4w! 9MW.4 �, ,t'm�f � S"14 ����,,�'A!�� Qr=r. F t� r �� " ^r���'°' .�y6'���• y ,�,� SMR" �!. �+P'�'�y�� . 'a+' ,iw__, t M+�w�.. "...' ``"°'� - �" ��: :!�'+ �" 1��.�ay t�� •w.. ''R°1�'� �>�at»,q��q(t � .'I j,�f,{1 1 !��. !�i � �k�"+ ..i,xc3� .. �* w k L iy :y. r , !Fk J t 11 � 9 .4 ��'Q ` �► to 4.3 �JyP C( • q 40. AS DETERMINED �,yo F•y,P `\ 4 o r3 'Aq �� MSN, CONSUL TING, INC. pr• �� O 1ER 24, 2015 `�,� THROUGH �� �+\, Olk ,�<' w PURPOSES_ \ e c, z - ' m AZ Ap 4�2,57� �EU�� �r � X11� � � • MH - -`- 123 UNE S84*02936"W -- 122-21'122,21' �►+ i RICH, vn+csavweo .'�moawwm ''+a'e! Y 1 r WELLS ROAD P Applicant proposes to construct a 15'x 24' PP blue stone patio on sand, stepping stone DRIVE path,4'x6' steps, 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing Thru-Flow -decking, 3 x 12 ramp r 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing "Thru-Flow" o decking anda,6'x20' float secured.by{2) 2 S T Y o SFD piles. At Richmond Creek, Peconic, v o Town of Southold, Suffolk County, O o New York O's,- 0 t ' D E i0l f< _.;10 Depths by Robert H. Fox L.S. PROP 0 May 26, 2016 12 i PAT 10 PROP P o �q �� _0 cc 0 - NON_ TURF 4" X 30 �f ACC E 155 5�.� w PATH HM PROP 4 X 6 r 4'X 1584 STEPS (/ F1XEp t F �0 ' a ocK y �f -016� � " - .Ooa _09-- HM_ - - �1 -06' _t 3 -08 U "✓`T J 46 '1'7 -k2 -1� PROP _ 1 -I,7 • 3 X 12 Ie�' i4 O RANdP AF - y PRO-P FLOAT ZtCHMOND CREEK z.! FEB - 8 2018 FLOOD r 1 -� W1 DTH 330r Applicant: Charles_ _Brenda Crines Location: 4145 'Fells Road Purpose: Private Recreational Docking Datum: Apparent Low Nater ' Locus: 41'2'1.464" -7-2P26'59.506" JeC.11eNVs 100�VV-2�1r•�4_0AX113-SCLE SHt,..lmT I 4..+F L.... JMO Environrnental Onsulting R:0. Box 447, Qu0gue, NY 119590447 Applicant: Charles & Brenda Grimes Location: 4145 Wells Road r ,Purpose: Private Recreational Docking ;Datum: Apparent Low Water Locus: 4112'1.464" 4T 26'59.506" IS.C.T.M.No. 1000-86-2-12.6 PROP STEPS P,POP� P X - EOP �X 203 3 12 PRoP � I FLOAT RAMP FIxFD DOCK AH ALW ® 25 2,� 2®" -'1• -I BOTTOM f 6 Applicant proposes to construct a 15'x 24' blue stone patio on sand, stepping Stone path,41x6' Steps, 4'x158' fixed dock ; utilizing"Thru-Flow" decking, 3'x12'ramp 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing "Thru Flow" � c decking and a 6'x20' float secured by (2) piles. At Richmond Creek, Peconic, ' Town of Southold, Suffolk County, j FEB -' 8 2018 New York - L___A Board of Trus' _ r Depths by Robert H. Fox L.S. a SCALE l= z � May 26, 2016 � 2C� � �� � SI�EE � 20� 2 4145 Wells Rd-Google Maps https://www.google.com/maps/place/4145+Wells+Rd,+Peconic,+NY+__ z- g) ' MapS 4145 Wells Rd �>c,hMoe,� 4145 Wells Rd Peconic,W 11958 FAL 1 of 1 2/8/2018, 12:27 i Q.M.O. Environmental Consulting Services April 10, 2018 APR 1 2 2018 Mr. Michael Domino, President Board of Town Trustees Town of Southold B5a, Town Hall Annex 54375 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Southold, Ny 11971 Re: Application for Charles and Brenda Grimes 4145 Wells Road, Cutchogue S.C.T.M.No. 1000-86--12.6 J Dear Mr. Domino: On March 16, 2018 we received an e-mail from your office regarding this application. The e-mail noted that the town's LWRP coordinator needed additional information to complete the review of this application. That information included a dock line schematic and the project plans need to depict the distance across the waterbody from the proposed dock as well as a vessel at the proposed dock. For your review we have enclosed a revised project plan (sheet 1 of 2) which depicts the distance from the seaward end of the dock to the opposite shore line as well as a vessel at the proposed float dock. We have also include a dock line schematic. The schematic depicts existing dock structures and their lengths east and west of the applicant's property as well as docks on the opposite shoreline. Phone (631) 653-0607 ® Email Gjust10215@aol.com 121 Jessup Ave ® 2nd Floor o P.O. Box 447 Quogue, New York 11959-0447 These lengths are for the entire dock structures because some of the existing structures are just fixed docks and others are fixed docks with ramps and floats. We would also point out that the lengths of the structures vary due to the amount of vegetated wetlands are at each site that must be crossed to reach apparent low water. We have also included the distances that we have measured from apparent low water to the seaward end of each structure. Upon the review of this information please feel free to contact me at any time should there be questions or comments regarding this matter. Respect 11, 0 Gle Just E C E I V E APR 12 2018 Southold Town a Existing Dock Structures East and West of Applicant S.C.T.M.No Length Distance structure extends seaward Of ALW Line 86-1-9.4 67.8' 34' 86-1-9.5 59.7' 31' 86-1-9.6 59' 27' 86-2-14 69' 65.5' 86-2-13 103" 40.5' 86-2-11 117' 59' 86-2-10 53' 53' 86-2-9 50' 27' 86-6-25 120.9' 35.4 86-6-20 135' 122.71' D ECEIVE 86-6-10 125' 125' APR 1 2 2018 86-6-9 103' 103' Southold Town of Trot m. L_ Grimes 4145 Wells Road Peconic Marine Structures lengths 2016 4145 Wells Road, PECONIC. X Q or 4145 . ` VO Or f A � a 4' 1 i AP2111 Grimes 4145 Wells Road Dock lengths 2016 GRI MES 4145 WeIIS Road, PECONIC, X Q - - 4145 r 0� S t 4 y 10VO c� �3 APR 1 2 2018 10 —� Snnth;au gown ;fir I Ti " James F.King,President QF SO(/jTown Hall Jill M.Doherty,Vice-President �O� �l0 53095 Route 25 P.O. Box 1179 Peggy A.Dickerson Southold,New York 11971-0959 Dave Bergen G Bob Ghosio,Jr. '.�0 • �O Telephone(631)765-1892 � C4UNT{, Fax(631)765-6641� BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SOUTHOLD June 20, 2007 Mr. David S. Corwin 639 Main St. Greenport, NY 11944 RE: DAVID EDELSTEIN 4145 WELLS RD., PECONIC SCTM#86-2-12.6 Dear Mr. Corwin: The Board of Town Trustees took the following action during its regular meeting held on Wed., June 20, 2007 regarding the above matter: WHEREAS, David S. Corwin on behalf of DAVID EDELSTEIN applied to the Southold Town Trustees for a permit under the provisions of Chapter 275 of the Southold Town Code, the Wetland Ordinance of the Town of Southold, application dated April 5, 2007, and, WHEREAS, said application was referred to the Southold Town Conservation Advisory Council and to the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Coordinator for their findings and recommendations, and, WHEREAS, the LWRP Coordinator recommended that the proposed application be found Inconsistent with the LWRP Policies 1, 3,5,6,9,10 & 11, and, WHEREAS, a Public Hearing was held by the Town Trustees with respect to said application on June 20, 2007, at which time all interested persons were given an opportunity to be heard, and, WHEREAS, the Board members have personally viewed and are familiar with the premises in question and the surrounding area, and, 2 WHEREAS, the Board has considered all the testimony and documentation submitted concerning this application, and, WHEREAS, the proposed docking facility does not comply with the standards set forth in Chapter 275 of the Southold Town Code, WHEREAS, the Board has determined that the project will affect the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the town, NOW THEREFORE BE 1T, RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees deems the action to be Inconsistent with the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program pursuant to Chapter 268-5 of the Southold Town Code, and, BE IT FUTHER, RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees DENY WITHOUT PREJUDICE the application of DAVID EDELSTEIN to construct a 4'X 16' ramp, 4'X 46' catwalk, 4'X 12' access stairs and one (1) 8" dia. mooring pile. This is not a determination from any other agency. Very truly yours, Jamis NFKIng ' President, Board of Trustees JFK/Ims i fc,I�1/L�_) /� �� ECONIC �s 1 PNN MI�cN��� LOCATION Rolacgl s RO c 15 58 ,. c 3g cO0p� N1G, 2 �q 7 pN\G L1. .p%og6� G`N1 PE ROPO 35 Z$ sl: #� 2� OGV� 9 3 wE�.Ls FtOA &,10A LONG 77 27' 05' VICINITY MAP FROM HAGSTROM SUFFOLK COUNTY ATLAS MAP 23 GRID H 40 w_)o_ DAVID EDELSTEIN LIBBY GOLDSTEIN D 1000-86-02-12.6 y 00OC I\ 701'& oo > m 0 1zoz w s omi n x I 0� < N-O I 0 W 1s5. 4'X ALW, AHW & MARSH yN ��yp�.� MAPPED BY D. CORWIN E f 8 , 1 0• MARCH 29, 2003 SOLE f ; o? 5v � GG�_v 11011 SS 1.5 � QQR Q OS�s S� y PULLY PILE �p O \ A CATWALK & MOORING PILE RICHMOND CREEK �g0 PLAN VIEW WELLS ROAD, PECONIC SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY F�.000 10 APPLICANT: DAVID EDELSTEIN III MONUMENT SCALE 1"=50' & LIBBY GOLDSTEIN DRAWN BY: D. CORWIN WATER DEPTH FEET SHEET 1 OR 2 DATUM APPARENT LOW WATER 0,0 DATE: MARCH 31, 2003 REVISED SEPTEMBER 21, 2003 RAMP CATWALK I•---16' 58' 40' GH MARSH tHTERTIDA HUL MARSH 4' STAIRS PULLY PILE 8"x 22' v =V/T AHW 2.5 3.5' ALW 0.0 4"x4"x12' CCA POST _ 6' O.C. TYPICAL PROFILE SCALE 1'=20' 4,� 4"x4" CCA POST 2"x 6" CCA CROSS PIECE -1 PURPOSE: WATER ACCESS & SMALL BOAT MOORING CATWALK & MOORING PILE RICHMOND CREEK NOTES: sPENETRATION WELLS ROAD, PECONIC STRINGERS 4"x6" CCA TIMBER SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY DECK 2"x 10" FIR APPLICANT: DAVID EDELSTEIN ELEVATE CATWALK 3.5' ABOVE MARSH & LIBBY GOLDSTEIN NO HEAVY EQUIPMENT ON MARSH DRAWN BY: D. CORWIN ALL HOLES & MOUNDS TO BE LEVELED CROSS SECTION SHEET 2 OR 2 SCALE 1"=5' DATE: MARCH 31 , 2003 REVISED SEPTEMBER 21, 2003 i Board Of Southold Town Trustees _x SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK Q A riI 21, 004 _. PERMIT NO. 7.13. DATE- .Ap.r. ... .........2 2 ISSUED TO ...................................................................... .. ................. .........S DAVID EDELSTEIN & LIBBY GOLD . IN.... ` Aut4prizatttill C { Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 615 of the Laws of the State of New York, 1893; and Chapter 404 of the Laws of the State of New York 1952; and the Southold Town Ordinance en- tctled ."REGULATING AND THE PLACING OF OBSTRUCTIONS 1 IN AND ON TOWN WATERS AND PUBLIC LANDS and the REMOVAL OF SAND, GRAVEL-OR OTHER MATERIALS FROM LANDS UNDER TOWN WATERS;". and in accordance with the ' Resolution of The Board adopted at a meeting held on .April 4F.- 20.0.4 and in consideration of the sum of $.....200..9Q .. paid by David Edelstein & Libby--Goldsteir�.. ec of ..........P...._.........onic...... ... . . .. .. ... . . N. Y. and subject to the Terms and Conditions listed on the reverse side hereof, of Southold Town Trustees authorizes and permits the following: g' Wetland Permit to construct a 4'X 16' ramp, 4'X 46' catwalk. 1 41X 12' access stairs, and qne (1) mooring pile, and as depicted r on the plan prepared by David Corwin last dated 12126102. aB in accordance with the detailed specifications as presented in the originating application. .q IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said Board of Trustees hare- by causes its Corporate Seal to be affixed, and these sents to be subscribed by a majority of the said Board as of is data. -71 R o .� Trustees �a i 1 r ECONIC �r pNN M1T0N��L y LOCATION 8 R08�RWE\1'S RO g 8 L .590 15N1G, NZ 14 r T ON1C LSC p o00-a6- - L r L r. pE4�E MP1N N.I \19 ROPO rt LONG 72. 27. 05' g0 VICINITY MAP N of SOVFROM HAGSTROM SUFFOLK COUNTY ATLAS �O MAP 23 GRID H 40 ooo sp oy �-, LS BY IN `p Z"\'9' ipZC-. 1000-86-02-12.6 N '4 pyZ 000Z ¢ o Z Ngo 11y .�o \M��y\y. al 1 6 RPMy � y 0 -V S�pJEL� Io. pGGF'S5 PULLY PILE--��� G�50- P��� \G`2`�O�O CATWALK & MOORING PILE P RICHMOND CREEK PLAN VIEW WELLS ROAD, PECONIC SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY 10 30 w APPLICANT: DAVID EDELSTEIN MONUMENT SCALE I"=50' & LIBBY GOLDSTEIN DRAWN BY: D. CORWIN 0 WATER DEPTH FEET SHEET 1 OR 2 DATUM APPARENT LOW WATER 0.0 DATE: DECEMBER 26, 2002 WELLS ROAD ' fi< r E Applicant proposes to construct a 15'x 24' blue stone patio on sand, stepping stone - DRIVE path,4'x6' steps, 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing "Thru-Flow" decking, 3'x12' ramp .p 4'x158' fixed dock utilizing "Thru-Flow" p decking and a 6'x20' float secured by (2) 2 STY O piles. At Richmond Creek, Peconic, i F D O Town of Southold, Suffolk County, d o New York A 0`s - O W DEM 0 Depths by Robert H. Fox L.S. PROP p O May 26, 2016 I Z I PATIO P RQ P o PATI-1 ,V, TURP < PROP, , BUFFER � fi 4" X30 ACCESS PATH HM , PROP PROP 4 X 6 � - 4X158 STEPS ,-f/ � AXED �9 IM �0 . DOCK z , - - --- _ - - H M ---_--1,1 - �t -06 -13 %U .. O2- -Q,`� I l- -15 X10 1C 1 - P✓' r �/ 1 1A• `, -1 " 417 F5- 2' 5- .2 - _1 04' PROP .2.0 3 X 12 &. RAMP ,2,P -2.E, ,�4� PROP t -2.3 ' 6 X 20, ?_5 4, -2.6 FLOAT RICHMOND CREED 2. . -FLOOD E984 . p � � � � � � - iWIDTH4541y _ 'N APR 12 2018 Applicant: Charles & Brenda Grimes Location: 4145 wells Road - Southold Town of Tr Purpose: Private Recreational Dockingward Datum: Apparent Low Water Locus: 41'2'1.464" -7-226'59.506" OPPOSITE SHORELINE � S.C.T.M.No. 1000-8b-2-12.6 ALSSCALE ofix 11 - SHEET I OF 2 JMO Environn, tal 6onsuhing P.O. Box 447, Quoy',ue, NY 119590447 iJ 5 .......................... ...u. .. I . !...........0 ...W.r.. ...m���......u�....u.��... ................... m......................... ........ ...... ........ ........W..W...r....... ....�...u........ ......u...� ..... ;, AUG 2 2c ��I o V FM USE �n� eu EX7 5VgaV1CWNECn0 ,S'CDHS Ref No. R10-17-0030 S��'�o�a�o�F SURVEY OF PROPERTY Y "'S DRO SI PPER END TOTAL AREA TO TIE UNE T PECONIC VER ORPLUG�SUABLG ; Board of Tru;tees _a_ J c4�T� 7v0F / AREA sq. >t TOWN OF SO UTHOLD 3 UPLAND = 28,297 sq.ft. a m WETLAND 10,298 sq.ft. �VFL®Lj COUNTY A . Y . PROPOSED UPLAND 1000-86-0 2-12.6 a SEWER PIPE m o < LOT COVERAGE SCALE1�-4®' a 3 �a n�,y O� 3744/28,297 = 13.2 9 a 30•EIBOW /500. `bcE of F<e 0-4 O 13.2 9 PROPOSED COVERAGE JANUARY 14, 2015 4AI FEB. 16, 2016 (SITE PLAN) APRIL 7, 2016 (REVISIONS) s q� Fo rp�� MAY 24, 2016 (REVISIONS) 60'WYE `• � �pFp e4/C 3 JUNE 9, 2016 REVISIONS TEST HOLE DATA q 4v ( ��lc� c) McDON 10 GEOSCIENCE NSA. 'T A R , 28 2016 /REVISIONS) \ 70/15/15 � OG� 19 7�Si //y fr® OCTfi v, (n a O.5 DARK BROWN LOAM OL �1�P�� G1 L O�7r NOV 04, 2016 (REVISIONS) P� � ���� �R „� �L � ZLT FEBRUARY 7, 2017 (REVISIONS) PALE BROWN SILT ML off �P � .13� 4 FEBRUARY 15, 2017 (REVISIONS) 5 t �' �b�� �Dw�� R s�zOc�y��� 0 8s MARCH 6, 2017 (REVISIONS) �J `�' / KgRe ST Amory Fay PALE BROWN RNE TO MEDIUM SAND SP AC DRAIN i� FOp MARCH 16, 2017 (REVISIONS) Ql1NTs O ,� 2,o, m ��i DWI O " MARCH 28, 2017 (REVISIONS) s.s' 1� y�PFF o "�' Qom \� ' Qm'mAPRIL 30, 2018 (FINAL) s co . s, JUNE 5, 2018 (SCDHS COMMENTS) WATER IN PALE BROWN RNE TO MEDIUM SAND SP 0. 0 ,�0. C%9 p �0 �•�-� WATERF j,�,e�3 AUGUST 22, 2018 (CONC. PAD LOC.) j a rss �s �PqC \�A�X METER -w a` 13 1 0320. "a NO 7E: WA7ER ENCOUNTERED 6.6'BELOW SURFACE D WI / LANDWARD LIMIT OF 77DAL WETLANDS AS DETERMINED ' �v1 \ / rsa• a ro BY SUFFOLK ENVIRONMENTAL CONSUL77NG, INC. i _ ti d0 >a. ro 4. 3P ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2015 �pH p� G�� ; 1, s WFT�Nasw<< 0. NJ BEFnc LOCATION /W 4 W '®' NOTE.• A 4 FOOT ACCESS PATH PERMITTED THROUGHs2 �' v , 1 THE 30 FOOT NON-TURF BUFFER FOR PURPOSES _ �� �W) �<v� CO 4' 62 OF SHORELINE ACCESS. �� "`�Z o ow% �� V V \o 3T 20.5 59.5' o ZD _.-_ PROPAN ? �� TANK ,� " �� DGj 28' 46' 50' AukBUF �� o O J� L �. t of y2F � �: L0345' 27.5' KEYZpN� NDs FFR h lb L04 48' 33.5' F A = STAKE N7 1Z L jrrI, , ® = MONUMENT .'5711W nfU7VE ' FT Z} m !�-, Ita rl �% ;_• C 0 = TEST HOLE \'.� vi m = WET LANDS FLAG yZ MHµ, \ CER CHARLES W. GRIMES �s Z 2 IFIED TO. \ �\ n L 3�' �- E INE r K2o BRENDA GRIMES } AUG 2018 F S940238s WFG NATIONAL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY ELEVA77ONS AND CONTOUR LINES ARE REFERENCED FROM NAVD 88 W FLOOD ZONES FROM FIRM 36103CO162H _.- 1' ` ' Southold Town ,� _ --?—' The location of public water, wells and cesspools shown hereon are o�f Boar ai Trustees from field observations and or from data obtained from others. FLEXIBLE SUPPORT RING SEPTIC SYSTEM DETAIL CONNECTOR AT PVC/CI JOINT \�, I AM FAMILIAR WITH THE STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL AND --"�� � F.F. EL. 11.0' NOT TO SCALE CONSTRUC77ON OF SUBSURFACE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS FOREAN EL. 8'EAN OUT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES AND WILL ABIDE BY IHE CONDITIONS \ FINEL. 8'ISHED GRADE `p y� t SET FORTH THEREIN AND ON THE PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT. P4^ 1e IN. MASONARY CHIMNEYS MASONARY CHIMNEY 7 t INV.EL 67f/N. 1'MIN. LOT ®s REFER TO "MINOR SUBDIVISION PLAT KNOWN AS RICHMOND CREEK FARMS" AREA= 38,595 SQ. FT. 75, INV.EL' 12 s 2 MAX � TO BE A PORTION OF 7HE PREMISES CONVEYED TO THE GRANTOR TO TIE LINE HOUSE TRA 6.5" 6 10 INV EL. ®®®®�s HEREIN BY DEED DATED NOVEMBER 25, 1997, RECORDED IN THE SUFFOLK COUNTY 61 111 ®®®� 3.0' CLERKS OFFICE ON DECEMBER 9, 1997 IN LIBER 11866 CP 74Z / 4 P FOOT MINIMUM PIPER FOOT 1 5.6' ®®� MINIMUM MINIMUM PITCH M ANY ALTERATION OR ADDITION TO THIS SURVEY 1S A VIOLATION MINA"DIA. PIPE $4" MINA' DIA. PIPE 2, PEC &R RS, P.C. OF SECTION 7209OF 7HE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION LAW. 2' min' (6) 2 feet deep gallies (631) 765-5 20 FAX (631) 765-1797 a EXCEPT AS PER SEC77ON 7209-SUBDIVISION 2. ALL CER77FICA77ONS _WATER EL=0.7'P,D, BOX 909 HEREON ARE VALID FOR THIS MAP AND COPIES THEREOF ONLY IF a SAID MAP OR COPIES BEAR THE IMPRESSED SEAL OF THE SURVEYOR 1230 TRAVELER STREET WHOSE SIGNATURE APPEARS HEREON SOUTHOLD, MY 11971 15-225 ..�.m .�.r..�.�.��..��r..����..r...���.�.�a�.�u� �.ua�a�....�..��r..�.. .�...�.r.�.rr��..�..� r �... ...�ur..u �.un�����.�w.r�uti..�..mr.�.�.r.��..�.mur..a�u��...�... ��ru���..�.a.�u�h.��.....�.��......�.�b...... r.�m.���. .u ..a .,u.....�.........����.�...�..�.......�...r��.......�u�u�y.�.....�u..ru��...�..��....��.r.........r.�.�....�....u��... r�...��..ati.....�� ��r���a�