HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/15/2015 James Garretson,Chairperson �� % Town Hall Annex
Anne Surchin,Vice Chair 54375 Route 25
Donald Feiler c PO Box 1179
James Grathwohl d� Southold,NY 11971
Robert Harper 'tl�l �.b0Fax(631)765-9502
Gary Parker Telephone: (631)765-1802
Edward Webb www.southoldtownny.gov
Damon Rallis,Administrative Assistant
Town of Southold
Historic Preservation Commission
Agenda
3:00 p.m., September 15, 2015
Town Hall Annex Executive Board Room
I. Call to Order: 3:00 p.m.
H. Approval of Minutes: August 17, 2015 (Attached to hardcopy agenda)
III. Chairman's Comments
IV. 3:15 p.m. Appointment
• (Pre-Submission Conference): Gerald Lang, new owner of property at 260
Horton's Lane, Southold (SCTM# 1000-61.4-3.1). Proposed alterations to a
structure on a landmarked property in the Southold Historic District.
(SPLIA file attached to hard copy agenda).
V. 4:00 p.m. Appointment
• (Pre-Submission Conference): Bruce Anderson, on behalf of Ockendon/Christ,
property at 2275 Main Road, Orient (SCTM# 1000-18.-2-21). Proposed
alterations to a single family dwelling on a landmarked property in the
Orient Historic District. (SPLIA file attached to hard copy agenda).
VI. Old Business
• 150 Bay Water Avenue, Southold—CDC (Commissioner Harper)
• Continued Discussion of CPF Funding for Historic Preservation/Landmarking
Incentives (Commissioner Harper/Vice-Chair Surchin)
• Update on Tabled Landmark Registry Listing - 2500 Hobart Road, Southold
(Damon Rallis)
• Continued Advertising Discussion—Recent Ad in Suffolk Times (Commissioner
Feiler/Commissioner Harper)
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VII. New Business
• New interest/application for landmark status. 1200 Indian Neck Lane, Peconic
(SCTM# 1000-86.4-3).
• Any other new business that commissioners wish to bring forth.
Next Meeting: Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 3 p.in. in the Town Hall Annex
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Organization-Town of Southold Landmarks Preservation Commission
Inventory Update:
1 Building/Place Name/Date Abraham Lowerre House, (ca 1875-1900)
2 Tax Map Number/Address 1000-61-1-3, 260 Horton Lane
3 Town of Southold Identification Number SD-189
4.Current Status of Historic Building(s)or Place(s) -Extant
5 Evidence of Structural Modifications-None,Intact
6.Notes -Fme cross-gabled Italianate style house contributes significantly to the historic viewshed and landscape of Southold.
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BUILDING-STRUCTURE INVENTORY FORM UNIQUE SITE NO.
DIVISION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
QUAD SD 189
NEW YORK STATE PARKS AND RECREATION SERIES
ALBANY,NEW YORK (51 K)474-0474 NEG. NO.
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YOUR NAME:Town of Southold SPLIA DATE APril 1987
YOUR ADDRESS: Town Hall - Main Road TELEPHONE.(Sl6) 765-1892
Southold L.I. . N.Y!.11971
Southold Town Community Development Office
ORGANIZATION (if any,. -
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IDENTIFICATION
1. BUILDING NAMF(Sy Abraham Lowerre house
TOWN/CITY:S^Uthajd VILLAGE: Southold
2. COUNTY:
3. STREET LOCATION: H rton' s Lane east side
OWNERSHIP: • a. public ❑ private
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5. PRESENT OWNER': Residence office
resl enee Present: •-
6. USE: Original: ❑ ;:•: +
.7. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC: Exterior visible from public road. Yes ® No :, 5
`Interior accessible: Explain w'y
DESCRIPTION ( :;_ r ' F • I - I i (• - ❑ d. board and batten ❑ -
S. BUILDING
a.- clapboard Q •� b. stone ❑ , C. brick
MATLRIAL: e. cobblestone ❑ f. shingles O g. stucco ❑ other:
). STRUCTURAL
a. wood frame with interlocking joints ❑
SYSTEM: b. wood frame with light members
(if kn(wn) , - c- masonry load bearing walls Eld. metal (explain)
e. other
a. excellent ❑ b. good ® c. fair ❑ d. deteriorated ❑
1(). CONDITION. •
11. INTEGRITY. a. original site ® b. moved Elif so,when''
c. list major alterations and dates (if known):
Porch removed. New entrance vestibule.
New windows on south (first floor. }
SD RSM XXV-11 13. MAP: N.Y.S. DOT Southold Quad:
12. PIIOTO: From. south west f;
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14. THREATS TO BUILDING a,none known Fl b.coning❑ c. roads ❑
d. developers ❑ c- deterioration ❑
f. ocher
15. RELATED OUTBUILDINGS AND PROPERTY:
a. barn❑ b. carriage house ❑ c. garage
d. privy ❑ e. shed ❑ f- greenhouse ❑
g. shop ❑ h. gardens ❑
i. landscape features-
). other:
16. SURROUNDINGS OF THI BUILDING (heck more than one if necessary):
a.open land ❑ b. woodland ❑
c.scattered buildings ❑
d.densely built-up ❑ e. commercial ❑
f. industrial ❑ g. residential (fs7
h.other:
37. INTI RRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS:
(indicate if building or structure is in an historic district)
Horton°s Lane here is a well-treed residential side street
-Chat retains a number of old houses.
18. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES OF BUILDING AND SITE (including interior features if known)
Lame 22—story, cross—gable Italianate house. 2/2 windows.
SIGNIFICANCE
I1t. DATE OF INin..%L CONSTRUCTION last quarter 19th centur;t
ARCHITLC I.
BUILDER
'0- HISIORICAL MND ARCHITECTURAL IMPORTANCE.
Although the first floor exterior is altered, this' old
house is important because it is adjacent to the
historic old Academy and contributes to the ambience
of the area. The house in 1929 had a porch across the
front.
21. SOURCES. E. Belcher-Hyde. Atlas of Suffolk County, L. I.
Vol. 2s North Side. Sound Shore. 1929, Plate 26
Sanborn Map. Mattituck-Southold. 1929. Sheet 11
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Rallis, Damon
From: C RUSHFORTH <c.rushforth77@btinternet.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2015 3:05 PM
To: Rallis, Damon
Subject: 1200 Indian Neck Lane
Hello Damon,
Thank you for the information sent to Rachel and Andre Worrell. Owners of the above house.
They are interested to proceed.
The information you enclosed, is somewhat different to what the previous owners informed the family
and several things differ.
It seems obvious it might be better to really start from where we are now. To this end, is it possible
that a member or members of the Landmark Preservation Commission to visit the house?
Ideally, this would be either on a Saturday or Sunday, when the owners will be at the house.
Alternatively, I will be at the house for 2 weeks before I return to London.
As outlined, there are several features of the house that are somewhat of a mystery, and it would be
appreciated if we can get confirmation of what the Commission might define as interesting.
My name is Christine Morgan, and I am a family member.
The house number is 631 7348 705.
Regards
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Wy Town of Southold
54375 Route 25, P.O. Box 1179
Southold, NY 11971
Name: Town of Southold Date: 2013
Organization: Town of Southold Landmarks Preservation Commission
Inventory Update:
1. Building/Place Name/Date: Terry/Prelwitz, (ca. 1867)
2. Tax Map Number/Address: 1000-86.-4-3, 1200 Indian Neck Lane
3. Town of Southold Identification Number: PE-14
4. Current Status of Historic Building(s) or Place(s) : -Extant
5. Evidence of Structural Modifications: -Porch expanded to encompass entire
front facade and balustrade replaced.
6. Notes: -Fine example of mid-nineteenth century "Flat-Roof" House. Although,
original survey was mistaken in calling these flat roofs; Italianate style
employed only very low hipped roofs that appear flat from the ground surface,
aerial imagery confirms that these were not flat but low pyramidal forms.
House and outbuilding complex contributes significantly to historic viewshed
and landscape of Peconic.
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UNIQUE SITE NO.
DIVISION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION QUAD
NEW YORK STATE PARKS 4ND RECREATION SERIES
ALBANY,NEW YORK (518)474-0479 NEG. NO.
YOUR NAME.T—nwn nf- South nld/S�PT._TA DATE: gPDtember 1!RM '
YOUR ADDRESS. Town Hall, Main Road `TELEPHONE:(5 6)_765-1$!9?
-• . Southold, L.I. , N.Y.11971
�. „• ORGANIZATION (i�f any): S4 ttolld Town Community DPvelnpMAnt Offi r e
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IDENTIFICATION ,`-
1. BUILDING NAME(S): Terry'/ Prelwitz _
2. COUNTY: Suffolk TOWN/CITY: Southold VILLAGE:Peconic -
3. STREET LOCATION: Indian Neck Lane. west Side near ging Lane
4. OWNERSHIP: a. public ❑ b. private ® ,
S. PRESENT OWNER: Georgi ADDRESS,# 1200 Indian Neck Lane _
G. USE: Original: Residence Present: Residence
7. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC. Exterior visible from public road: Yes KI No ❑ -
„- .,; I,Iptetior a�ctessible�. explain I r �x
DESCRIPTION - ` -
8. BUILDING a. clapboard 0 .'b. stone ❑ -,i.brick ❑ d. board and batten ❑
MATERIAL e. cobblestone ❑ f. shingles IN g. stucco E r other:
'). STRUCTURAL a. wood frame with interlocking joints ❑ - , , , ••4,.-•�°8.:�.�•
„ SYSTEN11 `I b. w�odfl'rarne wit�t light\members®� • f ,i
(if kntwil)) c..,masonry Idad bearing walls F I�, f.
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e. other
10. CONDITION,; a. exctellent OX kb. good EJc. fair 1:1d. deteriorated b,
11INTEGRITY a. original site ❑ b. moved ❑ if so,when?
c. list major alterations and dates (if known):
Porch added circa 1900. Front door not original.
PR-RSM-I-20 From east
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14. THREATS TO BUILDING• a.none known® b.zoning ❑ c. reads ❑
d. developers ❑ e. deterioration ❑
f. ether:
15- RELATLD OUTBUILDINGS .AND PROPERTY_
a. barn® b. carriage house ❑ C. gdrdge `
d.privy ❑ e, shed M t. greenhouse
g. shop Q h. gtardens ❑' barn is restored
i. ldndwape features:,' and stands on brick foundation
j. other. with attached cottage
16. SURROUNDINGS OF THE BUILDING (check more than one if necessary)'
a.open land ® ;b.,w,00dland M
c.si-attered buildings M
d.densely.built-up ❑ e. commercial ❑
f. industrial ❑' g. residential ❑
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It.other:
17- INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS: - -
(Indicate if building or Structure is in an historic district)
Indian Neck Lane is a little traveled, picturesque country
road with scattered houses. Across the street from this
house there is an old Indian site.
18. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES OF BUILDING AND SITE (including interior feature. if known):
2-story, 3-bay, side entrance plan, flat-roof Italianate
house, 2-story, flat-roof wing on south with semi-ci_cular
2-story bay window and porch with Tuscan columns ac---c ss,
front of the wing.
Front entrance with diamond-paned leaded glass side 'Light.
SIGNIFICANCE
I'1. DATE OI. INITIAL CONSTRU( TION
ARCHIT1.0
BUILDI-R.
20 HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL INIPORIANCE
Terry in 1858
H. Prelwitz in 1909
If home was built in 1867, it must have replaced the Terry
House on or near this site.
'I. SOURCES: Chace. Map of Suffolk County. 1858
F. Belcher Hyde. Atlas of Suffolk County, L. l Vol.2t
North Side. Sound Shore, 1909
# NPwsday 5/14/1985
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Form prepared by Rosemary Skye Moritt, research
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_,=,zr:n a renes of occa.lana!artwies an marvelous working fireplace. This is Jac '.:tubs \frs McGee.didn't:eel like tra%eling to the nearest
ac•artc-area4raa:tmtei, s.tort taps Char shun Me turf,and Ace Getide[hale who rearrange anytivng. church so she Dail[her own chapel and,the story
-r e.ae in;ator,1 country hr1nnays and Syv a.s Patricia grins as we stare at chis collection in some- goes,the local priest held services for her
3-t ,,r•s a screent.n:er ono Ines to\'orrhpon. thing akin to awe 'When Jack walked into this k strong-willed lady,she was loathe to give up
II7-T.J.Vor'hGIMNp OY house,"Pat said,'he took one look at this room and her hold in the house, says Barbara. With a
said. 'Its mine,' this even before the realtor had straight face. she suggests that perhaps %Lrs.
quoted a price.Some businessman.but we love this McGee never did. 'It happens at nignt when I'm
_T, •,4"Ii.�T fi�B TQ BE classltiad as the most crazy place.'The six Combs children all had their alone in the reading room;' Barbara continues
-tapaasn poll ever conducted.%e-a;xea 13 people own rooms and each reflects their mother's skill First theta are the creaking noises- "'•42 tnter-
nere Feconie.Mattituck•New�Zutfolk.Cutchogue The collection of award-winning, hand-carved rupt to suggest a house this old is entitled to creak,
1-a_--re! .ere located 'Cao of the 12 recognized decoys is exceptional and well it should be.for some but Barbara goes •in to talk about hooks beteg
i;i +•ere,n Suffolk C,:unty. ,f it is the work of notea catvine artist George W. moved around,doors swinging open."the sense of
ere ras to be a moral to a tale that starts this Combs c[%lasdapequa.Jack:rather It is a talent another acing in Che room
,a! _-o.;•s this.These are charming communis- inherited by 14-3ear-oici Michael,who at one point "Eelieve me,'sne adds.'rm not given to this sen
n ire of :tie least Known and most beautiful comes into the room with his cwt[earring an untie• •f thing''•t"Ith 1_mile,she admits she rather likes
:aw'i re :heNirtnFirxofLongls,and .:hod ducrc chars-carrlingli alne in -apearance. :he other-woridl. tonnacn,n
caro Lang I,.arcer •t cour;e.:ae \arch There a more to the•%eeitena than the house ana It?-Lrs McL-ee cues:till wanaer about, u a ne
_pracrcal. m--he-e,zhborrocd.But it repre• the Combs tribe.as many-1Cvc11:is are carving to more bonus Cr travelers.This a the first season for
cr,a r: nt:c nacircacing espsrience none- realize.The area is a bikers aaram�e.with lientl; :he George B-1 3 oberau,n arid they ve mea w
re ce.uti••,f•as larrt % rural reason is traveled reads running througn%.inevard countr, mare the two;uest rooms as zractous a$Possible
.._r-r)una, ana a numcer of xa end bresxfast There were two%irteyards a%e years ago now there Tl.e rooms are large ana tastefilly decorated 1 ar
=ircez haie sprung up in recent_•ears w carer to are more than a dozen. In:note element weather. breakfast.Bruce suggests badminton,croquet or the
•ra••eters It :ncu,d be noted.too.that the North routs are arranged through them and it takes a cow- use of a pair of bixes.Nett to the house are:�%emi
Eric-s xell bier 100 miles from those who live at ertul toteratice to last through the wine castings. public beaches.which are rare lycrowded Ituaplace
'neearern a=a of Long Hand.) Pat joins us for breakfast in the spacious dining of ease, of sleepv mornings and the smell of good
On ,t the B&B attractions of this region 13 room,with brass candelabra.oak table cut crystal coffee and loamy sail The Georgis are sensitive peo-
H,ir.cport.' iui!t .n Ib"b. none to Pat ana JacK and cloth napkins in wooden rings Large glasses of pie with a sense ofold•fashioned care,a nice caucn in
-::mcs of Peccnic Lane. P-cynic Pat and Jack.a orange juice are followed by a huge graperrutt.or- a nice place.The price per couple per night is S48.
1e.51-a a•;n.1-•r-n i c abmacs.run one of the most tinge clad,hoc mucins and aromatic tea and coffee with continental breakfast:15161
.reresuhg arrangements yet encountered Their You are well prepared for an outdoors day.
,,ge tome ,s a Laboratory )f sorts fir It was here Lady,a mostly Labrador."greets you on the way OR TOT aI change of pace. a craves to
Pat -erfected ner arnsuc creatr,it-, sailpanering outside The danger here is being licked to death t s>`fariononthe road toOnentPoint and=-
::•e u a zrsaua[e tit a unique_cnaoi m Gut:ana 4"t Then a nutty sceneensueo:Laav enasesand eacches a the bT viae home of izvac:ous Norma Mill-
is er- who describes herself as a Hum-
r.,. . :- i:c-eatted Z:nitea=:ares a:pool it Profes- P.hooe Lslana P.ed chicken and runs around the:and ng tun%•scaoee'Her Iwd-ntory home, Seaway.'is -
nai 'acernanging. There is •he :embtation a with the Gird hangineirom tis mouth '•�z feartorthe bn tae-outh=fide of:he causeway Addresses aren t _
moan a�anrg tris.ant.!y,.0 kuox at rer•c:,rk. -oras life but Pat snaKce net neaa and says, They re
at¢again Sure encu--,n.:he•nun;[eeraaordxas- mucn •ie,p in tins area:.utit's 1�9 W \[gin ad
- ler-ana nrougnowt 're iamniane- .[ 4auid+'Roe as 1 painters cu .aatie -or.rynt =
•;L:,carrcm.one tut three a%allaole Lor noa ruers, tis the 0ird zentiv in the Mound ana it.lets as if this e
.,,ne in ,t:nv,:asra[t I :oral aestm utth a cord 's the most norma:oena%for to the worid for doksand rlwaa :nt,cnarminq waterside nou.
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': t:_tat.s perfectly atamed The r,om. n ieaa erai enickens.It apparently some sort cf Fame the two lure window ktcvs a iuil view of Orient Harbor-•ve
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_port=a ate pian[growing„ver the hesdboard !reatures go through :everal times a weeK When =Ee one lonely c im Dost apparently eeoirg the ear• _
[.adv ceases the ntra again.i[ um Into a small tree bur 'ea turas soar an frits•,vinav morning.There s '>
;i'4e boa.writes is eoverea with an enormous quilt. it 1 ps that atavistic treeing of smugness IS we watch,mw-
:'ercned it,a!mail-recess is a arca-1531,Stromberg. and calmly peers at the[nutrated dog. le%el clouds ,cuodln z by
,rf-on ranla T.`Lirteen`r"Les,i a magazine grin_ The overnight,tav for mo Including breiikfa�t• �,[rs lftller is also new co B:�B ''.Ghon I:taiga[ -
•.�m •tear .Iks.' -area i=:1.=it["atoaL,a_•x•tcker t c,=_cs Dib ',Laxe arranaemencs through fiarhleen like this;ort„f=3rgement'she.a%s 'I don t l,ke
:;nt:land :-Go%e the luxuriant nod is n �QTOr0.--Dexter. AReasonableAl[emitt%e. a16,y23.4034 5 s
-'.r-%m{ C•.mcanv ;,ester �vah a •vn)msical loos• Down the road apiece we encounter vet another pretension and do like teoole I Lina it hard trine a
,:ar:ng tuff into:he nonzon, %nick,eta tae tone for unique B&B,etfbrr, -he large, interesting home of iandlara, and mi gtle,ts yulcxh aecome Irienas
7aroara and Bruce Geurgi .,t 1_00 Indian Neck., vitn the run of the nou,e.'
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•,t1 ase :here every she prepareh areaKiast ana guests are tree to cr,)K
-„rr .a,lpaparea m :ezuuiul aeaign= Line m P.:conic. Hire i3[h.,t?ronoun[r�-False of
':Z—Er.,ia`no rather than Gvn island ana a ma- their own mea„mLneattr.lcmr,:uchen.wmchal..i
:r' Lht_-tear i n,ant ,uioes[lon that we 4 tacesthewarer Che_•uestn:omsareEmail ana taste-
•nuw talc Lnrouen rooms.,amtrinitnochineout the rine mots enhances the feeling `
•a loaner xndld na%e teen ;rested vrth .erision The immense house is GPine restored and weak. ruI.Tae% cr„) through win
Ka%e oirect'izht dows ana
A.,s it .cu were %aikin.{tnrougn a Zaaery or .tire •he parquet iloonng that. las seen on)uzn[ =Kvhznis ;uri,unamz •:a -emnd il•ior is a.Lees
is,yi_e .,i,, In an Llp�M,rs Catnraom,papered In a %.,cK.Barbara le.,as its to a aetizntr 1 sun r,am w h w'nere the view is e%en better The oeach-s a doze-
,-ri%.i-nlc :•,ue ^loth. ',ihouettes of-lemrze .,na in morn-ous,ideboard The r,vm is exquisite an. '•araisway.ana lira Miller:Berman-neonera tai, _a
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