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Home My WebLink AboutAG-04/07/2026 WS Denis Noncarrow Town Hall, 53095 Main Road Town Clerk s , , P.O. Box 1179 Registrar of Vital Statistics ` Southold, New York 11971 Marriage Officer ; Fax (631) 765-6145 Records Management Officer Telephone (631) 765-1800 Freedom of Information Officer COUN , Office of the Town Clerk Town of Southold Agenda Work Session Agenda Southold Town Board April 7, 2026 9:00 AM PUBLIC NOTICE: The Town Board Work Session will be held in the Southold Town Hall Annex Basement Meeting Room, located at 54375 Main Road, Southold, NY 11971. PUBLIC ZOOM LINK: You are invited to a Zoom webinar! When: Apr 7, 2026 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Topic: Town Board Work Session Join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89556948369?pwd=8UcG2g6ioP4pgEen3moxGXTk5DpKfd.I Passcode:292575 I. Discussion Items- Southold Town Board Work Session 1. 09:00 AM- Zac Tomaszewski,Network& Systems Specialist II Update on the Information Technologies Infrastructure Upgrade Project and Denis Noncarrow Town Clerk re: Alarms 2. 09:15 AM- Councilwoman Anne Smith, Superintendent of Highways Dan Goodwin, Chief of Police Steven Grattan Transportation Commission Updates 1. Fairway Farms Association Request for Traffic Calming Measures 2. Hulsmann Request re: County Road 48 Speed Limit Signage 3. 09:30 AM-Andrea Sullivan, Community Development Project Supervisor with Mara Cerezo, Planner Youngs Avenue Parcel for Community Housing Consideration, LIFHP Technical Assistance Review, HAC and CHAB Review 4. 10:00 AM- Town Board Break 5. 10:15 AM- Councilwoman Kate Stevens with Leslie Goss (FIHC) and Hannah Page 1 of 9 Vagts (FISMC) via Zoom Fishers Island Harbor Committee and Fishers Island Seagrass Management Coalition Update 6. 10:30 AM- Councilman Brian Mealy Request for Clerical Support- Anti-Bias Task Force (Funding for Budget Line) 7. 10:45 AM- Councilwoman Jill Doherty Request for Update on Solar Contract at the Landfill from the Town Attorney's Office 8. 11:00 AM- Madison Tomaszewski, Troop #261 Senior Girl Scout Ambassador with Erick Haas, Town Maintenance Supervisor Girl Scout Gold Award Project"Celebration Garden at Southold Town Hall" 9. 11:15 AM- Councilwoman Anne Smith and Town Attorney Ben Johnson Liaison to Committee Definition and Greenport Village Trustee Liaisons Discussion 10. Public Safety Task Force Update 11. Supervisor Krupski Update on Town Beach 12. Coastal Erosion Hazard Board of Review Appeal: 8 Jan Court LLC- 58525 CR 48, Greenport, NY (SCTM #1000-044.00-02.00-017.000) - Schedule Public Hearing 13. 12:00 PM - Town Board Lunch Break 14. Executive Session -Labor- Matters Involving the Appointment/Employment of a Particular Person(s) 12:30 PM - Town Board Review of Recommendations for Town Committees 01:00 PM - Michelle Nickonovitz, Town Comptroller 0 1:15 PM - William Flinter, Chairman, Southold Town Board of Assessors 15. Executive Session - Public Safety Matters 01:30 PM - Chief Steven Grattan 16. Executive Session - Potential Acquisitions(s), Sale or Lease of Real Property Where Publicity Would Substantially Affect the Value Thereof 02:00 PM - Lillian McCullough, Land Preservation Executive Assistant 17. Executive Session - Update on Contract Negotiations—CSEA 18. Executive Session - Pending or Current Litigation 11. Town Board Open Discussion Items 1. Open Discussion Page 2 of 9 v-a 1. 0 FAMWAY FARMS ASSOCIATION,INC. P.O.BOX 351 CUTCHOGUE,NY 11935 December 8,2025 RECEIVED The Honorable Denis Noncarrow,Town Clerk 53095 Main Rd,PO Box 1179 Southold,NY 11971 Subject: Request for Speed Limit Reduction in Fairway Farms Southold Town Clerk Dear Mr.Noncarrow, I am writing on behalf of the Fairway Farms Homeowners Association to formally request a reduction in the posted speed limit on Fairway Drive and Path Way in Cutchogue. Speeding has been an ongoing concern in our community and was a major topic of discussion at our annual meeting this November.The current speed limit of 30 mph is too high for our residential area, and we urge you to consider lowering it to 25 mph. The roads in Fairway Farms are heavily utilized by children,families, and pets.In addition to neighborhood residents,many members of the surrounding community like to walk,jog and cycle in our neighborhood.Drivers often exceed the speed limit, creating a serious risk of accidents.An increased volume of large and heavy vehicles such as school buses,delivery trucks,work trucks and service vehicles makes the roads feel unsafe at the current speed. We believe lowering the speed limit is critical to improve public safety and quality of life in our neighborhood.Attached are the results of a survey completed by 30 out of 32 homeowners who are in favor of lowering the speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph. We request that the Town Board pass a resolution to have the area speed limit reviewed by the NYSDOT. If you would like to discuss the matter fiu-ther,I can be reached at 631-734-2914.I look forward to your response.Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Lynn Leaden,President On behalf of Fairway Farms Association,Inc. Page 3 of 9 We,the residents of Fairway Farms,are concerned about drivers using excessive speed on our roads.We want our neighborhood to feel safe for the growing number of families with young children as well as residents walking dogs, riding bikes,and pushing strollers.With public safety in mind,the association would like to take the necessary steps to reduce the speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph. e 11/21/2025 1 Frank Mitchell and Suzana 765 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 12:35:12 Carlos 11935 11/21/2025 2 Christopher&Lynn Leaden 935 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 12:36:34 11935 11/21/2025 3 Helen and Joe Corso 2520 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 12,37:08 11935 11/21/2025 4 Marco Prono 1585 Wood Way Cutchogue,NY YES 12:41:50 11935 11/21/2025 5 Charlie and Linda Schulz 450 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 12:44:46 11935 11/21/2025 6 Charley&Jean Vogeley 1450 Fairway Cutchogue,NY YES 12:49:37 11935 11/21. _ . ... /2025 Cutchogue,NY Natalie Todd 2465 Fairway Drive YES 12:56:05 11935 11/21/2025 8 Tara Hartigan 760 Cases Lane Ext Cutchogue,NY YES 12:56:20 11935 11/21/2025 9 Peter Doran 2150 Fairway Drive Cutchogue, NY YES 13:21:27R 11935 11/21/2025 10 Mathew&Meryl Hormann 2245 Fairway Dr Cutchogue,NY YES 13:43:58 11935 11/21/2025 11 John Boone 80 Green Way Cutchogue,NY YES 13.49:28 11935 11/21/2025 12 Maribeth Farley 1260 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 14:46:44 11935 11/21/2025 13 Sarah Olsen 375 Fairway Dr Cutchogue,NY YES 15:20:28 11935 11/21/2025 14 Nancy Hartmann 2340 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 15:43:03 11935 11/21/2025 15 Lisa Nemschick 430 Green Way Cutchogue, NY YES 17:18:32 11935 11/21/2025 16 Ann Thompson 355 Praity Lane Cutchogue,NY YES 18:24:13 11935 11/21/2025 17 peter DeLorenzo 1295 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 19:12:38 11935 11/21/2025 18 Richard George&Laura 3050 Fairway Drive Cutchogue,NY YES 20:23:49 McGrath 11935 11/22/2025 19 Trish Weber 1905 Fairway Cutchogue,NY YES 2:46:21 11935 11/22/2025 20 JOHN PASTULA 2870 FAIRWAY DRIVE Cutchogue,NY YES 12:19:18 11935 Page 1 of 2 Page 4 of 9 11/24/2025 ! Cutchogue,NY 9:21:29 21 Irene Shields 1145 fairway drive 11935 YES 11/24/2025 22 Jesal Shah 1435 Fairway Dr Cutchogue,NY YES 13:36:38 11935 11/26/2025 23 Lisa Balfe 315 Green Way Cutchogue,NY YES 7:55:33 11935 11/26/2025 24 Mary O'Conor 920 Case's Lane Ext Cutchogue,NY YES 16:26:16 11935 12/1/2025 25 Anne Boucher 1080 Fairway Dr Cutchogue,NY YES 7:26:23 11935 12/1/2025 26 Karoly Vollmer 2700 Fairway Cutchogue,NY YES 9:30:16 11935 12/1/2025 27 Frederick Marino 260 Green Way Cutchogue,NY YES 16:09,51 11935 12/3/2025 28 Phil Chesaniuk 680 Fairway Dr Cutchogue,NY YES 18:57:57 11935 12/5/2025 29 Paul Dombrowski 1700 Fairway DR Cutchogue,NY YES 10:15:48 11935 12/6/2025 30 Brook Dubovick 1060 Cases Lane ext Cutchogue,NY YES 9:58:28 11935 Page 2of2 Page 5 of 9 C-4 Robert N. Hulsmann Id -1 J a, o 1290 Willow Terrace Lane #188 Orient, New York 11957 r.hulsmanngyahoo.com Southold Town Supervisor. March 23, 2026 Al Krupski Dear Supervisor Krupski, I saw a while ago an article in the Suffolk Times about reducing the speed on the North Road. Enclosed is a copy of a letter I wrote to Suffolk County on May 7, 2023 about that stretch of road. I enclosed a nice map of where each sign was located but have since discarded it. Earlier I wrote to the same Director about the speed limit on the Causeway which she acknowledged and said she would forward it to the State as that is Rte. 25 and is their responsibility. She did do that and the State did send someone out soon and they reduced that speed from 50 to 40 MPH for the short distance. I guess, then asking for too much, I never did get a response to change the 17 signs on the North Road between the double highway and Greenport. Just adding this to any request going forward in trying to make that stretch of road safer. Thanks for all you do. u Bob H lsmann RECEIVE R ? � 2026. spamm Page 6 of 9 Robert Hulsmann 1290 Willow Terrace Lane Orient, NY 11957 631 323-3789 r.hulsmann c° hoo.corn May 7, 2023 Department of Public Works Niamh Perotta Director of Traffic Safety Dear Niamh Perrotta, REQUESTING A SPEED LIMIT REDUCTION FROM 50 MPH TO 45 MPH. 40 MPH would even be better. Thank you so very much for forwarding my letter to the New York State Department of Transportation regarding a request for a speed reduction on a part of the North Road, Rte 48, that is under their jurisdiction (their Rte 25). Thankfully they have approved the changing of two 50 MPH signs to 40 MPH. Enclosed is an article in the Suffolk Times as many people I talk to are so thankful as we feel it will help save lives. Now after that success I am writing to you regarding the section of Rte 48, (Middle Road) between Moores Lane in Greenport (45 MPH on the East side of Moores Lane) and the double Highway in Southold where the speed limit is 55 MPH. It is a single lane road in each direction with many entrances and exits off of it. There are eight (8) 50 MPH signs in the Westbound direction, and nine (9) in the Eastbound direction that hopefully could be reduced. One short section has 40 MPH limits in front of the Southold Town Beach. The rest is 50 MPH. As you leave the double lane 55 MPH going east to Orient it becomes 50 MPH on single lanes in each direction. You first encounter doctors offices on the right (SS) , and other offices, and a Taco restaurant, and other business on the left (NS). After Young's Avenue there are two busy shopping malls (strip malls) with a propane company on the NS. The exit from the NS shopping mall is tough as there is a curve on the east side and speeding cars appear out of no where it seems. As we go east past the short 40 MPH zone near the Southold Town Beach there is the busy Soundview Motel and restaurant (NS) with parking on the southside. Next is Cliffside condominiums across the street from San Simeon Nursing home. Then comes a new Motel Morine across the street from a new Vineyard View apartment complex. (tough for school buses coming out of their driveway). There are many driveways of private homes along with Inlet Point County Park . Page 7 of 9 Many of these locations senior citizens are driving to. It is scary trying to enter the busy road as cars go by at 50 MPH plus. It is just scary to be stopped on the side of the road as the speeding cars go by. The bike lanes on both sides are used by many bike riders, runners and walkers. Especially now in the Spring, Summer and Fall. There are no side walks. I know of five fatalities over the years on this stretch of road. Two pedestrians crossing at the Soundview Motel, The owners of the Sunset Motel's son exiting in his car, (now the new Motel Moraine) (a tough had to see cars curve at the east), a young girl a few years ago in an accident at Chapel Lane and an Oriental woman and many hurt one Sunday morning after visiting the Lavender Farm in East Marion. Again, thank you so very much for passing on the letter regarding the East Marion/Orient Ce6'90.Way signs. They were only (2) two signs that have to be changed. I am so grateful they looked at it and are making the change. I am asking for t7 (50 MPH) signs to be reduced. The post are there. Just the signs being changed to a lower speed limit will reduce accidents and save lives. I hope that you can have this busy section of Rte 48, (Middle Road, The North Road,) looked at and changes made. Enclosed is a copy of a map of the roadway. Thank you so very much. Sincerely, Bob Hulsmann Page 8 of 9 v- a L-I-I - 9 0 DENIS NONCARROW Town Hall,53095 Main Road P.O. TOWN CLERK I Box 1179 Southold,New York 11971 Fax REGISTRAR OF VITAL (631) 765-6145 Telephone (631) STATISTICS MARRIAGE OFFICER 765-1800 RECORDS MANAGEMENT 4C www.southoldtownny.gov OFFICER FREEDOM OF INFORMATION OFFICER CO 1" ' OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK TOWN OF SOUTHOLD THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION NO. 2025-804 WAS ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD ON DECEMBER 2,2025: RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby accepts the findings of the traffic study conducted by the County of Suffolk Department of Public Works and the recommended speed limit reduction on County Route 48 as follows: • 45 mph between a point 900+/-feet west of Cox Neck Road and Marys Road, a distance of 1.2+/-miles • 45 mph between Old North Road and Leon Road (+/- 450' west of Clark Road), a distance of 2.1 +/-miles • 40 mph between Leon Road and Chapel Lane, a distance of 2.0+/-miles • 45 mph between Chapel Lane and Main Street—Route 25, SH 8380, intersection, a distance of 1.6 +/-miles And, further, authorizes and directs the execution of the requisite TE-9 Form to facilitate this speed reduction; subject to Town Attorney review and approval. Denis Noncarrow Southold Town Clerk RESULT: Adopted Page 9 of 9