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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPB-11/01/1960 ,s s Ln Southold. Town Planning Board S0UTH0LD, L. I., N. Y. Ol � � PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS John Wickham, Chairman Henry Moisa Alfred Grebe Archibald Young William Unkelbach .M I N.-UT E. 'S SOUTHOLD 'TOWN 'PLA=ING BOARD- November 1, 19.60 A regular,meeting :of-the .Southold - 'own Planning. Board was= held 7:30 P:,X.., Tuesday,- November .-li 19.60- at :the Town Clerk -Office, ,Maui Road,. Southold.., New-- York. There .were present: Xgssrs. John: Wickham, Chairman. Henry;Moisa.; Archibald Young; and .William "Unkelbach. Absent: Messrs. Alfred Grebe and .'Otto W. Van Tuyl, Consultant. The Planning, Board receiged notification .from -the Town Board that :the crhange:Hof ,zone from ..'"A°' Residential" and Agri- cultyral D-istrict; to " " Rtsiness, District :on. the -proper ty of .s'choltz,, at ,Laureli&as .'granted effective -October . 29, 1960. The Planning Board received notification .from -the 'Town Board that, the change-of zone from °CC" Industrial District' to "All Residential and�Agricultural District was granted to Kaelin- .S& .Miners effective ,October. 2,91 1960. The. Planning Board received notifacation. from. the Town Board that-tke .`chance of. zone from .'A." Residential. and Agri- cultural District to "B" Business District oa the .'proper.ty I � Southold Town. 'Planning. B.oar.d -2- November 1, 1960 of Bloom :at Mattituck was granted effective October 29-, 1960. The Planning Board received notification. that the petition of George Alec for a change of zone from "A" Residential and Agricultural District .to "C" Industrial District -was denied. Mr. Young reported to the Planning Board that he visited the mobile home park -on Route 58, Riverhead, and was very favorably impressed by its operation. The Board then discussed the denial of the George Alec petition for a change- of . zone to- "C" Industrial District .in .-Cutchogue. Mr. Alec had .requested this change of zone because he wished to start .a trailer park -on his property. The Planning- Board had favorably recommended this change to the Town Board. On motion of Mr. Young, seconded by Mr. Moisa, and .carried, it was RESOLVED that the- Planning Board forward a letter to the Town Board stating that the Planning Board is disappointed to hear -that the application -of George Alec for a change of . zone to Industrial District -was turned down. The Planning Board feels this is very inconsistent, since in- a joint meeting with the Town Board, Planning Board and. Board -of .Appeals it was under- stood that it was necessary or at the very least would solve a great .many problems if the Town. had a trailer camp. The Planning Board feels that the Alec .property is one -of the choice locations for this use in. -the-Town and. feel that the evidence introduced -at the hearing would not in itself warrant turning. down th-e appli- cation. In view of the above and having in. mind statements made by the members. of the Town Board to 'members of the Planning Board to the effect that .an Industrial zone in that locality might some day prove . embarrassng the Planning Board respectfully requested that .the Town Board on . its own. motion make that ,area or even -a more limited area in this locality .an "M" Multiple Residence 'Zone with the appropriate -exceptions, restrictions and arrangements which many be necessary for a trailer park in an ."M" Zone. Vote of .the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Wickham, Mr. Moisa, Mr. Young, . and Mr. Unkelbach. The Planning Board again considered the application of William A.. Davis for a change o3ff zone from "A" Residential and Agricultural ,District .to "M" Multiple Residence District .on Southold Town Planning Board -3- November 1, 1960 certain real property situated at .the southwest corner of Fourth .Street .and Main, Street, New Suffolk, . New York. Mr. Unkelbach reported that -he had visited the property and .spoken tothe neighbors and it is the feeling of the people in the village that. something should be . done for the .-community of New Suffolk and Mr. Davis.' venture should be permitted. Mr. Young reported that he had al-so visited the property 'and spoken to several of the- influential residents and they feel it is the duty of the Town Board to- do something like this that .would be helpful to the .economy .of the village of 'New Buffo:lk. On motion .-of Mr.. Young, seconded by Mr. Moisa, and carried, it was RESOLVED that .the Planning Board recommend to the Town Board that change -of zone be made from "A Residential and Agricultural District to , "M" Multiple Residence U_istrict:.-ern the property of William -A. Davis, 79 Greenwich AVenue, Roosevelt, , Nassau County, New York, on certain real property situated .at southwest corner of '.Fourth and Main Street, .New Suffolk, New York. and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at .the. northeasterly. corner -of .land of the applicant on the southerly line of Main Street and westerly line of Fourth Street, and running, thence along the--westerly line of Fourth Street :S:.5000'W. 151. 97 feet .to the northeasterly corner of land now 'or .formerly of .Acker; thence N. 85042130"W. 100. 0 feet to the southeasterly corner of land now or formerly of.:Roache; thence N.5000'E. 152. 03 feet to the .southerly' line of Main Street; thence S.-8.5040130"E. 100. 0 feet along the southerly line of Main . Street to the point or place of beginning. Map of .land surveyed for John. F. Henry at New Suffolk by. O.tto W. van Tuyl & Son dated .February 24, 1956. Three members of the P*lanning.Board have Visited the location and have talked to influential residents and .we feel that village of New Suffolk has -been in a depressed economic. condition and in our opinion there is no future in the old style boarding house, which .this property has been for many many years; therefore we feel motel type accomodations offer the best chance for economic revival. The Board has considered the possibility -of change to-"mil Multiple Residence District -a .larger area than this property, Southold Town Planning Board. -4- November 1, 1960 but our .final -decision has' been that in this .case- it would .probably, be best, to- change this property alone in View of the ' fa_ct. that . it .represents the westernmost edge of the boarding „'house, area and is separated from Fifth .Street. by a substantial area of open .lan.d whidh: has been. planted -and.maintained, in grass and flowers: and .maintained`.as .a,, park for-many -years. Finally; it is. our- opinion that the,.owner of this property ,is showing good faith and intentions in that .he has' already. commenced to repair and beautify this .place. Vote -of the Hoards Ayes:-- Mr. Wickham, Mr. Moses, Mr. Young,.- and Mr. Unk.elbach. The Board reEe :ved .a letter from mr. .Joseph P. Plonski, -Chairman, .Zoning 'Board -of Appeals. Town. of Huntington, , inviting the 'Board. to the .annua.l Zoning Convention tobe held this year at. the International, Brotherhood of .Electrical. Workers Building on Piielawn Road, Huntington,. -on Decembe.r . 10, ,1960. Mr. Young, Mr. Grebe; . Mr. Unkelbach., and either Mr. Moisa or Mr. Wickham plan to attend. . A voucher requesting-coverage for four members will be .pubmitted `to- the Town Board on November 10th. The Planhing Board -received .a ,letter from.Mr. Walter Uhl, Vice President of Wood Hollow Properties, Inc. , -regarding._ the matter ,of :roads dedication at:..U'rient-B.y-The-Sea, "Orient Point. Mr. U- hl- advised that .the matter of'.the State '.accepting the connection ,at :junction of Plum Island. Lane and Main. Road. is already.sblyed, in that they have in their files a .letter :from the .'State of New 'York, Department....a-f:Public. Works dated .June 24,, 1960 addressed to: Woodholl.ow stating . that the bond .wh ch was deposited with them for this work is no longer needed; the work under the permit.had been satisfacttrily- completed. Mr. Uhl enclased'.a -copy. of that letter. With reference to the various alternatives which, the. Planning Board presented. to Mr, Tjhl -at.their .last meeting, he..feels .#Z would be most acceptable. It, is his. intenti;on, early, next..spring, to- continue ,Sound view Road from where it .ends -at .s.ection 1 westerly to Farm .Lane then -s outherlX on ,Farm. Lane then easterly, along',King.,Farm ;Road to -Three Waters Lane. This would, give access to the- .water -along Soundview'0oad -which. seems to be the bone of 'contention. Mr.. Uhl requested the Planning Board�'s views on. this matter as to -whether or not.this would be acceptable and enable them to offer 'for dedication the .'roads install-ed thus far. A map-. of their plan. was: `enclosed. Southold Town Planning Board -5- November 1, 1960 The Planning Board forwarded .a letter to Mr. Uhl stating that it is their feeling that alternative '#2 would be the best solution to the problem.. Mr. Wickham has spoken with Mr. Price on this. matter and it is unofficially his feeling that the drainage problems are riot of an extremely serious nature. Mr. bhl was reminded that the matter of. dedication is now to- be taken up with the Town Board. The Planning Board received the original petition. -of William Victoria, relative to a change of zone from ."A" Resi- dential and Agricultural. District to "M" Multiple Residence District and instructing the Planning, Board to prepare an. official report ,defining the conditions -described in the petition and determine the area so affected. with the recom- mendation of the Board. Mr. William Victoria is the owner of certain real. property situated at Bay view Roadr Southold, and more particularly bounded and .described as follows: Beginning at a monument.:at the northwesterly corner of the described premises, being the: northeasterly -corner of . a -certain 12 ft. right-of-way on the southerly- side of Main. Bayview Road, running thence easterly, along the southerly side of Main Bayview Road S.64007 'E. 777. ft. more -or .less to a certain private roadway; thence- southerly along said roadway as it meanders to a monument .400 ft.: more or less; thence westerly- 6.0 ft. to- a monument .at the southerly edge of ,an island; thence along the upland of said island southwesterly -and then northwesterly 340 ft. more or less to a monument; thence .westerly 21 ft. to a monument; thence southerly 150 feet to high watermark of. Corey' s Creek; _ thence along the meanderings of the shoreline 6G0 ft. more or less to- a monument on the property. line of land now or formerly of Koke Estate; thence, northerly along said property now or formerly. of Koke N. 25053 'E. 1000 ft.. more or less to the place of beginning. Containirig, approximately 12 acres. .Survey for William Victoria by Alden Young, July 10, 1950. Mr.. Victoria . states that the ten cottages have proved popular,' but have not by themselves been able to help cover the expenses needed to maintain and further the development of the property. With .the additional ten .units we feel the income would then make theproject .pay for itself. The Planning Board thoroughly discussed this proposal and members of the Board had visited the property. The Board then Southold Town Planning Board -6- November 1, 1960 reviewed the map attached to the petition. On motion of 'Mr. Moises, seconded by Mr. Unkelbach, .and -carried., it was RESOLVED that '.the Planning Board not recommend. to the Town Board this change of zone from "A" REsidential and, Agricultural District to. "M" Multiple Residence District on the property of William Victoria. It is the opinion of the .Planning.Board that instead of enlarging his project with additional units in hopes of .securing r additional income, th-e operator should endeavor to landscape and beautify the 10 -cottages that he presently has. Vote of . the. Board: Ayes: - Mr. � .Wldkham, Mr. Moisa., Mr. Young, and Mr. Unkelbach. The minutes of the meeting of 'Oct_ober 4, . 1960, -on motion of Mr. Moisa, seconded by Mr. Young; and carried, were approved as submitted. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Wickham, Mr. Moisa, Mr. Young, and Mr. Unkelbach. The next meeting of the Southold 'Town. Planizing Board will be held 7:30 P:M. , Tuesday, December 6, 1960 . at the Town-Clerk Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. The Planning B.oaard received the report .of"Mr. Howard Terry, Building Inspector, on his attendance at .the Semi-annual conference and meeting of New York, S.tate .Ccn.ference of Building Officials held at Latham, New York, on .October 7, 1960. Meeting adjourned at . 9: 30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Judith ,T. Boken :John Wickham, Chairman Secretary