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Southold Town Planning Board
g SOUTHOLD, L. I., N. Y. 11971
PLANNING BOARD
MEMBERS
John IWi,ckhialm, (Chairman
Henry Moisa
Alfred !Grebe
William Unkelbach
Frank Coyle
M I N U T E S
SOUTHOLD TOWN PLANNING BOARD
April 21'r' 1970
A regular meeting of the Southold Town Planning Board was
held at 7:30 .P�M.:�, Tuesday*: April 21:a, 1970,i, at the Town Office-
Main Road; Southoldi, New York.
There were present; Messrs: Johri Wickhami, Chairman; Henry
Moisaz. Vice Chairman,,(; Henry Raynor; Frank Coyle.
Absent: Mr, Alfred Grebe:,Cdue to unfavorable weather conditions).
Also present: Howard Terrya Building Inspector
Gary Olsen; Esq. appeared before the -Planning Board in reference
to lot # 28 of Martin Weglicki'ss proposed subdivisions. located on
north side of Peconic Bay Blvd:..- Laurel' New York, Mr. Olsen requests.
The Board to authorize the Building Inspector to -Issue a building
permit on this lot* or as an alternatives, permission to remove this
lot from the subdivision map. Mr. Olsen informed the Board-that a
contract of sale on Lot # .28 was entered into between Mr. Weglicki
and Richard P.-Griffith on November 24i 1969i a mortgage commitment
was obtained to build upon the lot*. a title search was donea; and both
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parties are ready to close title. Mr, Olsen presented the Board
with a copy of the minutes of the Planning Board meeting of May 12s.
1969. Mr, Weglicki and Mr. Jack Driscoll .(the real estate broker)
appeared at this meeting and requested permission to sell Lot # 28.
The Board granted permission to sell this lot ;(which is. on an existing
highway) subject to the subdivider filing an application for Sec, I
of this subdivision and paying the required fee for the filing of
said subdivision. This subdivision has been granted preliminary
approval by the Planning Board,: but no approval has been received
from the Board of Health, Mr, Olsen stated that the Board of Health
may disapprove of the present.'lay-out and a new map will have to be
drawn upT, so he suggested that -this lot could just be left the map.
The filing fee for a subdivision- consists of 4/ of the bond estimates.
since this subdivision has not been approved` by the Board of Health.,
a bond. estimate cannot be done. Therefore the Chairman suggested
that the condition previously set on the approvals. which was that
the filing fee be paid.: be waivered.
On motion by Mr, Raynors seconded by Mr. Moisaj it was
RESOLVED Martin Weglicki be granted permission to remove Lot
# 28 from his proposed subdivision map of property located at north
side of Peconic Bay Blvd.s Laurels New York. The condition previously
set,, being that the applicant pay the subdivision filing fee:" is here-
by waivered due to the fact that the Board of Health has not yet
approved the subdivision and no bond estimate can be calculated.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickham:", Moisa", Raynor."; Coyle.
Mr. William Schriever of Orient and Mr. George Penny". Jr. of
Penny Lumber Co. appeared before the Board in reference to Greenport
Homes". Inc, This property is scheduled for auction sometime late
in May. Mr. Wm. Schriever.", a prospective bidder,, appeared before
the Board to inquire what possible plans the Board would consider
for the removal of the present buildings and construction of new
home sites, Mr. Schriever felt that he must have some idea of
what the Board would approve of, in order to submit a suitable bid.
The present construction consists of 28 buildings with 50 living
units on a tract of 7 acres. Mr. Schriever informed us that if
he is able to purchase Greenport Homes.", Inc, he would also purchase
part of the Cassidy property:" adjoining it on the' west.-, making a
total area of about 11 acres." He estimated his cost of purchase
at about $1041;000, per acres, and stated that in" order to make the
plan work.", he would have to divide it into 50 14 acre lots." to be
sold at $4,,000, eachs on which Penny Lumber Co. proposed to
construct homes at a cost of about $15s000. Mr. Penny stated
that in order for the prospective home builders to receive a low
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interest rate from the Federal Farm & Home Programs; the total price
of the lot and house must be under $214000. Mr Schriever presented
the Board with a proposed plan for the lay�out. of the. proposed .sub—
division. The total area of land would be 480.-000sq. ft.,,a 100.,p000
sq. ft . would be used for roads,,. and 15 .000sq. 'ft, for park areai.
the remaining 380 ,000sq. ft, would be the total lot area. The plan
showed 50ft. roads. With a total of 380*000sq, ft. of lot areal.
each of the fifty :(50) lots would contain 7.,;300sq, ft, of areE..
The Board was of the opinion that 50 lots with 7300sq, ft, of area
each would be too great a density. The Chairman -suggested. that 40
lots with 12:iOOOsq. ft. of area each might possibly be acceptable
to the 'Planning Board. Mr. Schriever informed the Board that he
had confered with Mr. Koppelman on this plan and he agreed with it.a
he also spoke with Mr. Villa of .the Health Dept.-,v, whose position.
was that as long as there is public water and sewerage available.,
Ley will go along with any lot size that the Town will Approve .of.
Mr. Schriever stated that he is trying to offer an d1.ternative to
rental. There are several other prospective bidders proposing
rental. The buildings as area now pay under $5,000. in taxes.
He estimated that the taxes would double 5 or 6 times , if his
proposition is carried out. The Board agreed that this would be
a much better land use than the existingt but again stated that
the density which he proposed was too great. The Chairman informed
Mr. Schriever that .the Planning Board will have to confer with the
Town Attorney . the Board of Health.- the Planning Commissions and
the State Dept. of Transportation. ' The Chairman asked Mr. Schriever
to appear at the next meeting., by which time they will try to have
an answer for him.
Mr`. Jack Driscoll and Mr. Rene Gendron presented the Planning
Board with a preliminary sketch for proposed "Senior Citizens Rental
Apartments' ,i' property located on Factory' Avenue,, about 200z from
Sound Avenue.,i Mattitucka New York,. Total area is about '7 acres.* on
which the developer wants to put 100 apartments. He intends -to have
his own sewerage disposal plant and water system.'. The property is
preseht-1y zoned "A",,, and it is proposed to be rep-zoned for industrial
use in the proposed Master. Plan. The Chairman informed him that the
Planning Board would not- recommend any such density as 100 units on
7 acres of land. The Chairman stated that this will require a change
of zone D: which will have to be submitted to the Town'Board. Mr.
Driscoll asked what objection the Town would have to such a project
as this. The Chairman stated that there is a water problem right 'in
the village of Mattituck and he is proposing to' put one hundred
living units right in where the water problem is. The Chairman,
stated there would be no guarantee to the Town Board that he would
make a senior citizens development out of it. If a change of zone
were granted permitting him to have an apartment complex,,.. no condition
could be set that would restrict the occupancy to seniorcitizens.
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The Town could not bond him for anything that he may say that he
will do. The Chairman informed him .that as soon as he submits
the change of zone to the Town Board,. it will be forwarded to
the Planning Board for their recommendation. The Chairman once
again said that 14 units per acre was too great a density. Mr.
Driscoll stated that he could drop it to 12 unitsi but no less',„
he stated his opinion that this density would be better,, in .
regard to waters: than having 100 families on 1 acre lots. ' The
Chairman said that this was not true because on 1 acre lots one
family would only be using -3-2 of the water.. the rest of it is
available for flushin4 action. which means that the water supply
would be safe for at least 100 years. The Chairman informed
them that their first step is to petition the Town Board for a
change of zone. - Mr. Driscoll inquired what zoning would be in
their favor .to petition the Town Board for a proposition such
as this. The Chairman stated that at the present time B-2 would
be the most favorable.s, but said that there is no assurance that
the Town Board will not change the density in this zone in the
near future.
Mr. John J. Jones presented the Planning Board with a preliminary
site plan for proposed Cutchogue Shopping Center to. be located on 'north
side of Main Road (immediately east of Sterling Nursery) ,, Cutchoguer
New York. The total land area is 236,s288sq.. ft, (5.2acres),., total
building area is 44a,364sq. ft. The plan showed 361 parking stalls
(Town requirement being 202) . The Board questioned the loading area
on the east side of the building as to its efficiency. Mr. Joseph
Martiranoi Real Estate Manager for Hills Supermarkets=, explained the
dock- method of loading to be used; which the Board felt was efficient.
The property is presently zoned "B" Business, so no change of' zone
will be required. Mr. Jones stated that they own half of the right-
of-way ,(Sterling$s) adjoining the property on the west and north,
and would be willing to pave the entire surface if this would be -
satisfactory with the Sterlings. The architecture of the buildings
will be colonial. The proposed plan showed plantings and landscape.
The pri.nci,pal ' tenant will be Hills Supermarket., there will be several
smaller satelite stores;, and a movie theatre. The Chairman suggested
that there may be a problem in regard, to drainage. Mr. Jones stated
that this will be no problem as the drainage will be all built in.
Artie Melusino stated -that .the entire area .will be self drained
according .to the Town of Southold specificationss and that their
engineer will work in conjunction with the Town engineer. _ Mr. Jones
requested the Planning Board to grant preliminary approval of the
site plan as submitted. The Chairman informed Mr. Jones that a
decision will possibly be' reached later in the evening by the Board.
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Eugene Francolini,, Attorney and Kurt Hambacha; Vice President
of. the South Fork Development Corp. appeared before the Planning
Board' in reference to Corey Creek..Estatesr,' subdivision located
at south side of Bayview Roadp Southold, New York. Mr. ; Francolin,i
informed the Board that the canal was dredged subsequent to. the
.filing of the subdivision map. The Chairman told them that- the.y
have officially filed a subdivision-map and then altered ita, a
correction will have -to be made with the County Clerk. ', The Chairman
voiced his opinion that the development of the waterfront in the '
Town of Southold is solely as important as the devel_pment of the
road frontage. Mr. Francolini stated that eight (8) .of .the lots ,
in the subdivision have already been conveyed. Previously there '.
was some discretion with the Supt. of Highways 'in reference to3
the turn in Corey Creek Lane on Lot # 25,r. Mr. Francolini advised
the Board .that an arc will be made. on the turn, and deeded to the
Town. Howard Terry informed them that the bond will expire on
June 222, 1970 and must be renewed.. Mr. Francolini requested a .
one year extension of the bond to complete the roads and other .
improvements. This extension shall be granted subject to . the
developer presenting the Planhing. Board with a copy of the renewed
bond coverage. The Chairman once again informed Mr. Francolini
and Mr. Hambach that a corrected map will have to be filed with
the County Clerk.
on motion by Mr. Mois&�. seconded by Mr. Raynor , it was
RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board grant a one
year extension of time to complete the roads and other improvements
in the subdivision "Corey Creek Estates," located at south side of
Bayview Roadz, Southold,. New Yorke, subject to .the developer presenting
the Board with a copy of the renewed bond coverage from the insurance
company.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickham,, Moisaa, Raynor, Coyle.
William Essex* Attorney appeared before the Planning Board on
behalf of Fishers island Development Corp.$; he presented -the Board
with a map of the Fort HG: Wright property located on the north-
westerly- end of Fishers Island. . The approximate acreage of the
property is from 8-10 acres. There are now 6 deterioated buildings
on the property at present. The Corporation wishes to sell the
property off in sections -to persons interested in restoring the
area. Mr. Essex requested the Board to grant the Fishers Island
Development Corp. an open area development on the property as
shown within -the red lines on the map as submitted. The Chairman
reviewed the fact that the Town has not granted any open area
developments in the past 9 yearsk he suggested that they file for
a minor subdivision of five (5) lots. Mr. Essex said -that it would
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have' to be 6 lots because of the location of , the buildings. Howard
Terry informed them -that .they will .have to make application to the
Board of Appeals under Section 280A for approval. of- access' in order
for him 'to' issue building permits for the interior property,, Whistler
Avenues, although not' a Town road,, is suitable .access and. is -maintained
by the Towna, building permits could be issued on this road. Minor
subdivision regulations were presented to Mr. Essex. upon• his request.
The Chairman informed him that once .thi.s i.s approved .as a minor sub"
divisions it cannot be divided again. Mr. Essex to .confer with the
Fishers Island Development Corp. in regard to filing minor subdivision '
application.
Richard Larks. Esq presented the Board with a copy of .the
conveyance between Leonard Emma and Emma Enterprises,,i Inc.., as
requested ., for Laurel Country Estates. This subdivision was
granted final approval at the last meeting subject to, receipt
of copy- of the conveyance, Mr, Lark stated that' the' description '
of the property given in the deed. is .the exact same as Schedule
"A" of the application. Copy of covenants and restrictions to
be placed on lots yet to be 'received.
Richard Lark..., Esq, presented the Board with a copy of the
deed in which Birch Properties,s Inc. conveyed to the Birch Hills
Property Owners Association, ; Inc.,& the roads and park and play--
ground area -in the subdivision "Birch Hill Estates". ;' The roads
will be 'private and will not,be ,dedicated to the Town. Letter '
of approval was recexved �from the Supt, of Highways stating
that. he has inspected the 'roads.,and recommends that they be
turned over to the Birch Hills Property Owners Association,,. Inc.
Mr. Lark .-requested the Planning Board to send a--recommendation
to 'the Town Board recommending that .the bond be released in
his care,
On motion by Mr. Coyles. seconded by Mr. Moisa,D- it'was
RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board recommend
to the Southold Town Board the release of the bond for the.
roads in the subdivision "Birch Hill Estates. "
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickhama, Moisa , Raynor:a; Coyle,
Richard Larks; Esq, presented the Planning Board with a
revised preliminary map for proposed minor subdivision of
Richard Babcock•Z., property located at west side of Calves Neck
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Roada; Southolda N.-Y.- There is public water in the entire proposed
minor` subdivision* ' The map showed' 4 lots., all containing consider--
ably'over . the minimum square' footage requirement. , The map showed
a parcel of land of 5.a'.200sq. ft. of area 'on the east side of Calves
Neck. Road., opposite Lot # l.a which was .labeled 1 A., The Board, did
not favor 'thisa- they questioned whether or not .there was a property
owners association._ Mr. Lark said that there was no property owners
associations and the chances of dedicating it to the Town .were slight.
The Board agreed to leaving 1 A as part of Lot # 1-subject ,to .the
conditions that it may never be built upon - and it must be legally
conveyed as part of Lot # 119 Mr. Lark to prepare formal application
for minor subdivision to be presented at next meeting.
In reference to Mattituck Hills and Mattituck Ridge. Mr. Lark
informed the Board that everything has been submitted to the Board
of Healthi but no answer has been received yet.
Correspondence was received from the New York State Department
of Transportation in' answer to our inquiry if they have any plans to
widen the North Road :i(Route 25) easterly of the Greenport ,Traffic
Circle. The state informed us .that .they have no plans to widen the
road in this area. However, in regard to the proposed subdivision , .
of Gus Shad.: the developer will have to apply for a State Highway-
Permit for any work performed within the State Highway boundary. .
The Board informed Mr. Lark that the first step for this proposed
development will be to file application for a' change of zone from
"A" to "M" & 11B-211,a; then file application for a subdivision.
The Southold Town Planning Board received from the Southold
Town Board the original amended petition of Case Bros.,*. Cutchoguei
New Yorka. relative to a chances of zone from "A" Residential and
Agricultural District to "M-1" Multiple Residence District on certain
real property together with the instructions to prepare an official
report defining the conditions contained therein.
This property is situated at Cutchogue.a' in the Town of
Southold,; County of Suffolk and State of New York'a, and more
particularly bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the W/S of New Suffolk Lane and the
S/S of property of Frank Steel westerly along the S/S of said property
293,073 continuing westerly 211.81' along the S/S property of Marjorie
Switocha to the E/S 'Case Lanea, thence southerly along the E/S. of Cases
All
Lane S. 380- 2V20" E. 204.74";' Thence S. 68 1 12" 40" E. . 190.17=, more
or less to"'a 15* farm road connecting this property to the property at
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-the corner of Cedars Road & New Suffolk Lane$. Thence easterly along
the N/S of R. Horton 150's, to the W/S of New Suffolk Lanes, thence
northerly 343.60'3` more or less to the point or place of beginning.
Beginning at a point marking the N/WT Corner of New Suffolk
Lane and Cedars Road 182.10.3 northerly along the west side of New
Suffolk Lane to property of R. Reeves' thence westerly along the S/S
of said property;.thence northerly 112.721 more or less along the
W/S of said property to connecting 15," farm road; thence westerly
So.. 77 0 531 3 0" W.' 85.95®-; thence S. 9* 53's- 2-11 E. 112,72 feet; thence
westerly S. 80* 06s 40" 'W. 69.85Ss-; thence southerly S, 9. 1911' 30" E.
198,762 more or less to the N/S of Cedars Road. Thence easterly along
the N/S of Cedars Road 323,652- to the point or` place of beginning.
it is the opinion of the Planning Board that 4 units per
building - as allowed in the "M-1" Districts, would -be more in keeping
with the character of the vicinity of Cutchogue.
On motion by Mr. Moisa*.� seconded by Mr. Wickhams it was
RESOLVED -that the Southold Town Planning Board recommend
favorably to the Southold Town Board the change of zone from "A"
Residential and Agricultural District -to "Mwl" Multiple Residence
District on the above described property.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickhams Moisas Raynors: Coyle,
The Planning Board reviewed again the original petition of
William Pollert and Adrian Van Ripers Southold, New York,,, received
from the Town Board., relative to a change of zone from "A" Residential
and Agricultural District to "M" Multiple Residence District on PARCEL It.
and "B" Business District to "M" Multiple Residence District on PARCEL Il.s
on certain real property together with -the instructions to prepare an
official report defining the conditions contained therein.
This property is situated at Greenports: in the Town of Southold..
County of Suffolk,a. and State of New Yorks; and more particularly bounded
and described as follows:
PARCEL I p Beginning at the point of intersection of the northerly
line of Champlin Place with the westerly line of Manhanset Avenuer, and
running thence along said northerly line of Champlin Placer south 580
3V 20" west;;: 691,88 .feet to land now or formerly of Wolff; thence along
said land now or formerly of Wolff,s two courses as follows: (l) north 310
24'2- 40" west. -194.54., feet; thence (2) south 580. 35'8` 20" west 242.41 feet
to land now or formerly of the C-.G-." Bailey Estate; thence along said
land now or formerly of the Bailey Estates, north 44e 49' 40" west...
583.64 feet to land now or formerly of Hugelmeyer; thence along said
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land of Hugelmeyer and along land now or -formerly- of Loeb,,,. north 660
36a 40" east . 211.13 feet; thence continuing along said land of Loeb' $
v.
north 230_ 23t 2.0" west,, 150 feet to the southerly line of the North Road;
thence along said southerly line of the North Roads north 66�.. 36' 40"
east,,, 50 feet to land now or formerly of Amott; thence along said land
of Amotts.. five courses:&, as follows: ;(1) south 23 2V 20" east , 279 feet;
thence (2) south 1440 4Y2- 40" east.,&' 21 .feet.: thence (3) north 58° 35'2- 20"
east 150 feet; thence (4) north 26' 10' : 50" west. 127.77 ,feet; thence
(5) north 23 , _ 23 20" west., 150 feet to said southerly line of North
Road; thence along said southerly line of North Road,. two courses.. as
follows: (1) north 66 362 40" east',.. 444.54 feet; thence (2) north 65*.
231, 50" east y 228.44 feet to land of the applicant ,(s) hereinafter
described as 'Parcel I1; thence along Parcel II two courses,, as follows:
11) south 220 309, 10" east. 191.59 feet; thence ,(2) north 660363' 30"
east. 116.14 -feet to said westerly line of Manhanset Avenue; * thence
along said westerly line of Manhanset Avenue& south 20 , 123 30" east,;
569.68 feet to the point or place of beginning.
- PARCEL 11 - Beginning at an iron pipe at the intersection of' the
southerly line of the North Road (Route 25) with the westerly line of
Manhanset Avenue$ and running along said westerly line of Manhanset
Avenue&, south 20 , 12s 30" eastz 194.48 feet to an iron pipe; thence
along land of -the applicants) hereinabove described as Parlel I&, the
following two courses and distances: (1) south 66'0, 36=, 30" west, 11-6.14
feet- to an iron pipe; thence (2) north 22 30:. 10" west&. 191.5 9 feet to
an iron pipe on the said southerly line of the North Road; thence alg .
said southerly line of the North Road., north 650 2 P, 50" east; , 124 feet to
the point or place of beginning.
Mr.. Coyle informed the Board that he had spoken with several
members of the Sterling Cemetery Association in reference to the
proposed change of zone. and they are to send another letter: which
we have not yet received.
On motion by Mr. Coyle& seconded by Mr. Moisaa. . it was
RESOLVED that the Southold Town Planning Board table recommendation
on the above proposed change of zone for further deliberation of the Boardi
due -to the fact that the Board has not yet received the letter from the
Sterling Cemetery Association.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickham,, Moisa., Raynor&, Coyle.
in -reference to proposed subdivision of Andrew Dzenkowskit
located at East Marion., NsY I it was reported that negoiations are
being carried on with Edna Brown to purchase her 50 ft, right-of-
way adjoining the proposed subdivision on the north.
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Letter was received from .the Riverhead Town Planning Board
in reference to the proposed fuel desulphdrization. plant. Upon
taking into consideration our views and concern for.,the futures
they recommended denial of the petition.: and the petition was
withdrawn by the applicant.
Letter was received from George G. Semerjian expressing his
personal thanks for the manner in which he was treated in connection
with his recent zoning application. '
The .Chairman reported that he and Henry Raynor met with a
committee of the Southold-Peconic Civic Association in reference to
the proposed Agriculture Study. , They presented the committee with
the preliminary questionaire to be used by Dr. Sullivan of South-
ampton College. The Town Board has acted favorably on the agriculture,
study and by resulution they authorized Dr. Sullivan to proceed.
The Town Board suggested that Justice Demarest sit in on the final
draft of -the questionaire, The Chairman.. Dr. Sullivan .a„ and Justice
Demarest met and drew up the final draft of the questionaire. Dr.
Sullivan expects to begin work on the study early in .May.'_ Dr. .Sullivan -
suggested that we get in touch with the newspapers and radio stations
to inform .the farmers of the study being done.' The Southold-Peconic.
Civic Association advised us that they would Iike' to be included in
the conference after .the facts have been collected to assist in the
interpretation of the study.
The Chairman advised the Board that no date will be set for
another public information meeting on the Master Plan until Dr.
Sullivan completes the agriculture study.
Notice was received from the New York State Planning Federation
.advising pre-registration for the annual meeting to be held on
October ll.. . 12 r, 13. & 14.. 1970,& at Spring Glen,,, New York.
Request for progress report for the roads in Harbor Lightsa.
Section IZ, was received from the Aetna bonding company.- The bond
has expired& ,,and the roads are not ready to be taken over. The
roads are under 1956 specifications. The Chairman is to contact
the Supt. of Highways for a report.
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Request for information on the Master Plan was received from
Southampton College.. Said request placed in file.
Notice was received from PLI News (Practicing Law Institute)
in reference to interstate land sales.,,
Howard Terry reported on his inquiry to Easthampton and
Southampton Towns in .reference to steps they have taken for
"scenic easements". They have not actually entered into any
contract agreements. The _Chairman reported that he had spoken
with Mr. Newman of -the County Planning Commissiont;.who 'thinks
`that Brookhaven Town .may have contracts., Mr. -Newman is going
to try to get a copy of the contracts for us. The Town Board
is favorable towards contracts for "scenic easements" and feels
that we should move ahead on this.
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The Board discussed again the proposed Cutchogue Shopping
Center,
On motion by Mr. Coyle., seconded by Mr'. Moisa ,. it was
RESOLVED -that the Southold Town Planning Board grant
preliminary approval to the site plan for - the proposed Cutchogue.-
shopping' Center:., to be located at north side of Maim Roads; Cutchogue.*:
New York.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:-Messrs: Wickham' Moisa, Raynor- Coyle,
On motion by Mr. Wickhal seconded by Mr. Moisa-,.,, it was
RESOLVED that the minutes of the Southold Town Planning Board
dated March 24 , 1970i, be approved as submitted.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickham, Moisal, Raynor&, Coyle.
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On motion by mr. Wickhami seconded by Mr.* Raynor it was
RESOLVED that the next regular meeting of the Southold Town
Planning Board will be held at 7:30 P:-M:�r Wednesday,. May 6i 19708.
at the Town Office: Main Road,,. Southold,, New York.
Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Messrs: Wickham a Moisa,,.' Raynorr, Coyle.
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The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 PM:'
Respectfully submitted,,,
Betty Nevillet, Secretary
Southold Towt Planningg Board
Sohn Wickham: Chairman