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A meeting of the Southold Town Trustees was called to order
by President Emmons Dean at the Town Clerk's Office in South-
old , New York at 1:00 P.M. , Saturday! November 17, 1951.
Present at the meeting were the following:
Emmons Dean
John McNulty
Frank Dawson
Alvah B. Goldsmith
Supervisor Norman Klipp
Town attorney - R. G. Terry' Jr.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read for information.
Organization of the new board of Trustees resulted in the
following officers being elected.
President: Emmons Dean
Secretary: Alvah B. Goldsmith
There was considerable discussion regarding the revision of
the law relating to the Town Trustees and as to the penalties
for disregarding the authority of the action of the Board
of Trustees.
It was moved by Mr. McKulty and on vote carried that the
President and Secretary of the Trustees meet with the
Supervisor 9 the Town Counsel and representatives of the
Town Board to draft suggested changes in the act relating
to Town Trustees. This meeting to be held as soon as
possible and the proposed changes submitted to the State
Legislature during the coming session.
The application of William L. Worth Mill Lane, Peconic'
for permission to dredge out a portion of the bottom of
Goldsmith's Inlet immediately in front of his property
to a depth of approximately 5 feet and 20 feet in width
and approximately 180 ft. in length along high water
mark of said inlet was discussed.
It was voted to grant this request provided the applicant
will take all necessary precautions to prevent the .
undermining of property of adjoining property owners and
will hold the Town free and harmless from any and all
claims from suits for damage. The fee is to be $25.00
for this permit.
The Secretary reported receipt of payment for grant issued
to Carl E. and Inez B. Vail and that original grant was
delivered to Carl E. Vail. The check for $35.00 was ordered
turned over to Supervisor Klipp by the President.
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The Supervisor reported on the problems involved in acting
upon the petition of the Goose Bay Civic Association to
have Goose Creek Bridge raised.
It was moved , seconded and carried that the President be
authorized to represent the Board of Trustees at a meet-
ing to be held in the Supervisor' s Office, November 19th,
1951 at 4:00 P.IVI. relating to the taking and preserving
of escallops for conservation purposes. The President
asked the Clerk and the Town Counsel to be present at the
meeting with the records pertaining to the Escallop
Ordinances. 1.
Mr. Dawson was welcomed by the President as our new member
and tribute was paid to the retiring member, Mr. Harry
Mason.
The minutes were read and approved and the meeting adjourn-
ed at 3:45 P.M.
Respectfu ly s bmit ed,
G a
Alvah B. Goldsmith, Clerk