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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTR-05/06/1968 MEETING OF MAY 6, 1968. �° The Southold Town Trustees met at the Southold Town Clerk Office at 7 :30 P.M. on Monday, May 6, 1968 with the following present: Alvah B. Goldsmith, Frank Dawson, John F. McNulty, George Simpson, Douglas '-at:f * Robertson and Marion Regent, Secretary. o 0) A delegation of people from Goose Bay Civic Association, Inc. attended the meeting to discuss the problem of mooring boats in the creek off w the beach commonly owned by all residents of the Association. Mr. Frank Hundley, Sec-Treas. of the Association, gave several suggestions which N'(D might help solve the problem, including 1) Give Goose Bay Civic Association, Inc. the right to erect a mooring m N O dock at the end of Cedar Avenue for the use of possibly 10 boats if n W N the membership agrees to the expense. ►%J 2) Give the Association an opportunity to come up with a recommendation cto .. for location of moorings. 0 c� 3) Establish a maximum length of boat for which on shore mooring per- m r mits will be issued. pc,� A letter was sent to the Association in relation to the requests crrt suggested by Mr. Hundley with the following comments : Cn m o- 1) Request for approval for mooring dock at the foot of Cedar Avenue U m m cannot be granted since it is our understanding that Cedar Avenue is F a public road and the erection of a dock such as you suggest would rt n00 K interfere with the public use of this road end. �V(D (D 2) The Board would be appreciative of the recommendation of the Assoc- m :� m N•N-0 iation as to the location of moorings in front of the Association owned ff,�� lands. o �r 3) The Board would be interested in a suggestion by the Association � F-rt as to the maximum length of boats that might be moored on these location.�l(D, * o ::JIt WHEREAS, God, in His Providence', has taken from our midst Philip Weiler, r o and ~' WHEREAS, Philip Weiler had served the Town of Southold as a Trustee &r for several year , = m m "_',THEREF9�,2F,BE IT RESOLVED: That the Town Trustees deeply mourn the pass- 0 m ing of our good friend and fellow townsman, and extend their profound bereavement, and that iThen the Board adjourns this . day, it do so out o of respect to the memory of Philip Weiler, and be it further mn RESOLVED: That a donation be sent to the Floyd Memorial Library, f-:• Green port, N.Y. in memory of Philip Weiler from the Board of Trusties of the Town of Southold, and be it further `Q 0 RESOLVED: That a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the members 0K of his family and ,a copy be spread, upon the minutes of this meeting rro and become a part of the public recordg.s of the Town of Southold. m n, m It was voted unanimously that the Board of Trustees of the Town of n a Southold go on record as recommending to the Southold Town Boa0d,i rt 0 the establishment of a. Conservation Advisory Council as presently mQ authorized by Conservation Law. The Board of Trustees favors this m rt Council because it feels it could serve a purpose in .the local area m in aiding the preservation and utilization of some of it's valuable land areas. May 6, 1968 continued It was brought to the attention of the Trustees that Mr. James P. Knowles had constructed a dock in Richmond's Creek without having requested or received a permit. A letter was sent to Mr. Knowles informing him of the Ordinance requiring a permit to build a dock and including a copy of the Ordinance and applications for a permit. Applications for stakes were approved for the following: William Hinchy; two (2) stakes in Deep Hole Creek, Mattitu ck, with the understanding that the stakes and any boat tied thereto will not encroach upon the dredged channel. $1. 00 paid. Stephen H. Simmons, Southold, anchors for two boats in Goose Creek in front of his property on Oakwood Drive. $1.00 paid. John H. Shaw, Southold, one anchor in Goos Creek in front of the prop- erty of Stephen H. Simmons with permission from Mr. Simmons. Fee . 50 paid. Application of Fred L. Kelly, Jr. of Westview Drive, Mattituck, to place a mooring buoy at the foot of Town property off Woodcliff Dri e and adjoining the Brower' s Woods Dock was held for investigation. �V�'�r Q App' pl cation'of Otto Macomber for a stake Tn' the creek at the end of Brown's Road, Southold was held. for investigation. Application of Abe and Rose Usatch, Nassau Point, Cutchogue, to dredge in Broadwaters Cove, 50 'x 30 ' was discussed and will be investigated by the Trustees. Applications of Rozelle Gallo, Walter and Anne Fried and Nassau Farms Property to dredge along shoreline in Little Creek, Cutchogue, in con- junction with the dredging in that area were granted as follows : Rozelle Gallo-amendment to permit dredging 40 ' instead of the 30 ' granted in permit #k437. Fee $1.00. Walter & Anne Fried to dredge along shoreline 135 ' -825 yds to be excav- ated - Fee $33.00. Nassau Farms Propertyto dredge along shore line 40" - 266 yds to be excavated - Fee $10.64. Application of R& 'Stillwater Avenue, Cutchogue, to build a dock 20 ' x 3 ' and erect pole 20 ' to right of dock in East Creek was approved. Fee $10.00. Application of William S. Deroski of Custer Ave. , Southold, to place a stake in Goose Creek in front of property owned by Charles Gagen was approved subject to a letter of permission from the upland owner (Charles GAgen) Fee . 50 Application of Robert J. Ogilvie to place marker buoy held by anchor in front of his property in Mattituck, Inlet was discussed. A letter was sent to Mr. Ogilvie for a more explicit description and drawing, the size of the boat to be anchored and questioned as to whether the boat would in any way encroach upon the dredged channel. May 6, 1968 Continued 46 Application of Chester A. Begley, Greenport, N.Y. for stakes in two Creeks, Sterling Creek, Greenport and Pete Neck (Hallock's Bay) , Orient, N.Y. were discussed. A permit was granted for a stake in Sterling Ureek Greenport, in accordance with the application. Fee $. 50. The application for a stake in Pete Neck, Orient, was denied due to the fact-`-that our records show all available .space ms occupied at the Town Beach in this area. Application of Frederick Reiff, Westview Drive, Mattituck, N.Y. to build a pier and float in Mattituck Inlet in front of his own property' 30 'x35 ' was approved subject to the provisions that the dock and float and boats moored thereto will not encroach upon dredged channel so as to interfere with navigation. Fee $19. 00. Application of Rose Sahm to erect a floating dock 20 ' x 5 ' and two stakes in Jockey Creek, Southold, in front of her own property was granted. Fee $16.00. Application of Robert W. Vanderbeck and others for permission to dredge from. Wickham Creek enough sand (40 yds. ) to moor two small boats was granted in accordance with the application. Fee $5.00. Mr. Thomas Reeve appeared before the Board to apply for a grant of property adjoining the Mattituck Park District, and belonging to the Town Trustees, to be added to the Park District property. Mr. Goldsmith pointed out that since the property now belongs to the whole town and : can be used by the people in the Town for launching boats, etc. it would seem unfair to limit the use of this property to the people in the Mattituck Park District. Mr. Reeves had assured the Board that the use of this area would be strictly limited to the Mattituck Park District. Mr. Goldsmith will discuss the matter with the Town Attorney. Application of Frank S. Zeleski and others to dredge in Deep Hole Creek was attentitively approved. The application was returned for full partic- ulars. The Town Wu§tees mf the Town of Southold quitclaimed unto Fred J. Sprauer all the right, title and interest in and to any water rights, reparian rights, claims, easements, appurtenances, and any and all lands under water in Little Creek Channel near Nassau Point, Cutchogue, N.Y. as des- cribed in quitclaim deed in files of the 'Town Trustees and in the Deeds of the Town of Southold, Town Clerk Office, Southold, N.Y. Adjournment at 11:15 P.M. Marion A. . Regent, Sec.