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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZBA-04/16/1959 �%c�VFFOLkC�li T Southold Town Board of Appeals SOUTHOLD, L. L, N. Y. Telephone SO 5-26d0 APPEAL BOARD MEMBERS Robert W. Gillispie, Jr., Chairman Robert Bergen Herbert Rosenberg Charles Gregonis, Jr. Serge Doyen, Jr. M I N U T E S Southold Town Board of Appeals April 16, 1959 A regular meeting of the Southold Town Board of Appeals was held on Thursday, April 16, 1959, 7:30 P.M. at the Town Clerk's Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. There were present: Messrs. Robert W. Gillispie, Jr. , Chairman, Robert Bergen, and Herbert Rosenberg. Absent: Messrs. Charles Gregonis, Jr. , and Serge Doyen, Jr. Also present: Mr. Howard M. Terry, Building Inspector. PUBLIC IEARING: 7:39 P.M. , Appeal No. 153 - Appli- cation of Roger Williams for Nella Williams, 3602 212th Street.,. Bayside, N.Y. , for a variance in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article III, Section 303 , and Article X, Section 1000A, for permission to reduce frontage and use as a single lot, property descirbed as follows: Be- ginning at private road known as Truman's Path, Map of land surveyed for Roger Williams at East Marion dated August 25, 1958 by Otto W. Van Tuyl and Son, bounded on north by land of Williams, running 117.80 feet westerly, thence 37 feet southerly bounded by land of A. Kreib, thence 24.77 feet southeasterly bounded by right-of-way, thence 96.13 feet easterly bounded by right-of-way, thence Southold Town Board of Appeals -2- April 169 1959 49 feet northerly fronting on private road known as Truman's- Path, to point or place of beginning. Fee paid $15.00. The chairman opened the hearing by. reading application, notice of public hearing and affidavit attesting to its publica- tion in the official newspaper. CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak for this application? (No one wished to speak. ) CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak against this application? MR. HAROLD BRODERICK, Bay Lake Park Road, East Marion, New York: . We live on Truman's Path and are year around resi- dents there north of the property in question. (Mr. Broderick then described the location of his property with relation to the Williamg property on the map). The only reason we are here, my wife and I, is to clear up in our minds what is happening inasmuch as we are year around residents, if this appeal is approved, knowing that the Williams ' own property in addition to this. CHAIRMAN: Several pieces of property have been disposed of. PJ . BRODERICK: What we want to clear up, if this is permitted, would it set a precedent for other property owners to be able to do the same thing? CHAIRMAN: These houses are in existence and they desire to split them to sell to individual owners. A hardship is imposed if he were not allowed to do this. MR. BROD=CK: In the event they were allowed to go along with it, could any other people be allowed to go ahead and to do the same thing? CHAIRMAN: One of the purposes of the Board of Appeals is to take care cf some of the situations that existed before Zoning. From the time Zoning went into effect we have been trying, through the Ordinance, to improve conditions. Imo.. BRODERICK: We are not against this application, we are just looking out for ourselves in the future in the event anyone else wants to do the same thing. We were particularly concerned with .soaeone coming in and doing the same thing. CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak against this application? (No one wished to speak. ) Southold Town Board of Appeals -3- April 16, 1959 CHAIRMAN: Are there any questions to be asked about the application? (No one wished to speak. ) Resolution was offered by Mr. Rosenberg, seconded by Mr. Bergen, and carried, Whereas the application of Roger Williams for Nella Williams, having been considered at Public Hearing No. 153 , on April 16, 1959, and the Board finding that strict application of the Ordinance would produce undue hardship because applicant would be unalbe to sell either of the two cottages without the requested division. The situation is unique and would not be shared by all properties alike in the immediate vicinity because this is the only property in the immediate area with two houses located on one parcel. The public convenience and welfare and justice will be substantially served, and the legally established or permitted use of neigh- borhood property and adjacent use districts mould not be sub- stantially or permanently injured, and the spirit of the Ordinance would be served because the houses have been on the property for many years and a continuation of their existence separately would cause no change in the district. Be it RESOLVED that the application be granted. Vote of the Board: Ayes :- Mr . Gillispie, Mr. Bergen, and Mr. Rosenberg. PUBLIC HEARING: 7:40 P.M. , Appeal No. 155 - Application of Roger Williams for Nella Williams , 3602 212th Street, Bayside, N.Y. , for a variance in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article III, Section 303 , and Article X, Section 1000A, for permission to reduce frontage and use as a single lot, property described as follows: Beginning at private road known as Truman's Path, southeasterly corner of lot 16, Map of land surveyed for Roger Williams at `East Marion dated August 25, 1958 by Otto W. Van Tuyl and Son, 105 feet west, thence 42 feet southwesterly bounded by land of Milligan, thence 20 feet southerly bounded by land of A. Kreib, thence 117.80 feet fronting on private road known .as Truman's Path, to point or place of beginning. Fee paid $15.00. The Chair:iian read. the application, notice of hearing and affidavit attesting to its publication in the official news- paper. CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak for this application? (No one wished to speak. ) Southold Town Board of Appeals -4- April 162 1959 CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak against this application? (No one wished -to speak. ) CHAIRMAN: Are there any questions? There being no one who wished to speak for or against this application, Resolution was offered by Mr. Bergen, seconded by Mr. Rosenberg, and carried, whereas application of Roger Williams for Nella Williams, having bean considered at .Public Hearing No. 155, on April 16, 1959, and the Board finding that strict application of the Ordinance would produce undue hardship because applicant would be unable to' sell either of the two cottages without the requested division. The situation is unqiue and would not be shared by all properties alike in the immediate vicinity because this is the only property in the immediate area with two houses located on one parcel. The public convenience and welfare and justice will be substantially served, and the legally established or permitted use of neigh- borhood property and adjacent use districts would not be sub- stantially or permanently injured, and the spirit of the Ordinance would be served because the houses have been on the property for many years and a continuation of their existence separately would cause no change in the district. Be it RESOLVED that the application be granted. Vote of the Board: Ayes:- Mr. Gillispie, Mr. Bergen, Mr'. Rosenberg. PUBLIC HEARING: 7: 50 P.M. , Appeal No. 151 - Application of Arthur Schwarz, Vanston and Hay Water Road, Cutchogue, N.Y. , for a variance in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article III, Section 303 , and Article X, Section 1000A, for permission to reduce frontage and divide into two single lots, property located on the west side of Fleets Neck Road, (Pequash Avenue) , Cutchogue, New York, bounded north by W, Titus, east by Fleets Neck Road, south by Kennedy, and west by G. H. Fleet Estate. Fee paid $15.00. Chairman opened the hearing by reading application, notice of public hearing and affidavit attesting to its publication in the official newspaper. CHAIRI+IAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak for this application? 1\1R. ARTHUR SCHWARZ, Vanston and Hay Water Road, Cutchogue, New York: I would like to leave it as it is if it is permitted. -- As two lots. Southold Town Board of Appeals -5- April 16, 1959 CHAIRMAN: Is there a house on either lot? NLL S'ChIiARZ: They are vacant lots. 14R. ROSENBERG: What is the size of the lot on the other side of this? Y.R. SCI-RdARZ: They are all 75 ft. lots. CHAIRMAN: Is this a filed map? MR. ROSENBERG: No, this is the only vacant land there. CHAIRMAN: You say here you have an option to sell, or you wish to sell? MR. SCH ARZ: I wish to sell. I have an offer, but the party wants to have two lots. CHA PU,1AN: What is the depth of this land? 14R. SCITTvdARZ: 150 ft. deep on both sides. CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone else present who wishes to speak for this appeal? (No one wished to speak. ) CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak akainst this appeal? (No one wished to speak. ) CHAIRMAN: Does anyone wish to ask any questions? There being no questions , Resolution was offered by Mr. Rosenberg, seconded by Mr. Bergen, and carried, Whereas appli- cation of Arthur Schwarz, having been considered at Public Hearing No. 151 on April 16, 1959, and the Board finding that strict application of the Ordinance would produce undue hard- ship because of the 150 ft. size of the present lot. The situ4tion is unique and would not be shared by all properties alike in the immediate vicinity because this is the only 150 ft. lot remaining in the area, the other lots all being 75 ft. The public convenience and welfare and justice will be substantially served, and the legally established or permitted use of neigh- borhood property and adjacent use districts would not be sub- stnatially or permanently injured, and the spirit of the Ordinance would be served because the 75 ft. lot resulting from the division would be in conformance with the other 75 ft. lots in the area. Be it RESOLVED that this variance be granted for the northerly 1/2 of the property described in the application Southold Town Board of Appeals -6 April 16 , 1959 and a separate variance will be required for the southerly 1/2 of the property in accordance with Section 1000A. Vote of the Board: Ayes :- Mr. Gillispie, Mr. Bergen, and Mr. Rosenberg. PUBLIC HEARING: 8:00 P.M. , Appeal No. 154 - Application of George and Lilliam Braun, Cutchogue, New York, for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article TV, Section 400, Subsection 99 for permission to construct and maintain a gasoline service station at intersection of Middle Road and Youngs Avenue, Southold, New York, bounded north by Middle Road, east by Youngs Avenue, south by E. Grattan and Charnews, and west by J. Charnews. Fee paid 015.00. The Chairman opened the hearing by reading the application for special exception, notice of hearing and affidavit attest- ing to its publication in the official newspaper. CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak for this application? RE`NNSELAER G. TERRY, JR. , Southold, New York: I am here on behalf of George and Lillian Braun, his wife, ,vho would like to have favorable consideration of this application for a special exception. We just had a map brought in giving a clear picture of Mr. Braun's property and I would like to call your attention to the fact the application size is 200 x2QO, but when the County took over the road they took part of the intersection property. I think the location is a desirable one for a gas station. I call your attention to the fact that across the street is the Long Island Cauliflower Association block, Fanning and Housner, and is "B" zoned property. CHAIRMAN: You might identify these pictures. (The Chair- man produced pictures of the property in question, which were marked Exhibit A. ) MR. TERRY: Yes, they are of the location of the property. There is no question as to the location and feasibility or that it is excellent land from the standpoint of a gasoline service station, it seems like an ideal location. CHAIRMAN: This morning we had a tape and placed it from the center of the highway 70 ft. , which Z understand the road is going to be widened by the County. MR. ROS'ENBERG: The widening will be 70 ft. from the center of the present road. CHAIRMAN: If the County does it. The County is trying to Southold Town Board of Appeals -7- April 16, 1959 get the State to exchange the southerly and Middle Road, in which case the State would take 25 additional feet, making 125 feet the State right-of-way. However, I do not believe that would be of serious concern to you. MR. TERRY: The area for the service station is sufficiently large to take care of any widening of the road. It might mean something would have to be moved back, but would still be in the same area now outlined in the plan. Will the road be a four lane highway? MR. ROSENBERG: Four lanes with a divider. MR. WILLIAM WICKHAIvI, Mattituck, New York: I represent the purchaser. The gas station we propose will be a three bay ESSO station. We had this in mind and wish the Board would consider it --- look favorably on a little more land for us here for a variance in case we need it. I think there will be enough room, but there is a possibility we would be cut short. CHAIRMAN: I think there would be enough room even if the State took 125 feet. MR. TERRY: The lot is 386 feet. CHAIRMAN: In the event the special exception is granted, there are some conditions that would be imposed on the appli- cant. (The Chairman quoted the seven conditions. ) 1s there anyone else who wishes to speak for this application? Is there anyone present who wishes to speak against this application for a special exception? (No one wished to speak. ) CHAIRMAN: Are there any questions any members of the Board might care to ask the applicant?` Hr. Rosenberg asked several questions relative to the location of the gas station. MR. BRAUN: Even before we bought the property Tydol was going to put up a gas station, then they merged. Mr. Tuthill, even before vie bought it, was dickering with a company for a gas station there. CHAIRMAN: The question i s, how frequently should a gas station be permitted? We are working now on trying to obtain a set of principles that might apply to this situation in the future. We are also concerned with strip business developments. You can see it at the other end of the Island at the present time. It has a blighting effect on an area. The ultimate Southold Town Board of Appeals -d- April 16, 1959 effect of strip business development is to blight, we think, an area and an entrance, perhaps, to the town so that the thinking is a little bit towards a solution involving loops to prevent unregulated access to these districts, to localize business rather than let it develop in strips. Another important thing is traffic. MR. TERRY: A Supreme Court counsel for Gulf Oil Company was questioned by the judge who said that he thinks maybe we are getting too many gas stations in the area. The counsel said he didn't think he would have to worry about that as in order to get the business the gas stations have to be attractive today. The assessments control the gas stations. You will find that an unattractive and undesirable station is the one that is not doing a good business. This location is one that is convenient to the center of the community. However, anything can happen, the State may take over that road or the road may go north of the property, that is the chance the property owner has to take. He may find himself in a location that isn' t on a well traveled highway. As far as hazard is concerned, this is the least hazardous location around there as it has the most vision possible. The terrain both west and east of there is such that it is more hazardous than this particular location. Mr. Rosenberg asked several questions. MR. WICXHAM: This will be an approved ESS'0 station. CHAIRMAN: There is no question about ESSO stations, they are all very attractive ones. IM. WICTUTAM: This will be. The company has very rigid specifications. ISM. ROSENBERG: One of the companies sent their engineer down to talk to us, and he explained everything. CHAIRMAN: Are there any other questions anyone would like to ask in connection with this application? M.R. WICI=M: Except number 7 of the conditions, the time limit,. these are the usual restrictions. CHAIRMAN: We established them with the application in Mattituck. MR. TERRY: My recollection at the time of the adoption of the Ordinance, it was not anticipated that the Board would have stringent requirements as far as gasoline stations, but the provision was put in, according to my recollection, for the purpose of giving the Board some control over the number of stations. I think it was right in this room that it was said when Mr. Klipp raised the question about gas stations, you should have the provision in about gas stations, as to the number of them. Southold Town Board of Appeals -9- April 16, 1959 CHAIR14A.N: The reason for this point being brought up is that there are presently two applications for gas stations in this particular area. M . MAUN: Everybody can put in an application for gas stations. Do those people who are putting in applications for gas stations, are they going to have one themselves, or are they just trying to sell property? . CHAIRMAN: In other words it would be the thought on ,your part that we should require some proof? ' VTR. BRAUN: That they have approval from an oil company. CHAIRMAN: In the case of the other permit that we are granting we restricted it to one year. --- When do you plan to start construction? MR. WICKHAM: Icy informal opinion on this would be that they would start in six to nine months. PM. ROSENBERG: As in Mattituck, it takes time. The Highway Department, County, State , and so forth, must approve it as well as the oil company. CHAIRMAN: Are there any other questions? NLR. ROSENBERG: I believe we will have a report on the plan on the road and what they are going to do about it in a week or ten days or something relatively soon. CHAIRMAN° We expect to delay decision until these plans are final and I can see some reasons for that as it might bear on whether to start, or how many of these places will have to be moved. I think we have covered all the information that we can elicit and will postpone decision, not indefinitely, but for two or three weeks . As soon as we hear what they have in mind we will reach our decision. M . TERRY: At that time could they submit their plot plans for your approval? CHAIRMAN: We will bend over backwards so that there will be no delay. MR. ROSENBERG: We should have the plans within the next few days. IAR. TERRY: Who will you hear from? M2. ROSENBERG: The planning Board was working on it and I will try to get something from them. NLR. TERRY The reason the seller is anxious to close the Southold Town Board of Appeals -10- April 167 1959 title contract, and that would depend on your approval or disapproval. The applicant does not want to make application for examination of title until he has your approval. I ask that you render a decision as soon as possible. I would like to contact Mr. Klipp to get something. definite from the State because I do not think it would be fair to the man if you are willing to grant the application otherwise. The County and State both might decide to move the road north of this place, even though there are indications that it is going right through here. I think Mr. Wickham's client would like to take advantage of the traffic that would be using that road at an early date. MR. ROSENBFRG: Mr. Klipp did not ask us to delay decision on anything, he just said to me that the Planning Board is work- ing on a plan, and he is working on a plan, and he is at a point of getting some definite information. He will let us know in a few days. PLR. HOW.ARD TERRY: The Planning Board meets on the 28th and there will probably be some decision at that time. MR. RENNSEL-A.ER TERRY: You have no direct request from the County or Town to delay decision? MR. ROSENBERG: They just called our attention to the fact that the MiddleRoad will be expanded to 100 feet. MR.. TERRY: You indicated that there was another application. Was that acted on previously? MR. ROSENBERG: The application is of Mr. Teuber. Favor- able consideration is indicated and we.`.vrill:'.complete the final matters tonight. His application is for 1000 to 850 feet from your property. CHAIRPI&N: Assuming that the Board favorably regards this application and would grant permission, would you be embarrassed about beginning on this construction if the road were extended to 125 feet? Just what would happen? MR. TERRY: I would not be, but maybe Mr. Wickham would. 1\1i. WIC1,a1AM: If you would further consider my previous request. I doubt if construction would be started unless we could get some definite idea of what is going on. MR. ROSENBERG: As soon as we found out that nil application was going to be made we looked into the matter. We are getting all the information that we can. MR. TERRY: You are saying that you intend to act favor- ably on an application made a week ago but are going to delay our application for another two weeks? -- On the other side of the road - will there be any contemplated widening? Southold Town Board of Appeals -11- April 16 , 1959 IYLR.. ROSFNBERG: They cb not contemplate widening the north side of the road. , This is just a question of what is planned for that particular corner where the Braun prop- erty is. I do not believe the two applications have any relation. IeR . TERRY: I understood you to say the Town Board had asked you to hold up action on this? MR. ROSENBERG: They did not say that at all. I asked Mr. Klipp what was going to happen to the road and Mr. Klipp said he had the plan in front of him. I think that was Tuesday. The County Board meets tomorrow, I believe. CHAI[3TIAN: We will set a definite time for decision. I suggest two weeks and prompter then that if possible. We will rename this hearing in two weeks and will try to get all the information we can. MR. TERRY: the company takes a risk no matter where it puts the gas station. Things are definitely changing and what is a good area today may not be a good area tomorrow. What some companies think is a good location does not always turn out to be. MR. WICKHAM: We are not too concerned with that, the only concern in putting up the station is if the State does take something off. CHAIRMAN: We will postpone decision for two weeks and if possible we will reach our decision next week . Mr. Felice Rossi, owner of the Duck Point Motel, Cutchouge, New York, came before the Board for an informal discussion relative to moving one of hissigns that is present located on the northwest corner of Depot Lane and Middle Road, Cutchogue. It is necessary for Mr. Rossi to move his sign across the street to the southwest side of the road. The same individual owns both pieces of property. Mr. Rossi was granted a special exception for the sign in question previously. The Board advised that it would be permissable for Mr. Rossi to move his sign, and in an application that he is planning to make to the Board for another special exception he should make mention of this sign and his original application will be amended as far as the move is concerned. PUBLIC HEARING: 9:00 P.M. , Appeal No. 152 - Application of Joke Haley, for North Fork Housing Guild.:;., ; , Inc. , Mattituck, Southold Town Board of Appeals -12- April lb, 1959 New York, for a special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article III, Section 300, Subsection 11, for permission to locate more than one real estate sales sign on property of George L. Penny, north side Main Road, Mattituck, New York, bounded north by Railroad, east by J. Wilson, south by Main Road, and west by J. F. Young Estate. Fee paid $15.00. chairman read application, notice of hearing, and affidavit attesting to its publication in the official newspaper. CHAIRMAN: Is there anyone present who wishes to speak for this application? ,a. GEORGE PENNY, Mattituck, New York: Mr. Haley works for us. We are the owners of the North Fork Housing Guild.,. and George L. Penny Lumber Yard. Mr. Haley has been associated with Ethel Wells since 1955 and his business has been conducted in the same building prior to Zoning. No sign has been displayed outside of the building prior to this time. CHAIRMAN: Mr. Haley formerly worked for Ethel Wells? 1�2. PENNY: Donald Swann bought out Ethel Wells. In 1955 MT. Haley took out a license and worked with Ethel Wells. His primary business is working for the North Fork Housing Guild, however, and this is a side-line. To Mr. Haley this is not a new business, it is something he has been conducting from this existing premises for four years now. The transfer that we have in mind to the Walter Luce Agency is because Ethel Wells is going out of the real estate business and for Mr. Haley to make a living it was necessary for him to transfer to a more active agency. IJR. ROSENBERG: How long has- the sign been gone? MR. FENNY: bast summer. MR. WALTER LUCE, Cutchogue, New York: Mr. Haley came to our agency, the Russell P. Silleck Agency, located next to the North Fork Bank and Trust Company, and would like to establish a branch office in Mr. Penny's office. In order to signify a branch office he would like to have the sign just indicating the business being conducted. MR. ROSENBERG: Just change the wording of the sign? MR. PENNY: Yes. MR. ROSENBERG: He wishes to replace a sign that existed six months ago? CHAIRMAN: You do not need permission to put that sign up. '111 . TERRY, Building Inspector: He wishes a larger sign Southold Tbw n Board of Appeals -13- April 16, 1959 and wants to change the name. The sign will be 2 x 3 and the other one was 1' x 21, this will be almost double. PIR. PENNY: The size of the sign has to be increased to be able to add the additional information. CHAIRIVIAN: The North Fork Housing Guild is owned by the Penny Lumber Company? 1,�R . PENNY: It is owned by some of the ownera of the lumber company. CHA IRPAN: Who owns the model house? MR. PENNY: George L. Penny. CHAIRPMN: We are trying to establish certain facts. How big is that sign now located on the property? MR. PENNY: 6 x 8 is the one that is there now on the easterly side of the property. TvIi . BERGEN: What will be on the west? Mom.. PENNY: A sign similar to the one on the house but it is to be larger. .Iv.. BERGEN: If you have a ground sign you would not have to have the house sign. 1,1R.. PENNY: Right. The one on the house would not be necessary. I�R. ROSENBERG: You want first to slightly enlarge the non-conforming sign on the building and if this can be done , you will put a sign on the westerly side of the building and take down the sign on the house? You wish not only to make it slightly larger but take in the house sign area, duplicate the one on the east on the west? 1,1R. TEPMY: Duplicate the size but not the wording. They want to have one sign for the North Fork Housing Guild, and the other sign would be for the other business that is conducted in the building. MR. PENNY: If we find our house sign is not adequate, I know we will have permission to go ahead with the larger sign. I.M. ROSENBERG: What is the size of the property? ISM- PENNY: 350 feet frontage. CHAIRMAN: What does the North Fork Housing Guild do? MR. PENNY: Sell model houses and shells and real estate. Southold Town Board of Appeals -14- April 16, 1959 CHAIRMAN: The proposal is that Mr. Haley will have an office in the shell. .MR. PENNY: He has had one since 1955. CHAIRMAN: What we are concerned with as far as zoning is concerned, is whether or not to grant permission to en- large the present sign if it is found useless in its present location, hanging on the building, and be permitted to be placed on the westerly side of the property. Ili.. R OSENBNsRG: You are allowed, in the Business area, to have' two signs. One on the building and one on the ground. You wish to take the one off the building and put two on the ground. I think you should try out what you have . MR. BERGEN: These sign locations must be supplied - where they are. MR. PENNY: There will not be three signs at one time. II,. ROSE.NBERG: There are two non-conforming signs there now which are permitted. Our duty is to suppress anything that is non-conforming as fast as we can. Resolution offered by Mr. Rosenberg, seconded by Mr. Bdrgen and carried, Whereas application of John Haley fb r North Fork Housing Guild., having been considered at Public Hearing No. 152, on April 169 1959, and the Board finding that the public con- venience and welfare and justice will be substantially served, and the legally established or permitted use of neighborhood property and adjacent use districts would not be substantially or perman- ently injured and the spirit of the Ordinance would be observed, therefore Be it RESOLVED, that the application be granted for the erection of a real estate sales sign 2 feet by 3 feet and to be attached to the model shell, BUT deny permission for the erection of a 4 foot by 6 foot ground sign to be located on the west side of the property. Vote of the Board: Ayes :- Mr. Gillispie , Ivlr. Rosenberg, and f'ir. Bergen. The minutesof the meeting of April 9, 1959 were approved as submitted, on motion of Mr. Rosenberg, seconded by Mr. Bergen and carried. Vote of the Board: Ayes : Mr. Gillispie, Mr. Bergen, and Mr. Rosenberg. • 1 Southold Town Board of Appeals -15- April 169 1959 Mr. Thomas Jurzenia, whose application for a special exception, Appeal No. 145, is being held over for further information, requested that the Board continue it further for an additional two weeks. The Board of Appeals held considerable discussion on the matter of type of enclosure for junk yards which must be under-way by April 23 , 196.0. It was decided that members of the Board would visit various green houses and nurseries to obtain information on prices and type of shrubbery that should be used. The next meeting of the Southold Town Board of Appeals will be held on Thursday, April 235 1959, 7:30 P.M. , at the Town Clerk's Office, Main Road, Southold, New York. On motion of Mr. Rosenberg, seconded by Mr. Bergen and carried, it was RES,OLVED, that time and place be fixed for the following public hearings to be held by the Board of Appeals of the Town of Southold at the Town Clerk' s Office, Main Road, Southold, New York, on April 30, 1959: 7:30 P.M. (:E.S .T. ) , upon application of Olin Glover, Pequash Avenue , Cutchogue, New York, for a variance and special exception in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance Article III, Section 303 , and 306, and Article X, Section 1000A, for per- mission to use lot and reduce side yard on corner lot located on Pequash Avenue, and First Street, Cutchogue, New York, bounded north by First Street, east by now or formerly of Fleet, south by Glover, and west by Pequash Avenue. 7:45 P.M. (E.S .T. ) , upon application of Hon. Leone D. Howell, 15 Roslyn Road, Mineola, New York, for a variance in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, Article III, ,Section 303 , and Article X, Section 1000A, for permission to reduce frontage and use as a single lot, property located on a Private Road, west side of Camp Mineola Road, Nrattituck, New York, bounded north by right-of-way, east by Ruland, south by Great Peconic Bay, and west by Cahill. It was further RESOLVED, that legal notice of hearing is to be published in the official newspaper on date of April 249 19590 Vote of the Board: Ayes: Mr. Gillispie, Mr. Bergen, and Mr. Rosenberg. Meet g adjourne at 11:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, 4z) V I Baard of mall Judith T. Boken Chairma r Secretary _ � .. . . - ., , t � � .., .. .. _ _ .. _. i' y � J. e _ _/ �� - , � � � �' ��. �� �-�