Notes from the March 17th Town Trustees’ meeting The meeting went quickly. There were only three administrative permits: all...
Read MoreCurrent Southold Town code defines a bluff or a bulkhead and a lot line so an owner needs to...
Read MoreThe expansion of the Zoning Board’s power began in January 2002 with the “Walz” decision [that is how the...
Read MoreJohn Kramer's attention was directed to the Mattituck Inlet Marina and Shipyard, MIMS, zone change application for their 33+...
Read More“PH 12/1/09 7:35 Pm – Minor Exempt – WCRL” This is exactly how a Public Hearing for a new...
Read MoreQuestion 4: Set backs are based on total lot size regardless of the buildable land area so it forces...
Read MoreTrustee Dave Bergen explains the new process I have heard from many property owners the frustration which they have...
Read MoreHere are some of the adventures from the Trustees’ meeting- Trustees matters tend to range from the mundane to...
Read MoreThe house was about 80% full on Tuesday at the Dock Ban Hearing. SoutholdVOICE Chair John Kramer attended, spoke and reports here on events for those who couldn't attend. Supervisor Russell stated at the outset that their purpose was to listen and use the input to further modify and correct a lot of the problems with the proposal as it stands. They heard in very certain terms from many eloquent and knowledgeable shore dwelling taxpayers that the regulation as proposed is unreasonable, a needless burden to the waterfront owner, unnecessary, as there is no rush of applicants, and insulting to the public with it's pseudo-scientific approach. Read John's report in full on the blog, watch on TV Channel 22 or view the video of the meeting by copying and pasting into your browser: http://bit.ly/Y9jgi (1 hour in)
Read MoreRead this important post and block out the date on your calendar! It's everything you need to know about...
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