Posted in BrushesCreek, Budds Pond, CedarBeach, Coastal_Erosion, Conkling_Point, CoreyCreek, DeepHoleCreek, Docks, Downs Creek, Dredging, GooseCreek, HallocksBay, HashamomuckCreek, JamesCreek, JockeyCreek, LWRP/Trustees/ZBA, LittleCreek, LongCreek, Moorings, NavigationHazards, New Suffolk, Permitting, PipesCreek, PublicMeetings, RichmondCreek, SchoolHouseCreek, Soundfront, Southold, StormwaterRunoff, TownRegulations, WestCreek, WickhamCreek on Jun 19th, 2008
It was a busy schedule, with a 5:30 start and 11:15 ending. A Trustee’s primary virtue seems to be a tolerance for repetitive, off subject remarks by the public, who if listening, would have heard the answer to their questions about 8 times before they got up … you have to admire them!
There was a […]
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Posted in BrushesCreek, Budds Pond, CedarBeach, Conkling_Point, CoreyCreek, DeepHoleCreek, Downs Creek, GooseCreek, HallocksBay, HashamomuckCreek, Horsehoe Crabs, JamesCreek, JockeyCreek, LittleCreek, Locations, LongCreek, New Suffolk, PipesCreek, RichmondCreek, SchoolHouseCreek, Southold, Volunteering, WestCreek, WickhamCreek on Jun 13th, 2008
Volunteers are needed to collect data on mating horseshoe crabs for the 4 days on and near the full moon, June 18, and the new and full moons in July.
Dr. John Tanacredi of Dowling College is organizing a collection of data in order to know the numbers of this species. They are harvested for bait
and […]
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Posted in BrushesCreek, Budds Pond, CedarBeach, Committees, Conkling_Point, CoreyCreek, DeepHoleCreek, Downs Creek, GooseCreek, HallocksBay, HashamomuckCreek, JamesCreek, JockeyCreek, LittleCreek, LongCreek, New Suffolk, PipesCreek, RichmondCreek, SchoolHouseCreek, Southold, WestCreek, WickhamCreek on Feb 5th, 2008
Why do we need Area Coordinators?
Because we want you to be part of our success! We are experiencing an enthusiastic growth in membership from people with diverse interests. We are receiving unique requests that are specific to some Southold Communities. SoutholdVOICE wants to be able to answer those questions with knowledge and experience, and to […]
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Posted in BrushesCreek, Budds Pond, CedarBeach, CoreyCreek, DeepHoleCreek, Dredging, GooseCreek, Permitting, SchoolHouseCreek, WaterQuality on Jan 21st, 2008
Get your popcorn, turn off the lights, and watch SoutholdVOICE’s first full length (5 minute) feature video.
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Posted in Dredging, GooseCreek, New Suffolk on Dec 29th, 2007
Goose Creek public beach December 29th
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I am pleased to report that the Army Corp released permits for Jockey Creek Spur, Corey, Goose and James this week. This leaves us only School House Creek which is lacking a permit. Once the rig gets done in Southampton, SCDPW and I will confer with regards to which Southold creek they go […]
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Posted in BrushesCreek, CedarBeach, CoreyCreek, DeepHoleCreek, Dredging, GooseCreek, JamesCreek, JockeyCreek, LittleCreek, Permitting, RichmondCreek, SchoolHouseCreek on Aug 14th, 2007
It appears that about 15 projects will be able to be completed in the approaching dredging season - Oct. 1 to Jan. 15 - but not the 20 to 25 the county used to do annually.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recommended in April that the county submit one application for all the projects around […]
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David Bergen, Southold Town Trustee, writes:
The Army Corp responded last week in writing to the [congressional] letter. They included two items in their response. First, they provided a response to US Fish and Wildlife to their required Endangered Species Habitat report. We now are waiting for a response from USF&W to this letter. Second, they […]
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Posted in Dredging, GooseCreek, WaterQuality on Jul 30th, 2007
Two or three days ago, Mike Keely spotted a boat marked “Survey” near his property on Goose Creek. Further investigation revealed the gentlemen on board were from Suffolk County and told him they were testing the water quality as part of an application for dredging. Does this imply progress is being made on the situation? […]
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