Tag: Southold Town Trustees

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11/04/19 9:00pm

Election 2019: Incumbent trustees seek second term

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11/04/2019 9:00 PM
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There are two open Board of Trustees seats in Southold this year. The four-year term has a salary of $20,355. Incumbent trustees Glenn Goldsmith (R, C, I-Mattituck) and A. Nicholas Krupski (D, Cutchogue) are both seeking a second term to the position.

Incumbent town assessor Richard Caggiano (R, C, I-Southold) is seeking another four year term at a salary of $80,603.

After longtime tax receiver George Sullivan decided not to seek reelection this year, he was replaced on the ticket by Kelly Fogarty, (R, C, I-Mattituck) a certified public accountant. The tax receiver earns a salary of $42,075.

The Democrats did not select a candidate for tax receiver, assessor or a second trustee position.

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03/20/19 4:59am

Southold Town Trustees receive new pumpout boat

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03/20/2019 4:59 AM
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The Southold Town trustees have a new boat that will help keep the Peconic Bay clean.

Last Thursday, the 23-foot boat built in Rhode Island was delivered to the Cutchogue Harbor Marina, where the trustees were waiting for it on a chilly morning. The boat, which will be based at the marina, will be used as a “pumpout” facility for recreational boats in the bay that need their toilet holding tanks pumped out. READ

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06/29/18 5:46am

Southold takes a step toward requiring new septic systems in sensitive areas

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06/29/2018 5:46 AM
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Last week, for the first time, the Southold Town Board required a waterfront building project to install an alternative on-site wastewater treatment system. 

It was one of two conditions the board set in granting approval for a coastal erosion hazard-area permit. The project in question involves demolition of an existing single-story waterfront beach cottage near Kenney’s Beach in Southold, and construction of a new one on a piling system. READ

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01/16/18 3:52pm

Trustees recommend requiring nitrogen-reducing wastewater systems near wetlands

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01/16/2018 3:52 PM
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The Southold Town Trustees are recommending that the Town Board put forth legislation that would require any new construction, replacement of a dwelling or major remodeling within the trustees jurisdiction to install innovative or alternative wastewater systems.

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03/24/16 4:45pm

Trustees pump brakes on permits for East Marion spa center

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03/24/2016 4:45 PM
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East Marion residents packed Wednesday night’s Board of Trustees meeting to oppose a 28-building spa and wellness center first proposed in 2003 — and Board President John Bredemeyer noted discrepancies in the proposal itself, putting any approval for certain permits the project needs on hold until a later date.

A majority of the seats in the Southold Town Hall meeting room were occupied when the last agenda item during Wednesday evening’s public hearing was called: a wetland permit and coastal erosion permit for the proposed hotel, wellness center and spa — locally known as the Oki-Do.

The audience, almost entirely comprised of East Marion residents, all felt similarly about the project: it doesn’t belong in their hamlet. READ

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Government
05/21/15 10:00am

Flyboarding in Southold Town may require trustee approval

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05/21/2015 10:00 AM
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The town adopted regulations for flyboarding (pictured) at a meeting on March 18. (Credit: Paul Squire)

Flyboarding may require trustee approval in Southold Town. (Credit: Paul Squire, file)

The Southold Town Trustees are asking that Town Board members consider legislation that would require any business proposing flyboard operations in town waters to first get approval from the Trustees.  (more…)

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