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Southold Town Board Preview: Website Work, Town Beach Repair, Sidewalks on Factory Avenue

Here’s a look at the issues on the table at the Southold Town Board work session beginning at 9 a.m. and the regular 7:30 meeting on Tuesday.

website improvement, fixing the parking lot at and installing sidewalks on Factory Avenue in Mattituck are just a few of the issues at hand on the table of members of the Southold Town Board on Tuesday.

  • Lloyd Reisenberg, a member of Southold Town’s in-house website improvement committee, will present to the board an outline for a new that members of the committee and the board have been developing. Stay tuned for a public input forum on the new design, said Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell. “After public input is included in the format, we are going to issue a [request for proposals] to all available companies to implement the new design,” the supervisor said.
  • The town has submitted permits to the state Department of Environmental Conservation and the Southold Town Trustees to begin work to repair the parking lot at and begin restoration work to the beach itself, both of which were severely eroded during a . Supervisor Russell said that permits have also been submitted for work to restore parts of that were also and that the town has been working with the to reimburse the Town for part of the costs.  
  • With a about to replace the old Citgo gas station on the corner of Route 25 and Factory Avenue in Mattituck, Southold Town is moving forward with installing sidewalks on Factory Avenue north of the railroad tracks and the “We will continue to reach out the to the to improve the railroad crossing and make it pedestrian friendly,” Russell said.
  • After Southold Town Planners Kristy Winser and Tamara Arzt recently left the planning department, Southold Town plans to appoint planners-in-training Alyxandra Sabatino and Brian Cummings Tuesday night. The two will work with planning director Heather Lanza and principal planner Mark Terry.
Benja Schwartz April 12, 2011 at 03:39 am
Unofficial Summary
Southold Town Board Meeting Agenda for Tuesday April 12, 2011 -------------------------------------------- Town of Southold Websites Accessory Apartments in Accessory Structures Water Supply on Soundview Ave FOIL Appeal for videos of Town Board meetings Recommendations of Transportation Commission for Factory Ave EXECUTIVE SESSION re: Nocro, Ltd., The Hertitage at Cutchogue v. TOS et al. with Mark Terry, Planning Department, Marty Sidor, Planning Board While the meeting is scheduled to start at 9:00 A.M. discussion is not scheduled to start until 9:30 A.M. All times for worksessions are tentative. Public input is allowed at the end of the Regular Meeting which starts at 7:30 P.M. Regular Meetings usually last between 1/2 hour and 2 hours. For the full tentative agenda see http://southoldtown.iqm2.com/citizens/?AgencyName=SoutholdTown
BOB PALADIN April 13, 2011 at 07:04 pm
has anyone considered the amount of waste that the 7 11 will engender. the proliferation of these stores with their 'food to go' leave tons of wrappers coffee cups and more in our yards streams and local waterways.. and of course the terrible 'loght pollution' where soon the sky will be blotted out by neon. all we need next is drive through fast food and we will become more citified everyday. i watched in horror as my former home Northport lost all its charm little by little .. stores have a price its the price of a 'nice clean neighborhood

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