Riverhead News-Review Service Directory: April 28, 2016

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J. Cullen Alterations, Inc.

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RENOVATIONS

• Doors • Windows

• Custom Kitchens/Baths

• Cedar/Vinyl Siding

• Decks • Extensions

• Basement Conversions

Call Jim

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Driveways • Parking Lots

Roadways

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GrimesWindow Treatments

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• Blinds

• Shutters

• Draperies

• Shades

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BLINDS AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING BOAT SUPPLIES

F I L I P K O W S K I A I R , I N C.

•A/C • Heating • Refrigeration

•Heat Pumps •Furnaces •Boilers

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CARPET/TILE CLEANING

DRIVEWAYS by Chris Mohr

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Sealcoating / Crack Repairs

Asphalt Driveways --- Stone Driveways

Cobblestone/Steel Borders

Brick/Cobblestone ApronsOil/Stone

EAST END ASPHALT INC.

Quality paving since 1960 — All jobs supervised by owners

Driveways . Parking Lots . Tennis Courts.

Roadways . Oil/Stone . Sealcoating

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DRIVEWAYS

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KITCHENS • BATHROOMS

COUNTERTOPS • BACK SPLASHES

CLOSETS • TRIMWORK

WINDOWS • DOORS

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

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Route 48 & Cox Lane, Cutchogue, NY

CONTRACTORS

Insured • License #5230-E

• Repairs & Service Calls • Generators • Service Upgrades • Contracting • Indoor/Outdoor Lighting • New Construction • Renovations

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roofing siding window replacement attic/basement finishing kitchens decksoutdoor structures additions garages

gutters chimney sweeps snow removal

all your carpentry needs

Antone E. Berkoski, OwnerLicense #15288

P.O. Box 1097 631-734-7182Cutchogue, NY 11935 cell 631-872-0363

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BuchananElectric INC.Lic.# 52350-ME Visa/MC/Discover

P.O. Box 1524, Riverhead, NY 11901www.calvertonelectricalcontractor.com

631-830-7734 • Ask about specials

Edward BuchananMaster Electrician/President

• Military • Fire• Police • Seniors

10% Off Labor

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Bug us 24/7 Emergency Service

Insect/Rodent Control • Residential/Commercial

Termite Inspections • Mole and Vole Specialists

E x t e r m i n a t i n gServicing the North Fork and Shelter Island

Free Estimates

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Asphalt Repair • Crack Filling

Seal Coating • Line Striping

Asphalt Driveways

Powerwashing

Parking Lot & Roadway SweepingFREE ESTIMATES

Lic. #37-677H Insured

(631) 298-1971Kevin Romanowski

Greenpor t, NY License #41413-ME

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Mario Tassielli

631-477-6755

631-885-0047 (cell)

[email protected]

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Professional installations/cleanings

Attention to detail – Unmatched craftsmanship

Certified dealer

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Free Estimates • Automatic Openers

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GARAGE DOORS

EXTERMINATORS

FLOORS

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EAST ENDT RM TTERMITE

727-2587 298-1645Riverhead Mattituck

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ISLANDEXTERMINATING INCWading River 929-4466

Family Owned and Operated

• Termite Proofing

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PVC • Chain Link • Cedar

Deer Fencing • Wood • ArborsPool Enclosures • Entrance Gates

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Complete Landscape Design & Property Maintenance Tree/Shrub Planting • Sod/Seed Lawns • Backhoe/Bobcat Services

Site Work/Drainage • Plant Health Care • Tick Spray • FencingLandscape Lighting • Weekly Maintenance/Lawn Care

Topsoil • Mulch • Compost

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LANDSCAPING

• Seed/Sod Lawns • Stone Driveways

• Privacy Screens

• Field Mowing/Clearing

Bill LindsayLandscape, LLC

298-4863 / 804-379015315-HI

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LEGAL NOTICENotice of formation of Our Fam-

ily Tree LLC Arts. of Org. filed withthe Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) on3/31/2016. Office location, County ofSuffolk. SSNY has been designated asagent of the LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNY shallmail process to: c/o Twomey, Latham,Shea, Kelley, Dubin and Quartararo,33 W. Second St., POB 9398, RiverheadNY 11901. Purpose: any lawful act.10563-6T 4/21, 28; 5/5, 12, 19, 26

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING,BUDGET VOTE, AND ELECTIONREMSENBURG-SPEONK UNION

FREE SCHOOL DISTRICTTOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON,

COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing of the qualifiedvoters of the Remsenburg-SpeonkUnion Free School District, Town ofSouthampton, County of Suffolk, NewYork, will be held in the Remsenburg-Speonk Elementary School building insaid District on Monday, May 9, 2016, at 7:30 P.M., prevailing time, for pre-sentation of the budget.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatbudget vote and election of Board ofEducation members of the Remsen-burg-Speonk Union Free School Dis-trict, Town of Southampton, County

of Suffolk, New York, will be heldon Tuesday, May 17, 2016, betweenthe hours of 9:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M., prevailing time, in the Remsenburg-Speonk Elementary School, at whichtime the polls will be opened to voteby ballot or machine upon the follow-ing items:

1. To adopt the annual budget ofthe School District for the fiscal year2016-2017 and to authorize the req-uisite portion thereof to be raised bytaxation on the taxable property of theDistrict.

2. To adopt a resolution that theBoard of Education be authorizedto enter into a contract with West-hampton Beach UFSD and Eastport/South Manor CSD for the educationof students in Grades 7 through 12 forschool year 2016-2017.

3. To adopt a resolution that theBoard of Education be authorized tocontract with the Suffolk Cooperative

Library System for a period of oneyear only commencing July 1, 2016, fordirect access library service for a sumnot to exceed $265,354, in addition tothe sums set forth in the budget, and tolevy the necessary tax therefor.

4. To elect two (2) members of theBoard for a three (3) year term com-mencing July 1, 2016, and expiring onJune 30, 2019.

AND FURTHER NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that a copy of thestatement of the amount of moneywhich will be required to fund theSchool District’s budget for 2016-2017may be obtained by any resident in theDistrict during business hours beginningon Monday, May 2, 2016, except Satur-day, Sunday and holidays, at the Rem-senburg-Speonk Elementary School.Pursuant to Chapter 258 of the Lawsof 2008, Section 495 was added to theReal Property Tax Law and requires theSchool District to attach to its proposed

budget an exemption report. Said ex-emption report, which will also becomepart of the final budget, will show howmuch of the total assessed value of thefinal assessment roll used in the bud-getary process is exempt from taxation,list every type of exemption granted bystatutory authority, and show the cumu-lative impact of each type of exemption,the cumulative amount of expected tobe received as payments in lieu of taxes(PILOT) and the cumulative impact ofall exemptions granted. In addition, saidexemption report shall be posted on anybulletin board maintained by the Dis-trict for public notices and on any web-site maintained by the District.

AND FURTHER NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that petitionsnominating candidates for the officeof member of the Board of Educa-tion shall be filed with the Clerk ofsaid School District at her office inthe Remsenburg-Speonk ElementarySchool, Remsenburg, New York, notlater than Monday, April 18, 2016, 5:00P.M. Each petition shall be directed tothe Clerk of the school district, shall

be signed by at least twenty-five (25)qualified voters of the district, shallstate the residence of each signer, andshall state the name and residence ofthe candidate.

AND FURTHER NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that applications forabsentee ballot can be made betweenthe hours of 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M.,Monday through Friday, except holi-days, at the office of the District Clerkat the Remsenburg-Speonk ElementarySchool, Mill Road, Remsenburg, NewYork, no later than Tuesday, May 10,2016, if the ballot is to be mailed to the

voter, or no later than Monday, May 16,2016, if the ballot is to be delivered per-sonally to the voter. Absentee ballotsmust be received by the District Clerknot later than 5:00 P.M., prevailing time,on Tuesday, May 17, 2016.

A list of persons to whom absenteeballots are issued will be available forinspection to qualified voters of theDistrict in the office of the DistrictClerk on and after May 10, 2016, be-tween the hours of 8:30 A.M. and 4:30P.M., on weekdays prior to the day setfor the annual election, and on May 17,2016, the day set for the election, andsaid list will be posted at the pollingplace at the election.

AND FURTHER NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that any qualifiedvoter present in the polling place mayobject to the voting of the ballot uponappropriate grounds for making his/her challenge and the reasons there-fore known to the Inspector of Elec-

tion before the close of the polls.AND FURTHER NOTICE IS

HEREBY GIVEN that only qualifiedvoters of the School District shall beentitled to vote at said annual vote andelection. A qualified voter is one whois (1) a citizen of the United States ofAmerica, (2) eighteen years of age orolder, and (3) a primary resident with-in the School District for a period ofthirty (30) days preceding the annualvote and election. The School districtmay require all persons offering tovote at the budget vote and election toprovide one form of proof of residencypursuant to Education Law 2108-c.Such form may include a driver’s li-cense, a non-driver identification card,or a voter registration card. Upon of-fer of proof of residency, the SchoolDistrict also requires all persons offer-ing to vote to provide their signature,printed name, and address.March 31, 2016

Brenda E. Petrolito,District Clerk

Remsenburg-Speonk Union FreeSchool District

Town of Southampton,County of Suffolk, New York

10523-4T 3/31; 4/14; 28; 5/5LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF COMPLETION OFTENTATIVE ASSESSMENT ROLL

(Pursuant to Sections 506 & 526of the Real Property Tax Law)

HEARING OF COMPLAINTSNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

THAT the Board of Assessors of theTown of Riverhead, County of Suffolk,has completed the tentative assess-ment roll for the current year, 2016-17and a copy has been left with the As-sessors at Riverhead Town Hall whereit may be seen and examined by anyinterested person until the third Tues-day in May.

THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS

WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE WITH the tentative assessment roll at River-head Town Hall, 200 Howell Avenue,Riverhead, NY 11901 on: DATE TIME1. Monday, May 9th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.2. Tuesday, May 10th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.3. Thursday, May 12th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

6 p.m. to 8 p.m.4. Saturday, May 14th 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

THE ASSESSOR’S OFFICE ISOPEN TO the public daily from 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Riverhead TownHall, 200 Howell Avenue, Riverhead.

THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENTREVIEW will meet on the third Tues-day in May to hear and examine allcomplaints in relation to assessmentson the application of any person be-lieving himself to be aggrieved at Riv-erhead Town Hall, 200 Howell Avenue,Riverhead, NY 11901 on: DATE TIME1. Tuesday. May 17th 10 a.m. to 12p.m. (noon)

6 p.m. to 8 p.mBOARD OF ASSESSORS

TOWN OF RIVERHEAD COUNTY OF SUFFOLK

Laverne D. Tennenberg,IAO, Chairman

Paul Leszczynski, MemberMason Haas, Member

Dated: April 19, 2016R.P. T.S.A. Form10564-1T 4/28

LEGAL NOTICE SUPREME COURT OF THE

STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTYOF SUFFOLK Plaintiff designatesSUFFOLK as the place of trial situs ofthe real property. SUPPLEMENTAL

SUMMONS Mortgaged Premises:42 PRISCILLA AVENUE RIVER-HEAD, NY 11901 District: 0900 Sec-tion: 120.00 Block: 03.00 Lot: 040.000

INDEX NO. 606533/2015 ONEW-EST BANK N.A., Plaintiff, vs. JANETREED, AS HEIR AND DISTRIBU-TEE OF THE ESTATE OF KATEREED, any and all persons unknownto plaintiff, claiming, or who may claimto have an interest in, or general orspecific lien upon the real propertydescribed in this action; such unknownpersons being herein generally de-scribed and intended to be included inthe following designation, namely: thewife, widow, husband, widower, heirsat law, next of kin, descendants, execu-tors, administrators, devisees, legatees,creditors, trustees, committees, lienors,and assignees of such deceased, anyand all persons deriving interest in orlien upon, or title to said real propertyby, through or under them, or either of

them, and their respective wives, wid-ows, husbands, widowers, heirs at law,next of kin, descendants, executors,administrators, devisees, legatees, credi-tors, trustees, committees, lienors andassigns, all of whom and whose names,except as stated, are unknown to plain-tiff; SECRETARY OF HOUSINGAND URBAN DEVELOPMENT;CITIBANK, N.A. F/K/A CITIBANK(SOUTH DAKOTA), N.A.; MID-LAND FUNDING, LLC D/B/A INNEW YORK AS MIDLAND FUND-ING OF DELAWARE, LLC; BETH-PAGE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION;YVONNE THOMAS; PEOPLE OFTHE STATE OF NEW YORK; UNIT-ED STATES OF AMERICA, “JOHNDOE #1” through “JOHN DOE #12,”the last twelve names being fictitiousand unknown to plaintiff, the personsor parties intended being the tenants,occupants, persons or corporations, ifany, having or claiming an interest in or

lien upon the premises, described in thecomplaint, Defendants. To the abovenamed Defendants YOU ARE HERE-BY SUMMONED to answer the com-plaint in this action and to serve a copyof your answer, or, if the complaint isnot served with this summons, to servea notice of appearance on the Plaintiff’sAttorney within 20 days after the ser-vice of this summons, exclusive of theday of service (or within 30 days afterthe service is complete if this summonsis not personally delivered to you with-in the State of New York) in the eventthe United States of America is made aparty defendant, the time to answer forthe said United States of America shallnot expire until (60) days after serviceof the Summons; and in case of yourfailure to appear or answer, judgmentwill be taken against you by default forthe relief demanded in the complaint.NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTIONAND RELIEF SOUGHT THE OB-

JECT of the above caption action is toforeclose a Mortgage to secure the sumof $544,185.00 and interest, recordedon July 2, 2007, at Liber M00021561Page 504, of the Public Records ofSUFFOLK County, New York, cover-ing premises known as 42 PRISCILLAAVENUE RIVERHEAD, NY 11901.The relief sought in the within actionis a final judgment directing the sale ofthe premises described above to satisfythe debt secured by the Mortgage de-scribed above. SUFFOLK County isdesignated as the place of trial becausethe real property affected by this actionis located in said county.

NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGEROF LOSING YOUR HOME If youdo not respond to this summons andcomplaint by serving a copy of the an-swer on the attorney for the mortgagecompany who filed this foreclosureproceeding against you and filing theanswer with the court, a default judg-ment may be entered and you can loseyour home. Speak to an attorney or goto the court where your case is pend-ing for further information on how

to answer the summons and protectyour property. Sending a payment tothe mortgage company will not stopthe foreclosure action. YOU MUSTRESPOND BY SERVING A COPYOF THE ANSWER ON THE AT-TORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF(MORTGAGE COMPANY) ANDFILING THE ANSWER WITH THECOURT.Dated: January 21, 2016

RAS BORISKIN, LLCAttorney for Plaintiff

BY: THOMAS ZEGARELLI, ESQ.900 Merchants Concourse, Suite 106

Westbury, NY 11590(516) 280-767510565-4T 4/28; 5/5, 12, 19

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE

Please take notice that the James-port Fire District is looking to repair 3Bay Door edge sweepers and concrete.You may pick-up the specs form theFire District located at 25 Manor Lane,Jamesport, NY between the hours of9AM – Noon, weekdays. All bids aredue to Jamesport Fire District by 7PMWednesday, May 4th, 2016 as bids willbe opened that night at the DistrictMeeting.

Jessica Harris,District Secretary

631-722-0027By order of the

Board of Fire CommissionersJamesport Fire District

10566-1T 4/28LEGAL NOTICE

TOWN OF RIVERHEADNOTICE OF ADOPTION

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that theTown Board of the Town of Riverheadadopted a Local Law entitled, “LocalLaw to Change the Term of Office ofTown Supervisor from Two (2) Yearsto Four (4) Years” and amend Chapter26 of the Town Code at its meetingheld on April 19, 2016. Be it enacted by the Town Board as follows:

SAMPLE LOCAL LAWTOWN OF RIVERHEAD

Local Law No. ______, the year 2016A Local Law Increasing the Term of

Office of Town Supervisor from TwoYears to Four Years.

Be it enacted by the Town Board ofthe Town of Riverhead as follows:

Section 1. TITLE: This local lawshall be known as the “Local Law toChange the Term of Office of TownSupervisor from Two (2) Years to Four(4) Years” in the Town of Riverhead,

Suffolk County, New York.Section 2. PURPOSE: The purpose

of this local law is to extend the termof the office for the Town Supervisorfrom two (2) years to four (4) years.The Town Board believes an extendedterm would bring greater continuity tothe office and believes the extendedterm is in the public’s best interest.

Section 3. STATUTORY AU-THORITY: This local law is adoptedpursuant to Section 10(1)(ii)(a) andSection 23(2)(e) of the MunicipalHome Rule Law of the State of NewYork.

Section 4. APPLICATION OFFOUR YEAR TERM OF OFFICE:This local law shall extend the termof office of the elected Town Supervi-sor from two years to four years. Suchfour-year term shall commence as ofthe first day of January following thefirst biennial town election after theeffective date of this local law and shall

apply to the person elected to such of-fice at the biennial town election heldon November 7, 2017 and those electedthereafter.

Section 3. MANDATORY REF-ERENDUM: This local law is adoptedsubject to a mandatory referendumand shall be submitted for approval ofthe qualified electors of the Town ofRiverhead at the general election to beheld November 8, 2016. A p ropositionin the following form shall be includedon the ballot at such general election,and the increased term of office shallnot take effect unless such propositionis approved by a majority vote of thequalified electors of the Town of Riv-erhead voting thereon:

“Shall Local Law No. ______ ofthe year 2016, entitled a Local LawIncreasing the Term of Office of theTown Supervisor from Two to FourYears be approved?”

Section 4. SUPERSESSION: Thislocal law shall supersede Town Law§24 relating to the terms of office ofTown Supervisor of the Town of Riv-erhead.

Section 5. EFFECTIVE DATE:This local law, if approved as set forthabove by the qualified electors, shallbecome effective immediately uponbeing filed in the Office of Secretaryof State.Dated: Riverhead, New YorkApril 19, 2016

BY ORDER OF THETOWN BOARD OF THE

TOWN OF RIVERHEADDIANE M. WILHELM,

Town Clerk10567-1T 4/28

LEGAL NOTICE

TOWN OF RIVERHEADNOTICE OF ADOPTIONPLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the

Town Board of the Town of Riverheadadopted a local law enacting Chapter33 entitled “Term Limits” of the Riv-erhead Town Code at its meeting heldon April 19, 2016. Be it enacted by theTown Board of the Town of Riverheadas follows:

CHAPTER 33TERM LIMITS

§ 33-1. Legislative intent; effectivedate.

It is theintent of the Town Board ofthe Town of Riverhead to increase theaccountability of and expand partici-pation in the governance of the Townof Riverhead by limiting the number ofterms of office for the Supervisor andTown Council.

§ 33-2. Term Limitation for Super-visor

A person who is elected or appoint-

ed to the position of Supervisor shallnot serve more than a total of twelveconsecutive years, be it six two yearterms of office, three four year terms,or any such combination thereof, as thecase may be.

§ 33-3. Term Limitation for TownCouncil

A person who is elected or ap-pointed to the position of Council-man or Councilwoman shall not servemore than a total of twelve consecutiveyears, be it six two year terms of office,three four year terms, or any such com-bination thereof, as the case may be.

§ 33-4. Other Elective OfficeNothing contained in this chap-

ter shall prohibit the Supervisor ora member of the Town Council fromseeking, being elected to, or holdinganother and different elective publicoffice in the Town of Riverhead at theconclusion of a term of public office asrequired by this Chapter.

§ 33-5. Supersession of state law.This chapter is enacted pursuant to

the authority contained in MunicipalHome Rule Law § 10(1)(ii)(a)(1) and,to the extent that the provisions of thischapter are inconsistent, is intended tosupersede the provisions of Town Law§ 24 and limit the number of terms ofoffice held by a Town Board member.

§ 33-6. When effective; applicabil-ity. This chapter shall be effective uponfiling with the Secretary of State.

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LEGAL NOTICETOWN OF RIVERHEADNOTICE OF ADOPTION

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that theTown Board of the Town of River-head adopted a local law abolishingBoard of Police Commissioners anddeleting Chapter 32 entitled “Boardof Police Commissioners” of the Riv-erhead Town Code at its meeting heldon April 19, 2016. Be it enacted by theTown Board of the Town of Riverheadas follows:

Chapter 32. Board of PoliceCommissioners

§ 32-1. Creation; membership.Pursuant to Section 150 of the Town

Law of the State of New York, a Boardof Police Commissioners of the Townof Riverhead, to consist of three (3)members, is hereby created.• Strikethrough represents deletion(s)Dated: Riverhead, New YorkApril 19, 2016



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PUBLIC NOTICETOWN OF RIVERHEAD

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that forthe purpose of adopting a codificationof the local laws, ordinances and cer-tain resolutions of the Town of River-head, said codification to be knownas the “Code of the Town of River-head,” a public hearing will be heldbefore the Town Board of the Town ofRiverhead, at Riverhead Town Hall,200 Howell Avenue, Riverhead, New

York, on the 18th day of May 2016 at7:05 pm to consider a local law enti-tled “A LOCAL LAW TO PROVIDEFOR THE CODIFICATION OFTHE LOCAL LAWS, ORDINANC-ES AND CERTAIN RESOLUTIONSOF THE TOWN OF RIVERHEADINTO A MUNICIPAL CODE TOBE DESIGNATED THE “CODE OFTHE TOWN OF RIVERHEAD” ofthe Riverhead Town Code as follows:

TOWN OF RIVERHEADLOCAL LAW NO. -2016

A LOCAL LAW TO PROVIDEFOR THE CODIFICATION OFTHE LOCAL LAWS, ORDINANC-ES AND CERTAIN RESOLUTIONSOF THE TOWN OF RIVERHEADINTO A MUNICIPAL CODE TOBE DESIGNATED THE “CODE OFTHE TOWN OF RIVERHEAD”

ARTICLE IAdoption of Code

§ 101-1. Legislative intent.

In accordance with Subdivision 3 of§ 20 of the Municipal Home Rule Law,the local laws, ordinances and certainresolutions of the Town of Riverhead,as codified by General Code, and con-sisting of Chapters 101 through 301,together with an Appendix, shall beknown collectively as the “Code ofthe Town of Riverhead,” hereaftertermed the “Code.” Wherever refer-ence is made in any of the local laws,ordinances and resolutions containedin the “Code of the Town of River-head” to any other local law, ordi-nance or resolution appearing in saidCode, such reference shall be changedto the appropriate chapter title, chap-ter number, article number or sectionnumber appearing in the Code as ifsuch local law, ordinance or resolu-tion had been formally amended toso read.

§ 101-2. Continuation of existingprovisions.

The provisions of the Code, in-sofar as they are substantively thesame as those of the 1976 Code andthe local laws, ordinances and reso-lutions in force immediately prior tothe enactment of the Code by thislocal law, are intended as a continu-ation of such local laws, ordinancesand resolutions and not as new en-actments, and the effectiveness ofsuch provisions shall date from thedate of adoption of the prior locallaw, ordinance or resolution. All suchprovisions are hereby continued infull force and effect and are herebyreaffirmed as to their adoption bythe Town Board of the Town of Riv-erhead, and it is the intention of saidTown Board that each such provisioncontained within the Code is herebyreaffirmed as it appears in said Code.Only such provisions of former lo-cal laws and ordinances as are omit-

ted from this Code shall be deemedrepealed or abrogated by the provi-sions of § 101-3 below.

§ 101-3. Repealer.A. Repeal of inconsistent enact-

ments. Except as provided in § 101-4,Enactments saved from repeal; mat-ters not affected, below, all local lawsand ordinances, or parts of such locallaws or ordinances, inconsistent withthe provisions contained in the Codeadopted by this local law are herebyrepealed as of the adoption and fil-ing of this local law as set forth in §101-13; provided, however, that suchrepeal shall only be to the extent ofsuch inconsistency, and any validlegislation of the Town of Riverheadwhich is not in conflict with the provi-sions of the Code shall be deemed toremain in full force and effect.

B. Repeal of specific enactments.The Town Board of the Town of Riv-erhead has determined that the fol-

lowing local laws and/or ordinancesare no longer in effect and herebyspecifically repeals the following leg-

islation: (1) Chapter 32, Police Commis-

sioners, Board of, of the 1976 Code,adopted January 2, 1968.

(2) Chapter 60, Electrical Wiringand Installations, of the 1976 Code,adopted April 9, 1968, by Ord. No. 38,as amended June 18, 1981.

(3) Chapter 61, EnvironmentalQuality Review, of the 1976 Code,adopted March 31, 1977, by L.L. No.1-1977, as amended October 5, 1999,by L.L. No. 16-1999.

§ 101-4. Enactments saved from re-peal; matters not affected.

The repeal of local laws and ordi-nances provided for in § 101-3 of thislocal law shall not affect the followingclasses of local laws, ordinances, rightsand obligations, which are hereby ex-pressly saved from repeal:

A. Any right or liability estab-lished, accrued or incurred under anylegislative provision of the Town ofRiverhead prior to the effective dateof this local law or any action or pro-ceeding brought for the enforcementof such right or liability.

B. Any offense or act committed ordone before the effective date of thislocal law in violation of any legislativeprovision of the Town of Riverhead orany penalty, punishment or forfeiturewhich may result therefrom.

C. Any prosecution, indictment, ac-tion, suit or other proceeding pendingor any judgment rendered prior to theeffective date of t his local law broughtpursuant to any legislative provision

of the Town of Riverhead.D. Any agreement entered into or

any franchise, license, right, easementor privilege heretofore granted orconferred by the Town of Riverhead.

E. Any local law or ordinance ofthe Town of Riverhead providingfor the laying out, opening, altering,widening, relocating, straightening,establishing grade, changing name,improvement, acceptance or vacationof any right-of-way, easement, street,road, highway, park or other publicplace within the Town of Riverheador any portion thereof.

F. Any local law or ordinance ofthe Town of Riverhead appropriatingmoney or transferring funds, promis-ing or guaranteeing the payment ofmoney or authorizing the issuanceand delivery of any bond of the Townof Riverhead or other instruments orevidence of the Town’s indebtedness.

G. Local laws or ordinances au-thorizing the purchase, sale, lease ortransfer of property, or any lawfulcontract, agreement or obligation.

H. The levy or imposition of specialassessments or charges.

I. The annexation or dedication ofproperty.

J. Any local law or ordinance relat-ing to salaries and compensation.

K. Any local law or ordinanceamending the Zoning Map.

L. Any local law or ordinance relat-ing to or establishing a pension planor pension fund for Town employees.

M. Any local law or ordinance orportion of a local law or ordinanceestablishing a specific fee amount forany license, permit or service obtainedfrom the Town.

N. Local Law Nos. 32-2002 and47-2006, which extend the expirationdate for the real estate transfer tax.

O. Any local law or ordinance ad-

opted subsequent to October 20, 2015.§ 101-5. Severability.If any clause, sentence, paragraph,

section, article, chapter or part of thislocal law or of any local law, ordinanceor resolution included in this Codenow or through supplementation shallbe adjudged by any court of compe-tent jurisdiction to be invalid, such

judgmen t shall not affect , impair orinvalidate the remainder thereof butshall be confined in its operation tothe clause, sentence, paragraph, sec-tion, article, chapter or part thereofdirectly involved in the controversy inwhich such judgment shall have beenrendered.

§ 101-6. Copy of Code on file.A copy of the Code, in loose-leaf

form, has been filed in the office ofthe Town Clerk of the Town of Riv-erhead and shall remain there f or useand examination by the public untilfinal action is taken on this local law;

and, if this local law shall be adopted,such copy shall be certified by theTown Clerk of the Town of Riverhead

by impressing thereon the Seal of theTown of Riverhead, and such certifiedcopy shall remain on file in the officeof said Town Clerk to be made avail-able to persons desiring to examinethe same during all times while saidCode is in effect. The enactment andpublication of this local law, coupledwith the availability of a copy of theCode for inspection by the public,shall be deemed, held and consideredto be due and legal publication of allprovisions of the Code for all pur-poses.

§ 101-7. Amendments to Code.

Any and all additions, deletions,amendments or supplements to any ofthe local laws, ordinances and resolu-tions known collectively as the “Codeof the Town of Riverhead” or any newlocal laws, ordinances or resolutions,when enacted or adopted in suchform as to indicate the intention ofthe Town to be a part thereof, shall bedeemed to be incorporated into suchCode so that reference to the Codeshall be understood and intendedto include such additions, deletions,amendments or supplements. When-ever such additions, deletions, amend-ments or supplements to the Codeshall be enacted or adopted, they shallthereafter be printed and, as providedhereunder, inserted in the loose-leafbook containing said Code as amend-ments and supplements thereto. Noth-ing contained in this local law shallaffect the status of any local law, ordi-nance or resolution contained herein,

and such local laws, ordinances orresolutions may be amended, deletedor changed from time to time as theTown Board deems desirable.

§ 101-8. Code book to be kept up-to-date.

It shall be the duty of the TownClerk to keep up-to-date the certifiedcopy of the book containing the Codeof the Town of Riverhead requiredto be filed in the office of the TownClerk for use by the public. All chang-es in said Code and all local laws, ordi-nances and resolutions adopted by theTown Board subsequent to the enact-ment of this local law in such form asto indicate the intention of said TownBoard to be a part of said Code shall,when finally enacted or adopted, beincluded therein by temporary attach-ment of copies of such changes, locallaws, ordinances or resolutions untilsuch changes, local laws, ordinances

or resolutions are printed as supple-ments to said Code book, at whichtime such supplements shall be in-serted therein.

§ 101-9. Sale of Code book; supple-mentation.

Copies of the Code, or any chap-ter or portion of it, may be purchasedfrom the Town Clerk, or an authorizedagent of the Clerk, upon the paymentof a fee to be set by resolution of theTown Board. The Clerk may also ar-range for procedures for the periodicsupplementation of the Code.

§ 101-10. Penalties for tamperingwith Code.

Any person who alters or tamperswith the Code of the Town of River-head in any manner whatsoever whichwill cause the legislation of the Townof Riverhead to be misrepresentedthereby, or who violates any otherprovision of this local law, shall beguilty of an offense and shall, upon

conviction thereof, be subject to a fineof not more than $250 or imprison-ment for a term of not more than 15days, or both.

§ 101-11. Changes in previously ad-opted legislation; new provisions.

A. In compiling and preparing thelocal laws, ordinances and resolu-tions for publication as the Code ofthe Town of Riverhead, no changesin the meaning or intent of such locallaws, ordinances and resolutions havebeen made, except as provided for inSubsections B and C hereof. In addi-tion, certain grammatical changes andother minor nonsubstantive changeswere made in one or more of saidpieces of legislation. It is the intentionof the Town Board that all such chang-es be adopted as part of the Code asif the local laws, ordinances and reso-lutions had been previously formallyamended to read as such.

B. In addition, the amendments

and/or additions as set forth in Sched-ule A attached hereto and made a parthereof are made herewith, to become

effective upon the effective date ofthis local law. (Chapter and sectionnumber references are to the locallaws, ordinances and resolutions asthey have been renumbered and ap-pear in the Code.)

C. Nomenclature. Throughout theCode, references to the county healthdepartment are revised to refer tothe “Suffolk County Department ofHealth Services.”

§ 101-12. Incorporation of provi-sions into Code.

The provisions of this local law arehereby made Article I of Chapter 101

of the Code of the Town of Riverhead,such local law to be entitled “Gen-eral Provisions, Article I, Adoptionof Code,” and the sections of this lo-cal law shall be numbered §§ 101 -1 to101-13, inclusive.

§ 101-13. When effective.This local law shall take effect im-

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thatcopies of the local law describedabove and of the Code proposed foradoption thereby are on file in the of-fice of the Town Clerk of the Town ofRiverhead, where the same are avail-able for public inspection during reg-ular office hours.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NO-TICE that all interested persons willbe given an opportunity to be heardon said proposed local law at theplace and time aforesaid.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,pursuant to the requirements of theOpen Meetings Law of the State ofNew York, that the Town Board of theTown of Riverhead will convene inpublic meeting at the place and timeaforesaid for the purpose of conduct-ing a public hearing on the proposedlocal law described above and, asdeemed advisable by said Board, tak-ing action on the enactment of saidlocal law.DATED: April 19, 2016

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that apublic hearing will be held on the 3rd

day of May, 2016 at 2:10 p.m. at River-head Town Hall, 200 Howell Avenue,Riverhead, New York, to consider aproposed local law to amend Chapter101 of the Riverhead Town Code en-titled, “Vehicles & Traffic” as follows:

Chapter 101VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC

ARTICLE IIITraffic Regulations

§ 101-3. Stop and yield intersec-tions; railroad crossings; parkingfields.

A. Stop intersections. The follow-ing intersections are designated asstop intersections, and stop signs shallbe erected at such intersections as fol-lows:

IntersectionTwomey AvenueStop Sign OnDeep Hole RoadEntrance FromEast

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that apublic hearing will be held on the 3rdof May, 2016 at 2: 05 p.m. at River-head Town Hall, 200 Howell Avenue,Riverhead, New York, to consider aproposed local law for an addition toamend Chapter 95 of the RiverheadTown Code entitled, “Taxation” asfollows:

Chapter 95TAXATIONARTICLE X

Exemption for Landmarks or Proper-

ties within Historic Districts.§95-47. Exemption granted. Landmarks or properties located

within a Historic District, as desig-nated pursuant to § 73-4. et seq. of theTown Code defined hereafter, shallbe exempt from taxation and specialad valorem levies to the extent of anyincrease in value attributable to suchalteration or rehabilitation pursuantto the following schedule:Year of Exemption % of Exemption

1 100%2 100%3 100%4 100%5 100%6 80%

7 60%8 40%9 20%10 0%§95-48. Requirements.No such exemption shall be grant-

ed for such alterations or rehabilita-tion unless all of the following criteriaare met:

A. Such property must be designat-ed as a landmark pursuant to ArticleIII of Chapter 73 of the Town Code ofthe Town of Riverhead or be propertythat is located in and contributes tothe character of a designated historicdistrict, created pursuant to ArticleIII of Chapter 73 of the Town Code ofthe Town of Riverhead.

B. Alteration or rehabilitation ofexteriors must meet guidelines and re-view standards established in ArticleIV of Chapter 73 of the Town Code ofthe Town of Riverhead.

C. Alteration and rehabilitation of

exteriors are approved by the Town’sLandmarks and Historic DistrictsBoard prior to commencement ofwork.

D. Alteration or rehabilitationmust be for the purpose of historicpreservation. For purposes of qualify-ing for an exemption pursuant to thisarticle, alterations and rehabilitationshall be deemed to be for the purposeof historic preservation if:

(1) Only exterior work is involved;and

(2) At least 20% of the total costof the project is directly attributableto exterior work and/or work thatenhances the structural stability orstructural integrity of the property;provided, however, that such portionof interior work done for the purposeof converting property from a one-or two-family dwelling to a multipledwelling, as defined in the Code of the

Town of Riverhead, and any increasesin value resulting from such conver-sion shall not qualify for the exemp-tion; or

(3) The project returns to use abuilding which has not been used for apermissible purpose under applicablezoning ordinances for a continuousperiod of at least two years.

E. Alterations of rehabilitationmust be commenced subsequent tothe effective date of this article.

F. This exemption shall be grantedonly by application of the owner orowners of such historic real propertyon a form prescribed by the Commis-sioner. The application shall be filedwith the Assessor on or before theappropriate taxable status date of theTown.

G. Such exemptions shall be grant-ed where the Assessor is satisfied thatthe applicant is entitled to an exemp-tion pursuant to this section. The As-

sessor shall approve such application,and such property shall thereafter beexempt from taxation and special advalorem levies to the extent of anyincrease in value attributable to suchalteration or rehabilitation and asprovided in the schedule establishedin § 95-47 of this article commencingwith the assessment roll prepared onthe basis of the taxable status date re-ferred to in § 97-48 F. of this article.The assessed value of any exemptiongranted pursuant to this section shallbe entered by the Assessor on the as-sessment roll with the taxable proper-ty, the same amount of the exemptionsshown in a separate column.

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LEGAL NOTICETOWN OF RIVERHEADNOTICE OF ADOPTION

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that theTown Board of the Town of Riverheadadopted a local law amending theChapter 108 entitled “Zoning” of theRiverhead Town Code, at its regularmeeting held on April 19, 2016.

ARTICLE LXIIICOMMUNITY BENEFIT ZONING

USE DISTRICT (CBD)

§ 108-333. Purpose and Intent.A. It is the purpose of the Com-munity Benefit District (CBD) toimplement the recommendations of theTown of Riverhead Comprehensive Plan(2003) by permitting the construction ofclustered multi-family rental dwellingunits in a manner designed to meet theneeds of a range of users who are pres-ently underserved by the housing mar-ket, including young people entering thework force, young families, and seniors.

B. Permission of the development setforth in subsection A above shall requirethe concurrent construction of on-sitecommunity center and non¬residentialuse(s) that, together or individually,provide an enhancement of not only thesubject project for its residents but forthe use, enjoyment and enhancement ofthe surrounding community as well.

C. The goals of the CBD District are:1. To promote a mixed-use develop-

ment on a single site in a cohesive man-

ner, with the main purpose of providingfor the needs of its residents and resi-dents in the larger community;

2. To promote the most desirable landuse upon real property that is suitablefor such development due to its size,location and access to necessary infra-structure, and;

3. To provide standards to facilitatedevelopment not currently possible un-der Chapter 108

(Zoning Ordinance) in order to meetidentified community needs.

108-334. Definitions.Community Center - is a structure/s

providing educational and recreationalservices to the community, includingbut not limited to, day care, nutritionand wellness programs, performing artsspace, sports, and fitness facilities. Foodservice, ATM, and retail space in supportof the foregoing activities shall be per-mitted in the Community Center.

Workforce Housing - is residential

housing occupied by residents whoseincome conforms to guidelines pub-lished by a governmental authority withappropriate jurisdiction as 80% to 120%of median adjusted for area.

§ 108-335. Creation of the Commu-nity Benefit District.

A. The CBD district may be imposedby the Town Board as an overlay districtin conjunction with or to the exclusionof all other use districts shown on theZoning Use District Map of the Town ofRiverhead.

B. In the event of a conflict betweenthe provisions of this Article and otherprovisions of Chapter 108 (Zoning Or-dinance), the provisions of this Articleshall apply.

C. All special permit uses set forthherein shall be subject to the approval ofthe Town Board pursuant to the require-ments and procedures set forth in Sec-tion 108.133.1 of the Town Code.

§ 108-336. Eligible Properties.In order to be considered for the

CBD designation, a property shall meetall of the following criteria:

1) The minimum area of a parcel shallbe 10 acres;

2) The site shall have frontage on aState or County arterial highway, ontowhich all vehicle access shall be directed;

3) The minimum road frontage on aState or County arterial highway shall be800 linear feet.

4) The property shall be served byappurtenances of the Riverhead WaterDistrict and the Riverhead Sewer Dis-trict, or shall be in sufficient proximity tosuch district boundaries as they exist at

the time of the adoption of this local lawto permit access to such infrastructure;

5) Be of sufficient area to provide forall applicable parking, buffer yards, land-scaping and open space requirements.

§ 108-337. Uses.A. In the Community Benefit (CBD)

District no building, structure, or premis-es shall be used or arranged or designedto be used and no building or structureshall hereafter be erected, reconstructed,or altered or occupied unless otherwiseprovided in this chapter for the follow-ing special permitted uses:

1. Detached and/or attached multi-

family dwelling units;2. One family dwelling units with Pro-fessional Office.

3. Community Center, Day Care,Nursery School.

4. Recreational uses including parksand playgrounds, swimming pool, and/oroutdoor sports facilities.

5. Houses o f Worship.B. Any development pursuant to this

Article shall consist of the concurrentconstruction of clustered residential, on-site community center and non-residen-tial uses.

§ 108-338. Accessory Uses.Accessory uses shall include those

uses customarily incidental to any ofthe above specially permitted uses whenlocated on the same site or within astructure with a specially permitted use.Specifically allowed are the following,provided that the total lot coverage doesnot exceed five (5) percent of the site:

1. Maintenance structures

2. Garages3. Storage buildings4. Pump station for wastewater dis-

posal purposes.§ 108-339. Workforce Housing Re-

quirement.A minimum of one hundred percent

(100%) of dwelling units shall be soldor rented to households that meet in-come standards, as those standards maychange from time to time, as set by theState or Federal government and desig-nated as workforce housing.

§ 108-340. Community Center Re-quirements.

Any community center approvedpursuant to this chapter shall conform tothe following requirements:

1. All facilities of the communitycenter shall be available to the generalpublic;

2. Individual facilities within thecommunity center may be rented to thegeneral public. Fees may be charged for

use of the facilities but such fees shall belimited to only those necessary to defrayexpenses.

§ 108-341. Mixed Use Residential/ Professional Office Structures.

A. The Professional Office use shallbe of such character as to be appropriatefor a residential neighborhood setting.

B. All such structures are to be lim-ited in floor area, not to exceed 2,500square feet (SF) in size each.

C. One residence may be locatedwithin each such structure, and may onlybe occupied by the owner or an employ-ee of the Professional Office that occu-pies that structure.

§ 108-342. General Lot, Yard, Bulkand Height Requirements.

Maximum Building Net Floor AreaRatio: 0.40

Maximum Lot Coverage (total foot-print): 0.20

Minimum Front Yard Depth: 15 feetMinimum Rear Yard Depth: 20 feetMinimum Side Yard Setback (both): 15 feetMaximum Building Height: 50 feet

not to exceed three and a half (3 1/2)stories

Dwelling Unit Density and Mix:Dwelling Unit Density 1 unit per

40,000 sq. ft.§ 108-343. Redemption of Preserva-

tion Rights to Increase Dwelling UnitYield.

A. Preservation credits may beused to increase dwelling unit densitywithin the Community Benefit Zon-ing Use District. In its review andapproval of any site plan application

within the Community Benefit Zon-ing Use District utilizing preserva-tion credits, the reviewing board shallcondition the final site plan approvalupon the redemption of the appropri-ate number of credits, with the signa-ture of the mylar predicated upon theredemption and retiring of the appro-priate number of preservation credits.

B. Preservation credits may be ac-quired through the transfer of develop-ment rights pursuant to Article LXII ofthe Riverhead Town Code or the acquisi-tion of Workforce Housing DevelopmentRights through the Suffolk County Work-

force Housing Transfer of DevelopmentRights Program. Any preservation rightsacquired through the Suffolk CountyWorkforce Housing Transfer of Develop-ment Rights Programs must be rights thatwere placed in the program from the pur-chase or preservation of property locatedin the Town of Riverhead.

C. The Town Board in its review andapproval of an application for a spe-cial permit may increase the allowabledwelling unit yield at a rate of one (1)dwelling unit per preservation credit re-deemed, not to exceed ten (10) dwellingunits per 40,000 square feet after sub-tracting for that land area required forinfrastructure and public improvements.

§ 108-344. Open Space Requirements.A. Minimum of 40 percent of the total

site area shall be reserved for vegetatedopen space, pond areas, or passive recre-ational use.

B. Such recreational amenities mayinclude, but not limited to, playgrounds,

walking trails, fitness trails, picnic areasor sitting areas; no landscaped areas thatare not easily accessible for use and oc-cupancy as recreational space are to beincluded in this calculation.

§108-345. Off-Street Parking Re-quirements.

The development shall endeavor toprovide a minimum off street parking inconformance with the following sched-ule:

Residences: 1.5 spaces/unitCommunity Center: 1 space/300

square feet of floor areaChurch: 1 space/3 pew seatsNon-Residential Spaces: 1 space/200

square feet of floor areaIn recognition of the shared use as-

pects of the CBD District, if the planningboard determines that an applicant hasconclusively demonstrated that one ormore of such uses will be generating ademand for the parking spaces primarilyduring periods when another use or uses

has or have a significant lower parkingdemand, the planning board may, uponapplication, reduce the total parkingspaces required.

§ 108-346. Additional Guidelines.A. All utility service lines within the

site shall be constructed underground.B. The development shall provide

safety and security lighting in appropri-ate areas, including but not limited tobuilding exteriors, building entrances,walkways, vehicle access points andwithin parking areas.

C. All exterior lighting fixtures shallconform to Article XLV of the Riv-erhead Zoning Ordinance, such thatno fugitive lighting impacts adjacentproperties.

D. To the maximum extent practi-cable, sustainable energy site lightingshall be utilized.

E. All lighting fixtures, whethermounted on building walls or on poles,shall be placed at the minimum heightnecessary to cast adequate lighting in-tensities on illuminated surfaces.

F. All buildings shall be handi-capped accessible.

G. A maintenance plan for allground and buildings shall be in effectand such initial plan shall be includedin site plan review.

H. Landscaping shall be designed toreduce heat island effects.

I. Onsite retention/harvesting ofstorm water runoff to minimize sewerimpact and reduce water usage for ir-rigation shall be utilized.

J. In recognition of the inherentmixed use character of the CBD Dis-

trict, no abutting landscape bufferareas other than those specifically re-quired in this section shall be required.

K. For the purpose of the require-ments for off-street loading berths, thepermitted and accessory uses shall notbe considered as being used for busi-ness, industrial or hospital purposes.

L. Where the CBD zoning district hasbeen applied to a property the site planmust show a twenty-five foot (25 foot)non-improved transitional buffer alongany boundary shared with a residentialuse or residentially zoned property. If inthe opinion of the Planning Board the

natural vegetation existing on the sitedoes not provide a sufficient buffer be-tween the property and the abutting resi-dential use or residentially zoned prop-erty; the Planning Board may requirethe applicant to augment the buffer ap-propriate screening and vegetation. Forthe purposes of this section, fencing in thenon-improved transitional buffer areashall not be deemed an improvement.

§ 108-347. Service Providers Ame-nities and Services.

Where the development includeshealth and fitness facilities and/or daycare services for preschool-age and/orservices for senior citizen within thecommunity center, oversight and su-pervision shall be provided by profes-sional staff.

§ 108-348. Development StandardWithin the Community Benefit Dis-trict.

No earthwork, land clearing, con-struction or land disturbance of any

kind shall take place upon real prop-erty within a CBD until such time asa site plan has been approved by thePlanning Board. In cases in which aproposed project involves the subdi-vision of land, no development mayproceed until final conditional subdivi-sion approval has been granted by thePlanning Board. Approval of site planfor development shall be conditionedupon approval by Suffolk County De-partment of Health Services. EnergyStar compliance on all equipment andappliances in residential units shall berequired. All users and residents with-in the CBDshall be required to complywith a recycling plan for refuse. Build-ings shall be oriented to maximizenatural daylight. Low flow water forall plumbing fixtures shall be utilized.• Underline represents addition(s)•• Overstrike represents deletion(s)Dated: Riverhead, New YorkApril 19, 2016




LEGAL NOTICETOWN OF RIVERHEAD

ORDER CALLING PUBLICHEARING EXTENSION OF THE

RIVERHEAD PARKING DIS-TRICT

WHEREAS, a petition has beensubmitted by J. Petrocelli Associatesto the Riverhead Town Board, as gov-erning body of the Town of RiverheadPublic Parking District No. 1 (some-times the “District”), for an extensionof the District to include a parcel ofreal property designated by SCTM0600-129-3-13, which parcel is alsoknown as 428 East Main Street, River-head, New York; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Town LawSection 206-a, the Town Board intendsto determine that all expenses of theDistrict, including all extensions here-tofore or hereafter established, shallbe a charge against the entire area ofthe District as extended on an ad va-lorem basis; and

WHEREAS, by J. Petrocelli Associ-ates proposes to convert the existingtwo story dwelling into a restaurantand construct a five story boutique ho-tel with twenty (20) rooms at its owncost, expense, which proposal does notcontemplate the acquisition of any fur-ther land.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-

SOLVED, that the Town Board of theTown of Riverhead, as governing bodyof the Riverhead Parking District, shallhold a public hearing on May 18, 2016,at 7:10 pm. at the Riverhead TownHall, 200 Howell Avenue, Riverhead,New York, to hear all interested per-son wishing to be heard on the matterof the petition of the J. Petrocelli As-sociates for an extension of the Park-ing District to include SCTM 0600-129-3-13 and to determine whetherall the property and property ownerswithin the District and the extensionare benefited thereby and whether all

the property and property owners ben-efited are included within the limits ofthe proposed extension and whetherthe proposed extension is in the publicinterest, and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Town Clerkbe and is hereby authorized to publishand post this resolution, in its entirety,in the April 28, 2016, edition of TheNews-Review, and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Town Clerkshall forward certified copies of thisresolution to the Assessors Office, Eric J.Russo, Esq., Van Brunt, Juzwiak & Russo,P.C., 140 Main Street, Sayville, New York11782, the Planning Board, EngineeringDepartment, and Town Attorney.Dated: Riverhead, New YorkApril 19, 2016



Town Clerk

10574-1T 4/28LEGAL NOTICE

SHOREHAM-WADING RIVERCENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

NOTICE TO BIDDERSNotice is hereby given that sealed

bids will be received by the Board ofEducation of the Shoreham-WadingRiver Central School District, Townsof Riverhead and Brookhaven, Countyof Suffolk, State of New York, at theDistrict Office in the Shoreham-Wad-ing River District Office, 250B Route25A, Shoreham, New York until May24, 2016 at 10:00 AM at which timethey shall be publicly opened and readaloud for:

PRINTING OF DISTRICTNEWSLETTER

for the 2016-2017 School YearAdditional information and/or

specifications may be obtained at theDistrict Office in the Shoreham-Wad-ing River CSD District Office, 250B

Route 25A, Shoreham, New York, be-tween the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00PM. All bids should be sent to:

District ClerkShoreham-Wading River Cen-

tral School District 250B Route 25AShoreham, NY 11786

The Board of Education reservesthe right to reject any or all or to ac-cept any part of any bid.

Janice M. SeusDistrict Clerk

10575-1T 4/28PUBLIC NOTICE

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSRIVERHEAD FIRE DISTRICT

540 ROANOKE AVENUERIVERHEAD, NEW YORK 11901

The Riverhead Fire District re-quests proposals for “Lawn Mainte-nance” of District property for theyear 2016. Specifications of the Re-quest for Proposal may be obtainedat the office of the District Manager,540 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, NewYork between the hours of 8:00 amand 4:00 pm beginning Thursday April28, 2016. Proposals must be submit-ted to the District Manager or DistrictSecretary/Treasurer on or before 1:00pm, Tuesday May 17, 2016. Proposalsshall be sealed and clearly marked onthe envelope’s exterior “Proposal forLawn Maintenance”. The RiverheadFire District reserves the right to rejectany and all proposals.

Robert ZaweskiSecretary/Treasurer

Riverhead Fire District10576-1T 4/28

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