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BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES
TOWN OF S❑UTHOLD
SUFF❑LK COUNTY
NEW Y❑RK
December 28, 1960.
Mr. & Mxs :=Marry .�3.m Tuthill and Family
843 Main 8t-k%:et
Greenport, $rid. , N11. i.
Dear Mr. & mrs Tuthill;
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At a meeting of the Southold Town Trustees
held on Tuesday, December 27, 1960, the Board voted
unanimously the .following resolution:
Ydf3EREAS, Goal, in His Providence, has taken from our
midst Henry Hull Tuthill, and
WHEREAS,Er,S, Henry Izul1 Tv
ithill has served the Town of
Southold as it' s supervisor faithfully and well for
the past year,
THEREFORr,, .BE IT RESOLVPD: That the Town Trustees
deeply nourn the passing of our good friend and
fellow tmviisman, and extend their profound bereavement,
and that when the Board adjourns this day, it do so
out of reapect to the memory of Henry Hull Tuthill.
B TT FURTHER RESOLVED2 Tbat a. 'copy of this resolution
be forwarded to the members of his family and a copy
be spread u.jaon. the minutes of this meeting and be-
come a part of the public records of the Town of
Southold.
Sincerely yours,
Marion A. Regent
Secretary
Southold Town Trustees
July 3. 1957.
Mr. Thomas Daley
33 West 42nd St.
New York City. N.Y.
Dear Mr. Daley;
The following resolution wa6 passed
by the Town Traaetaes of Southold at a meeting held
in the Town Clerkl.s Office on, Tuesday. .July 2. 1957:
The Clerk was instructed to advise Mr. Tom Daley
that his request to dredge, a new ohannel into
Hippodrome Creek.. South6ld, was denied pending
an agreement by all surrounding property ownere
as to the 16cation and specifications• of the proposed
work.
Very truly yours,
Alvah D. Goldsmith
ABG/mr Clerk
June 20 116-F
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Southold,
Dear Graces
:1 was very erorrprise4 to bear of Tear .roessast action wh*s•lirp zalesks was
at v.Ork and decided, rM either slid act kNM or had'forgstt4w a OTA the qW*G r*at'
wadi is,19ii 1�*twsu Fr¢ be,Dei3wdon and my. far%bWa wl;tneseed ty their ottomoys,
In ro*Loh the utter of no heiaedsn. ts,. Daly was •vkmd sottlea end a'sooisluasl,
s1lers shwad to a espy of this Sooiscnt U Br:.. Ds 1141kodoito file$ or
11L the files 'of ]Fr,. Jeans X. Bdelcslr'a oft1ae, he was his attorney-P l waanot recall
idwn ,lrsa a eii f. DR 3oixo"n.. VmTer, firing ar lm7for he =st have kept.a file
his kma or Offilwe
If yea camsot find a Sops of this essscneat 1 will Ua
made. for Ton,, The, bour4ara' line %etween tyre two, properties teas defixit casiettled
with that sgr*"wtj, d storme, mrkbg ,oar lin*#,'*:dots *lose to Br,.. S&PIM's Wllk-
hsalo a Vau TrIe oen laoste It afi any time..
'The Getter rvaLuina frow tits ULU to the 'Dail* was originally nowmado and.
Warr "g.in a straight line aln*, a folet that divided tte properties, Ike Satter
Ras still qro dte strafght is 1%6 when rM sold off the h7nses., It 10eM *0 text
in resen1r, years.
About two gears we the 11, 'he4asdan lssoedation 'sabers discussed
se straighting tl», gattsr to keep the Zak& from Ucat nbW OtsCtant. .�hes approacbst
oa the suUjeo we had no Ojeellos, -WO, after receiving, estimates on, cost the
Association dropped the ides.
WholAr. SaUini told mo,ho needed fill to finlah fihc work oii,the Valk-
head Y Cato his pornfearion to take saaed fro& tho ,Savor In a'straiSM lino towlwds
the lre8. 1 tLen arranged wltk }fir. Zaleski.'to fit#st th* gatisr, gnty th>s UY snt to
keep on aq prgmrtJ while doing so. ,
cdiallg yoroers,
TbMs-ro Daly, sr4
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IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF
FOR
TO THE TOWN TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SOUTHOLD:
THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY REQUEST From the, jouthold Town Trustees
'(a) permission to dredge f4 b r r e- L�
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(b) permission to erect a dock
(c) a grant of land under water
And? THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY AGREE to hold the said Trustees and
the Town of Southold harmless and free from any and all damages and
claims arising under or by virtue of said
(L--VIA
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STATE OF NEW ADRK, )SS:
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK9 )
On the 471 day of 'fit 19 -S- n1jetore me personally
came
to me kno�iand known to me to be the individual described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument, and
duly acknowledged to me that executed the same,
Notary Public; Suffolk County, NjY. -
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VITAL SPEECHES
OF THE DAY
THE BEST THOUGHT OF THE BEST MINDS
ON IMPORTANT CURRENT QUESTIONS
Published Semi-Monthly
CITY NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
33 WEST 42ND ST.,NEw YORK 18,N.Y.
Telephone LOzigacre 5-4040
August 20, 1957
Board of Town Trustees,
Town of Southold
Suffolk County, N.Y.
Dear Sirs
We desire permission to clear the channel into Peeonic Bay of the
gutter running along the boundary of our property as shown on the map, dated
September 14, 19269 which we recently forwarded to the Board of Trustees.
We .understand the Board of Town Trustees has jurisdiction over the
land below high water along the -bay.. To keep Hippodrome Pond from becoming
stagnant a good flow of water to and from Peconic Bay is essential, To pro-
vide for a sufficient flow of water both ways it will be necessary to clear
the channel from the high water line to the low water line.
We would appreciate being advised of the date of the meeting at
which this item will be considered,
Sincerely yours,
Thomas F. Daly, .
August 22, '1957.
Thomas F. Daly, Jr.
33 West 42nd St.
New York 18, N.Y.
Dear 114r. Daly,
We received your letter of
August 20, requesting permission to clear
the channel into Peconic nay.
At the present time we plan
to hold a Town Trustee meeting on Tuesday,
September 24, 1957, at 4 P.N . at which time
your request will be acted upon. If there
is any change in this date, I will notify
you*
Very truly yours,
Town Trustees , Southo d
Marion A. Regent, Sec.
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August 149 1957.
Mr. Thomas F. Daly, Jr.
City News Publishing Co.
33 West 4 nd St.
Neu! fork 18, 'N., Y.
Dear Air. Daly;
We acknowledge receipt of your
letter containing photostatic copies of the
agreement and map executed by Thomas F. Daly,
Sr. 9nd Bennett DeBiexedon establishing the ,
boundary between their respective properties.
We thank you for submitting
this information and it will be kept in our
files:,
If and when you desire to do
any dredging, please file an application
showing the prepared work and we will be -.
glad to have you attend the meeting at which
the action will be taken thereon.
Cordially yours,
Alvah B. Goldsmith
Clerk
ABG/mr Southold Town Trustees
VITAL SPEECHES
OF THE DAY
THE BEST THOUGHT OF THE BEST MINDS
ON IMPORTANT CURRENT QUESTIONS
Published Semi-Monthly
CITY NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
33 WEST 42ND ST.,NEw YORK 18,N.Y.
Telephone LOngacre 5-4040 July 16, 1957
Board of Town Trustees
Town of Southold
Suffolk County, N.Y.
Dear Sire:
` I have received a letter from Alvah B. Goldsmith, clerk of the Board of Town
Trustees, regarding a "request to dredge a new channel into Hippodrome Creek, Southold."
I have never requested an such permission nor have I authorized anyone to
make any application on my behalf.
Please read the enclosed boundary agreement made by my father, Thomas F. Daly
and Mr. Bennett De Bfi�Aedon, which I request that you keep and file as part of your
permanent record,
As Mr, De BQixedon failed to exercise the option before May 1953, the
boundary between the- properties was settled as shown on the enclosed survey. This
agreement binds all "heirs and assigns as such".
Mr. Sabine, who has recently bought the adjoining property to ours, moved
his house back and raised it up, as it often was flooded during storms. He bulkheaded
the property and needed fill to protect his bulkhead - I told him he could take sand
from the gutter on my property and that I wanted his contractor to finish clearing
the. channel of the gutter to the bay.
The gutter was dug about 1856 by Messrs. Tuthill and 'ferry. It was deepened
and straightened to the bay by Mr. OtGorman, who owned the property about 1910. In
recent years the channel to the bay has begun to be closed by shifting sand. We have
been considering clearing the entrance to the gutter for the past two years.
As the contractor, working for Mr. Sabine, had the equipment to do the job
on the adjoining property I gave him permission,as stated above$ to dig the gutter to
the bay. To do a good job he would have to work at low tide - that is probably why
he asked for permission from the Trustees.
Please advise me of the next meeting pf the Board of Trustees at which this
matter will be considered and settled,
I called the boundary agreement to the attention. of Mrs. Grace Nickles but
it appears she did not have a copy. She requested that I forward one to her. I have
sent her copies of the enclosed phopostats, as requested.
Sincerely yours,
Thomas F. Daly, ��,
BEIXEDON SOUTHOLD NEW YORK
June- 1, 1957
Mr, Emmons Dean, Chairman -
Southold Town Trustees --
Town Clerk' s Office
-__ Sou-thold,- New York-_ -
_- Dear.Mr: -Dean:.
- Having been= advis-ed- that you. are -contemplating--
granting _a permit allowing dredging-=of the -
- existing gutter- extending -from. Peconic Hay _ _ _
into Hippodrome_ Creek, I_ -wish.-to _ cdi�l^to'-your =_
- attention the _fact that my - has- gradually- _
built up on -the -west by accretion- and that-_I
- _ shall vigorously -oppose any attempt by anyone to
in any way change or alter-:the- course of the- _ -
_-- - - gutter- as--it-- now exists. - I will appreciate_-you
-_ advising-Pe of any -action -you may -take.--
-Respectfully yours,
DE BEIXEDON
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DAI,Y
The above action is to be marked settled and discontinued without
cost to either party as against the other, upon the following understandiryg
It is agreed that Mr. Otto VanTuyl, surveyor, shell determine
the true gutter b$undary line betwigen the lands of Mr. Daly and Mr. De Bei ido•
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If the boundary line is substantially as shown on the map of property of
Mr. Daly, surveyed by Van Tuyl on September 14th, 1926, Mr. Daly agrees
to give to Mr. De Beixedon an option to acquire so much of the meadow
land as shown on said survey running south from Hippodrome Creek to the
beach not exceeding 160 feet west of and parallel with such gutter boundary
line. If Mr. Vann Tuyl shall determine the gutter boundary line to be
further nest than the line shown on the said Daly map south 42 degrees
56 minutes 50 seconds east the area of land concerning which the option
shall apply shall be abated by the difference between the said line (sout
42 degrees 56 minutes 50 seconds east) and the line determined by him
as the true gutter boundary line. Mr. Van Tuyl shall be at liberty to
consider all of the facts pertaining to such boundary line including the
boundary line agreement between Terry and Tuthill, dated in 1856, in
arriving at the true gutter boundary line, As to so much of the land as
Mr. De Beixedon 'shall decide to purchase under the option, the geed
price is $16.66-2/3 per front foot. The option is to run for a period of
five years from the date of the execution of formal agreements which are
to be signed not later than May 25th, 1933.
The expenses of Van Tuyl in the fixation of the present gutter
boundary line *hall be botrne equal, b.etween the parties.
The line as finally determined by Van Tuyl shall be properly
monumented and shall be the true boundary line between the lands of the
parties hereto. In case Mr. De Beixedon shall not execute the option,
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the present gutter boundary line as so determined by Van Tuyl shall
forever be the boundary line between the parties and shall be recogniAb =,
each and their heirs and assigns as such.
The deed which Mr. Daly is to deliver on the execution of the
option shall contain the covenant that during Mr. Daly's lifetime and so
long as he continues to own the adjoining land, no buildings of any kind
shall be erected upon the land conveyed unless Mr. Daly shall erect any
building or buildings on his side of meadow land. The said deed shall
also obligate Mr. Do Beixedon to construct, within six months from he
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date of the delivery of the deed, a new gutter. at least three^feet in
width on the new boundary line, one-half on the land of each party.
sufficient to permit tidal waters to ebb and flow through the new gutter
to and from Hippodrome Creek or pond. and upon the completion of the
construction of the new gutter, the old gutter may be permanently closed.
The parties shall both perpetually enjoy the right in common to use
the new gutter for ingress to and egress from Peconic Bay to Hippodrome
Creek or Pond. After the new gutter shall have been constructed there
shall be no oDbigation on the part of Mr. De Beixedon to maintain it.
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