ENB Region 9 Completed Applications 05/14/2003

The applicant purposes to remove 120 feet of deteriorated breakwall, replacing 25 feet with a pressure treated lumber wall and installing a beach area along the remaining 96 feet of shoreline.  The 96 foot long by 4 foot wide beach area and an underwater section that runs 96 feet along the shore and extends 38 feet waterward of the summer water elevation of Cuba Lake will be excavated and graded.    A geotextile fabric underlayment and pea gravel will be installed over the entire excavated and graded section to provide a beach and pedestrian access to the water.   The project site is located at the Cuba Lake Yacht Club, 284 West Shore Road, approximately 1,250 feet southeast of the intersection of County Road 7C and West Shore Road in the Town of Cuba.

The applicant proposes the mining of sand and gravel, and material processing with a portable dry-screen and portable crusher, each with a capacity less than 150 tons per hour, ultimately affecting 11.28 acres of land.  The estimated life of the mine is 14 years and the reclamatin objective is wildlife habitat.  The proposed mine location is approximately 1,500 feet north of NYS Route 98, with the mine haul road connecting to Route 98, and 1,200 feet west of Hughs Road.

The applicant proposes to construct a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed boathouse at the foot of Porter Avenue, adjacent to the Black Rock Canal, for use by local rowing clubs to store and launch rowing shells.  The project includes approximately 370  linear feet of bulkhead and sloped ramps along the shoreline, the seasonal installation of floating docks and a boathouse of approximately 4300 square feet.

The proposal is for the ratification and approval for a taking of a supply of water for use in the existing system from the newly installed Water Supply Well # 1 having a capacity of 200 gallons per minute to replace the existing main well, the capacity of which has diminished and is to be abandoned.  The new Well #1 is located approximately 450 Feet northwest of NYS Routes 19 & 39 and west Of Wiscoy Creek near the Wyoming County Fairgrounds.  The Village of Pike water system currently serves approximately 370 customers through 151 service connections in the Village of Pike, Wyoming County. Average daily demand is 25,875 gallons per day with a peak demand of up to 65,000 gallons per day when the Wyoming County Fair is in operation.  WSA #10331.