ENB Region 1 Completed Applications 10/19/2005

The applicant proposes to construct within a maximum of 20" of the existing bulkhead 60 linear feet of bulkhead, construct two 6 ft. returns, and replace the capping boardwalk. Remove the existing 8' x 16' seaward dedk and replace with a 4' x 6' platform.  Dredge 10 ft. seaward of the replacement bulkhead to a depth of 4 ft. below mean low water. Resultant 25 cubic yards of dredged material to be used as backfill.  The property is located at 3936 Carrell Boulevard, Oceanside, Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau on Domar Canal.

The applicant proposes to construct within a maximum of 20" of the existing bulkhead 60 linear feet of bulkhead, construct two 6 ft. returns, replace a 4' x 6' platform, a 6' x 40' and 5' x 15' float, and upland decking.  Dredge no greater than 10 ft. seaward of the replacement bulkhead to a depth of 4 ft. below mean low water.  Resultant 25 cubic yards of dredged material to be used as backfill.  Property is located at 3942 Carrel Boulevard, Oceanside, Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau on Domar Canal.

Remove existing deteriorated concrete boat ramp, gangway, and floats and construct a 56' x 116'  paver boat ramp, install 6' x 120' of floats and 8' x 200' of floats in an "L" configuration with two 1.5' x 10' finger floats at the seaward end, and pilings.  Remove the existing bulkhead and excavate landward removing 1700 sq. ft. of the existing parking lot.  Approximately 700 cubic yards of soil, asphalt and concrete debris will be removed off site to an approved location to be determined.  The area will be regraded to match the existing beach slope and the area from the proposed curb seaward to elevation 5.0 will be planted with Spartina patens 18" on center.  Reasphalt and concrete the parking lot.  Stormwater flows will be directed to a trench drain along the entire width of the boat ramp and to a curb inlet east of the ramp area.  Runoff from each of these two collection points will be piped to a field drain system for subsurface disposal in accordance with the Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Stormwater Management Program.  The existing portable pumpout facility will be maintained.  The site is located at Long Beach Park, Long Beach Road, Nissequogue, on Stony Brook Harbor, SCTM Nos. 802-5-1-1 and 802-7-1-1.

The applicant proposes to  remove and control Phragmites australis,  a non-native, invasive plant species, from freshwater wetlands (NYSDEC regulated freshwater wetlands designated SH-1 and SH-41), tidal wetlands (tributary to Scallop Pond) and wetland buffer areas in three locations at Cow Neck Preserve in Southampton.  The work will include removal and management of nuisance Phragmites vegetation by cutting/removal of the plants and restoration of natural hydrology.  The effectiveness of Phragmites management through saltwater inundation and cutting/removal of the plants will be assessed.  The project is located at Cow Neck Preserve, 2299 North Sea Road, Southampton, Town of Southampton, Suffolk County, SCTM# 0900-57-1-1.1.  

The applicant proposes the construction of a new single family dwelling with swimming pool, patio and septic system.  The proposed dwelling is located approximately 60 linear feet from NYSDEC regulated Freshwater Wetlands SH-59.   NYSDEC regulated Tidal Wetlands are located across Spring Pond Lane.      

Applicant proposes to construct a single family dwelling, deck, garage and septic system in the adjacent area of a state regulated fresh water wetland.  The dwelling is proposed to be located 60 feet from the wetland boundary.  The propertyt is located at Cedar Point Drive (lot 127) Southold SCTM# 1000-090-02-02-26.