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1 ENVIRONMENT, PLANNING & AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE 2 3 OF THE 4 5 SUFFOLK COUNTY LEGISLATURE 6 7 MINUTES 8 9 10 11 A meeting of the Environment, Planning & Agriculture Committee of 12 the Suffolk County Legislature was held in the Rose Y. Caracappa 13 Legislative Auditorium of the William H. Rogers Legislature 14 Building, 725 Veterans Memorial Highway, Smithtown, New York on 15 November 19, 2019. 16 17 18 19 MEMBERS PRESENT: 20 Leg. Kara Hahn, Chairperson 21 Leg. Al Krupski, Vice Chair 22 Leg. Sarah S. Anker 23 Leg. Thomas Muratore 24 Leg. Bridget Fleming 25 Leg. Thomas Cilmi (excused absence) 26 27 28 29 ALSO IN ATTENDANCE: 30 Sarah E. Simpson, Counsel to the Legislature 31 Jessica Nowak, Assistant Counsel/Legislature 32 Amy Ellis, Chief Deputy Clerk/Legislature 33 Laura Halloran, Budget Review Office 34 Elizabeth Stroehlein, BRO 35 Sarah Lansdale, Director/Department of Planning 36 Melissa Kangas, Department of Planning 37 Janet Longo, Real Property Acquisition & Management 38 Frank P. Castelli, Economic Development & Planning 39 Darnell Tyson, Acting Commissioner/DPW 40 Catherine Stark, Aide to Leg. Krupski 41 Dorothy Cavalier, Aide to Leg. Anker 42 Irene Donohue, Aide to Leg. Fleming 43 Jillian Kampf, Appointee/Single Use Plastic Reduction Task Force 44 And all other interested parties 45 46 47 48 MINUTES TAKEN BY: 49 Diana Flesher, Court Stenographer 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

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1 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 1:44 PM 2 3 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 4 All Legislators report to the horseshoe for the Environment, 5 Planning and Agriculture Committee. If we could all rise for a 6 salute to the flag led by Legislator Anker. 7 8 SALUTATION 9 10 Okay, welcome. No correspondence. Any cards? No cards for Public 11 Portion. Is there anyone in the audience who would like to address 12 the Committee and has not filled out a card? Seeing none, we will 13 close the Public Portion. 14 15 APPOINTMENT RESOLUTIONS 16 17 Appointment Resolutions. Introductory Resolution 1889, Appointing 18 a member to the Single Use Plastic Reduction Task Force Jillian 19 Kampf. (Hahn). Come on down, Jillian. I'll make a motion to 20 approve. 21 22 LEG. KRUPSKI: 23 Second. 24 25 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 26 Seconded by Legislator Krupski. Welcome. 27 28 MS. KAMPF: 29 Thank you. 30 31 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 32 Surfrider has been a wonderful addition to our Task Force. And we 33 were sorry to lose Colleen as she got to go on over to -- 34 California? 35 36 MS. KAMPF: 37 She is part of the national water coordinating. 38 39 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 40 Yeah, she's so lucky to be part of the national effort, sorry. So 41 if you would like to tell us a little bit about yourself and why 42 you would want to be part of our Task Force. Thank you. 43 44 MS. KAMPF: 45 Hi. My name is Jill Kampf, native of East Hampton, born and 46 raised. And I now work for Surfrider as the Eastern Long Island 47 Chapter Coordinator. So very passionate about water quality and 48 environmental issues in my home, in our area; and really excited. 49 I come from a marketing background and real estate as well so I'm 50 excited to put those talents to use not only for the Task Force but 51 for Surfrider and creating positive environmental change. Thank 52 you. 53 54 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 55 Thank you, thank you. So is there anyone who has any questions for 56 Jill? Legislator Krupski.

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1 LEG. KRUPSKI: 2 So welcome and thanks for volunteering. There's a lot of -- and 3 it's a good task force and I have to thank Legislator Hahn because 4 a lot of good has come out of it. But a lot of us have a lot of 5 high hopes for the future of it. And one of my suggestions was to 6 do a survey of the garbage on the roadway to see what -- you know, 7 because I obviously have to do that on a regular basis to pick 8 garbage up. And so anecdotally I have a good idea of what most of 9 the garbage is. So I was wondering as the Task Force would you be 10 willing to conduct that sort of road survey to try to focus in on 11 the next area to focus on for plastic reduction? 12 13 MS. KAMPF: 14 It's possible for sure. One cool thing that Surfrider has at its 15 fingertips is whenever we do a beach cleanup, we catalog -- we're 16 recording everything that we find and there's no reason why we 17 couldn't take that to the road. 18 19 LEG. KRUPSKI: 20 So what you're finding on the beach could be sourced who knows 21 where? What you're finding on the road is coming right from people 22 driving so it's really -- it'd be easier to see where the source is 23 on the roadways. 24 25 MS. KAMPF: 26 A cool feature of the tool is that it has a map and you're able to 27 then share it directly to social media and other places where you 28 can make that data publicized. 29 30 LEG. KRUPSKI: 31 Thank you. 32 33 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 34 I also have found -- I use an app when I do beach cleanups, which I 35 do very frequently, from the Ocean Conservancy, which I think I was 36 showing you at the last -- our last Task Force meeting. So, we 37 catalog, you know, you click each time you pick up a cigarette 38 butt, you click; you pick up a straw, you pick up a battle cap, 39 bottle, etcetera, etcetera. There was, I think, 25 different-- 40 divisible by three so 21 different categories. But what's 41 interesting, what I found interesting which we were talking about, 42 is that it kind of depends on where you are. So when I clean up 43 Smithtown Bay area, I rarely find a cigarette butt, when I clean up 44 the Port Jeff Harbor beaches, cigarette butts all the time and I 45 can't explain -- 46 47 LEG. KRUPSKI: 48 Are you emptying your ashtray on that road that's there? 49 50 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 51 (Laughter) And, you know, depending -- and if you're at a 52 intersection, because we do cleanups at the Stony Brook Railroad 53 Station which is along 25A in the Stony Brook/Setauket area, if you 54 do cleanups at an intersection where there's a stoplight, you're 55 more likely to see cigarette butts. You're more likely to see all 56 kinds of trash because people think, oh, my car is stopped, I

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1 should throw junk out the window for some reason, including 2 cigarette butts. 3 4 But my point being it will depend on where you are as to what is 5 most often found, but certainly, you know, please remember when you 6 come to the next committee meeting, and I'll make a note myself, 7 hopefully we'll remember (inaudible) as well that we will discuss 8 some sort of roadsides or bay and/or look to some of the 9 organizations that do roadside cleanups if they track that 10 information here in Suffolk County already. It may already be 11 being done. I certainly -- I see a huge difference between the 12 National Ocean Conservancy numbers, the percentages of different 13 types of trash nationally and what I find in the few beaches in my 14 district that I clean up. You know, there are a couple of 15 categories that I see much more often than are seen nationally. 16 And so it is very interesting to look at. And local surveys would 17 be very informative. 18 19 LEG. KRUPSKI: 20 Thank you. 21 22 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 23 Any other questions? Okay. So, we have a motion and a second. 24 All those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1889 is approved. 25 (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 26 27 Jill, you do not need to come to our meeting of the full 28 Legislature, which is next week, because you came here. So, we'll 29 let you know whether or not it passes; it's more than likely to. 30 Usually the full Legislature takes the advice of the Committee, but 31 we will let you know. 32 33 MS. KAMPF: 34 Great. Thank you. 35 36 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 37 Thank you. Look forward to working with you. 38 39 Okay, we have no presentations today. Okay. No tabled 40 resolutions. 41 42 INTRODUCTORY RESOLUTIONS 43 44 Introductory Resolution 1864, Authorizing the acquisition of 45 Farmland Development Rights under the New Suffolk County ¼% 46 Drinking Water Protection Program (effective December 1, 2007) for 47 the Brookhaven Nursery, Inc. Property - Town of Brookhaven (SCTM 48 No. 0200-751.00-01.00-007.001 p/o). (Co. Exec.). 49 50 LEG. FLEMING: 51 Motion. 52 53 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 54 Motion by Legislator Fleming; seconded by Legislator Muratore. On 55 the motion we have Director Lansdale here and -- hello. 56

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1 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 2 This property is located south of Sunrise Highway east of Barnes 3 Road in the Hamlet of Brookhaven, Town of Brookhaven. The property 4 is 12.5 acres in size with 11.5 acres proposed for the purchase of 5 development rights of farmland. There's a cutout of one acre on 6 the southwest corner of the property. Currently the property's 7 planted in hops, trees, shrubs as part of a former nursery 8 operation. 9 10 About five acres of the farm has been in hops production for the 11 last two to three years. Prior to that, trees and shrubs have been 12 grown on the property for over 50 years. The property received a 13 score of 20 out of 25 points on our farmland rating sheet. And it 14 was reviewed by the Farmland Committee at its September 27th 15 meeting and recommended to the Legislature for your consideration. 16 17 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 18 The points, again; what were the points? 19 20 LEG. ANKER: 21 Twenty out of 25. 22 23 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 24 Excellent. Great. We have a motion and a second. Okay. All 25 those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1864 is approved. (VOTE: 26 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 27 28 Introductory Resolution 1867, Authorizing appraisal of land under 29 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 30 Local Law No. 24-2007 - Pine Trail County Greenbelt addition (SCTM 31 No. 0200-295.00-02.00-006.001) - Town of Brookhaven. (Co. Exec.). 32 Motion by Legislator Muratore; seconded by myself. On the motion. 33 34 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 35 So this is in the Hamlet of Eastport, Town of Brookhaven. The 36 parcel totals four acres in size. It's located within the Central 37 Suffolk SGPA and within the compatible growth area of the Pine 38 Barrens. 39 40 The County is looking to acquire this parcel for open space 41 preservation for passive recreation where the property is to be 42 left in its natural state and revert back to woodland habitat, 43 similar to the adjacent Pine Trail County Nature Preserve to the 44 east where the County owns approximately 134 acres. That's the 45 land -- the area that's shaded in green on the map. 46 47 The Town of Brookhaven by resolution number 2091-0669 has agreed to 48 a 50/50 partnership with the County for this acquisition. The 49 rating for this is 33 points. 50 51 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 52 And nothing that you just mentioned would preclude a trail. 53 54 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 55 No, not that I'm aware of. 56

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1 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 2 Like a walking, hiking trail. 3 4 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 5 No. 6 7 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 8 Okay. Legislator Anker. 9 10 LEG. ANKER: 11 It looks like it has been disturbed. What was there before? 12 13 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 14 We're not sure of the former use at this point. 15 16 LEG. ANKER: 17 Has it been tested for sand mining or dumping or anything like 18 that? 19 20 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 21 This is an appraisal steps resolution so that would occur during 22 the phase II environmental site assessment further down in the 23 process. 24 25 LEG. ANKER: 26 Okay. 27 28 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 29 Looks like sand mining. All right. Legislator Krupski. 30 31 LEG. KRUPSKI: 32 Just to be clear, on the adjacent parcels, there's a yellow 33 diagonal; is that state-owned? 34 35 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 36 The diagonal piece is owned by the County. 37 38 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 39 The green? 40 41 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 42 The green -- it's in green. 43 44 LEG. KRUPSKI: 45 Okay. Potato, patata. And what about to the south of the proposed 46 acquisition, the hashmarks; what's going on there? I'm just 47 troubled with the legend, I'm sorry. 48 49 MS. KANGAS: 50 The hashmarks where the proposed acquisition is, that's the 51 compatible growth area. And north of there is the core. So, it's 52 right on the border. 53 54 LEG. KRUPSKI: 55 But still in private ownership. 56

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1 MS. KANGAS: 2 Right now, yes, that property's still in private ownership. 3 4 LEG. KRUPSKI: 5 Is this on the Master List? 6 7 MS. KANGAS: 8 No. 9 10 LEG. KRUPSKI: 11 Thank you. 12 13 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 14 Okay. We have a motion and a second. All those in favor? 15 Opposed? Abstentions? 1867 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. 16 ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 17 18 Introductory Resolution 1876, Authorizing the acquisition of land 19 under the New Enhanced Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection 20 Program 2014 Referendum land purchases for Open Space Preservation 21 (CP 8732.210) - for the Silver Ridge Homes, Inc. Property 22 Patchogue River Wetlands addition - Town of Brookhaven - (SCTM Nos. 23 0200-892.00-02.00-044.000, 0200-892.00-02.00-046.000 and 24 0200-892.00-02.00-048.000). (Co. Exec.). I'll make a motion; 25 seconded by Legislator Fleming. On the motion. 26 27 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 28 So, this property is located in the Hamlet of North Patchogue, Town 29 of Brookhaven. Proposed acquisition consists of three parcels and 30 totals 0.51 acres in size. It was -- this property was identified 31 on the Comprehensive Master List. The County owns approximately 88 32 acres in this environmentally sensitive watershed. The rating for 33 this is 53 points. And this is an acquisition resolution. The 34 total acquisition cost is $23,739. 35 36 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 37 Okay. We have a motion and a second. All those in favor? 38 Opposed? Abstentions? 1876 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. 39 ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 40 41 Introductory Resolution 1886, Accepting and appropriating 42 additional 50% State grant funds from the New York State Department 43 of Environmental Conservation in the amount of $1.5 million for the 44 Suffolk County Septic/Cesspool Upgrade Program Enterprise II SCUPE 45 II administered by the Suffolk County Department of Health 46 Services, Division of Environmental Quality and to execute grant 47 related agreements. (Co. Exec.). I'll make a motion; seconded by 48 Legislator Fleming. All those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 49 It's approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 50 51 Introductory Resolution 1887, Accepting and appropriating 50% 52 federal grant funds from the United States Environmental Protection 53 Agency in the amount of $40,000 for the Peconic Estuary Program 54 (“PEP”) administered by the Suffolk County Department of Health 55 Services and to execute grant related agreements. (Co. Exec.). 56 Motion by Legislator Krupski; seconded by Legislator Fleming.

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1 LEG. FLEMING: 2 If I could be listed as a cosponsor. 3 4 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 5 List Legislator Fleming as a cosponsor. You can throw me on there, 6 too, if you want. That'll be good. Such a good program. All 7 those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1887 is approved. (VOTE: 8 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 9 10 Introductory Resolution 1915, Amending Resolution No. 774-2016 in 11 connection with a living shoreline demonstration project within the 12 Town of Southold (CP 8710.417). (Co. Exec.). Motion by Legislator 13 Krupski; seconded by Legislator Fleming. On the motion, Legislator 14 Krupski. 15 16 LEG. KRUPSKI: 17 I want to thank Director Lansdale for her diligence in working with 18 the town on this project. 19 20 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 21 Excellent. We have a motion and a second. All those in favor? 22 Opposed? Abstentions? 1915 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. 23 ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 24 25 Introductory Resolution 1918, Amending the 2019 Capital Budget and 26 Program and appropriating funds in connection with the Peconic Bay 27 Estuary Program (CP 8235). (Co. Exec.). Motion by Legislator 28 Krupski; seconded by Legislator Fleming. All those in favor? All 29 opposed? Any abstentions? 30 31 LEG. FLEMING: 32 On the motion. 33 34 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 35 On the motion. There was the 50% grant. There were two. So -- 36 37 LEG. FLEMING: 38 Sorry. 39 40 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 41 -- we can both be cosponsors on this one as well. Okay. Motion, 42 second. All those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1918 is 43 approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 44 45 Introductory Resolution 1929, Making a SEQRA determination in 46 connection with the proposed improvements to CR 101, Sills Road 47 from Dunton Avenue to New York State Route 27 Sunrise Highway North 48 Service Road, Town of Brookhaven. (Pres. Off.). Motion by 49 Legislator Krupski; seconded by myself. All those in favor? 50 Opposed? Abstentions? 1929 is -- 51 52 LEG. KRUPSKI: 53 Can I -- 54 55 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 56 -- not quite approved.

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1 LEG. KRUPSKI: 2 Thank you. 3 4 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 5 On the motion, Legislator Krupski. 6 7 LEG. KRUPSKI: 8 Is there in connection with the State's proposal to -- this is 9 Dunton Avenue. This isn't by Barnes Road. Does this have any 10 connection to the project with Barnes Road and -- Mr. Tyson? Does 11 this have any connection with Barnes Road? The project with 12 Sunrise Highway? 13 14 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 15 Right now we're talking about 1929 on a SEQRA determination. 16 17 ACTING COMMISSIONER TYSON: 18 Right. I believe this is immediately adjacent to the corridor that 19 we will be upgrading on 101, so, it is conceivable, yes. 20 21 LEG. KRUPSKI: 22 I didn't understand that, I'm sorry. 23 24 ACTING COMMISSIONER TYSON: 25 So, yes, the area that we are upgrading, or plan to upgrade on 26 County Road 101, does extend from Sunrise Highway down to Dunton. 27 So I can verify for it you, but I believe it is related to it. 28 29 LEG. KRUPSKI: 30 Okay. Thank you. 31 32 ACTING COMMISSIONER TYSON: 33 Okay. 34 35 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 36 So we had a motion and a second. We all voted in favor. Now I'm 37 calling the vote; that it is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: 38 LEG. CILMI) 39 40 Introductory Resolution 1930, Authorizing an appraisal from the 41 purchase of Development Rights of Farmland under the Suffolk County 42 Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by Local Law No. 43 24-2007, Dorothy P. Flint 4-H Camp - Town of Riverhead (SCTM No. 44 0600-041.00-01.00-015.000 p/o). (Krupski). 45 46 LEG. KRUPSKI: 47 Motion. 48 49 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 50 Motion by Legislator Krupski; seconded by Legislator Muratore. On 51 the motion. 52 53 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 54 If I may, I would request a tabling of this as we -- the County is 55 working with Nassau County to understand the fundamental basics of 56 the transaction and whether, in fact, Nassau County could sell this

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1 property as it was conveyed to them originally. So we're 2 requesting tabling just one cycle to really -- I've made a request 3 to our County Attorney's Office to look into the information that's 4 been gathered by our Department of Real Estate in terms of chain of 5 title to resolve some questions that we have in our minds and in 6 the minds of Nassau County. 7 8 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 9 Legislator Krupski. 10 11 LEG. KRUPSKI: 12 So, Director Lansdale, how long has Nassau County been interested 13 in selling this for? Because from my understanding it's been over 14 a year that Nassau County's been agreeable to looking into this 15 sale. 16 17 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 18 I've become aware since July. That was when I was contacted. 19 20 LEG. KRUPSKI: 21 And then this went through Suffolk County Farmland Committee. 22 23 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 24 It did. 25 26 LEG. KRUPSKI: 27 And it was approved. And at that time there weren't any objections 28 to any of this. So, where did -- suddenly where did these 29 objections come from? 30 31 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 32 These questions, not objections, but questions came up through a 33 series of conversations with Nassau County and their legal team. 34 35 LEG. KRUPSKI: 36 Nassau County legal team, did they sign an authorization to have it 37 go through the Farmland Committee? 38 39 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 40 They did. They signed an application. 41 42 LEG. KRUPSKI: 43 And so they willingly signed it. And at the time were they sure 44 that they could sell the development rights or not? 45 46 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 47 I can't speak for what Nassau County officials were thinking at the 48 time when they signed the application. 49 50 LEG. KRUPSKI: 51 So, after it went through Farmland Committee, at what point did it 52 come to your attention that now Nassau County is getting, I don't 53 know if you say cold feet or second thoughts or -- what happened 54 between Farmland Committee and today to make Nassau County -- how 55 are you aware that Nassau County is now having second thoughts? 56

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1 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 2 I was asked by an official in Nassau County to participate in two 3 conference calls with attorneys from Nassau County as well as 4 Counsel from Suffolk County. 5 6 LEG. KRUPSKI: 7 And you participated on the conference calls? 8 9 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 10 Yes. And I affirmed the Farmland Committee's determination that 11 commercial farming is occurring on the property that's subject to 12 this particular resolution IR 1930. 13 14 LEG. KRUPSKI: 15 And who's the attorney from Suffolk County representing Suffolk 16 County on these conference calls? 17 18 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 19 Robert Braun. 20 21 LEG. KRUPSKI: 22 And he's not here today. 23 24 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 25 No. 26 27 LEG. KRUPSKI: 28 Would he have any -- and who are the attorneys from Nassau County 29 who are trying to -- and, again, was there a consistent, like, 30 story from Nassau County, "Yes, we're going to sell development 31 rights to Suffolk County" and then they changed their mind? Is 32 there a consistent -- I'm just trying to figure out what happened 33 in the meantime. 34 35 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 36 There were questions regarding the fundamental ability of whether 37 Nassau County could, in fact, sell their development rights or sell 38 property regarding the covenants the way in which Nassau County 39 acquired the property. So, I'm simply requesting a tabling. 40 41 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 42 Yeah, I'm going to make a motion to table. I guess I have one 43 pretty basic question. This is not a park, right? 44 45 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 46 No, there are other parts to the property. This is a large 47 property. And this was considered to be one part of possibly other 48 acquisitions. So, potentially a parkland acquisition for an 49 adjacent piece of property. This entire parcel is 140 acres. 50 51 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 52 Yes. But it does not have parkland designation for Nassau County. 53 It's not within Nassau County's borders. Nassau County owns it. 54 It's been being used as a 4-H Camp. 55 56

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1 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 2 4-H. 3 4 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 5 But we use parkland as a camp. 6 7 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 8 We do. 9 10 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 11 So, you know, it was possible this could have been parkland. But 12 that's not the case. I just find it very odd that -- are they 13 going to use the money for parks or are they going to shore up 14 their General Fund, maybe. (Laughter) Anyways, I just -- I think 15 we should get more information for sure before we're willing to 16 appraise it. 17 18 LEG. KRUPSKI: 19 Before you call the vote, I have another question. 20 21 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 22 Sure. 23 24 LEG. KRUPSKI: 25 So, during the conversation for months, Peconic Land Trust has been 26 involved working with Nassau County and, I believe, working with 27 Suffolk County; is that true? 28 29 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 30 Yes. 31 32 LEG. KRUPSKI: 33 And what is their role here today? 34 35 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 36 I don't know if they have a role at this point. They were engaged 37 by Nassau County. They had an agreement. I'm not sure what the 38 terms of that agreement were or are. And I can certainly report 39 back to the Committee. 40 41 LEG. KRUPSKI: 42 All right. It'd be good to get their information because I believe 43 they did the title search. Because obviously from the beginning, 44 Kara, to your point, if it's preserved as parkland already by the 45 County, it's impossible for them to sell it. So that I believe is 46 the first step towards any kind of decision making on the future of 47 140 acres on Long Island Sound. 48 49 There's a lot of -- I have to say there's a lot of people -- 50 there's a big Reeves Park Community adjacent to this parcel who 51 really would be behind the preservation of it. They know about it. 52 It's been in the news. They're well aware of the potential for 53 preservation. There's a very active Save Sound Avenue group that 54 would be, you know, very supportive of saving this parcel. And I'm 55 sure there's a number of environmental groups who would be very 56 interested in not seeing this parcel developed.

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1 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 2 It would be wonderful if Nassau County could donate it or put it 3 into park preserve and then we won't have to worry about that. I 4 mean -- 5 6 LEG. KRUPSKI: 7 I haven't had any discussion with the other County. 8 9 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 10 Legislator Anker. 11 12 LEG. ANKER: 13 But, again, I just want clarification because it's -- it's a 145.53 14 acre parcel. And we're looking for farmland development rights, 15 but it looks like it's mainly -- would be open space. Is that 16 wooded area the hundred plus acres? 17 18 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 19 The wooded area, yes, would be -- is not the subject of the 20 resolution that's before you today regarding the purchase of 21 farmland development rights. 22 23 LEG. ANKER: 24 Okay. Thirty-two acres of the 145. 25 26 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 27 Right. And I also want to add that this is on our Master List for 28 open space. 29 30 LEG. KRUPSKI: 31 And, Sarah, to your question, there have been a lot of different 32 uses of this parcel. I know ROTC uses it. The East End units use 33 it for their basic leadership training. So, it's not just Nassau 34 County who has been using this as a 4-H camp. 35 36 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 37 And that's been farmed -- that portion's been farmed for how long? 38 The part that we're buying the farmland development rights for? 39 And it's actively being used right now for farming. 40 41 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 42 The applicant states that the PDR areas have been in continuous 43 agricultural production for over a century. 44 45 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 46 Continuous. 47 48 LEG. KRUPSKI: 49 It's right across from the research lab; right on the road. 50 51 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 52 I've been there. I just -- if Nassau County owns it, are they 53 renting it? 54 55 LEG. KRUPSKI: 56 (Nodding in the affirmative)

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1 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 2 Okay. They're renting it to farmers, this portion of it, which 3 they can continue to do. 4 5 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 6 It's currently in production for vegetables, flowers, eggs, fruits 7 and utilized for a commercial equine operation. 8 9 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 10 That piece? 11 12 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 13 Yes, the farm area. 14 15 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 16 In my mind it's just very unusual because it's owned by an equal 17 government entity to us, which, you know, to sell -- well, we've 18 done it. We've purchased from a school district once before so 19 there's -- that's slightly different than a county government 20 saying they're going to sell property, you know, we're neighbors. 21 We should talk to them, not a hundred and some odd acres, thank 22 you. But, okay. 23 24 We have a motion to table and a second at the moment. And we have 25 a motion to approve and a second? Okay, so the tabling motion goes 26 first. All those in favor of tabling just to find out more 27 information? (Indicating) 28 29 LEG. FLEMING: 30 (Indicating) 31 32 LEG. ANKER: 33 (Indicating) 34 35 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 36 And opposed to tabling? 37 38 LEG. KRUPSKI: 39 (Indicating) 40 41 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 42 Abstentions to tabling? Okay, so the tabling motion passes. 43 (VOTE: 4-1-0-1. OPPOSED: LEG. KRUPSKI. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 44 And we'll get more information and, Al, we'll talk about it. 45 46 LEG. KRUPSKI: 47 I'd like to see that -- if we could ask our Planning Director to do 48 more than talk about it. If we could -- is there going to be -- 49 what's the next steps here as far as -- because if Nassau County 50 was interested in preservation at some point, I still don't 51 understand why they wouldn't be still interested in preservation. 52 And all the community groups out there are still interested in 53 seeing this parcel preserved. So, what's the next steps? 54 55 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 56 So the next steps are to convene a meeting actually with PLT and

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1 Nassau County and Suffolk County to sit down face-to-face and sort 2 through these issues; and also request of PLT any underlying legal 3 research that they have, in fact, conducted. I don't believe that 4 we are in receipt of that information regarding the fundamental 5 questions that have been recently raised. 6 7 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 8 I also think our County Executive should reach out to the Nassau 9 County Executive and talk directly about this. 10 11 LEG. KRUPSKI: 12 What would give you an indication it hasn't happened? 13 14 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 15 I don't know. I just think -- has that happened? 16 17 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 18 I don't know. 19 20 LEG. KRUPSKI: 21 So, are the County Executives going to be involved in the future 22 discussions? 23 24 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 25 We will certainly keep -- I will keep the County Executive 26 informed. 27 28 LEG. KRUPSKI: 29 Will he be invited to the meeting? 30 31 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 32 Yes. 33 34 LEG. KRUPSKI: 35 Will the Legislators be invited to the meeting? 36 37 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 38 If you're interested, we can invite -- extend an invitation. 39 40 LEG. KRUPSKI: 41 Thank you. I'm very interested. Appreciate that. 42 43 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 44 Yes, me, too, quite frankly. Okay. That was 1930, which was 45 tabled for one cycle just to understand. 46 47 Introductory Resolution 1931, Authorizing appraisal of land under 48 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 49 Local Law No. 24-2007, Villas at Roanoke, LLC. - Town of Riverhead 50 (SCTM No. 0600-008.00-02.00-004.000) (Krupski). 51 52 LEG. KRUPSKI: 53 Motion to approve. 54 55 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 56 I'll second the motion. On the motion.

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1 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 2 This is in the Hamlet of Northville, Town of Riverhead. The parcel 3 totals 11.2 acres in size. It's adjacent to the North Fork 4 Preserve County Park where the County owns 361 acres. The rating 5 for this is 31 points. 6 7 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 8 Sorry, it's hard to see what's up on the -- 9 10 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 11 So, it's the parcel immediately adjacent to the North Fork 12 Preserve. 13 14 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 15 So the North Fork Preserve is the big green area. 16 17 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 18 It is, yes. And then the parcel that has a yellow and red outline 19 is the subject parcel. 20 21 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 22 So, how does this get us -- does this get us any closer to beach 23 access? We had talked in the past about being able to walk on the 24 trail, Sound Shore Road. And was there a town access point where 25 maybe anyone who comes in and stays at the North Fork Preserve may 26 be able to ride a bicycle through the trails and find their way to 27 the beach. 28 29 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 30 This is still south of Sound Shore Road. 31 32 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 33 Yes. No, I get that. But there was a town -- I thought there was 34 a town -- 35 36 LEG. KRUPSKI: 37 There is but it's to the east. So, this doesn't get you any -- you 38 still have to get to there. Yeah, you have to go past it. 39 40 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 41 Is the town park that pink all the way over? 42 43 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 44 Yes. 45 46 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 47 Okay. 48 49 LEG. KRUPSKI: 50 By you mean blue, yes; same color as your coat. 51 52 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 53 In your eyes. (Laughter) 54 55 LEG. KRUPSKI: 56 But it's all preserved farmland, right, to the south of the parcel

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1 and to the east of the North Fork Preserve. So it fills in the 2 block of preservation whether it's open space or farmland. 3 4 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 5 And it's how many acres, again? 6 7 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 8 Eleven point two. 9 10 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 11 Good. But it could have a trail on it; walking trail and all that? 12 13 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 14 (Nodding head yes) 15 16 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 17 All right. Any other questions? All those in favor? Opposed? 18 Abstentions? 1931 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. 19 CILMI) 20 21 Introductory Resolution 1936, Authorizing appraisal of land under 22 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 23 Local Law No. 24-2007, Active Recreation Component, Tremont Avenue 24 property, Town of Brookhaven (SCTM No. 0200-838.00-03.00-001.000). 25 (Calarco). 26 27 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 28 So we're requesting that this is tabled. We're still requesting -- 29 we're still waiting for information from the sponsor. He's made 30 requests to the Town of Brookhaven for a concept plan and 31 resolution. 32 33 LEG. FLEMING: 34 Motion to table. 35 36 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 37 Can we pass over this one just for a moment if everyone's okay with 38 that? 39 40 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 41 Sure. 42 43 LEG. FLEMING: 44 I'll withdraw my motion. 45 46 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 47 Introductory Resolution 1943, Authorizing appraisal of land under 48 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 49 Local Law No. 24-2007, Active Recreation Component, Mach Holding 50 Corp. Town of Babylon (SCTM No. 0100-189.00-03.00-001.000 and 51 0100-189.00-03.00-098.000). (McCaffrey). I'll make a motion; 52 seconded by Legislator Muratore for the purposes of discussion. On 53 the motion. 54 55 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 56 So this property is located in the Hamlet of Copiague, Town of

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1 Babylon. Property consists of two parcels that total 0.16 acres. 2 Town of Babylon approved a resolution, resolution number 693 on 3 November 7th this year, stating that they will improve and maintain 4 the property as a hamlet park with access to all Suffolk residents. 5 And it also states in the resolution that they will enter into a 6 50/50 county-town partnership for the acquisition -- the cost of 7 acquisition. The rating for this hamlet park -- hamlet 8 park/historic cultural park is 44 points. 9 10 LEG. KRUPSKI: 11 50/50. 12 13 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 14 It was amended that it's no longer active recreation, Counsel? 15 16 MS. SIMPSON: 17 Correct. It was amended yesterday. They've been going back and 18 forth with the town on whether or not they wanted it as open space 19 preservation or hamlet park and they settled on hamlet parks. So, 20 it was amended yesterday in conformance with that. 21 22 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 23 So, and just to note, if I may, we have on this resolution the 24 concept plan and we have a town board resolution at an appraisal 25 step process for a hamlet park. 26 27 LEG. KRUPSKI: 28 That's your requirement. 29 30 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 31 Yes. 32 33 LEG. KRUPSKI: 34 That's very helpful. Thank you. 35 36 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 37 But to the point, because we don't often get to discuss the fine 38 details and differences between active and hamlet, what exactly 39 will not be allowed if it's not active parkland but it's hamlet? 40 41 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 42 You know what, I'd like to be able to answer that, talk with staff 43 and answer that question more fully at the next EPA Committee if 44 that's okay. 45 46 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 47 Do you think you'd be able to answer it more fully at the full 48 Legislature? 49 50 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 51 Be happy to. 52 53 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 54 Because this is appraisal. 55 56

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1 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 2 Yes. 3 4 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 5 Do you think -- Legislator Muratore, would you happen to know if 6 Legislator McCaffrey would be okay with tabling a cycle; or do you 7 think he would prefer we discharge without recommendation and -- 8 9 LEG. MURATORE: 10 No, why don't we table it now so we can reach out to him and get it 11 straightened so we don't have to worry about any problems at the 12 open meeting. 13 14 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 15 Okay. So, I'll make a motion to table. We're on 1943, correct? 16 1943 we'll table for one cycle to get that information. I'll make 17 a motion to table; seconded by Legislator Muratore. 18 19 LEG. KRUPSKI: 20 On the motion. 21 22 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 23 On the motion, Legislator. 24 25 LEG. KRUPSKI: 26 What are we trying to straighten out? I don't understand this. 27 28 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 29 So, I asked the question -- there was back and forth between the 30 County and the town. 31 32 LEG. KRUPSKI: 33 Suffolk County. 34 35 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 36 Yes. And I wanted to understand what wouldn't be allowed on this 37 property that might have been allowed if it was active, if it was 38 purchased with active park dollars. I wanted to fully understand 39 the difference between, because we don't often discuss the 40 nitty-gritty and differences between active and hamlet and why 41 would a town want to switch this. 42 43 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 44 I can answer that generally for you. 45 46 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 47 Okay. 48 49 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 50 So, an active park is one that has ball fields, for instance. 51 52 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 53 For instance. 54 55 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 56 For instance.

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1 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 2 But a marina -- 3 4 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 5 Well, this is not a marina. This is -- this is -- the proposed use 6 is more consistent with a hamlet park, which they're proposing 7 benches and a gazebo. 8 9 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 10 Am I wrong that we're looking at the waterway or is that a parking 11 lot? 12 13 LEG. KRUPSKI: 14 I think it's a road, isn't it? 15 16 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 17 We're looking at the parcels that are outlined in yellow and red. 18 19 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 20 Sorry, I was look at the hash blue. 21 22 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 23 No, we're not looking at the marina. 24 25 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 26 I've only been doing this for eight years where it's always been 27 yellow with red but -- 28 29 LEG. KRUPSKI: 30 Well, so maybe you got blue in the pink thing, you gotta reconsider 31 that also. 32 33 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 34 Maybe I'm developing color blindness as we speak. 35 36 LEG. KRUPSKI: 37 Contagious. 38 39 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 40 Okay. So, back to hamlet park versus active. So, that makes a lot 41 more sense to me. I was confused that maybe there would be 42 something if it had been a marina, water property that was getting 43 left out. And they don't -- it doesn't make any sense to have ball 44 fields there. Is there anything else that an active park would 45 allow that a hamlet wouldn't? 46 47 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 48 A playground. 49 50 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 51 You can't have a playground on a hamlet park? 52 53 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 54 This is very tiny, this parcel. It's 0.16 acres in size. 55 56

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1 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 2 Okay, I'm okay with it getting out of Committee. So, I'm going to 3 withdraw my tabling motion. We had a motion to approve or no? 4 5 MS. ELLIS: 6 No. 7 8 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 9 No. I'll make a motion to approve; seconded by Legislator Krupski. 10 All those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1943 is approved. 11 (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI). I apologize for the 12 confusing the slash marks with the yellow. Thank you. 13 14 I'm going to go back to 1936. I spoke to the -- well, didn't speak 15 but texted the sponsor. So, Introductory Resolution 1936, 16 Authorizing appraisal of land under the Suffolk County Drinking 17 Water Protection Program, as amended by Local Law No. 24-2007, 18 Active Recreation Component, Tremont Avenue property, Town of 19 Brookhaven (SCTM No. 0200-838.00-03.00-001.000). (Calarco). I'll 20 make a motion to table; seconded by Legislator Anker. All those in 21 favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1936 is tabled. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. 22 ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 23 24 Introductory Resolution 1946, Authorizing appraisal of land under 25 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 26 Local Law No. 24-2007, Van Middelem property, Town of Brookhaven 27 (SCTM No. 0200-068.00-04.00-006.000). (Anker). Motion by 28 Legislator Anker; seconded by myself. On the motion. 29 30 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 31 This property is located in the Hamlet of Mt. Sinai in the Town of 32 Brookhaven. The parcel totals 5.7 acres in size. And it's 33 outlined in yellow and red. The purple parcels are Town of 34 Brookhaven; and the green parcels that are shaded in green are 35 Suffolk County parcels. There's a yellow parcel just to the north 36 of this Suffolk parcel that is currently in acquisition. It's in 37 the acquisition process by Suffolk County. So, it's 5.7 acres in 38 size. It's across Shore Road from the Chandler Estate and where 39 the County owns approximately 41 acres on Mt. Sinai Harbor. The 40 rating for this is 26 points. 41 42 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 43 On the motion, Legislator Krupski. Did we get a motion and a 44 second? Yes, on the motion, Legislator Krupski. 45 46 LEG. KRUPSKI: 47 Are there any trail systems on any of that other previously 48 preserved land? 49 50 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 51 Put it on the record, Legislator Anker. 52 53 LEG. ANKER: 54 Yes, there are trails. Chandler Estate, again, how many acres is 55 Chandler Estate? 56

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1 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 2 Forty-one acres. 3 4 LEG. ANKER: 5 So throughout the Chandler Estate, there's a number of trails and 6 -- that actually extends down to the beach so you can actually 7 reach Mt. Sinai Harbor from there. And, again, the owner of the 8 property is very eager to sell and preserve it for open space. 9 10 LEG. KRUPSKI: 11 Can you connect the two between the green and then to the blue 12 parcel, if these two acquisitions -- is it two acquisitions I'm 13 looking at? 14 15 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 16 One's in process. 17 18 LEG. KRUPSKI: 19 The little trapezoid one at the top is in process? 20 21 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 22 That's right, yes. 23 24 LEG. KRUPSKI: 25 Okay. And then that connects to the -- almost -- it looks like it 26 almost connects to the proposed acquisition. 27 28 LEG. ANKER: 29 Right. There's Shore Road. It crosses Shore Road and then -- and 30 also you see south of it is Brookhaven Town has quite a large open 31 space parcel, too. So, that all connects. Well, it will connect 32 if we do acquire these parcels. 33 34 LEG. KRUPSKI: 35 Thank you. 36 37 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 38 And which hopefully this will start to happen soon. It would be 39 really wonderful to see the maps from the Comprehensive Water 40 Resources Management -- the subwatersheds maps. Because I'm sure 41 this is critical. This falls into a critical area for the Mt. 42 Sinai Harbor I would imagine, so. In the future those maps will be 43 very informative for this Committee to see right in this packet. 44 45 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 46 Great. We'll work with the Suffolk County Department of Health 47 Services to get those maps over and incorporate those into our 48 presentation. 49 50 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 51 Thank you. 52 53 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 54 Thanks. 55 56

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1 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 2 We have a motion and a second. All those in favor? Opposed? 3 Abstentions? 1946 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. 4 CILMI) 5 6 Introductory Resolution 1956, Making a SEQRA determination in 7 connection with the proposed improvements to CR 97, Nicolls Road, 8 at New York State Route 25A, CP 5512, Town of Brookhaven. (Pres. 9 Off.). Motion by Legislator Muratore; seconded by myself. All 10 those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1956 is approved. (VOTE: 11 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 12 13 Okay. 1957, Making a revised SEQRA determination in connection 14 with the revised project formerly known as the Sanitary Pumping 15 Station and Force Main Piping System for the planned Ronkonkoma Hub 16 Development, Town of Brookhaven, Town of Islip, Village of 17 Islandia. (Pres. Off.). Anyone want to touch this one? Motion by 18 Legislator Muratore; second by myself. So I just have a question 19 because I must have missed this CEQ meeting when I had surgery. 20 Just remind me what the revised project is now doing. I know, it's 21 a SEQRA determination but -- 22 23 ACTING COMMISSIONER TYSON: 24 Good afternoon. 25 26 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 27 Good afternoon. Thank you for being here. 28 29 ACTING COMMISSIONER TYSON: 30 My pleasure. So, initially there was plans to construct a force 31 main from the Ronkonkoma Hub TOD to connect to sewer district 3. 32 It was originally planned on Johnson Avenue to be through the pipe 33 jacking method. Unfortunately, though, since the project started, 34 I guess it was 2016, in 2018 there were new groundwater readings 35 that were taken and the groundwater table was seen to have risen. 36 So in the vicinity of Lakeland Park, instead of the pipe jacking, 37 there'll have to be an open cut trench method instead in that area 38 for approximately a hundred feet. 39 40 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 41 Say no more. Okay, thank you. So, you're not re-routing like ten 42 miles somewhere -- good, okay. And we do have another question by 43 Legislator Fleming. 44 45 LEG. FLEMING: 46 Sorry. That's just interesting. You say that groundwater -- water 47 table has risen? 48 49 ACTING COMMISSIONER TYSON: 50 Yes, it apparently rose three to four feet in that area over the 51 two years. 52 53 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 54 That's a lot to rise in two years, right? 55 56

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1 LEG. KRUPSKI: 2 We were in a historic drought at the time for about three years. 3 And so I know at Brookhaven National Lab, they've been following it 4 and it's come up quite a bit to now closer to historic levels. 5 6 LEG. FLEMING: 7 And it's confined to just this area, that phenomenon? 8 9 LEG. KRUPSKI: 10 No, it's all over Long Island. Yeah, well, the water table was low 11 for a number of years. 12 13 LEG. FLEMING: 14 Okay, thank you. 15 16 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 17 Thank you. We have a motion and a second. All those in favor? 18 Opposed? Abstentions? 1957 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. 19 ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 20 21 Introductory Resolution 1987, Authorizing the acquisition of land 22 under the New Enhanced Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection 23 Program 2014 Referendum land purchases for Open Space Preservation 24 (CP 8732.210) - for the T&S Builders, Inc. Property Patchogue 25 River Wetlands addition - Town of Brookhaven (SCTM No. 26 0200-892.00-02.00-043.000). (Co. Exec.). I'll make a motion; 27 seconded by Legislator Fleming. All those in favor? On the 28 motion, go ahead. 29 30 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 31 This received a rating of 53 points. The parcel totals 0.11 acres 32 in size. It's highlighted in the yellow, red outline. It's near 33 to County acquisitions already. And it's on the Comprehensive 34 Master List for open space. And the parcels outlined in red are 35 acquisitions that are in progress right now. The total purchase 36 price for this is $5,166. 37 38 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 39 Okay. So, we have a motion and a second. Any questions? All 40 those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1987 is approved. (VOTE: 41 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 42 43 Introductory Resolution 1988, Authorizing the acquisition of 44 Farmland Development Rights under the New Suffolk County ¼% 45 Drinking Water Protection Program (effective December 1, 2007) for 46 the Pappalardo property Roy Don Farms - Town of Riverhead (SCTM No. 47 0600-100.00-01.00-015.002 p/o). (Co. Exec.). Motion by Legislator 48 Krupski; seconded by myself. All those in favor? Opposed? 49 Abstentions? 1988 is approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. 50 CILMI) 51 52 Introductory Resolution 1989, Amending the 2019 Capital Budget and 53 appropriating PAYGO funds in connection with the New Suffolk County 54 1/4% Drinking Water Protection Program for Environmental Protection 55 for Land Acquisitions (CP 8714.211). (Co. Exec.). Motion by 56 Legislator Krupski; seconded by Legislator Fleming. All those in

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1 favor? Opposed? On the motion, Legislator Krupski. 2 3 LEG. KRUPSKI: 4 Thank you. So this is the money from 2017? 5 6 MS. HALLORAN: 7 2018. 8 9 LEG. KRUPSKI: 10 This is the 2018 money. 11 12 MS. HALLORAN: 13 The 2018 actual net revenue. 14 15 LEG. KRUPSKI: 16 Okay, thank you. 17 18 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 19 Thank you. All those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1989 is 20 approved. (VOTE: 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 21 22 Introductory Resolution 1991, Authorizing appraisal of land under 23 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 24 Local Law No. 24-2007 Mastic/Shirley Conservation area (SCTM No. 25 0200-980.60-17.00-031.000) Town of Brookhaven. (Co. Exec.). Motion 26 by Legislator Krupski; seconded by myself. On the motion. 27 28 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 29 This parcel is in the Hamlet of Mastic Beach; totals 0.22 acres in 30 size. It's located within the Mastic-Shirley Conservation area and 31 it received a rating of 56 points. 32 33 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 34 All those in favor? 35 36 LEG. KRUPSKI: 37 I have a question. 38 39 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 40 On the motion, Legislator Krupski. 41 42 LEG. KRUPSKI: 43 So, this is in the Mastic-Shirley Conservation area. And we're 44 acquiring these parcels to let them be restored to wetland areas 45 for storm resiliency; is that correct? 46 47 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 48 Yes. 49 50 LEG. KRUPSKI: 51 Is anyone looking at -- and I don't know how this area was affected 52 by -- it was almost a non-storm we had yesterday and yet I think 53 most of us saw what happened in Hampton Bays on Dune Road. Is 54 anyone looking at water -- either water table levels in this area 55 because we are out of that drought now; and any changes to that? 56 Is anyone actually following the trend of sea level rise and the

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1 effects of this area or not? And if so how, how are we doing it? 2 3 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 4 Yes. We have convened -- we are in the process of convening a 5 meeting with town nature conservancy and the County to look at 6 whether we need to revise our Mastic-Shirley Conservation Area 7 boundary as it relates to the new data that we received regarding 8 sea level rise, climate change and the Superstorm Sandy, the areas 9 that were impacted by Superstorm Sandy. 10 11 LEG. KRUPSKI: 12 Are you involving USGS on that also or not? 13 14 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 15 We can. 16 17 LEG. KRUPSKI: 18 And the Acting Commissioner of DPW, I think he left, I was going to 19 ask him about the same impacts of the shoreline and I've asked them 20 to come in and give us a description of the FIMI project to see how 21 that's faring since the beginning of it 'til today. So this all 22 ties in, though, so thank you. 23 24 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 25 Okay. Thank you. 1991, we have a motion and a second. All those 26 in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1991 is approved. (VOTE: 27 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 28 29 Introductory Resolution 1992, Authorizing appraisal of land under 30 the Suffolk County Drinking Water Protection Program, as amended by 31 Local Law No. 24-2007 Lake Ronkonkoma County Park addition (SCTM 32 No. 0800-171.00-04.00-041.001) Town of Smithtown. (Co. Exec.). 33 Motion by Legislator Muratore; seconded by myself. On the motion. 34 35 DIRECTOR LANSDALE: 36 This parcel is located within the assemblage area known as the Lake 37 Ronkonkoma County Park where the County owns 250 acres. This 38 parcel totals 0.18 acres in size. It is mostly freshwater 39 wetlands. It received a rating of 64 points. 40 41 CHAIRPERSON HAHN: 42 You sure they don't want to give it to us? Sorry. Okay. All 43 those in favor? Opposed? Abstentions? 1992 is approved. (VOTE: 44 5-0-0-1. ABSENT: LEG. CILMI) 45 46 Seeing no further business before us, we are adjourned. 47 48 THE MEETING CONCLUDED AT 2:37 PM 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

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$ 1864 [2] - 4:44, 5:25 3 A 19:37, 19:38, 19:40, 1867 [2] - 5:28, 7:15 19:50, 20:40, 20:44 $23,739 [1] - 7:34 1876 [2] - 7:18, 7:38 3 [1] - 23:31 ability [1] - 11:36 Active [3] - 17:23, $40,000 [1] - 7:53 1886 [1] - 7:41 31 [1] - 16:5 able [5] - 3:26, 16:23, 17:49, 21:18 $5,166 [1] - 24:36 1887 [2] - 7:51, 8:7 33 [1] - 5:49 16:26, 18:42, 18:47 actively [1] - 13:39 1889 [2] - 2:17, 4:24 361 [1] - 16:4 absence [1] - 1:25 actual [1] - 25:13 0 19 [1] - 1:15 ABSENT [21] - 4:25, add [1] - 13:27 1915 [2] - 8:10, 8:22 4 5:26, 7:16, 7:39, 7:49, addition [5] - 2:32, 0.11 [1] - 24:31 1918 [2] - 8:25, 8:42 8:8, 8:23, 8:43, 9:37, 5:30, 7:22, 24:25, 0.16 [2] - 18:1, 20:54 1929 [3] - 8:45, 8:50, 4-1-0-1 [1] - 14:43 14:43, 17:18, 21:11, 26:31 0.18 [1] - 26:38 9:15 4-H [4] - 9:43, 11:54, 21:22, 23:3, 23:11, additional [1] - 7:42 0.22 [1] - 25:29 1930 [3] - 9:40, 12:2, 13:34 24:19, 24:41, 24:49, address [1] - 2:11 0.51 [1] - 7:30 11:12, 15:44 41 [1] - 21:39 25:20, 26:27, 26:44 adjacent [7] - 5:43, 0100-189.00-03.00- 1931 [2] - 15:47, 44 [1] - 18:8 abstentions [2] - 6:32, 9:18, 11:49, 001.000 [1] - 17:50 17:18 8:29, 14:42 12:50, 16:3, 16:11 0100-189.00-03.00- 1936 [4] - 17:21, 5 Abstentions [20] - adjourned [1] - 098.000) [1] - 17:51 21:14, 21:15, 21:21 4:24, 5:25, 7:15, 7:38, 26:46 0200-068.00-04.00- 1943 [4] - 17:47, 5-0-0-1 [20] - 4:25, 7:48, 8:7, 8:22, 8:42, administered [2] - 006.000) [1] - 21:27 19:15, 19:16, 21:10 5:26, 7:15, 7:38, 7:49, 8:50, 17:18, 21:10, 7:45, 7:54 0200-295.00-02.00- 1946 [2] - 21:24, 23:3 8:8, 8:22, 8:43, 9:37, 21:21, 23:3, 23:10, advice [1] - 4:30 006.001 [1] - 5:31 1956 [2] - 23:6, 23:10 17:18, 21:11, 21:21, 24:18, 24:40, 24:49, affected [1] - 25:51 23:3, 23:11, 24:18, 0200-751.00-01.00- 1957 [2] - 23:13, 25:19, 26:26, 26:43 affirmed [1] - 11:10 24:41, 24:49, 25:20, 007.001 [1] - 4:48 24:18 Accepting [2] - 7:41, afternoon [2] - 26:27, 26:44 0200-838.00-03.00- 1987 [2] - 24:21, 7:51 23:24, 23:27 5.7 [2] - 21:32, 21:37 001.000) [2] - 17:24, 24:40 access [3] - 16:23, Agency [1] - 7:53 50 [1] - 5:12 21:19 1988 [2] - 24:43, 16:24, 18:4 agreeable [1] - 10:14 0200-892.00-02.00- 24:49 50% [3] - 7:42, 7:51, acquire [2] - 5:40, agreed [1] - 5:47 8:35 043.000) [1] - 24:26 1989 [2] - 24:52, 22:32 agreement [2] - 0200-892.00-02.00- 25:19 50/50 [3] - 5:48, 18:6, acquired [1] - 11:39 12:37, 12:38 18:11 044.000 [1] - 7:23 1991 [3] - 25:22, acquiring [1] - 25:44 agreements [2] - 53 [2] - 7:33, 24:31 0200-892.00-02.00- 26:25, 26:26 acquisition [16] - 7:47, 7:55 5512 [1] - 23:8 046.000 [1] - 7:23 1992 [2] - 26:29, 4:44, 5:48, 6:46, 6:50, agricultural [1] - 56 [1] - 25:31 0200-892.00-02.00- 26:43 7:18, 7:29, 7:33, 7:34, 13:43 11:48, 18:6, 18:7, 048.000) [1] - 7:24 1:44 [1] - 2:1 AGRICULTURE [1] - 0200-980.60-17.00- 6 21:36, 21:37, 22:26, 1:1 24:21, 24:43 031.000 [1] - 25:25 2 Agriculture [2] - 64 [1] - 26:39 Acquisition [1] - 0600-008.00-02.00- 1:11, 2:5 [1] 693 [1] - 18:2 1:37 004.000 [1] - 15:50 20 - 5:13 ahead [1] - 24:28 Acquisitions [1] - 0600-041.00-01.00- 2007 [2] - 4:46, 24:45 Aide [3] - 1:40, 1:41, [2] 7 24:55 015.000 [1] - 9:44 2014 - 7:20, 24:23 1:42 2016 [1] - 23:34 acquisitions [5] - Al [2] - 1:21, 14:44 0600-100.00-01.00- 725 [1] - 1:14 2017 [1] - 25:4 11:48, 22:12, 24:33, allow [1] - 20:45 015.002 [1] - 24:47 774-2016 [1] - 8:10 2018 [4] - 23:34, 24:35 allowed [3] - 18:39, 0800-171.00-04.00- 7th [1] - 18:3 25:7, 25:10, 25:13 acre [2] - 5:5, 13:14 041.001 [1] - 26:32 19:36, 19:37 2019 [3] - 1:15, 8:25, acres [26] - 5:4, 5:10, almost [3] - 22:25, 8 5:36, 5:44, 7:30, 7:32, 1 24:52 22:26, 25:52 2091-0669 [1] - 5:47 11:49, 12:47, 13:16, ALSO [1] - 1:29 8235) [1] - 8:27 13:24, 14:21, 16:3, 1 [2] - 4:46, 24:45 21 [1] - 3:40 amended [12] - 5:29, 8710.417) [1] - 8:12 16:4, 17:5, 18:1, 1.5 [1] - 7:43 24-2007 [9] - 5:30, 9:42, 15:48, 17:22, 8714.211) [1] - 24:55 20:54, 21:32, 21:37, 1/4% [1] - 24:54 9:43, 15:49, 17:23, 17:48, 18:14, 18:17, 8732.210 [2] - 7:21, 21:39, 21:54, 22:2, 101 [3] - 8:46, 9:19, 17:49, 21:17, 21:26, 18:20, 21:17, 21:25, 24:24 24:31, 25:29, 26:37, 9:26 25:24, 26:31 25:23, 26:30 88 [1] - 7:31 26:38 11.2 [1] - 16:3 25 [3] - 3:39, 5:13, Amending [3] - 8:10, ACTING [6] - 9:17, 11.5 [1] - 5:4 5:21 8:25, 24:52 9 9:24, 9:32, 23:23, 12.5 [1] - 5:4 250 [1] - 26:37 amount [2] - 7:43, 23:29, 23:49 25A [2] - 3:53, 23:8 7:53 134 [1] - 5:44 97 [1] - 23:7 Acting [2] - 1:39, 140 [2] - 11:49, 12:47 26 [1] - 21:40 Amy [1] - 1:32 26:18 145 [1] - 13:24 27 [1] - 8:47 anecdotally [1] - 3:8 active [10] - 12:53, 145.53 [1] - 13:13 27th [1] - 5:14 ANKER [10] - 5:20, 18:14, 18:38, 18:39, 2:37 [1] - 26:48 6:10, 6:16, 6:25,

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13:12, 13:23, 14:32, AT [2] - 2:1, 26:48 blue [4] - 16:50, certainly [4] - 4:5, cleanup [1] - 3:15 21:53, 22:4, 22:28 ATTENDANCE [1] - 20:20, 20:30, 22:11 4:11, 12:38, 15:25 cleanups [4] - 3:34, Anker [8] - 1:22, 1:29 board [1] - 18:24 chain [1] - 10:4 3:52, 3:54, 4:9 1:41, 2:6, 6:8, 13:10, attention [1] - 10:52 border [1] - 6:52 Chair [1] - 1:21 clear [1] - 6:32 21:20, 21:28, 21:51 attorney [1] - 11:15 borders [1] - 11:53 CHAIRPERSON [96] Clerk/Legislature [1] Anker) [1] - 21:27 Attorney's [1] - 10:3 born [1] - 2:45 - 2:3, 2:25, 2:31, 2:39, - 1:32 answer [4] - 18:42, attorneys [2] - 11:3, bottle [1] - 3:39 2:54, 3:33, 3:50, 4:22, click [2] - 3:37, 3:38 18:43, 18:47, 19:44 11:28 boundary [1] - 26:7 4:36, 4:53, 5:17, 5:23, climate [1] - 26:8 Anyways [1] - 12:14 audience [1] - 2:11 Braun [1] - 11:19 5:51, 6:1, 6:7, 6:28, close [1] - 2:13 apologize [1] - 21:11 Auditorium [1] - 1:13 Bridget [1] - 1:24 6:38, 7:13, 7:36, 8:4, closer [2] - 16:22, app [1] - 3:34 authorization [1] - BRO [1] - 1:34 8:20, 8:34, 8:40, 8:55, 24:4 applicant [1] - 13:42 10:36 Brook [1] - 3:52 9:4, 9:14, 9:35, 9:49, Co [12] - 4:48, 5:31, application [2] - Authorizing [13] - Brook/Setauket [1] - 10:8, 11:41, 11:51, 7:24, 7:47, 7:55, 8:12, 10:40, 10:48 4:44, 5:28, 7:18, 9:40, 3:53 12:4, 12:10, 12:21, 8:27, 24:26, 24:47, Appointee/Single [1] 15:47, 17:21, 17:47, Brookhaven [22] - 13:1, 13:9, 13:36, 24:55, 25:25, 26:32 - 1:43 21:16, 21:24, 24:21, 4:47, 5:3, 5:31, 5:35, 13:45, 13:51, 14:1, coat [1] - 16:50 Appointing [1] - 2:17 24:43, 25:22, 26:29 5:47, 7:22, 7:29, 8:48, 14:9, 14:15, 14:35, cold [1] - 10:53 APPOINTMENT [1] - Avenue [6] - 8:47, 17:24, 17:30, 21:19, 14:41, 15:7, 15:14, Colleen [1] - 2:33 2:15 9:9, 12:53, 17:23, 21:26, 21:32, 21:34, 15:43, 15:55, 16:7, color [2] - 16:50, appointment [1] - 21:18, 23:32 22:30, 23:8, 23:16, 16:14, 16:21, 16:32, 20:34 2:17 aware [4] - 5:55, 24:3, 24:25, 25:25 16:40, 16:46, 16:52, coming [1] - 3:21 appraisal [12] - 5:28, 10:18, 10:55, 12:52 Budget [3] - 1:33, 17:4, 17:10, 17:16, commercial [2] - 6:21, 9:40, 15:47, 8:25, 24:52 17:36, 17:46, 18:13, 11:11, 14:7 18:36, 18:46, 18:53, 17:21, 17:47, 18:24, B Builders [1] - 24:24 COMMISSIONER [6] 19:4, 19:14, 19:22, 18:54, 21:16, 21:24, Building [1] - 1:14 - 9:17, 9:24, 9:32, 19:28, 19:35, 19:46, 25:22, 26:29 Babylon [3] - 17:50, business [1] - 26:46 23:23, 23:29, 23:49 19:52, 20:1, 20:9, appraise [1] - 12:16 18:1, 18:2 butt [2] - 3:38, 3:43 Commissioner [1] - 20:19, 20:25, 20:33, appreciate [1] - background [1] - butts [3] - 3:44, 3:55, 26:18 20:39, 20:50, 21:1, 15:41 2:49 4:2 Commissioner/ 21:8, 21:42, 21:50, appropriating [4] - ball [2] - 19:50, 20:43 buying [1] - 13:38 DPW [1] - 1:39 22:15, 22:37, 22:50, 7:41, 7:51, 8:26, Barnes [4] - 5:2, 9:9, BY [1] - 1:48 COMMITTEE [1] - 23:1, 23:26, 23:40, 24:53 9:10, 9:11 1:1 23:53, 24:16, 24:38, approve [5] - 2:20, Barrens [1] - 5:38 committee [1] - 4:6 C 25:18, 25:33, 25:39, 14:25, 15:53, 21:3, basic [2] - 11:43, Committee [13] - 26:24, 26:41 21:9 13:33 Calarco) [2] - 17:25, 1:11, 2:5, 2:12, 4:30, Chairperson [1] - approved [22] - 4:24, basics [1] - 9:55 21:19 5:14, 10:21, 10:37, 1:20 5:25, 7:15, 7:38, 7:49, basis [1] - 3:7 California [1] - 2:34 10:51, 10:54, 12:39, Chandler [4] - 21:38, 8:7, 8:22, 8:43, 8:56, battle [1] - 3:38 CALLED [1] - 2:1 18:43, 21:2, 22:43 21:54, 21:55, 22:5 9:37, 10:27, 17:18, bay [1] - 4:8 Camp [2] - 9:43, Committee's [1] - change [2] - 2:51, 18:2, 21:10, 23:3, Bay [2] - 3:43, 8:26 11:54 11:10 26:8 23:10, 24:18, 24:40, Bays [1] - 25:53 camp [2] - 12:5, Community [1] - changed [1] - 11:31 24:49, 25:20, 26:26, beach [6] - 3:15, 13:34 12:50 changes [1] - 25:55 26:43 3:20, 3:34, 16:22, cap [1] - 3:38 community [1] - Chapter [1] - 2:47 Area [1] - 26:6 16:27, 22:6 Capital [2] - 8:25, 14:52 Chief [1] - 1:32 area [23] - 2:48, 3:11, Beach [1] - 25:29 24:52 compatible [2] - cigarette [5] - 3:37, 3:43, 3:53, 5:37, 5:45, beaches [2] - 3:44, car [1] - 3:56 5:37, 6:51 3:43, 3:44, 3:55, 4:2 6:51, 9:25, 13:16, 4:13 Caracappa [1] - 1:12 Component [3] - Cilmi [1] - 1:25 13:19, 14:13, 16:15, become [1] - 10:18 card [1] - 2:12 17:23, 17:49, 21:18 CILMI [20] - 4:25, 22:41, 23:37, 23:50, beginning [2] - cards [2] - 2:10 Comprehensive [3] - 5:26, 7:16, 7:39, 7:49, 24:7, 25:24, 25:30, 12:43, 26:21 case [1] - 12:12 7:31, 22:39, 24:33 8:8, 8:23, 8:43, 9:38, 25:43, 25:51, 25:54, behind [1] - 12:51 Castelli [1] - 1:38 conceivable [1] - 26:1, 26:36 14:43, 17:19, 21:22, benches [1] - 20:7 catalog [2] - 3:15, 9:19 23:4, 23:11, 24:19, areas [3] - 13:42, between [7] - 4:11, 3:37 concept [2] - 17:30, 25:44, 26:8 24:41, 24:50, 25:20, 10:54, 18:38, 19:29, categories [2] - 3:40, 18:24 26:27, 26:44 ashtray [1] - 3:48 19:39, 19:40, 22:11 4:15 CONCLUDED [1] - [1] CILMI) [1] - 21:11 assemblage - bicycle [1] - 16:26 Catherine [1] - 1:40 26:48 26:36 clarification [1] - big [2] - 12:50, 16:15 Cavalier [1] - 1:41 conduct [1] - 3:10 assessment [1] - 13:13 bit [2] - 2:41, 24:4 Central [1] - 5:36 conducted [1] - 15:3 6:22 clean [3] - 3:42, 3:43, blindness [1] - 20:34 century [1] - 13:43 conference [3] - Assistant [1] - 1:31 4:14 block [1] - 17:2 CEQ [1] - 23:19 11:3, 11:7, 11:16

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confined [1] - 24:7 8:41 24:45 20:16, 20:22, 20:47, eggs [1] - 14:6 conformance [1] - cost [2] - 7:34, 18:6 decision [1] - 12:46 20:53, 21:30, 22:1, eight [1] - 20:26 18:20 Counsel [3] - 1:30, demonstration [1] - 22:21, 22:45, 22:53, either [1] - 25:54 confused [1] - 20:41 11:4, 18:14 8:11 24:30, 25:28, 25:47, Eleven [1] - 17:8 confusing [1] - 21:12 Counsel/ Department [6] - 26:3, 26:14, 26:35 Elizabeth [1] - 1:34 connect [3] - 22:11, Legislature [1] - 1:31 1:36, 7:42, 7:45, 7:54, Director/ ELLIS [1] - 21:5 22:31, 23:31 county [2] - 14:19, 10:4, 22:46 Department [1] - 1:35 Ellis [1] - 1:32 connection [9] - 18:6 Deputy [1] - 1:32 discharge [1] - 19:7 emptying [1] - 3:48 8:11, 8:26, 8:46, 9:8, COUNTY [1] - 1:5 description [1] - discuss [3] - 4:7, End [1] - 13:32 9:10, 9:11, 23:7, County [80] - 1:12, 26:20 18:37, 19:39 engaged [1] - 12:36 23:13, 24:53 4:10, 4:45, 5:29, 5:30, designation [1] - discussion [2] - Enhanced [2] - 7:19, connects [3] - 22:25, 5:40, 5:43, 5:44, 5:48, 11:52 13:7, 17:52 24:22 22:26, 22:31 6:36, 7:19, 7:31, 7:44, details [1] - 18:38 discussions [1] - enter [1] - 18:5 Conservancy [2] - 7:45, 7:54, 9:26, 9:41, determination [6] - 15:22 Enterprise [1] - 7:44 3:35, 4:12 9:54, 9:55, 9:56, 10:3, 8:45, 9:15, 11:10, district [3] - 4:14, entire [1] - 11:49 conservancy [1] - 10:6, 10:12, 10:21, 23:6, 23:13, 23:21 14:18, 23:31 entity [1] - 14:17 26:5 10:33, 10:36, 10:47, developed [1] - disturbed [1] - 6:11 ENVIRONMENT [1] - Conservation [5] - 10:52, 10:54, 10:55, 12:56 divisible [1] - 3:40 1:1 7:43, 25:24, 25:30, 11:2, 11:3, 11:4, developing [1] - Division [1] - 7:46 Environment [2] - 25:43, 26:6 11:15, 11:16, 11:28, 20:34 dollars [1] - 19:38 1:11, 2:4 consideration [1] - 11:30, 11:31, 11:37, Development [5] - Don [1] - 24:46 Environmental [4] - 5:15 11:38, 11:52, 11:53, 1:38, 4:45, 9:41, donate [1] - 13:2 7:43, 7:46, 7:52, considered [1] - 12:26, 12:27, 12:37, 23:16, 24:44 done [2] - 4:11, 24:54 12:45, 13:2, 13:7, 11:47 development [7] - 14:18 environmental [4] - consistent [3] - 13:34, 13:52, 14:49, 5:5, 10:44, 11:30, Donohue [1] - 1:42 2:48, 2:51, 6:22, 11:29, 11:32, 20:6 15:1, 15:8, 15:9, 11:37, 13:14, 13:21, Dorothy [2] - 1:41, 12:55 15:21, 15:25, 15:48, consists [2] - 7:29, 13:38 9:43 environmentally [1] 16:4, 17:22, 17:48, 18:1 diagonal [2] - 6:33, down [5] - 2:19, - 7:32 19:30, 19:33, 21:16, construct [1] - 23:30 6:36 6:22, 9:26, 15:1, 22:6 EPA [1] - 18:43 21:25, 21:35, 21:37, contacted [1] - 10:18 Diana [1] - 1:49 DPW [1] - 26:18 equal [1] - 14:16 21:39, 22:46, 24:22, contagious [1] - difference [2] - 4:11, Drinking [14] - 4:46, equine [1] - 14:7 24:33, 24:44, 24:53, 20:37 19:39 5:29, 7:19, 9:42, Estate [5] - 10:4, 25:23, 26:5, 26:30, continue [1] - 14:3 differences [2] - 15:48, 17:22, 17:48, 21:38, 21:54, 21:55, 26:31, 26:37 continuous [2] - 18:38, 19:40 21:16, 21:25, 24:22, 22:5 County's [2] - 10:14, 13:42, 13:46 different [5] - 3:39, 24:45, 24:54, 25:23, estate [1] - 2:49 11:53 convene [1] - 14:56 3:40, 4:12, 13:31, 26:30 Estuary [2] - 7:53, county-town [1] - convened [1] - 26:4 14:19 driving [1] - 3:22 8:27 18:6 convening [1] - 26:4 diligence [1] - 8:17 drought [2] - 24:2, etcetera [2] - 3:39 couple [1] - 4:14 conversation [1] - directly [2] - 3:27, 25:55 exactly [1] - 18:38 Court [1] - 1:49 12:25 15:9 dumping [1] - 6:17 excellent [2] - 5:24, covenants [1] - conversations [1] - Director [4] - 4:55, Dune [1] - 25:53 8:21 11:38 10:33 8:17, 10:12, 14:47 Dunton [3] - 8:47, excited [2] - 2:48, CP [6] - 7:21, 8:12, conveyed [1] - 10:1 DIRECTOR [69] - 5:1, 9:9, 9:26 2:50 8:27, 23:8, 24:24, cool [2] - 3:14, 3:26 5:34, 5:54, 6:4, 6:13, during [2] - 6:21, excused [1] - 1:25 24:55 coordinating [1] - 6:20, 6:35, 6:41, 7:27, 12:25 Exec.) [12] - 4:48, CR [2] - 8:46, 23:7 2:37 9:53, 10:17, 10:23, 5:31, 7:24, 7:47, 7:55, creating [1] - 2:51 Coordinator [1] - 10:31, 10:39, 10:46, E 8:12, 8:27, 24:26, critical [2] - 22:41 2:47 11:1, 11:9, 11:18, 24:47, 24:55, 25:25, crosses [1] - 22:29 Copiague [1] - 17:56 11:24, 11:35, 11:45, eager [1] - 22:8 26:32 cultural [1] - 18:8 12:1, 12:7, 12:29, core [1] - 6:51 easier [1] - 3:22 execute [2] - 7:46, cut [1] - 23:37 12:35, 13:18, 13:26, corner [1] - 5:6 east [4] - 5:2, 5:44, 7:55 cutout [1] - 5:5 13:41, 14:5, 14:12, Corp [1] - 17:50 16:37, 17:1 Executive [3] - 15:8, cycle [4] - 10:2, 14:55, 15:17, 15:24, correct [3] - 18:17, East [2] - 2:45, 13:32 15:9, 15:25 15:45, 19:6, 19:16 15:31, 15:37, 16:1, 19:15, 25:45 Eastern [1] - 2:46 Executives [1] - 16:10, 16:17, 16:29, correspondence [1] Eastport [1] - 5:35 15:21 16:43, 17:7, 17:13, - 2:10 D Economic [1] - 1:38 explain [1] - 3:45 17:27, 17:40, 17:55, corridor [1] - 9:18 effective [2] - 4:46, extend [2] - 9:26, darnell [1] - 1:39 18:22, 18:30, 18:41, cosponsor [2] - 8:2, 24:45 15:38 data [2] - 3:28, 26:7 18:50, 19:1, 19:43, 8:5 effects [1] - 26:1 extends [1] - 22:6 December [2] - 4:46, 19:49, 19:55, 20:4, cosponsors [1] - effort [1] - 2:40 eyes [1] - 16:53

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F focus [2] - 3:10, 3:11 14:52 hash [1] - 20:20 4:10, 10:3, 12:15, following [2] - 24:3, grown [1] - 5:12 hashmarks [2] - 12:42, 14:27, 14:44, face [2] - 15:1 25:56 growth [2] - 5:37, 6:46, 6:50 15:4, 17:29, 19:16 face-to-face [1] - Force [8] - 1:43, 6:51 head [1] - 17:14 informative [2] - 15:1 2:18, 2:32, 2:42, 2:50, guess [2] - 11:42, Health [3] - 7:45, 4:17, 22:43 fact [3] - 9:56, 11:37, 3:9, 3:36, 23:15 23:34 7:54, 22:46 informed [1] - 15:26 15:3 force [2] - 3:3, 23:30 held [1] - 1:12 instance [3] - 19:50, falls [1] - 22:41 Fork [5] - 16:3, H hello [1] - 4:55 19:53, 19:56 far [1] - 14:49 16:11, 16:15, 16:25, helpful [1] - 18:34 instead [2] - 23:36, faring [1] - 26:21 17:1 habitat [1] - 5:42 hi [1] - 2:45 23:37 farm [2] - 5:10, 14:13 former [2] - 5:7, 6:14 HAHN [96] - 2:3, high [1] - 3:5 interested [8] - 1:44, farmed [2] - 13:37 formerly [1] - 23:14 2:25, 2:31, 2:39, 2:54, highlighted [1] - 10:12, 12:56, 14:50, farmers [1] - 14:2 forth [2] - 18:18, 3:33, 3:50, 4:22, 4:36, 24:32 14:51, 14:52, 15:38, farming [2] - 11:11, 19:29 4:53, 5:17, 5:23, 5:51, Highway [5] - 1:14, 15:41 13:39 Forty [1] - 22:2 6:1, 6:7, 6:28, 6:38, 5:2, 8:47, 9:12, 9:26 interesting [4] - 7:13, 7:36, 8:4, 8:20, farmland [7] - 5:5, Forty-one [1] - 22:2 hiking [1] - 6:2 3:41, 4:16, 23:46 8:34, 8:40, 8:55, 9:4, 5:13, 13:14, 13:21, forward [1] - 4:37 historic [2] - 24:2, intersection [2] - 9:14, 9:35, 9:49, 10:8, 13:38, 16:56, 17:2 four [2] - 5:36, 23:50 24:4 3:52, 3:54 11:41, 11:51, 12:4, Farmland [9] - 4:45, Frank [1] - 1:38 Holding [1] - 17:49 introductory [20] - 12:10, 12:21, 13:1, 5:14, 9:41, 10:21, frankly [1] - 15:44 home [1] - 2:48 2:17, 4:44, 5:28, 7:18, 13:9, 13:36, 13:45, 10:37, 10:51, 10:54, frequently [1] - 3:35 Homes [1] - 7:21 7:41, 7:51, 8:10, 8:25, 13:51, 14:1, 14:9, 11:10, 24:44 freshwater [1] - hopefully [2] - 4:7, 8:45, 9:40, 15:47, 14:15, 14:35, 14:41, Farms [1] - 24:46 26:38 22:38 17:21, 17:47, 21:24, 15:7, 15:14, 15:43, favor [26] - 4:24, fruits [1] - 14:6 hopes [1] - 3:5 23:6, 24:21, 24:43, 15:55, 16:7, 16:14, 5:25, 7:14, 7:37, 7:48, full [3] - 4:27, 4:30, hops [2] - 5:7, 5:10 24:52, 25:22, 26:29 16:21, 16:32, 16:40, Introductory [1] - 8:7, 8:21, 8:28, 8:42, 18:47 horseshoe [1] - 2:4 16:46, 16:52, 17:4, 21:15 8:49, 9:36, 14:26, fully [3] - 18:43, Hub [2] - 23:15, 17:10, 17:16, 17:36, 17:17, 21:10, 21:21, 18:47, 19:38 23:31 INTRODUCTORY [1] 17:46, 18:13, 18:36, - 4:42 23:2, 23:10, 24:17, Fund [1] - 12:14 huge [1] - 4:11 18:46, 18:53, 19:4, invitation [1] - 15:38 24:27, 24:40, 24:48, fundamental [3] - hundred [3] - 13:16, 19:14, 19:22, 19:28, 25:1, 25:19, 25:34, 9:55, 11:36, 15:4 14:21, 23:38 invite [1] - 15:38 19:35, 19:46, 19:52, 26:26, 26:43 funds [4] - 7:42, invited [2] - 15:29, 20:1, 20:9, 20:19, feature [1] - 3:26 7:52, 8:26, 24:53 15:35 20:25, 20:33, 20:39, I federal [1] - 7:52 future [4] - 3:5, involved [2] - 12:26, 20:50, 21:1, 21:8, feet [3] - 10:53, 12:46, 15:21, 22:42 idea [1] - 3:8 15:21 21:42, 21:50, 22:15, 23:38, 23:50 identified [1] - 7:30 involving [1] - 26:12 22:37, 22:50, 23:1, few [1] - 4:13 II [3] - 6:22, 7:44, IR [1] - 11:12 G 23:26, 23:40, 23:53, fields [2] - 19:50, 7:45 irene [1] - 1:42 24:16, 24:38, 25:18, 20:44 garbage [3] - 3:6, imagine [1] - 22:42 Island [3] - 2:46, 25:33, 25:39, 26:24, figure [1] - 11:32 3:8, 3:9 12:47, 24:10 26:41 immediately [2] - filled [1] - 2:12 gathered [1] - 10:4 9:18, 16:11 Islandia [1] - 23:17 Hahn [2] - 1:20, 3:3 fills [1] - 17:1 gazebo [1] - 20:7 impacted [1] - 26:9 Islip [1] - 23:16 Hahn) [1] - 2:19 FIMI [1] - 26:20 General [1] - 12:14 impacts [1] - 26:19 issues [2] - 2:48, HALLORAN [2] - fine [1] - 18:37 generally [1] - 19:44 [1] 15:2 25:6, 25:12 impossible - fingertips [1] - 3:15 gotta [1] - 20:30 12:45 it'd [2] - 3:22, 12:42 Halloran [1] - 1:33 first [2] - 12:46, government [2] - improve [1] - 18:3 Hamlet [7] - 5:3, 14:17, 14:19 14:26 5:35, 7:28, 16:2, improvements [2] - J grant [5] - 7:42, 7:46, five [1] - 5:10 17:56, 21:31, 25:29 8:46, 23:7 jacking [2] - 23:33, flag [1] - 2:6 7:52, 7:55, 8:35 IN [1] - 1:29 hamlet [13] - 18:4, great [3] - 4:34, 5:24, 23:36 Fleming [12] - 1:24, 18:7, 18:19, 18:25, inaudible [1] - 4:7 22:46 Janet [1] - 1:37 1:42, 4:54, 7:25, 7:48, 18:38, 18:39, 19:40, Inc [3] - 4:47, 7:21, green [8] - 5:45, Jeff [1] - 3:44 7:56, 8:5, 8:13, 8:28, 20:6, 20:40, 20:45, 24:24 Jessica [1] - 1:31 23:43, 24:27, 24:56 6:39, 6:42, 16:15, 20:51 including [1] - 4:1 FLEMING [10] - 4:50, 21:34, 22:11 Jill [2] - 2:45, 2:56 Hampton [2] - 2:45, incorporate [1] - Greenbelt [1] - 5:30 jill [1] - 4:27 8:1, 8:31, 8:37, 14:29, 25:53 22:47 17:33, 17:43, 23:45, gritty [1] - 19:40 jillian [1] - 1:43 happy [1] - 18:51 indicating [4] - 24:6, 24:13 groundwater [3] - Jillian [2] - 2:18, 2:19 Harbor [4] - 3:44, 14:27, 14:30, 14:33, Johnson [1] - 23:32 Flesher [1] - 1:49 23:34, 23:35, 23:46 21:39, 22:7, 22:42 14:39 Flint [1] - 9:43 group [1] - 12:53 [1] July [1] - 10:18 hard [1] - 16:8 indication - 15:12 flowers [1] - 14:6 groups [2] - 12:55, information [9] - junk [1] - 4:1

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K 7:18, 7:20, 15:47, 11:21, 11:27, 12:18, 17:49, 21:17, 21:26, mentioned [1] - 5:52 17:21, 17:47, 21:16, 12:24, 12:32, 12:41, 25:24, 26:31 method [2] - 23:33, Kampf [3] - 1:43, 21:24, 21:48, 24:21, 13:6, 13:12, 13:23, local [1] - 4:16 23:37 2:19, 2:45 24:23, 25:22, 26:29 13:30, 13:48, 13:55, located [7] - 5:2, Middelem [1] - 21:26 KAMPF [6] - 2:28, Lansdale [4] - 1:35, 14:29, 14:32, 14:38, 5:36, 7:28, 17:56, might [1] - 19:37 2:36, 2:44, 3:13, 3:25, 4:55, 8:17, 10:12 14:43, 14:46, 15:11, 21:31, 25:30, 26:36 miles [1] - 23:42 4:33 LANSDALE [69] - 15:20, 15:28, 15:34, Longo [1] - 1:37 million [1] - 7:43 KANGAS [3] - 6:49, 5:1, 5:34, 5:54, 6:4, 15:40, 15:52, 16:36, look [6] - 4:8, 4:16, mind [2] - 11:31, 7:1, 7:7 6:13, 6:20, 6:35, 6:41, 16:49, 16:55, 17:18, 4:37, 10:3, 20:20, 14:16 Kangas [1] - 1:36 7:27, 9:53, 10:17, 17:33, 17:43, 18:10, 26:5 minds [2] - 10:5, Kara [2] - 1:20, 12:44 10:23, 10:31, 10:39, 18:27, 18:33, 19:9, looking [9] - 5:40, 10:6 keep [2] - 15:25 10:46, 11:1, 11:9, 19:19, 19:25, 19:32, 10:14, 13:14, 20:10, mining [2] - 6:17, kind [2] - 3:42, 12:46 11:18, 11:24, 11:35, 20:13, 20:29, 20:36, 20:17, 20:23, 22:13, 6:29 kinds [1] - 3:56 11:45, 12:1, 12:7, 21:11, 21:22, 21:46, 25:51, 25:54 MINUTES [2] - 1:7, 21:53, 22:4, 22:10, known [2] - 23:14, 12:29, 12:35, 13:18, looks [4] - 6:11, 1:48 22:18, 22:24, 22:28, 26:36 13:26, 13:41, 14:5, 6:29, 13:15, 22:25 missed [1] - 23:19 22:34, 23:3, 23:11, knows [1] - 3:20 14:12, 14:55, 15:17, lose [1] - 2:33 moment [2] - 14:24, 15:24, 15:31, 15:37, 23:45, 24:1, 24:6, Krupski [21] - 1:21, low [1] - 24:10 17:37 16:1, 16:10, 16:17, 24:9, 24:13, 24:19, 1:40, 2:26, 2:56, 6:29, lucky [1] - 2:40 money [3] - 12:13, 24:41, 24:49, 25:3, 7:56, 8:13, 8:14, 8:28, 16:29, 16:43, 17:7, 25:4, 25:10 17:13, 17:27, 17:40, 25:9, 25:15, 25:20, 8:49, 9:5, 9:50, 10:9, M months [1] - 12:25 17:55, 18:22, 18:30, 25:36, 25:42, 25:50, 21:9, 21:43, 21:44, most [3] - 3:8, 4:5, 26:11, 26:17, 26:27, 24:48, 24:56, 25:1, 18:41, 18:50, 19:1, Mach [1] - 17:49 25:53 19:43, 19:49, 19:55, 26:44 25:26, 25:40 Main [1] - 23:15 mostly [1] - 26:38 20:4, 20:16, 20:22, legal [3] - 10:33, KRUPSKI [72] - 2:22, main [1] - 23:31 Motion [10] - 5:32, 20:47, 20:53, 21:30, 10:36, 15:2 3:1, 3:19, 3:30, 3:47, maintain [1] - 18:3 7:56, 8:12, 8:27, 8:48, 22:1, 22:21, 22:45, legend [1] - 6:47 4:19, 6:31, 6:44, 6:54, Management [2] - 23:9, 24:47, 24:55, 22:53, 24:30, 25:28, Legislative [1] - 1:13 7:4, 7:10, 8:16, 8:52, 1:37, 22:40 25:25, 26:33 25:47, 26:3, 26:14, Legislator [47] - 2:6, 9:1, 9:7, 9:21, 9:29, map [2] - 3:26, 5:45 motion [58] - 2:19, 26:35 2:26, 2:56, 3:3, 4:54, 9:46, 10:11, 10:20, maps [4] - 22:39, 4:23, 4:51, 4:54, 4:55, large [2] - 11:46, 5:32, 6:8, 6:29, 7:25, 10:26, 10:35, 10:42, 22:40, 22:42, 22:47 5:24, 5:32, 7:14, 7:24, 22:30 7:48, 7:56, 8:5, 8:12, 10:50, 11:6, 11:14, marina [4] - 20:2, 7:25, 7:37, 7:47, 8:13, last [3] - 3:36, 5:11 8:13, 8:27, 8:28, 8:49, 11:21, 11:27, 12:18, 20:5, 20:23, 20:42 8:21, 8:32, 8:35, 8:41, Laughter [3] - 3:51, 9:5, 9:50, 10:9, 13:10, 12:24, 12:32, 12:41, marketing [1] - 2:49 9:5, 9:36, 9:47, 9:50, 12:14, 16:53 17:52, 19:5, 19:6, 13:6, 13:30, 13:48, marks [1] - 21:12 9:51, 11:42, 14:24, Laura [1] - 1:33 19:17, 19:23, 21:9, 13:55, 14:38, 14:43, Master [4] - 7:5, 14:25, 14:42, 15:53, 21:20, 21:28, 21:43, 14:46, 15:11, 15:20, Law [9] - 5:30, 9:42, 7:31, 13:27, 24:34 15:56, 17:34, 17:44, 21:44, 21:51, 23:9, 15:28, 15:34, 15:40, 15:49, 17:23, 17:49, Mastic [4] - 25:29, 17:51, 17:53, 19:15, 23:18, 23:43, 24:27, 15:52, 16:36, 16:49, 21:17, 21:26, 25:24, 25:30, 25:43, 26:6 19:17, 19:20, 19:23, 26:31 24:47, 24:56, 25:1, 16:55, 18:10, 18:27, Mastic-Shirley [3] - 21:3, 21:9, 21:20, 25:26, 25:40, 26:33 18:33, 19:19, 19:25, leadership [1] - 25:30, 25:43, 26:6 21:27, 21:28, 21:43, 13:33 Legislators [2] - 2:4, 19:32, 20:13, 20:29, Mastic/Shirley [1] - 21:44, 23:2, 23:17, 15:35 20:36, 21:46, 22:10, led [1] - 2:6 25:24 24:17, 24:26, 24:28, [3] LEGISLATURE [1] - 22:18, 22:24, 22:34, left - 5:42, 20:43, McCaffrey [1] - 19:6 24:39, 25:1, 25:26, 26:18 1:5 24:1, 24:9, 25:3, 25:9, McCaffrey) [1] - 25:40, 26:25, 26:33 Legislature [7] - 25:15, 25:36, 25:42, Leg [9] - 1:20, 1:21, 17:51 MS [13] - 2:28, 2:36, 1:22, 1:23, 1:24, 1:25, 1:12, 1:13, 1:30, 4:28, 25:50, 26:11, 26:17 mean [2] - 13:4, 2:44, 3:13, 3:25, 4:33, 4:30, 5:15, 18:48 Krupski) [2] - 9:44, 1:40, 1:41, 1:42 16:50 6:49, 7:1, 7:7, 18:16, LEG [114] - 2:22, 3:1, level [2] - 25:56, 26:8 15:50 meantime [1] - 11:33 21:5, 25:6, 25:12 3:19, 3:30, 3:47, 4:19, levels [2] - 24:4, media [1] - 3:27 Mt [4] - 21:31, 21:39, 4:25, 4:50, 5:20, 5:26, 25:54 L MEETING [2] - 2:1, 22:7, 22:41 6:10, 6:16, 6:25, 6:31, likely [3] - 3:55, 4:29 26:48 MURATORE [1] - lab [1] - 13:49 6:44, 6:54, 7:4, 7:10, list [1] - 8:5 meeting [11] - 1:11, 19:9 7:16, 7:39, 7:49, 8:1, List [4] - 7:5, 7:31, Lab [1] - 24:3 3:36, 4:6, 4:27, 5:15, Muratore [10] - 1:23, 8:8, 8:16, 8:23, 8:31, 13:27, 24:34 Lake [2] - 26:31, 14:56, 15:29, 15:35, 4:54, 5:32, 9:50, 8:37, 8:43, 8:52, 9:1, listed [1] - 8:2 26:36 19:12, 23:19, 26:5 17:52, 19:5, 19:17, Lakeland [1] - 23:36 9:7, 9:21, 9:29, 9:38, living [1] - 8:11 melissa [1] - 1:36 23:9, 23:18, 26:33 Land [2] - 12:25, 9:46, 10:11, 10:20, LLC [1] - 15:49 member [1] - 2:18 must [1] - 23:19 24:55 10:26, 10:35, 10:42, Local [9] - 5:30, MEMBERS [1] - 1:19 land [14] - 5:28, 5:45, 10:50, 11:6, 11:14, 9:42, 15:49, 17:23, Memorial [1] - 1:14

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N Nursery [1] - 4:47 ownership [2] - 6:55, 16:38 possible [2] - 3:14, nursery [1] - 5:7 7:2 patata [1] - 6:45 12:11 name [1] - 2:45 owns [7] - 5:44, 7:31, Patchogue [3] - possibly [1] - 11:47 Nassau [28] - 9:55, O 11:53, 13:52, 16:4, 7:22, 7:28, 24:24 potato [1] - 6:45 9:56, 10:6, 10:12, 21:39, 26:37 PAYGO [1] - 24:53 potential [1] - 12:52 10:14, 10:33, 10:36, objections [3] - PDR [1] - 13:42 potentially [1] - 10:47, 10:52, 10:54, 10:27, 10:29, 10:32 P Peconic [3] - 7:53, 11:48 10:55, 11:2, 11:3, obviously [2] - 3:7, 8:26, 12:25 preclude [1] - 5:52 11:28, 11:30, 11:37, 12:43 p/o) [3] - 4:48, 9:44, people [3] - 3:21, prefer [1] - 19:7 11:38, 11:52, 11:53, occur [1] - 6:21 24:47 3:56, 12:49 Pres [3] - 8:48, 23:8, 12:26, 12:37, 13:2, occurring [1] - 11:11 packet [1] - 22:43 percentages [1] - 23:17 13:33, 13:52, 14:49, Ocean [2] - 3:35, Pappalardo [1] - 4:12 PRESENT [1] - 1:19 15:1, 15:8 4:12 24:46 phase [1] - 6:22 presentation [1] - national [2] - 2:37, odd [2] - 12:12, parcel [24] - 5:36, phenomenon [1] - 22:48 2:40 14:21 5:40, 11:49, 12:50, 24:7 presentations [1] - National [2] - 4:12, Off.) [3] - 8:48, 23:9, 12:54, 12:56, 13:14, pick [4] - 3:7, 3:37, 4:39 24:3 23:17 13:32, 14:53, 16:2, 3:38 preservation [7] - nationally [2] - 4:13, Office [2] - 1:33, 10:3 16:11, 16:18, 16:19, piece [3] - 6:36, 5:41, 12:51, 12:53, 4:15 official [1] - 11:2 16:56, 20:54, 21:32, 11:49, 14:10 14:50, 14:51, 17:2, native [1] - 2:45 officials [1] - 10:47 21:35, 21:36, 22:12, Pine [3] - 5:30, 5:37, 18:19 natural [1] - 5:42 often [4] - 4:5, 4:15, 22:31, 24:31, 25:29, 5:43 Preservation [2] - nature [1] - 26:5 18:37, 19:39 26:36, 26:38 pink [2] - 16:41, 7:20, 24:23 [10] Nature [1] - 5:43 once [1] - 14:18 parcels - 6:32, 20:30 preserve [2] - 13:3, near [1] - 24:32 one [14] - 3:5, 3:14, 7:29, 18:1, 20:17, pipe [2] - 23:32, 22:8 21:33, 21:34, 21:35, need [2] - 4:27, 26:6 5:5, 8:41, 10:2, 11:42, 23:36 Preserve [6] - 5:43, 22:32, 24:34, 25:44 neighbors [1] - 11:47, 15:45, 17:37, Piping [1] - 23:15 16:4, 16:12, 16:15, Park [5] - 12:50, 14:20 19:16, 19:50, 22:2, places [1] - 3:27 16:25, 17:1 16:4, 23:36, 26:31, net [1] - 25:13 22:19, 23:17 plan [3] - 9:25, preserved [4] - 26:37 New [9] - 1:14, 4:45, one's [1] - 22:16 17:30, 18:24 12:44, 14:53, 16:56, park [14] - 11:43, 7:19, 7:42, 8:47, 23:8, Open [2] - 7:20, planned [2] - 23:15, 21:48 13:3, 16:41, 18:4, 24:22, 24:44, 24:53 24:23 23:32 pretty [1] - 11:43 18:7, 18:8, 18:19, new [2] - 23:34, 26:7 open [10] - 5:40, PLANNING [1] - 1:1 previously [1] - 18:25, 19:38, 19:50, news [1] - 12:52 13:15, 13:28, 17:2, Planning [6] - 1:11, 21:47 20:6, 20:40, 20:44, next [7] - 3:11, 4:6, 18:18, 19:12, 22:8, 1:35, 1:36, 1:38, 2:5, price [1] - 24:36 20:51 4:28, 14:49, 14:53, 22:30, 23:37, 24:34 14:47 private [2] - 6:55, 7:2 park/historic [1] - 14:56, 18:43 operation [2] - 5:8, plans [1] - 23:30 problems [1] - 19:11 18:8 Nicolls [1] - 23:7 14:7 planted [1] - 5:7 process [6] - 6:23, parking [1] - 20:10 nitty [1] - 19:40 opposed [2] - 8:29, Plastic [2] - 1:43, 18:25, 21:37, 22:16, parkland [6] - 11:48, nitty-gritty [1] - 14:36 2:18 22:19, 26:4 11:52, 12:5, 12:11, 19:40 Opposed [21] - 4:24, plastic [1] - 3:11 production [3] - 12:44, 18:39 non [1] - 25:52 5:25, 7:15, 7:38, 7:48, playground [2] - 5:10, 13:43, 14:6 parks [2] - 12:13, non-storm [1] - 8:7, 8:22, 8:42, 8:50, 20:48, 20:51 program [1] - 8:6 18:19 25:52 17:17, 21:10, 21:21, pleasure [1] - 23:30 Program [18] - 4:46, part [6] - 2:37, 2:40, none [1] - 2:12 23:2, 23:10, 24:18, PLT [2] - 14:56, 15:2 5:29, 7:20, 7:44, 7:53, 2:42, 5:7, 11:47, north [2] - 6:51, 24:40, 24:48, 25:1, plus [1] - 13:16 8:26, 8:27, 9:42, 25:19, 26:26, 26:43 13:38 21:35 PM [2] - 2:1, 26:48 15:48, 17:22, 17:48, OPPOSED [1] - participate [1] - 11:2 North [7] - 7:28, point [9] - 4:4, 6:14, 21:17, 21:25, 24:23, participated [1] - 8:47, 16:3, 16:11, 14:43 10:51, 12:36, 12:44, 24:45, 24:54, 25:23, 11:7 16:15, 16:25, 17:1 ORDER [1] - 2:1 14:50, 16:24, 17:8, 26:30 particular [1] - 11:12 Northville [1] - 16:2 organizations [1] - 18:37 progress [1] - 24:35 parties [1] - 1:44 Nos [1] - 7:22 4:9 points [11] - 5:13, project [8] - 8:11, partnership [2] - note [2] - 4:6, 18:23 originally [2] - 10:1, 5:18, 5:49, 7:33, 16:5, 8:18, 9:10, 9:11, 5:48, 18:6 nothing [1] - 5:52 23:32 18:8, 21:40, 24:31, 23:14, 23:20, 23:33, parts [1] - 11:46 November [2] - 1:15, outline [2] - 16:18, 25:31, 26:39 26:20 pass [1] - 17:37 18:3 24:32 Port [1] - 3:44 Property [1] - 1:37 passes [2] - 4:29, Nowak [1] - 1:31 outlined [3] - 20:17, portion [1] - 14:2 property [30] - 4:47, 14:42 number [5] - 5:47, 21:33, 24:34 Portion [2] - 2:11, 5:2, 5:3, 5:6, 5:12, passionate [1] - 2:47 12:55, 18:2, 22:5, owned [3] - 6:33, 2:13 5:41, 7:21, 7:28, 7:30, passive [1] - 5:41 24:11 6:36, 14:16 portion's [1] - 13:37 10:1, 11:11, 11:38, [1] past [2] - 16:23, numbers [1] - 4:12 owner - 22:7 positive [1] - 2:51 11:39, 11:46, 11:47,

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11:49, 14:20, 17:24, real [1] - 2:49 7:41, 7:51, 8:10, 8:25, Ronkonkoma [4] - sense [2] - 20:41, 17:56, 18:1, 18:4, really [5] - 2:48, 8:45, 9:40, 15:47, 23:15, 23:31, 26:31, 20:43 19:37, 20:42, 21:18, 3:22, 10:2, 12:51, 17:21, 17:47, 21:15, 26:37 sensitive [1] - 7:32 21:26, 21:31, 22:8, 22:39 21:24, 23:6, 24:21, rose [1] - 23:50 September [1] - 5:14 24:24, 24:46 reason [2] - 3:16, 4:1 24:43, 24:52, 25:22, Rose [1] - 1:12 Septic/Cesspool [1] property's [2] - 5:6, receipt [1] - 15:4 26:29 ROTC [1] - 13:32 - 7:44 7:2 received [5] - 5:12, resolution [11] - Route [2] - 8:47, 23:8 SEQRA [5] - 8:45, proposal [1] - 9:8 24:31, 25:31, 26:7, 5:47, 6:21, 7:33, routing [1] - 23:41 9:15, 23:6, 23:13, proposed [8] - 5:4, 26:39 11:12, 13:20, 17:31, Roy [1] - 24:46 23:21 6:45, 6:50, 7:29, 8:46, recently [1] - 15:5 18:2, 18:5, 18:23, series [1] - 10:33 20:5, 22:26, 23:7 recommendation [1] 18:24 S Service [1] - 8:48 proposing [1] - 20:6 - 19:7 resolutions [1] - Services [3] - 7:46, Protection [16] - recommended [1] - 4:40 sale [1] - 10:15 7:55, 22:47 4:46, 5:29, 7:19, 7:52, 5:15 RESOLUTIONS [2] - SALUTATION [1] - settled [1] - 18:19 9:42, 15:48, 17:22, reconsider [1] - 2:15, 4:42 2:8 sewer [1] - 23:31 17:48, 21:17, 21:25, 20:30 Resolutions [1] - salute [1] - 2:6 SGPA [1] - 5:37 24:22, 24:45, 24:54, record [1] - 21:51 2:17 sand [2] - 6:17, 6:29 shaded [2] - 5:45, 25:23, 26:30 recording [1] - 3:16 resolve [1] - 10:5 Sandy [2] - 26:8, 21:34 Public [2] - 2:10, recreation [2] - 5:41, Resources [1] - 26:9 share [1] - 3:27 2:13 18:14 22:40 Sanitary [1] - 23:14 sheet [1] - 5:13 publicized [1] - 3:28 Recreation [3] - restored [1] - 25:44 Sarah [4] - 1:22, Shirley [3] - 25:30, Pumping [1] - 23:14 17:23, 17:49, 21:18 revenue [1] - 25:13 1:30, 1:35, 13:31 25:43, 26:6 purchase [4] - 5:4, red [6] - 16:18, revert [1] - 5:42 Save [1] - 12:53 shore [1] - 12:13 9:41, 13:20, 24:35 20:17, 20:27, 21:33, Review [1] - 1:33 saving [1] - 12:54 Shore [5] - 16:24, purchased [2] - 24:32, 24:34 reviewed [1] - 5:14 saw [1] - 25:53 16:30, 21:38, 22:29 14:18, 19:38 Reduction [2] - 1:43, revise [1] - 26:6 school [1] - 14:18 shoreline [2] - 8:11, purchases [2] - 7:20, 2:18 revised [3] - 23:13, score [1] - 5:13 26:19 24:23 reduction [1] - 3:11 23:14, 23:20 SCTM [13] - 4:47, showing [1] - 3:36 purple [1] - 21:33 Reeves [1] - 12:50 ride [1] - 16:26 5:30, 7:22, 9:43, shrubs [2] - 5:7, 5:11 purposes [1] - 17:52 Referendum [2] - Ridge [1] - 7:21 15:50, 17:24, 17:50, sign [1] - 10:36 put [3] - 2:50, 13:2, 7:20, 24:23 Rights [3] - 4:45, 21:19, 21:27, 24:25, signed [3] - 10:40, 21:51 regarding [5] - 9:41, 24:44 24:46, 25:24, 26:31 10:43, 10:48 11:36, 11:38, 13:20, rights [7] - 5:5, SCUPE [1] - 7:44 Sills [1] - 8:46 Q 15:4, 26:7 10:44, 11:31, 11:37, sea [2] - 25:56, 26:8 Silver [1] - 7:21 regular [1] - 3:7 13:14, 13:21, 13:38 search [1] - 12:43 similar [1] - 5:43 Quality [1] - 7:46 related [3] - 7:47, rise [4] - 2:5, 23:54, second [19] - 2:23, simply [1] - 11:39 quality [1] - 2:47 7:55, 9:27 25:56, 26:8 4:23, 5:24, 7:14, 7:37, SIMPSON [1] - 18:16 questions [9] - 2:55, relates [1] - 26:7 risen [2] - 23:35, 8:21, 8:42, 9:36, Simpson [1] - 1:30 4:23, 10:5, 10:32, remember [2] - 4:5, 23:47 10:53, 10:55, 14:24, Sinai [4] - 21:31, 11:36, 15:5, 17:17, 4:7 River [2] - 7:22, 14:25, 15:56, 21:44, 21:39, 22:7, 22:42 24:39 remind [1] - 23:20 24:25 23:2, 23:18, 24:17, Single [1] - 2:18 quite [4] - 8:56, renting [2] - 13:53, Riverhead [4] - 9:43, 24:39, 26:25 sit [1] - 15:1 15:44, 22:30, 24:4 [21] 14:2 15:49, 16:2, 24:46 seconded - site [1] - 6:22 Road [14] - 5:3, 8:46, 2:26, 4:54, 5:32, 7:25, report [2] - 2:4, size [10] - 5:4, 5:36, R 12:38 8:48, 9:9, 9:10, 9:11, 7:47, 7:56, 8:13, 8:28, 7:30, 16:3, 20:54, representing [1] - 9:26, 16:24, 16:30, 8:49, 9:50, 17:52, 21:32, 21:38, 24:32, Railroad [1] - 3:52 11:15 21:38, 22:29, 23:7, 19:17, 21:9, 21:20, 25:30, 26:38 raised [2] - 2:46, 25:53 21:28, 23:9, 24:27, request [3] - 9:54, slash [1] - 21:12 15:5 road [6] - 3:10, 3:17, 24:48, 24:56, 25:26, 10:2, 15:2 slightly [1] - 14:19 rarely [1] - 3:43 3:21, 3:48, 13:49, 26:33 requesting [4] - Smithtown [3] - rating [9] - 5:13, see [12] - 3:6, 3:22, 10:2, 11:39, 17:28 20:14 1:14, 3:43, 26:32 5:49, 7:32, 16:4, 18:7, roadside [1] - 4:9 3:55, 4:11, 4:15, requests [1] - 17:30 social [1] - 3:27 21:40, 24:31, 25:31, roadsides [1] - 4:8 14:47, 16:8, 22:30, requirement [1] - somewhere [1] - 26:39 22:39, 22:43, 26:20 18:28 roadway [1] - 3:6 23:42 [1] re - 23:41 roadways [1] - 3:23 seeing [4] - 2:12, research [2] - 13:49, soon [1] - 22:38 [1] re-routing - 23:41 Roanoke [1] - 15:49 12:56, 14:53, 26:46 15:3 sorry [9] - 2:33, 2:40, reach [3] - 15:8, sell [9] - 9:56, 10:44, residents [1] - 18:4 robert [1] - 11:19 6:47, 8:38, 9:22, 16:8, 19:10, 22:7 11:30, 11:37, 12:45, resiliency [1] - 25:45 Rogers [1] - 1:13 20:20, 23:46, 26:42 readings [1] - 23:34 14:17, 14:20, 22:8 Resolution [22] - role [2] - 12:33, sort [3] - 3:10, 4:8, Real [2] - 1:37, 10:4 2:17, 4:44, 5:28, 7:18, 12:36 selling [1] - 10:13

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15:1 suddenly [1] - 10:28 there'll [1] - 23:37 trend [1] - 25:56 14:43, 17:18, 21:11, Sound [4] - 12:47, SUFFOLK [1] - 1:5 they've [2] - 18:17, troubled [1] - 6:47 21:21, 23:3, 23:10, 12:53, 16:24, 16:30 Suffolk [33] - 1:12, 24:3 true [1] - 12:27 24:18, 24:40, 24:49, source [1] - 3:22 4:10, 4:45, 5:29, 5:37, thinking [1] - 10:47 Trust [1] - 12:25 25:20, 26:26, 26:43 sourced [1] - 3:20 7:19, 7:44, 7:45, 7:54, thirty [1] - 13:24 try [1] - 3:10 vote [2] - 9:37, 12:19 south [5] - 5:2, 6:45, 9:41, 10:21, 11:4, thirty-two [1] - 13:24 trying [3] - 11:29, voted [1] - 9:36 16:30, 16:56, 22:30 11:15, 11:31, 12:27, Thomas [2] - 1:23, 11:32, 19:26 Southold [1] - 8:12 15:1, 15:48, 17:22, 1:25 twenty [1] - 5:21 W southwest [1] - 5:6 17:48, 18:4, 19:33, thoughts [2] - 10:53, two [11] - 5:11, 8:35, Space [2] - 7:20, 21:16, 21:25, 21:35, 10:55 11:2, 13:24, 17:8, waiting [1] - 17:29 24:23 21:36, 21:37, 22:46, three [5] - 3:40, 5:11, 18:1, 22:11, 22:12, walk [1] - 16:23 space [8] - 5:40, 24:22, 24:44, 24:53, 7:29, 23:50, 24:2 23:51, 23:54 walking [2] - 6:2, 13:15, 13:28, 17:2, 25:23, 26:30 throughout [1] - 22:5 types [1] - 4:13 17:11 18:18, 22:8, 22:31, suggestions [1] - 3:5 throw [2] - 4:1, 8:5 tyson [1] - 9:10 WAS [1] - 2:1 24:34 Sunrise [4] - 5:2, ties [1] - 26:22 Tyson [1] - 1:39 Water [15] - 4:46, sponsor [2] - 17:29, 8:47, 9:12, 9:26 tiny [1] - 20:54 TYSON [6] - 9:17, 5:29, 7:19, 9:42, 21:15 Superstorm [2] - title [2] - 10:5, 12:43 9:24, 9:32, 23:23, 15:48, 17:22, 17:48, staff [1] - 18:42 26:8, 26:9 TO [1] - 2:1 23:29, 23:49 21:17, 21:25, 22:39, 24:22, 24:45, 24:54, Stark [1] - 1:40 supportive [1] - TOD [1] - 23:31 12:54 25:23, 26:30 start [1] - 22:38 today [6] - 4:39, U started [1] - 23:33 surfrider [1] - 2:32 10:54, 11:22, 12:33, water [7] - 2:37, state [2] - 5:42, 6:33 Surfrider [3] - 2:46, 13:20, 26:21 under [13] - 4:45, 2:47, 20:42, 23:46, 24:10, 25:54 State [4] - 7:42, 8:47, 2:51, 3:14 tool [1] - 3:26 5:28, 7:19, 9:41, watershed [1] - 7:32 23:8 surgery [1] - 23:19 top [1] - 22:19 15:47, 17:21, 17:47, waterway [1] - 20:10 State's [1] - 9:8 survey [2] - 3:6, 3:10 total [3] - 7:34, 18:1, 21:16, 21:24, 24:22, state-owned [1] - surveys [1] - 4:16 24:35 24:44, 25:22, 26:29 week [1] - 4:28 welcome [3] - 2:10, 6:33 switch [1] - 19:41 totals [7] - 5:36, underlying [1] - 15:2 states [2] - 13:42, System [1] - 23:15 7:30, 16:3, 21:32, unfortunately [1] - 2:26, 3:2 18:5 systems [1] - 21:47 24:31, 25:29, 26:38 23:33 wetland [1] - 25:44 [2] States [1] - 7:52 touch [1] - 23:17 United [1] - 7:52 Wetlands - 7:22, 24:25 stating [1] - 18:3 T towards [1] - 12:46 units [1] - 13:32 wetlands [1] - 26:39 Station [2] - 3:53, Town [29] - 4:47, 5:3, unusual [1] - 14:16 23:15 T&S [1] - 24:24 5:31, 5:35, 5:47, 7:22, up [11] - 3:8, 3:37, William [1] - 1:13 stays [1] - 16:25 table [12] - 11:42, 7:28, 8:12, 8:48, 9:43, 3:38, 3:42, 3:43, 4:14, willing [2] - 3:10, Stenographer [1] - 14:24, 17:34, 19:10, 15:49, 16:2, 17:24, 10:32, 12:13, 16:8, 12:15 1:49 19:15, 19:16, 19:17, 17:30, 17:50, 17:56, 24:4 willingly [1] - 10:43 step [2] - 12:46, 21:20, 23:35, 23:47, 18:2, 21:18, 21:26, upgrade [1] - 9:25 window [1] - 4:1 18:25 24:10, 25:54 21:31, 21:33, 22:30, Upgrade [1] - 7:44 withdraw [2] - 17:44, [4] steps [4] - 6:21, tabled - 4:39, 23:8, 23:16, 24:25, upgrading [2] - 9:19, 21:3 14:49, 14:53, 14:56 15:45, 17:28, 21:21 24:46, 25:25, 26:32 9:25 wonderful [3] - 2:32, [10] still [9] - 6:55, 7:2, tabling - 9:54, town [11] - 8:18, uses [2] - 13:32 13:2, 22:39 14:50, 14:51, 14:52, 10:2, 11:39, 14:25, 16:24, 16:33, 16:34, USGS [1] - 26:12 wondering [1] - 3:9 16:30, 16:38, 17:28, 14:26, 14:36, 14:42, 16:41, 18:6, 18:18, utilized [1] - 14:7 wooded [2] - 13:16, 17:29 19:6, 21:3 18:24, 19:30, 19:41, 13:19 TAKEN [1] - 1:48 Stony [2] - 3:52, 3:53 26:5 V woodland [1] - 5:42 [1] stoplight [1] - 3:54 talents - 2:50 track [1] - 4:9 worry [2] - 13:3, [7] stopped [1] - 3:56 Task - 1:43, 2:18, Trail [2] - 5:30, 5:43 Van [1] - 21:26 19:11 2:32, 2:42, 2:50, 3:9, [1] storm [2] - 25:45, trail [6] - 5:52, 6:2, vegetables - 14:6 25:52 3:36 16:24, 17:11, 21:47 verify [1] - 9:27 Y task [1] - 3:3 story [1] - 11:30 trails [3] - 16:26, versus [1] - 20:40 team [2] - 10:33, year [2] - 10:14, 18:3 straighten [1] - 21:54, 22:5 Veterans [1] - 1:14 19:26 10:36 training [1] - 13:33 Vice [1] - 1:21 years [7] - 5:11, 5:12, ten [1] - 23:41 20:26, 23:51, 23:54, straightened [1] - transaction [1] - vicinity [1] - 23:36 19:11 terms [2] - 10:4, 9:56 Village [1] - 23:16 24:2, 24:11 12:38 yellow [8] - 6:32, straw [1] - 3:38 trapezoid [1] - 22:19 Villas [1] - 15:49 tested [1] - 6:17 16:18, 20:17, 20:27, Stroehlein [1] - 1:34 trash [2] - 3:56, 4:13 volunteering [1] - texted [1] - 21:15 21:12, 21:33, 21:35, subject [3] - 11:11, trees [2] - 5:7, 5:11 3:2 24:32 13:19, 16:19 that'll [1] - 8:6 Tremont [2] - 17:23, VOTE [21] - 4:25, [3] yesterday [3] - subwatersheds [1] - THE - 1:3, 2:1, 21:18 5:25, 7:15, 7:38, 7:49, 18:17, 18:20, 25:52 22:40 26:48 trench [1] - 23:37 8:7, 8:22, 8:43, 9:37,

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York [4] - 1:14, 7:42, 8:47, 23:8 yourself [1] - 2:41

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