Section 4: County Profile
Section 4. County Profile Profile information is presented and analyzed to develop an understanding of a study area, including the economic, structural, and population assets at risk and the particular concerns that may be present related to hazards analyzed later in this plan (e.g., significant coastal areas or low lying areas prone to flooding or a high percentage of vulnerable persons in an area). This profile describes the general information of the County (government, physical setting, population and demographics, general building stock, and land use and population trends) and critical facilities located within Suffolk County.
4.1 General Information Suffolk County was established on November 1, 1683, as one of the ten original counties in New York State. Suffolk County was named after the county of Suffolk in England, from where many of its earliest settlers originated (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2005). Suffolk County’s western border is approximately 15 miles from the eastern border of New York City. According to the U.S. Census data, the Suffolk County estimated population in 2012 was 1,499,273. Suffolk County is one of the 57 counties in New York State and is comprised of 10 towns and 31 incorporated villages. Within each town and village, there are incorporated and unincorporated areas (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007). The population of Suffolk County is larger than ten states and ranks as the 24th most populated county in the country (U.S. Census Bureau, 2012). Suffolk County is bordered by Nassau County to the west and major water bodies to the north, south, and east.
4.1.1 Physical Setting This section presents location, topography and geology, hydrology and hydrography, climate, land use and land cover. Location Suffolk County is part of the Long Island Region, located at the southern tip of New York State and east of New York City. Suffolk County’s land area is approximately 911 square miles. The County is 86 miles long and approximately 15 miles wide. The County is bordered by Nassau County to the west, by the Long Island Sound to the north, the south shore bays and the Atlantic Ocean to the south, and the Peconic Bay System and Gardiner’s Bay to the east. The eastern end of Suffolk County is divided into two peninsulas, the North Fork and the South Fork, and contains large bays. The County itself is divided into ten towns, which contain many villages and hamlets (Figure 4-1).
As illustrated in Figure 4-2, Long Island’s southern coastline faces the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Due to its geographic location, Suffolk County is exposed and vulnerable to numerous natural hazards, especially the unobstructed path of coastal storms traveling up the Atlantic coast. Topography and Geology Long Island is located within the Atlantic Coastal Plain, one of the eight major physiographic regions of New York State. The region is underlain by poorly consolidated sedimentary formations of Cretaceous, Tertiary, and Quaternary age formations that gently dip seaward. Suffolk County is underlain by predominantly by Quaternary age sedimentary rocks. Wisconsin Glacial Till is apparent everywhere on Long Island. This type of glacial till consists of an unstratified mix of clay, silt, and sand within a mix of rock material ranging from pebbles to giant boulders (USGS, 2003).
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Figure 4-1. Suffolk County, New York
Source: Suffolk County Planning 2014
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Figure 4-2. Long Island’s Exposure to the Atlantic Ocean
Source: Town of Babylon Jurisdictional Annex (Volume 2, Section 9.2 of this Plan)
The present landscape of Suffolk County was formed approximately 11,000 years ago. As the glaciers receded, deposits of moraine were left behind on the island. The terminal moraine is represented by two ridges that extend the length of Long Island. The southern portion of Long Island consists of an older moraine, the Ronkonkoma moraine. The northern portion of Long Island consists of a younger moraine, Harbor Hill moraine, found along Long Island Sound. Outwash sand and gravel deposits cover much of southern Long Island. Varved lake clays and swamp peat cover areas flooded by lakes that formed in lowland regions shortly after the glaciers receded (Fagin, 2007).
The topography of Suffolk County and Long Island is relatively flat. Elevations in Suffolk County range from 0 feet above sea level along the south shore coast of the Atlantic Ocean to nearly 400 feet above sea level in the central and northern parts of Suffolk County. The coast provides approximately 1,000 miles of shoreline. The north shore is characterized by headlands that have been steeply eroded into nearly vertical bluffs that reach almost 100 feet high in certain locations. Along the south shore, waves and ocean currents reworked the deposits to form barrier beaches (Bennington, 2005; Wieder, 2007).
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Hydrography and Hydrology Numerous ponds, lakes, creeks, extensive bays, and frontages on the Long Island Sound and Atlantic Ocean make up the waterscape of Suffolk County. The major waterways within Suffolk County include: the Peconic River, Nissequogue River, Carlls River, Patchogue River, Swan River, Wading River, Carmans River, Great Peconic Bay, Little Peconic Bay, Napeague Bay, Gardiners Bay, Shinnecock Bay, Narrow Bay, Great South Bay, Smithtown Bay, Shelter Island Sound, Long Island Sound, Block Island Sound, and the Atlantic Ocean. All of these water bodies are a part of the Long Island Watershed, which Suffolk County is a part of.
The Long Island Watershed covers more than 16,000 square miles in six different states and a small portion of Quebec, Canada. An estimated 8 million people live within this watershed (Green-CT, 2002). In Suffolk County, the Long Island Sound Watershed is broken into the North and South. The South Long Island Watershed consists of 625 miles of streams and has a drainage area of 1,961 square miles. Eighteen major water bodies comprise this watershed in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties. The North Long Island Watershed consists of 52 miles of streams and has a drainage area of 912 square miles (New York State-DEC, 1998).
Precipitation is the source of all naturally occurring fresh groundwater and surface water in Suffolk County. All drinking water on Long Island comes from underground sources. The groundwater reservoir of Suffolk County is made up of aquifers and there are three major aquifers found beneath Suffolk County. The three main water-bearing units on Long Island, New York—the upper glacial aquifer (water table) and the underlying Magothy and Lloyd aquifers—are the sole source of water supply for more than 3 million people. The deepest aquifer is the Lloyd Aquifer, and it contains water that is up to several thousand years old. The middle aquifer is called the Magothy Aquifer, and it contains water that is up to 1,000 years old in its deepest layers underlying the south shore. This is the largest aquifer and the primary source of public water supply for Suffolk County. The shallowest aquifer is called the Upper Glacial Aquifer (Suffolk County WA, 2002).
The relative abundance of fresh groundwater on Long Island has allowed extensive growth and development. About 3.1 million people on Long Island rely on water pumped from about 1,000 public supply wells that withdraw about 400 million gallons per day (Mgal/d) from the ground-water reservoir (Nemickas et al., 1989).
Climate The climate of New York State is very similar to most of the Northeast United States and is classified as Humid Continental. Differences in latitude, character of topography, and proximity to large bodies of water all have an effect on the climate across New York State. Precipitation during the warm, growing season (April through September) is characterized by convective storms that generally form in advance of an eastward moving cold front or during periods of local atmospheric instability. Occasionally, tropical cyclones will move up from southern coastal areas and produce large quantities of rain. Both types of storms typically are characterized by relatively short periods of intense precipitation that produce large amounts of surface runoff and little recharge (Cornell, Date Unknown).
The cool season (October through March) is characterized by large, low-pressure systems that move northeastward along the Atlantic coast or the western side of the Appalachian Mountains. Storms that form in these systems are characterized by long periods of steady precipitation in the form of rain, snow, or ice, and tend to produce less surface runoff and more recharge than the summer storms because they have a longer duration and occasionally result in snowmelt (Cornell, Date Unknown).
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Long Island’s climate is similar to other coastal areas of the Northeast. Summers are typically warm, with an occasional thunderstorm. Sea breezes off the Atlantic Ocean temper the heat and limit the frequency and severity of thunderstorms. During the winter, temperatures are usually warmer than inland areas, sometimes bringing rain instead of snow. Measurable snow falls every winter, including Nor’Easters which produce blizzard conditions. These Nor’Easters can bring one to two feet of snow with near-hurricane force winds (LongIsland.com, Date Unknown).
According to an article published by the Weather Channel on February 25, 2013 Scientists say the Long Island of the future will have shorter, wetter winters and oppressively hot summers, with seas rising and storm surges so strong they will threaten beaches, salt water marshes and infrastructure. The warnings are familiar, but after Superstorm Sandy, policymakers are listening -- and the experts' predictions are helping define what needs to be done.
"Sandy is the tipping point of response to climate change in our region," said Cynthia Rosenzweig, senior research scientist with the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies at Columbia University. "It's like we were in low gear and now we've moved to high gear." Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has named three commissions to "rethink and redesign" infrastructure. President Barack Obama, in his State of the Union address, said the nation should heed "the overwhelming judgment of science and act before it's too late."
Children born this century will see and feel a significant shift in the region in their lifetime, according to a 26-member panel in their October 2011 ClimAid Report. The document -- commissioned by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority -- was crafted by scientists and researchers from the NASA Goddard Institute, Columbia University, the Institute for Sustainable Cities at the City University of New York, the Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University, the New York State Water Resources Institute, MIT, New York University and Rutgers, among others. They used 16 global climate models for their temperature and precipitation projections and seven for sea level rise.
Among their findings, New York State could see a 1- to 5-inch sea level rise by the 2020s, 5 to 12 inches by the 2050s and 8 to 23 inches by the 2080s, compared with a 2000-2004 base period, depending on how much greenhouse gas emissions are limited in the meantime.
That rise would leave low-lying places such as parts of Freeport and Mastic underwater near the end of the century, according to Jay Tanski, a Stony Brook University scientist. Even a moderate nor'easter would bring significant surges because the ocean would already be swollen, ClimAID scientists said.
The rate of sea level rise could be greater -- up to 10 inches by the 2020s, 29 inches by the 2050s and 55 inches by the 2080s -- if there is significant melting of the polar ice sheets -- a phenomenon, the scientist said. Some researchers say that polar phenomenon is under way. "It could be a whole new geography," said Vivien Gornitz, a sea-level expert at Columbia who helped craft the report.
The East Coast of the United States will experience some of the greatest sea level rise in the world because its land is sinking by about a millimeter per year -- about 3 inches by 2080 -- from both human and natural geologic causes. Rising tides will mean more coastal erosion and further endanger our wetlands, which help buffer the region from severe storms and filter out certain pollutants as water moves from the land to the sea. "If high tides become higher, they cause some of the wetlands to become open bodies of water," said Paul Kirshen, research professor at the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space at the University of New Hampshire. More saltwater intrusion would bring a higher threat of flooding and contamination, he said. Average annual precipitation is projected to increase up to 5 percent by the 2020s, up to 10 percent by the 2050s and up to 15 percent by the 2080s, the ClimAID scientists found.
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Temperatures across the state are expected to rise 1.5 to 3 degrees Fahrenheit by the 2020s, 3 to 5.5 degrees by the 2050s and 4 to 9 degrees by the 2080s compared with a 1970-1999 base period, ClimAid found. Those increases will be tempered for New York City and the Island, but not by much. A 3- to 5- degree rise is predicted by the 2050s and 4 to 7.5 degrees by the 2080s. The mean temperature in Upton, monitored by Brookhaven National Laboratory, was 54.22 degrees Fahrenheit last year, the warmest in 63 years of data collection.
Land Use and Land Cover Land uses in Suffolk County include: low density residential, medium density residential, high density residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, recreation and open space, agriculture, vacant, transportation, utilities, and waste handling. According to data provided by the Suffolk County Department of Planning, 27.9 percent of the land in Suffolk County was used for recreational purposes, 23.7 percent for medium density residential, 3.2 percent for transportation, 14.1 percent for low density residential 7.1 percent for vacant land, 7.3 percent for agriculture, 5.4 percent for institutional, 4.2 percent for high density residential, 3.2 percent for commercial, 2.6 percent for industrial, 1.1 percent for utilities, and 0.3 percent for waste handling (Suffolk County Department of Planning 2009).
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Figure 4-3. Suffolk County, New York Land Use
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Table 4-1. Land Use Summary for Suffolk County
Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential High Density Residential Commercial Industrial Institutional Jurisdiction Area % Area % Area % Area % Area % Area % Babylon 89 0.3% 6,312 20.8% 5,411 17.8% 1,425 4.7% 2,353 7.8% 1,258 4.1% Brookhaven 13,403 9.4% 39,373 27.6% 6,229 4.4% 4,553 3.2% 3,063 2.1% 12,086 8.5% East Hampton 9,325 21.2% 6,553 14.9% 369 0.8% 716 1.6% 327 0.7% 334 0.8% Huntington 13,604 25.5% 16,641 31.2% 2,785 5.2% 2,528 4.7% 938 1.8% 2,918 5.5% Islip 1,997 3.4% 21,633 36.7% 4,430 7.5% 2,380 4.0% 3,198 5.4% 3,737 6.3% Riverhead 2,628 6.3% 3,855 9.3% 926 2.2% 1,140 2.8% 1,032 2.5% 2,973 7.2% Shelter Island 2,078 28.8% 988 13.7% 11 0.2% 152 2.1% 13 0.2% 117 1.6% Smithtown 5,321 17.4% 11,147 36.4% 539 1.8% 1,539 5.0% 1,473 4.8% 1,501 4.9% Southampton 18,789 22.9% 12,432 15.1% 715 0.9% 1,621 2.0% 1,015 1.2% 2,096 2.6% Southold 6,433 20.0% 4,961 15.4% 381 1.2% 663 2.1% 202 0.6% 1,247 3.9% Suffolk County 73,667 14.1% 123,895 23.7% 21,795 4.2% 16,717 3.2% 13,614 2.6% 28,269 5.4% Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2009 Note: Area is calculated in acres; percent is of total land area in Suffolk County.
Table 4-1. Land Use Summary for Suffolk County (Concluded)
Recreation and Open Space Agriculture Vacant Transportation Utilities Waste Handling Jurisdiction Area % Area % Area % Area % Area % Area % Babylon 11,440 37.7% 23 0.1% 443 1.5% 1,305 4.3% 134 0.4% 145 0.5% Brookhaven 42,643 29.9% 4,221 3.0% 10,778 7.5% 3,364 2.4% 2,489 1.7% 562 0.4% East Hampton 16,923 38.4% 1,444 3.3% 6,581 14.9% 1,152 2.6% 230 0.5% 104 0.2% Huntington 8,649 16.2% 675 1.3% 1,774 3.3% 1,894 3.5% 937 1.8% 72 0.1% Islip 14,731 25.0% 83 0.1% 2,144 3.6% 3,814 6.5% 530 0.9% 214 0.4% Riverhead 10,903 26.3% 15,066 36.4% 2,006 4.8% 540 1.3% 231 0.6% 103 0.2% Shelter Island 2,862 39.7% 138 1.9% 741 10.3% 81 1.1% 3 0.0% 27 0.4% Smithtown 5,492 17.9% 384 1.3% 1,051 3.4% 1,736 5.7% 260 0.9% 155 0.5% Southampton 27,657 33.7% 6,650 8.1% 8,097 9.9% 2,353 2.9% 442 0.5% 199 0.2% Southold 4,322 13.5% 9,334 29.0% 3,490 10.9% 718 2.2% 291 0.9% 89 0.3% Suffolk County 145,623 27.9% 38,018 7.3% 37,105 7.1% 16,956 3.2% 5,548 1.1% 1,670 0.3% Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2009 Note: Area is calculated in acres; percent is of total land area in Suffolk County.
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4.1.2 Government The counties of New York State began as entities established by the State Legislature to carry out specified functions at the local level on behalf of the State. During the 20th century, county government in New York State underwent major changes in function, form, and basic nature (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Today, the counties of New York State are no longer a subdivision of the state that primarily exists to perform state functions. Counties are now a municipal corporation with geographical jurisdictions, home rule powers and fiscal capacities to provide a wide range of services to their residents. To some extent, counties have evolved into a form of "regional" government that performs specified functions and which encompasses, but does not supersede, the jurisdictions of cities, towns and villages within its borders (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
County Charter Until 1960, Suffolk County consisting of the ten towns of Babylon, Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Islip, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Smithtown, Southampton, and Southold, was governed by a Board of Supervisors, with each town represented by its elected supervisor. This Board was responsible for County business, and each supervisor was accountable for the affairs of their individual town government. In 1954, the Board of Supervisors appointed a committee to study alternative forms of government for the rapidly growing County. After several attempts to write a charter in 1956 and 1957 proved unsatisfactory, a group of citizens formed the Suffolk County Citizens Charter Committee in the summer of 1957. The document that was drafted became the basis for the Charter approved Suffolk County voters in 1958. Approval by the New York State Legislature followed, and the Charter went into effect on 1 January, 1960. The 1960 Charter provided for a new administrative officer, the County Executive, while retaining the Board of Supervisors as the legislative body. County administration was centralized and streamlined, and a County police department was created (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
In 1967, the Board of Supervisors enacted resolutions establishing the Suffolk County Charter Revision Commission, a group of private citizens appointed by the presiding officer of the Board of Supervisors and the County Executive. The Commission was to update the Charter so that it would meet the needs of the rapidly expanding County. The U.S. Supreme Court mandated, in 1968, that the one-man one-vote principle be applied to the County government. Therefore, the Charter Revision Commission proposed the apportionment of the County into 18 districts of equal population, and the election of one representative from each of the districts to constitute the County Legislature, replacing the Board of Supervisors (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Other important revisions accepted by the voters in 1970 included delineated and separated functions of the County Legislature and County Executive and changes in the budget and capital programs. With voter approval of the Environmental Preservation Act in 1970, it became the County’s basic policy to conserve and protect its natural resources, the quality of its environment, and its natural scenic beauty, to encourage conservation of its agricultural lands, and to acquire land and waters for the County nature preserves and Historic Trust. Amendments in 1976 and subsequent years have updated this act (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
In 1972, voters approved an amendment that gave the County Planning Department the power to review and approve or deny zoning changes, variances, special permits or subdivision plans on property within 500 feet of the shoreline. In addition to those Amendments, every Local Law that is passed becomes part
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Executive Branch of County Government
Eligibility and Terms of Office The County Executive is the chief administrative officer of County Government and is elected directly by the voters of Suffolk County. The term of office is 4 years, from and including the first day of January following election. The County Executive must: (1) be a citizen of the U.S.; (2) be a resident of the County for at least one year prior to election; (3) reside in Suffolk County during the entire term of office; and (4) devote full time to the office (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
The Governor of New York State may remove the County Executive from office in accordance with New York State Law. A vacancy in the office of the County Executive is filled by special election within 90 days after the vacancy occurs. The Chief Deputy County Executive becomes Acting County Executive, serving in the interim with full powers, should the office of the Executive become vacant (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Appointments The County Executive has the power to appoint Deputy County Executives, who assist the Executive with major responsibilities. The County Executive designates one deputy, typically the Chief Deputy, to perform the administrative duties of the County Executive during their temporary absence or disability. If the Office of the County Executive becomes vacant other than by expiration of the term, the Chief Deputy shall become Acting County Executive with the full powers of the office until the vacancy is filled. Legislative approval is not required for Deputy appointments. Additionally, the County Executive appoints the majority of the County's departmental directors and members of County boards and commissions, some with and some without Suffolk County Legislature approval (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Duties The County Executive serves as budget officer of the County, and is responsible for the preparation and submission of an annual Operating Budget, a Community College Budget, and a three-year Capital Budget and Program (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
The County Executive reports to the County Legislature annually, at the close of the fiscal year (January 1-December 31), on the financial and other affairs of the County. The County Executive may submit legislation to the County Legislature for review and approval and, as Executive Officer, has the power to veto resolutions. The County Executive is charged with ensuring that Federal and State laws applicable to the County, as well as local laws and resolutions of the County, are enforced (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Local Laws and Resolutions No County law or resolution may take effect until it has been submitted to the County Executive for approval; if approved, it is then considered to be adopted. The County Executive may veto and return a local law to the County Legislature with a statement of reasons for not approving it. If not returned to the Legislature within 30 days, it becomes law. The County Legislature can over-ride an Executive veto by a vote of two-thirds of the Legislature.
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Legislative Branch of County Government
Background The Suffolk County Legislature was established in January 1970 in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s “one-man, one-vote” decision, replacing the 200-year-old Board of Supervisors. On the Board of Supervisors, the Supervisor of each of the County’s 10 towns had one vote. With the establishment of the Suffolk County Legislature, the County was divided into 18 Legislative Districts, having substantially equal populations. Each Legislative District elects one member to the Legislature every two years. The Suffolk County Charter provides that, after each census, the boundaries of the Legislative Districts be re- drawn, if necessary, to maintain a substantially equal distribution of population (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Qualifications of Legislators To qualify as a legislator, one must (1) be a citizen of the U.S., (2) be a resident of Suffolk County for at least one year immediately preceding the election, and (3) reside in the district represented at the time of the nomination and throughout the entire two-year term of office. The exception to these qualifications would come in a year when redistricting took place. A sitting legislator who is redistricted out of their district could run for reelection, but would have to establish a permanent residence in the new district prior to running in the next general election. Other qualifications are determined by the Legislature and are subject to judicial review. In the case of a vacancy, a special election will be held within 90 days to fill the vacancy. Mayors of villages, supervisors of towns and members of the legislative bodies of towns and villages are not eligible to serve as members of the Suffolk County Legislature (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Power The Suffolk County Legislature has the power to (1) organize and alter County government in accordance with the Suffolk County Charter; (2) adopt local laws and regulations for the residents of Suffolk County; (3) make appropriations, levy taxes and incur debts; (4) investigate the functioning of government; and (5) fix their own salaries. The Legislature approves the County Executive’s major administrative appointments and has certain appointment powers of its own (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Presiding Officer The Presiding Officer presides over and acts as Chair of all meetings of the Legislature and is empowered to call special sessions of the Legislature. The Presiding Officer also assigns each resolution or local law to a Standing or Special Committee of the Legislature for its review. It is the Presiding Officer’s exclusive responsibility to set up the various committees of the Legislature, to define each committee’s responsibilities, and appoint each committee’s members and chairperson. The number of committees, their responsibilities, and chairpersons may change yearly (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Legislative Committees In 2000, the following legislative standing committees were named: (1) Ways and Means; (2) Health; (3) Social Services; (4) Budget; (5) Veterans and Seniors; (6) Consumer Affairs and Government Operations; (7) Finance, Technology and Management Services; (8) Energy and Environment; (9) Economic Development and Education; (10) Parks, Land Acquisitions, Cultural Affairs; (11) Public Safety; (12) Public Works and Transportation. These committees may change annually (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
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The Chair of each committee is appointed by the Presiding Officer. Each standing committee is generally composed of seven members. Although committee assignments are made by the Presiding Officer, a legislator may request assignment to a particular committee. Most standing committees meet at least once a month. Special committees are appointed by the Presiding Officer as deemed necessary, serving only for time necessary to complete their work (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Historic Timeline Table 4-2 below displays the historic timeline of Suffolk County.
Table 4-2. Historic Timeline of Suffolk County
Year Historic Event
1665 “Hempstead Convention” combines Long Island and Staten Island into a shire, called Yorkshire, thus ending Connecticut’s jurisdiction over the area. 1683 Suffolk County is organized as one of the 12 original counties in the Province of New York. 1683 Suffolk County towns send representatives to the first Provincial Assembly, which adopts the “Charter of Liberties and Privileges,” laying the foundation for the State’s present political subdivisions and governmental structure. 1777 Suffolk County representatives participate in founding New York State. 1778 Act of State Legislature provides for annual meeting of Supervisors of a county to apportion county court expenses among the towns. This is the origin of the Board of Supervisors. 1829 to State laws are passed giving specific powers to a Board of Supervisors, leading to development of the 1838 Board into a local government with legislative and administrative functions. 1938 State Constitution permits counties outside New York City to draft and adopt their own charters subject to the approval of voters. 1954 Board of Supervisors appoints committee to study alternative forms of government for Suffolk County. 1958 Suffolk County Charter is drafted and ratified by County voters. 1959 Suffolk County elects its first County Executive, H. Lee Dennison. 1960 Suffolk County Charter goes into effect and first County Executive takes office. 1967 Board of Supervisors establishes the Suffolk County Charter Revision Commission. 1970 Suffolk County legislative body is changed from 10-person Board of Supervisors to County Legislature with 18 representatives – one elected from each of the County’s new Legislative Districts, with a County Executive elected at-large. 1979 Local Law enacted provides for voter initiative to change County Law through the ballot. To date, this provision of the Law has never been used. Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007
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4.2 Population and Demographics According to the 2010 U.S. Census, Suffolk County had a population of 1,493,350 people. Table 4-3 presents the population statistics for the County based on the 2010 Census data. While it is recognized that the overall population of Suffolk County has increased by approximately 5%, this growth is not geographically uniform throughout the County with some areas actually having experienced a decline in population, it is believed that the 2010 U.S. Census data within HAZUS-MH is sufficient and appropriate to support the risk assessment and mitigation planning efforts of this project. Further, considerations of long-term growth and seasonal population fluctuations are addressed in later parts of this subsection.
DMA 2000 requires that HMPs consider socially vulnerable populations. These populations can be more susceptible to hazard events, based on a number of factors including their physical and financial ability to react or respond during a hazard and the location and construction quality of their housing. This HMP considers two socially vulnerable population groups: (1) the elderly (persons over the age of 65) and (2) low-income (household annual income below $20,000 per year).
Table 4-3. Suffolk County Population and Demographic Statistics (2000 and 2010 Census)
Municipality U.S. Census 2010 U.S. Census 2000* Total Pop. 65+ % Total Pop. % Low- % Low- Pop. 65+ Pop. Income Income 65+ 65+ Pop. Pop. of Total Amityville (V) 9,523 1,894 19.89 9,441 1,656 17.54 655 6.94 Asharoken(V) 654 144 22.02 625 113 18.08 17 2.72 Babylon (T) 164,661 28,178 17.11 161,917 26,284 16.23 13,914 8.59 Babylon(V) 12,166 1,553 12.77 12,615 1,562 12.38 517 4.1 Belle Terre (V) 792 159 20.08 832 110 13.22 12 1.44 Bellport(V) 2,084 466 22.36 2,363 483 20.44 37 1.57 Brightwaters (V) 3,103 378 12.18 3,248 379 11.67 57 1.75 Brookhaven(T) 434,886 58,286 13.4 400,882 45,400 11.33 25,952 6.47 Dering Harbor (V) 11 4 36.36 13 3 23.08 N/A N/A EastHampton(T) 18,205 3,769 20.7 16,072 3,271 20.35 1,755 10.92 East Hampton (V) 1,083 366 33.8 1,334 362 27.14 106 7.95 Greenport(V) 2,197 124 5.64 2,048 131 6.4 369 18.02 Head of the Harbor (V) 1,472 262 17.8 1,447 168 11.61 21 1.45 Huntington(T) 190,124 31,268 16.45 181,887 25,510 14.03 8,881 4.88 Huntington Bay (V) 1,425 292 20.49 1,496 246 16.44 30 2.01 Islandia(V) 3,335 533 15.98 3,057 215 7.03 167 5.46 Islip (T) 328,989 39,346 11.96 316,126 31,871 10.08 20,849 6.6 LakeGrove(V) 11,163 112 1 10,250 90 0.88 529 5.16 Lindenhurst (V) 27,253 3,299 12.11 27,819 3,083 11.08 1,773 6.37 LloydHarbor(V) 3,660 540 14.75 3,675 450 12.24 46 1.25 Mastic Beach (V) 14,841 996 6.71 11,543 870 7.54 1,298 11.24 Nissequoque(V) 1,749 285 16.3 1,543 183 11.86 37 2.4 North Haven (V) 833 196 23.53 743 209 28.13 13 1.75 Northport(V) 7,401 1,138 15.38 7,606 922 12.12 210 2.76 Ocean Beach (V) 79 13 16.46 138 13 9.42 15 10.87 OldField(V) 918 161 17.54 947 117 12.35 72 7.6 Patchogue (V) 11,798 1,145 9.71 11,919 1,251 10.5 1,275 10.7 Poquott(V) 953 133 13.96 975 85 8.72 30 3.08 Port Jefferson (V) 7,750 1,303 16.81 7,837 1,157 14.76 532 6.79
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Municipality U.S. Census 2010 U.S. Census 2000* Total Pop. 65+ % Total Pop. % Low- % Low- Pop. 65+ Pop. Income Income 65+ 65+ Pop. Pop. of Total Quogue(V) 967 238 24.61 1,018 210 20.63 75 7.37 Riverhead (T) 33,506 6,498 19.39 27,680 5,107 18.45 2,336 8.44 SagHarbor(V) 2,169 452 20.84 2,313 559 24.17 98 4.24 Sagaponak (V) 313 91 29.07 582 106 18.21 7 1.2 Saltaire(V) 37 7 18.92 43 9 20.93 N/A N/A Shelter Island (T) 2,381 675 28.35 2,215 638 28.8 172 7.77 Shoreham(V) 531 99 18.64 417 52 12.47 6 1.44 Smithtown (T) 112,773 18,994 16.84 110,830 15,552 14.03 3,397 3.07 Southampton(T) 49,130 16,600 33.79 45,987 9,083 19.75 4,371 9.5 Southampton (V) 3,109 823 26.47 3,965 836 21.08 235 5.93 Southold(T) 19,771 5,431 27.47 18,551 4,756 25.64 1,178 6.35 Village of the Branch (V) 1,807 328 18.15 1,895 317 16.73 89 4.7 WestHamptonDunes(V) 55 17 30.91 11 5 45.45 N/A N/A Westhampton Beach (V) 1,721 295 17.14 1,902 394 20.72 165 8.68 ShinnecockTribalNation 662 83 12.54 504 70 13.89 273 54.17 Unkechaug Tribal Nation 324 30 9.26 283 16 5.65 93 32.86 SuffolkCounty(TOTAL) 1,493,350 201,793 13.51 1,419,369 167,558 11.81 83,171 5.86 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2010 U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000; HAZUS-MH Note (1): The town populations exclude all associated villages and tribal nations within the town. 2000 and 2010 Census populations for the towns were caluclated by subtracting their village(s) and tribal nations population from the total town Census population. The total county population does not include the tribal nations. Note (2): Low-income population was collected using the 1999 Census Poverty statistics for individuals
Suffolk County is one of the most populated counties in New York State, ranked 4th out of the 62 counties for population density, with an average density of 1,637 per square mile (2010 U.S. Census Bureau). According to the 2000 Census, Suffolk County included 201,793 persons 65 years of age and above (13.5% of total population). The 2010 U.S. Census data indicates a total of 90,754 persons living in households below the poverty level (6%).
According to the Suffolk County Department of Planning Website and the U.S. Census, the population density of Suffolk County was 1,643 persons per square mile in 2011. The ten towns of Suffolk County vary in population size and density. Huntington, Babylon, Smithtown, Islip, and Brookhaven, located in western Suffolk County, contain 91 percent of the County’s population; yet only cover 62 percent of Suffolk County. The population density for western Suffolk County, in 2011, was 2,376 persons per square mile. In eastern Suffolk County, the population density is only 394 persons per square mile (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2013). With the predicted population increase, residential land use will increase, while other land uses, such as vacant land and agriculture land, may likely decrease over time.
Figure 4-4 through Figure 4-12 show the distribution of the general population density (persons per square mile) by Census block, elderly population density by Census block, and low-income population density by Census block in Suffolk County based on 2010 CENSUS data. The figures are organized by section.and for the purposed of this plan the County has been divided up into three sections; west, central, and east
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Figure 4-4. Distribution of General Population Western Suffolk County by Census Block
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-5. Distribution of General Population Central Suffolk County by Census Block
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-6. Distribution of General Population Eastern Suffolk County by Census Block
Source: 2010 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-7. Distribution of Persons over the Age of 65 in Suffolk County-West
Source: 2000 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-8. Distribution of Persons over the Age of 65 in Suffolk County-Central
Source: 2000 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-9. Distribution of Persons over the Age of 65 in Suffolk County-East
Source: 2000 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-10. Distribution of Low-Income Population in Suffolk County – West
Source: 2000 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-11. Distribution of Low-Income Population in Suffolk County – Central
Source: 2000 U.S. Census
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Figure 4-12. Distribution of Low-Income Population in Suffolk County – East
Source: 2000 U.S. Census
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Seasonal Population Eastern Suffolk County is comprised of the towns of Riverhead, Southold, Shelter Island, Southampton, and East Hampton. The population of eastern Suffolk County substantially increases during the summer months due to miles of coastline, the presence of seasonal homes, and tourism. The Suffolk County Department of Planning has calculated peak seasonal population estimates for all of the eastern Suffolk County communities and several other communities. These five towns have approximately 37,600 seasonal homes, which add over 167,000 residents to the year-round population. In addition, seasonal guests in year-round homes are estimated at 43000; campers total 4,900; and lodging occupants total 21,800 at peak. The overall seasonal population adds almost 237,000 people to the year round population during the summer season (July-August) (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2010 Census, 6/30/2011).
During the summer season, the seasonal population increase differs dramatically among the five towns. In East Hampton, the peak seasonal population is estimated to be 4.4 times larger then the year-round population. East Hampton's population increases 441% from 21,457 to 94,710. Of all the villages and hamlets that makeup East Hampton, the hamlet of Napeague experiences the most dramatic increase in its seasonal population, from a year round population of 200 to 4,239 residents during the summer. The hamlet of Montauk has more seasonal homes and much more lodging than any other single community in East Hampton Overall, East Hampton experiences the largest seasonal population increase out of all the eastern Suffolk County towns (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 06/30/2011).
Shelter Island's seasonal population increase is the second largest, at 337%. It increases from 2,392 year round to 10,448 during the summer season. Southampton has a large number of seasonal homes, causing its seasonal population to increase by 192%, from 57,421 to 167,682 persons. The North Fork, which includes Southold and Riverhead, has relatively fewer seasonal homes which makes the estimated increases not as dramatic. In Southold, the population increases by 147%, from 21,968 to 54,160 persons. Riverhead is becoming more of a year-round community and its seasonal population only increases by 41%, from 33,506 to 47,093 during peak seasonal times (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 06/30/2011).
Seasonal population estimates were also prepared for Fire Island and selected other Nassau-Suffolk communities. The most dramatic increase of any up-island area occurs in Fire Island, which has 292 year- round residents and an estimated 19,597people at peak seasonal times. Other significant increases occur in the Fire Island incorporated villages of Ocean Beach and Saltaire (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 06/30/2011).
Other Nassau-Suffolk communities, such as Long Beach, Mastic Beach, and Rocky Point contain some seasonal homes. However, since these communities are primarily year-round in nature, some of the additional seasonal population in those communities is offset by year round residents vacationing elsewhere during those same peak times (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 06/30/2011).
In most communities, seasonal population results primarily from seasonal homes. This is particularly true in such communities as Bridgehampton, North Sea, Sagaponack, Fishers Island, and Fire Island. In Montauk, however, motels account for much of the seasonal population. In other communities, seasonal guests in year-round homes comprise much of the seasonal population (Suffolk County Department of Planning, Date Unknown).
Long Island's seasonal home concentrations continue to move eastward. The proportion of Long Island's seasonal homes located in the five eastern towns continues to increase, and the number of seasonal homes in eastern Suffolk County has noticeably risen during the past 40 years. Many of the original seasonal
DMA 2000 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update – Suffolk County, New York 4-24 April 2014 Section 4: County Profile homes in Nassau and western Suffolk County have been converted to use year-round. As recently as 1970, significant seasonal home concentrations existed in Long Beach, Atlantic Beach, Ronkonkoma Sound Beach, Rocky Point, Wading River, Shirley, and Mastic Beach. By 1990, the seasonal home concentrations in these communities had become much less significant (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 06/30/2011). Table 4-4 shows the seasonal population in 2000 and 2010 for the five eastern Suffolk County towns. Table 4-5 shows the number of seasonal homes in 2000 and 2010 for the five eastern Suffolk County towns. It should be noted that, based on figures reported in the 2010 census, there has been a significant increase in the number of seasonal homes in theperiod 2000 – 2010 over the previous ten years. It is unclear as to whether this is a result in a change in the way the numbers are reported (year round vs. seasonal homes) or whether it is a combination of an increase in the number of homes combined with a decrease in the overall persons per household, This increase may be a combination of all these factors.
Table 4-4. Eastern Suffolk County Total Seasonal Population Data for 2000 and 2010
Seasonal Population in Seasonal Population Seasonal Population % Increase in Jurisdiction 2000 in 2010 Increase* Seasonal Population* East Hampton 71,310 73,253 1,943 2.72% Riverhead 12,714 13,587 873 6.87% Shelter Island 6,819 8,056 1,237 18.14% Southampton 88,303 110,261 21,958 24.87% Southold 27,773 32,192 4,419 15.91% Source: Suffolk County Planning Board June 30, 2011 * Indicates number was calculated from available data.
Table 4-5. Eastern Suffolk County Total Seasonal Home Data for 2000 and 2010
Seasonal Homes in Seasonal Homes in Seasonal Home % Increase in Jurisdiction 2000 2010 Increase* Seasonal Homes* East Hampton 10,693 11,366 673 6.29% Riverhead 1,165 1,728 563 48.33% Shelter Island 1,307 1,459 152 11.63% Southampton 12,615 17,416 4,801 38.06% Southold 4,689 5,495 806 17.19% Source: Suffolk County Planning Board June 30, 2011 * Indicates number was calculated from available data.
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4.3 GENERAL BUILDING STOCK The 2010 Census data identifies 569,985households in Suffolk County. The Census data identifies 568,570 housing units in Suffolk County in 2010, an increase of 8.2% from 2000. Census defines household as all the persons who occupy a housing unit, and a housing unit as a house, an apartment, a mobile home, a group of rooms, or a single room that is occupied (or if vacant, is intended for occupancy) as separate living quarters. Therefore, you may have more than one household per housing unit. The median price owner occupied housing unit in Suffolk County was estimated at $395,200by the 2010 U.S. Census.
Based on the data collected from the Suffolk County Planning Department, and the Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, there are 617,436 structures in Suffolk County, with a total building replacement value (structure and content) of $702 billion. Approximately 93% of the buildings and 68% of the building stock structural value are associated with residential housing. Table 4-6 presents Building Stock Statistics by Occupancy Class for Suffolk County, based on the Suffolk County Planning Department, and the Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service provided data.
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Table 4-6. Building Stock Count and Replacement Cost Value by Occupancy Class
Total Residential Commercial Industrial
Jurisdiction Count RCV Count RCV Count RCV Count RCV Amityville (V) 4,112 $4,252,136,181 3,683 $1,802,920,424 280 $1,226,656,941 116 $1,040,103,808
Asharoken(V) 439 $372,107,179 437 $365,369,332 0 $0 1 $3,161,024
Babylon (T) 56,432 $65,453,076,501 52,625 $30,103,013,736 1,664 $6,768,574,438 1,851 $25,673,120,382
Babylon(V) 5,287 $4,543,925,987 4,981 $3,285,842,073 226 $714,982,973 36 $118,798,250
Belle Terre (V) 401 $669,659,013 392 $658,223,879 3 $5,108,222 0 $0
Bellport(V) 1,684 $1,916,728,157 1,578 $1,503,255,149 68 $153,778,722 0 $0
Brightwaters (V) 1,676 $1,513,218,570 1,621 $1,278,054,982 51 $217,365,657 2 $6,322,047
Brookhaven(T) 165,626 $190,143,257,364 155,440 $140,748,761,296 6,298 $23,088,041,408 389 $2,917,435,257
Dering Harbor (V) 71 $50,907,547 68 $49,040,308 3 $1,867,238 0 $0
EastHampton(T) 22,561 $14,753,173,216 21,241 $12,498,402,352 947 $1,626,311,513 75 $109,851,070
East Hampton (V) 2,994 $2,592,657,128 2,714 $1,903,610,382 226 $471,659,520 25 $40,867,457
Greenport(V) 1,363 $959,195,848 1,178 $528,989,282 152 $359,325,962 10 $7,262,585
Head of the Harbor (V) 836 $1,460,689,661 808 $1,397,325,468 10 $25,588,205 0 $0
Huntington(T) 76,595 $87,620,284,012 72,654 $54,282,977,493 2,731 $21,619,930,789 575 $6,851,003,160
Huntington Bay (V) 739 $824,147,761 718 $756,416,878 20 $64,569,860 1 $3,161,024
Islandia(V) 1,195 $3,165,387,995 986 $1,041,784,019 160 $1,493,398,950 31 $540,828,771
Islip (T) 102,388 $116,722,805,765 96,648 $76,178,240,991 4,104 $23,708,201,053 1,079 $11,337,978,281
LakeGrove(V) 4,015 $4,981,641,857 3,853 $3,696,414,849 105 $996,294,504 1 $4,216,368
Lindenhurst (V) 10,823 $7,338,416,625 10,350 $4,903,294,238 314 $1,120,285,723 113 $954,731,255
LloydHarbor(V) 1,807 $2,454,429,712 1,712 $2,025,776,601 69 $302,245,137 7 $9,559,173
Mastic Beach (V) 7,305 $3,233,984,869 7,165 $3,034,537,732 120 $154,087,630 4 $9,900,810
Nissequogue(V) 854 $3,556,614,754 833 $3,506,680,533 11 $21,672,424 5 $16,508,043
North Haven (V) 742 $1,038,696,076 738 $1,032,662,400 4 $6,033,676 0 $0
Northport(V) 3,475 $3,098,715,281 3,276 $2,122,467,090 159 $640,956,593 18 $51,670,662
Ocean Beach (V) 573 $506,864,928 531 $394,765,186 32 $69,482,556 2 $8,831,091
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Total Residential Commercial Industrial
Jurisdiction Count RCV Count RCV Count RCV Count RCV OldField(V) 529 $999,833,880 503 $911,802,440 15 $41,296,314 0 $0
Patchogue (V) 4,277 $5,365,465,598 3,784 $3,374,738,756 384 $1,417,777,574 18 $87,465,725
Poquott(V) 480 $613,660,785 477 $610,711,071 1 $1,134,653 0 $0
Port Jefferson (V) 2,931 $4,974,246,594 2,661 $3,412,329,392 172 $596,505,825 1 $522,507
Quogue(V) 1,675 $2,538,333,603 1,547 $2,276,925,507 100 $200,671,713 2 $8,340,926
Riverhead (T) 21,343 $20,620,083,411 17,117 $9,811,215,096 1,869 $5,401,603,573 149 $898,132,287
SagHarbor(V) 3,011 $2,555,414,041 2,799 $1,973,366,387 171 $328,884,945 3 $19,998,482
Sagaponack (V) 759 $1,538,825,257 734 $1,497,980,297 16 $23,223,836 2 $1,594,011
Saltaire(V) 443 $577,966,672 427 $547,978,928 10 $14,285,542 0 $0
Shelter Island (T) 4,061 $2,627,033,680 3,846 $2,251,246,728 171 $268,675,063 5 $2,921,225
Shoreham(V) 304 $444,350,589 296 $409,986,847 2 $2,444,126 0 $0
Smithtown (T) 42,097 $72,444,940,121 40,222 $50,261,314,181 1,296 $7,557,704,103 374 $13,001,285,471
Southampton(T) 32,382 $38,161,684,004 30,696 $32,738,220,676 1,264 $3,705,266,877 72 $254,811,499
Southampton (V) 3,578 $5,883,613,602 3,142 $4,466,965,350 376 $1,059,720,470 9 $37,037,722
Southold(T) 21,584 $15,067,456,341 19,258 $10,839,992,570 1,035 $2,034,897,749 108 $186,817,051
Village of the Branch (V) 675 $1,314,993,732 608 $705,080,120 51 $355,795,578 2 $6,322,047
WestHamptonDunes(V) 285 $309,912,300 285 $309,912,300 0 $0 0 $0
Westhampton Beach (V) 2,265 $2,752,056,759 2,023 $2,239,166,246 214 $386,853,507 0 $0
ShinnecockTribalNation 618 $473,022,431 249 $102,798,900 0 $0 0 $0
Unkechaug Tribal Nation 146 $76,936,042 125 $53,629,568 21 $23,306,475 0 $0
SuffolkTotal 617,436 $702,562,551,431 577,029 $477,894,188,033 24,925 $108,276,467,618 5,086 $64,210,559,470 Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014 Note: RCV = Replacement value. The values for the town include the building stock for their village(s). Exposure value reflects the replacement cost for building structure and contents. Generally, contents for residential structures are valued at about 50 percent of the building’s value. For commercial facilities, the value of the content is generally about equal to the building’s structural value.
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The 2010 Census identified that the majority of housing units (85.8%) in Suffolk County are single family detached or attached units. The 2010 U.S. Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns data updated by the Suffolk County Planning Department (5/13/2013) identified 47,668 business establishments employing 538,635 people in Suffolk County. The majority (65%) of these establishments employed between one and fifteen employees.
Custom general building stock inventory was generated for Suffolk County using the building footprint spatial layer provided by Suffolk County Department of Planning, the parcel spatial layer provided by Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service and building attributes provided by many of the plan participants. The structure replacement cost value was calculated for each building using the area of the building and 2014 RS Means values for all occupancy types with a regional factor of 1.8 applied.
Figure 4-13 through Figure 4-20 show the updated building distribution and exposure density of residential, commercial and industrial buildings in Suffolk County organized by participating jurisdictions. Exposure density is the dollar value of structures per unit area, including building content value. Generally, contents for residential structures are valued at about 50 percent of the building’s value. For commercial facilities, the value of the content is generally about equal to the building’s structural value. The densities are shown in units of dollars per square mile.
Viewing exposure distribution maps such as Figure 4-13 through Figure 4-20 can assist communities in visualizing areas of high exposure and in evaluating aspects of the study area in relation to the specific hazard risks.
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Figure 4-13. Distribution of Residential Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County- West
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-14. Distribution of Residential Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County- Central
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-15. Distribution of Residential Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County- East
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-16. Distribution of Commercial Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County- West
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-17. Distribution of Commercial Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County- Central
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-18. Distribution of Commercial Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County-East
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-19. Distribution of Industrial Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County-West
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-20. Distribution of Industrial Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County-Central
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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Figure 4-21. Distribution of Industrial Building Stock and Exposure Density in Suffolk County-East
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department, 2014; Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service, 2014
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4.4 Land Use and Population Trends In New York State, land use regulatory authority is vested in towns, villages, and cities. However, many development and preservation issues transcend local political boundaries. In Suffolk County, each town and village is empowered by the Municipal Home Rule Law to plan and zone within its boundaries (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2000). DMA 2000 requires that communities consider land use trends, which can impact the need for, and priority of, mitigation options over time. Land use trends can also significantly impact exposure and vulnerability to various hazards. For example, significant development in a hazard area increases the building stock and population exposed to that hazard.
This Plan provides a general overview of population and land use trends and types of development occurring within the study area. An understanding of these development trends can assist in planning for further development and ensuring that appropriate mitigation, planning, and preparedness measures are in place to protect human health and community infrastructure.
4.4.1 Development Trends In November of 2008, Suffolk County Planning Department released a report entitled Demographic, Economic and Development Trends. In that report, the County documented the following seven development trends:
The Suffolk County office market is stable, with a 15.8% vacancy rate in more than 24 million square feet of buildings. The industrial market in Suffolk County is very strong. Its 4.4% vacancy rate is among the lowest in the nation, in 91 million square feet of industrial buildings. There are 12,200 hotel and motel rooms in Suffolk County, with more than 1,500 rooms added since 2003. Occupancy rates have remained steady at 74% since 2006. Suffolk County has 39 million square foot of space in planned shopping centers, and 8 million square feet of space in its downtowns, many of which continue to emerge as strong dining and entertainment centers. More than 5 million square feet of retail space has been added in Suffolk County since 2000. Current and future engines of growth in Suffolk County are located in the Pilgrim State Hospital area in Brentwood, Central Islip, Route 58 in Riverhead, Calverton Airport in Riverhead, and Yaphank. As of 2007 there were 1.2 million registered vehicles in Suffolk County, 2.44 vehicles for every household.
4.4.2 Land Use Trends According to the Suffolk County Department of Planning, land use is categorized as low density residential, medium density residential, high density residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, recreational and open space, agriculture, vacant, transportation, utilities, and waste handling. Open space, vacant land, commercial, industrial, and agricultural land uses are further discussed below.
Over the last 15 years, there has been a reduction in the amount of vacant and agricultural land and increases in the amount in all other land use categories. If vacant land, agricultural land, and land used for recreation, conservation and open space is excluded, all of the other land uses only account for half of the property on Long Island. Therefore, only half of Long Island can be classified as developed (Long Island Regional Planning Board, 1982).
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Most commercial and industrial development is concentrated near North Amityville, Deer Park, and Ronkonkoma with considerable development along the Long Island Expressway in communities such as Melville and Hauppauge. There are a number of wetland areas and significant water bodies, which include the Atlantic Ocean, Long Island Sound, Great South Bay, and Great Peconic Bay. The largest wetland areas are in the Connetquot River State Park Preserve, along the Camans River, in Makamah County Nature Preserve and in Conscience Point National Wildlife Refuge.
Open Space Per the Suffolk County Department of Planning, open space includes forests and agricultural land, undeveloped shorelines, undeveloped scenic lands, public and private parks, and preserves. It also includes water bodies, such as bays, lakes, and streams (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2005). In 2000, open space covered 23.4% of Suffolk County land (Long Island Index, 2004). With a rapid population growth, there is a demand for open space preservation, which will continue to support the tourist industry and water quality in Suffolk County (Newsday.com, 2007). In 1999, 83,000 acres of land in the five eastern Suffolk County jurisdictions were available for development. In western Suffolk County, there was far less land available for open space acquisitions, which makes it critical to acquire any such land before Suffolk County is completely built-out. According to the document “Open Space Acquisition Policy Plan for Suffolk County”, prepared by the Department of Planning, with present funding levels, Suffolk County has the ability to purchase thousands of acres for open space preservation (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2007).
Figure 4-22. Farmland and Open Space in Suffolk County
Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2003
Vacant Land In 2006, vacant, undeveloped land comprised 12 percent (69,740 acres) of land use in Suffolk County (Suffolk County Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services, 2006). Vacant land includes any undeveloped residential lots and land. It also includes abandoned agricultural land and rural land, vacant land in
DMA 2000 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update – Suffolk County, New York 4-40 April 2014 Section 4: County Profile commercial areas, vacant land in industrial areas, urban renewal or slum clearance, and private and wild forest lands (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2004).
Commercial Land In 2006, commercial properties comprised approximately 6.2 percent (36,013 acres) of Suffolk County (Suffolk County Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services, 2006). These commercial properties include hotels and motels; camps, cottages, and bungalows; inns, lodges, rooming houses, etc.; dining establishments; motor vehicle services; retail services; retail services; bank and office buildings; entertainment businesses; sports assemblies; amusement facilities; indoor and out sports facilities; marinas; resort complexes; and professional associations (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2008 Demographic, Economic and Devlopment Trends). Suffolk County contains more than 24 million square feet of private office buildings, with a proposed 2.4 million of additional square feet to be added in the future. With such extensive industrial, office, and tourist markets, hotels, motels, and bed and breakfast inns can be found throughout Suffolk County. Currently, Suffolk County has 319 hotels and motels, which contain over 12,200 rooms. Suffolk County is a major retail market, with $30 billion in retail sales in 2007. According to Trade Dimensions International, Suffolk County had retail sales per household of $60,588, ranking among the highest in the country. According to the Suffolk County Department of Planning, Suffolk County’s shopping center space totals 39.2 million square feet. This includes more than 5.3 million square feet of new shopping center space added in Suffolk County between 2000 and 2008. In addition, Suffolk County’s traditional downtown centers contain 8 million square feet of store space.
Industrial Land Industrial properties comprised only 0.6 percent (3,209 acres) of land use in Suffolk County for 2006 (Suffolk County Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services, 2006). Industrial properties include storage, warehouse and distribution facilities; gasoline, fuel, oil, liquid petroleum storage and/or distribution; bottled gas, natural gas facilities; grain and feed elevators, mixers, sales, outlets; lumber yards, sawmills; coal yards, bins; cold storage facilities; trucking terminals; piers, wharves, docks, and related facilities; junkyards; manufacturing and processing; mining and quarrying; and industrial product pipelines. Suffolk County contains significant industrial space. According to Grubb & Ellis, there is 91 million square feet of industrial square footage in Suffolk County, nearly two-thirds of the industrial space on Long Island. Most of the space is general industrial space, but a large portion is warehouse and distribution space and a significant smaller portion is R&D/flex space. East Farmingdale contains a large amount of older industrial space. The largest concentration of industrial space in Suffolk County is located in Hauppauge. A significant industrial corridor has emerged in the Veterans Highway area near MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma and Bohemia. Further east, significant new industrial space continues to be developed in the Yaphank area.
Agricultural Land In 2006, agricultural land made up 0.5 percent (2,870 acres) of Suffolk County (Suffolk County Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services, 2006). This percentage includes any productive agricultural vacant land, livestock and products, field crops, truck crops, orchard crops, nursery and greenhouses, and specialty farms (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2004). In 2002, Suffolk County was the leading agriculture-producing county in New York State, with total sales of $201 million, which is a 9.7 percent increase since 1997. The leading products sold included nursery and greenhouse, vegetables, poultry and eggs, fruits and nuts, and aquaculture (Figure 4-23) (NY Agricultural Statistics Service, 2003).
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Figure 4-23. Leading Agricultural Products in Suffolk County for 2002
Source: NY Agricultural Statistics Service, 2003
Even though Suffolk County’s agriculture sales have increased, Suffolk County has experienced a decrease in total farm acreage. In 2002, 651 farms (with 34,127 acres) were identified by the USDA, compared to 725 farms (with 35,858 acres) in 1997 (Office of the State Comptroller, 2006). Farmland acreage in Suffolk County is decreasing by 1,400 acres each year, due to population growth and demands for residential space (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2005).
According to the New York Agricultural Statistics Service, in 2003 there were 34,000 acres in farms in Suffolk County, representing 6% of the County’s total acreage. This included 645 farms averaging 53 acres per farm. Suffolk County ranks 27th in New York State for the number of farms and 50th for land (acreage) in farms (New York Agricultural Statistics Service, 2003). Over the last forty years, farmland in Suffolk County has decreased. This trend can be seen in Table 4-7 and Figure 4-24.
Table 4-7. Agricultural Land Use for 1940 to 2003
Permanent Total Lands in Farms Total Cropland Pasture Woodland Other Land Year Number of Farms (acres) (acres) (acres) (acres) (acres) 1940 2,344 119,016 NA NA 22,790 NA 1950 2,187 123,346 83,171 2,183 22,841 15,151 1959 1,258 89,776 66,092 2,142 11,970 9,572 1969 743 61,520 53,557 NA 3,411 NA 1978 777 51,853 44,733 659 2,401 4,613 1982 797 49,898 41,040 835 2,790 5,233 1987 775 43,300 36,900 700 2,300 3,400 1992 690 38,900 32,900 500 1,900 3,600 1997 725 38,500 28,100 1,200 2,000 7,200 1998 715 36,900 29,700 900 1,500 5,500
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Permanent Total Lands in Farms Total Cropland Pasture Woodland Other Land Year Number of Farms (acres) (acres) (acres) (acres) (acres) 1999 735 37,400 29,700 900 1,500 5,300 2000 715 34,600 NA NA NA NA 2001 705 32,500 NA NA NA NA 2002 645 34,000 26,616 921 1,849 4,614 2003 645 34,000 NA NA NA NA 2007 585 34,404 Source: New York Agricultural Statistics Service
Figure 4-24. Land in Farms, 1959 to 2007
Source: Suffolk County Planning Department
4.4.3 Population Trends This section discusses population trends to use as a basis for estimating future changes that could result from the seasonal character of the population and significantly change the character of the area. Population trends can provide a basis for making decisions on the type of mitigation approaches to consider and the locations in which these approaches should be applied. This information can also be used to support planning decisions regarding future development in vulnerable areas.
In 1900, the U.S. Census placed Suffolk County’s population at 77,582 and by 1920, its population reached 110,134. More than 20 years later, during World War II, residential construction came to a standstill. During this time, there were sizable shifts in population. These shifts were largely due to many people who had been mobilized into the Armed Forces. The end of the war brought demobilization and with that, many new families started, leading to a post-war construction boom. Many areas on Long Island, including Suffolk County, saw a rapid increase in population. A steady increase in population was seen through the 1980s. Between 1980 and 1990, the population gain was small compared to previous years. By 1990 and into 2000, the population started to flourish once again. By January 1, 2006, the combined population of Nassau and Suffolk Counties totaled 2.85 million persons (LIPA, 2006).
Table 4-8 and Figure 4-25 depict the past, current, and project population statistics/trends for Suffolk County.
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Table 4-8. Suffolk County Population by Jurisdictions, 1990 to 2010
Jurisdictions 1990 Population 2000 Population 2010 Population Babylon 202,869 211,792 213,603 Brookhaven 407,779 448,248 486,364 East Hampton 16,132 19,179 21,457 Huntington 191,474 195,289 203,264 Islip 299,587 322,612 335,543 Riverhead 23,011 27,680 33,506 Shelter Island 2,263 2,228 2,392 Smithtown 113,406 115,715 117,801 Southampton 44,976 54,712 57,452 Southold 19,836 20,599 21,968 Suffolk County 1,321,864 1,419,369 1,493,350 Source: U.S. Census, 2010
Figure 4-25. Suffolk County Population by Jurisdictions, 1990 to 2010
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2006
The U.S. Census Bureau calculated the 2010 population for Suffolk County to be 1,493,350. This is an increase of 73,981 from the 2000 population. Every jurisdiction experienced an overall increase in their population from 2000 to 2010. Brookhaven is Suffolk County’s most populated jurisdiction, with a 2010 population of 486,364. Riverhead experienced the greatest percent increase in its population (21.04%). Babylon saw the smallest increase in its population (0.85%).
Since 1952, Long Island Power Authoruty (LIPA) has provided a Population Survey for Suffolk and Nassau Counties and the Rockaway Peninsula of Queens County. The Population Surveys are derived from U.S. Census data and utility records of active residential electric meters. The Survey contains the previous year’s estimates as well as data from prior U.S. Censuses (LIPA, 2006).
LIPA’s estimated population for Suffolk County, on January 1, 2011, was 1,492,450 persons. They reported that the most revent decade from 2000 to 2010 saw a stable growth of only .04% (LIPA, 2011).
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The biggest town is the town of Brookhaven with a total population of 486,568, or 32% of the County. The four other western towns, - Huntington, Babylon, Islip, and Smithtown, account for just under 60% of the population of Suffolk County with a combined total of 869,806. The town of Islip is the second biggest town of Suffolk county, with a population of 335,301. The Town of Babylon accounted for 213,565 of the total population and is the third biggest western Suffolk town. The town of Huntington is the fourth biggest with a total population of 203,055 (LIPA, 2011).
The County’s five eastern towns - Riverhead, Southampton, Southold, East Hampton, and Shelter Island accounted for about 9% of the total Suffolk County population. The combined population of the five eastern Towns is estimated to be 136,076 persons as of January 1, 2011. The town of Southampton has the largest population with a total of 56,800, whereas Shelter Island has the smallest population with a total of 2,396. Riverhead is the second largest eastern town contributing 33,455 to the total population. Southold and East Hampton have about the same population with 21,965 and 21,460 respectively. The Town of Riverhead experienced the largest percentage growth (21%) between 2000 and 2010, adding just over 5,800 people in 10 years (LIPA, 2011).
Per the Suffolk County – Comprehensive Plan 2035, Suffolk County’s population is projected to continue to increase slowly for the next 25 years. Based on current trends and a gradual reduction in the amount of vacant land available for residential development, Suffolk County’s population is projected to increase by 240,000 or 16% between 2010 and 2035. Some of this projected increase is expected to come from redevelopment. Because Nassau County has significantly less land available for development, Nassau is expected to increase in population by 98,000 or 7% between 2010 and 2035, mostly because of redevelopment. These increases are significantly greater than the increase that would occur if all available land were developed in accordance with existing zoning. These figures assume that some zoning changes will occur, consistent with recent trends. It is possible that these figures may overstate or understate the effect of potential future changes in zoning of undeveloped or redeveloped land. The table below details the expected population growth in each of Suffolk County’s ten towns between 2010 and 2035. The largest numerical increase in population is expected in the Town of Brookhaven with an addition of 108,000 persons.
Town 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 Babylon 213,603 223,300 228,100 231,600 233,800 235,300 Brookhaven 486,364 522,400 554,900 579,300 595,500 607,000 East Hampton 21,457 23,700 25,400 26,600 27,500 28,200 Huntington 203,264 212,500 220,100 225,800 229,600 232,100 Islip 335,543 344,200 353,000 359,500 363,700 366,500 Riverhead 33,506 37,800 42,200 45,500 47,700 49,400 Shelter Island 2,392 2,800 3,000 3,200 3,300 3,400 Smithtown 117,801 124,300 127,900 130,600 132,300 133,400 Southampton 57,452 63,900 67,400 69,900 71,700 73,100 Southold 21,968 25,000 26,800 28,200 29,200 29,900 Total 1,493,350 1,580,000 1,648,800 1,700,200 1,734,300 1,758,200 Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning; U.S. Census 2010
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Source: Suffolk County – Comprehensive Plan 2035
Saturation population is the population which can be expected if all available land were to be developed according to existing zoning. It is estimated that Suffolk County’s saturation population would be 1.75 million persons, and this population figure may be reached by around the year 2040. The saturation population figure represents a 17% increase over the 2010 population figure for the County (Suffolk County – Comprehensive Plan 2035Senior Citizen Population
Of special note is the fact that persons age 65 and over have been a consistently growing segment of Suffolk County’s population. In 2010, there were 201,000 persons age 65 and over in Suffolk, comprising 14% of the population. In 1990, seniors age 65 and over represented 11% of the population, up from 9% in 1980 and 8% in 1970. Between 2000 and 2010, the number age 65 and over increased by 20%, after increasing by 18% in the 1990s, by 22% in the 1980s and by 35% in the 1970s.
The 2010 census revealed that 45,000 or 23% of the County’s seniors (age 65 and over) live alone, and that 29% of Suffolk County households contain a senior citizen. These figures are even more striking in the five eastern Suffolk towns: 19% of the population is age 65 or over and 35% of all households contain a senior citizen. There are 175 multi-family housing complexes dedicated for seniors in Suffolk County. Suffolk contains more than 25,000 units of senior- dedicated housing units in condos, apartments, and co-ops.
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4.5 Growth and Development According to “A Review of Selected Growth and Development Areas” for Suffolk County, five areas were identified by the Suffolk County Department of Planning and the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council as “major growth and development areas” in the County. These five areas are: 1) Route 110 Office-Industrial Corridor; 2) Sagtikos Regional Development Zone; 3) Yaphank; 4) Town of Riverhead; and 5) Stony Brook High Tech Campus (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2006).
The 2014 vulnerability assessment used the best available defined hazard areas, population, buildings, and facilities data. The use of these updated data sets (e.g., 2010 Census population, updated general building stock based on recent County assesor’s data, updated critical facilities) and hazard areas (e.g., DFIRMs) provide an update in changes in vulnerability to population and development since the 2008 Plan.
This Section provides a detailed overview of the land use, development, transportation, economy, and population trends within the County. This section, as well as federal, state and local laws and regulations that impact development in hazard prone areas described in the Capability Assessment of Section 6 (Mitigation Strategy) and the jurisdictional annexes in Section 9, served as the basis for the assessment of changes in jurisdictions and in development that may impact vulnerability by either increasing or decreasing risk. Additional discussion on changes in development for jurisdictions in hazard prone areas may be found in Sections 5.4.1 through 5.4.13 (Vulnerability Assessment subsections).
Building codes and land use regulations, along with local site plan review processes, described in Section 6 and specifically identified within the Capability Assessment of each jurisdictional annex (Section 9), limit development in hazard areas or require construction to meet higher standards within hazard areas. This results in no increase in overall vulnerability in the case of new development, and may provide a reduction of risk in areas where redevelopment is occurring.
Table 4-9 describes additional areas of major development (i.e., building and infrastructure), if any, identified by participating jurisdictions of this Plan. Please refer to the jurisdictional annexes in Section 9 which identifies known hazard zones within these development areas.
Table 4-9. New Development Plans
Jurisdiction Type Location Timeframe Description/Status Town of Babylon The Route 110 Office-Industrial Corridor, located in northwestern Babylon, was identified as an area of major growth and development potential (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2006).
The Town of Babylon does not have any major subdivisions or infrastructures planned within the next five years that would impact mitigation planning. Village of Amityville The Village of Amityville does not have any major subdivisions or infrastructures planned within the next five years that would impact mitigation planning. Village of Babylon The Village of Babylon does not have any major subdivisions or infrastructures planned within the next five years that would impact mitigation planning. Town of Brookhaven The Town has embarked upon planning studying aimed at revitalizing a multi-block area around the Ronkonkoma Train Station. Condominiums Sandy Hills – Route TBD Revised Environmental 25 and Yaphank- Impact Statement dated Middle Island Road 2008 posted on the Town website Redevelopment/ Middle Country TBD Sustainable Community Revitalization Road in Selden and Plan posted on the Town Centereach website Residential Units North of NYS Route TBD Draft Environmental 25A between Impact Statement dated
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Jurisdiction Type Location Timeframe Description/Status Hallock Landing 2006 posted on the Road and Rocky Town website Point Landing, in the Hamlet of Rocky Point Commercial South side of TBD Draft Environmental Horseblock Road Impact Statement dated (CR-16), north of 2007 posted on the the North Service Town website Road of the Long Island Expressway in the Hamlet of Medford Residential/ 320 acres located TBD Final Executive Commercial east of Randall Summary for the Tall Road, south of NYS Grass Village Center Route 25A and both Planned Development north and south of District dated 2007 and Cooper Street, in an Final Environmental area west of the Impact Statement dated William Floyd 2007 posted on the Parkway, in the Town website hamlet of Shoreham
TBD CR-51 Corridor: TBD Land Use Plan dated Located on both 2007 and Environmental sides of CR- Impact Statement posted 51between the on the Town website intersections of CR- 51 and Montauk Highway and CR-51 Captain Daniel Roe Highway Village of Belle Terre The Village of Belle Terre does not have any major subdivisions or infrastructures planned within the next five years that would impact mitigation planning. Village of Bellport The Village of Bellport does not have any major subdivisions for residential/commercial development or major infrastructures planned within the next five years. Village of Lake Grove The only major residential development identified at this time is an approved 74 lot subdivision of which only 37 homes are built. There are no other large residential parcels available for development. Commercially, there is only one six-acre parcel remaining in the village which would accommodate 50,000-square feet of retail space. At this time, there is no application on file with the village. Village of Old Field There is one 15+ acre parcel that includes lowland abutting LI coastal dunes that may be subdivided in the future. Village of Poquott The Incorporated Village of Poquott is fully developed with the majority of the land taken up with single family homes and several Village Parks. There are no commercial properties permitted within the Village. All final build out could include the possible subdivision of two large estates which would allow for the possibility of an additional 10 – 12 homes (currently not submitted). Village of Port Jefferson The Village is currently entertaining options of building residential about 40 units in 2 specific locations. The village has also taken preliminary steps in initiative a Village Redevelopment Plan, which could lead to building additional residential units and commercial units on the main (street) level. Village of Shoreham There are less than 8 parcels of land are available for single residences. No other development is anticipated. Town of East Hampton Measures have already been taken to provide affordable housing for senior residents and the work force employees, and plans to construct the new Green Hollow Affordable Housing subdivision have been approved. The Town, in an effort to retain open space and maintain the rural character of East Hampton, regularly purchases properties that will remain vacant, or forego further development.
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Jurisdiction Type Location Timeframe Description/Status Village of East Hampton The Village does not have any residential/commercial or infrastructures planned within the next five years that would impact mitigation planning. Village of Sag Harbor Currently construction is being undertaken for a unit condominium project on Water Street. Area and is located within a Category 1 SLOSH zone. Additionally, the “Bulova Factory” site is under active study for development. Town of Huntington The Route 110 Office-Industrial Corridor, located in southwestern Huntington, was identified as an area of major growth and development potential (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2006). Village of Asharoken One large parcel (the former Morgan property) remains undeveloped. The 440 acres has a potential to add 200 more residences to the Village. Village of Lloyd Harbor Reconstruction and repaving of West Neck Road. West Neck Road is the primary arterial road to Lloyd Neck, which serves not only residents of Lloyd Neck but also visitors to the Federal Target Rock Wildlife Preserve, NYS Caumsett Park, and the Town of Huntington's West Neck Beach – On-going. Renourishment of the shoreline along the Causeway that connects Lloyd Harbor to Lloyd Neck due to erosion – On-going. Village of Northport The Village of Northport does not have any pending major subdivisions or major infrastructures planned within the next five years. Town of Riverhead The Town of Riverhead was identified as an area of major growth and development potential (Suffolk County Department of Planning, 2006). Town of Shelter Island Shelter Island is currently controlling development by purchasing open space. Village of Dering Harbor The Village does not have any major subdivisions or infrastructures planned within the next five years. Town of Smithtown Residential Moriches Road, St. Next 2 years Subdivision James Residential Route 347 and Next 5 years 70 Townhouses; Zone Route 111 change approved Residential (potential) Indian Head Road Next 5 years Not provided and Ellen Place Residential St. Johnland Road Next 5 years Retirement Community; and Old Dock Road Pending zone change Undetermined Former Kings > 5 years Undetermined Psychiatric Center Undetermined Route 25A and > 5 years Subdivision; Pending Mills Pond Road Village of Head of the Harbor Not provided Evan Court Next 5 years 3 lot subdivision; Approved Not provided Carmen Lane Next 5 years Site plan; Approved Not provided Pederson/Smith Next 5 years Site plan; Preliminary Not provided Muffins Meadow Next 5 years 5 lot subdivision; Approved Not provided Krantz Next 5 years Dock; Preliminary Not provided Sunset Drive Next 5 years Subdivision; Approved Not provided Randall/Lecky Next 5 years Subdivision; Preliminary Not provided Arbor Lane Next 5 years Site Plan; Preliminary Not provided Thompson Lane Next 5 years Site Plan; Preliminary Not provided Moseley Next 5 years Subdivision; Preliminary Not provided Niss. Farms Next 5 years 3 lot subdivision; Preliminary Not provided Lot #26 Next 5 years 2 lot subdivision; Preliminary Town of Southold The following hamlets are identified as the main centers of residential development: Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, New Suffolk, Peconic, Southold, East Marion and Orient. Village of Greenport Rebuild and upgrade of the Wastewater Treatment Facility (approx $6 million). Upgrade of Electric generation facility (approx. $1.5 million). Source: Input from the Suffolk County Planning Committee or departments within their jurisdiction, unless otherwise noted.
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4.6 CRITICAL FACILITIES A comprehensive inventory of critical facilities in the Critical Facilities are those facilities County was developed from various sources including considered critical to the health and welfare input from the Planning Committee, Suffolk County and of the population and that are especially participating municipal departments, utility companies, important following a hazard. As defined for and HAZUS-MH provided data. The inventory of critical this HMP, critical facilities include essential facilities presented in this section represents the current facilities, transportation systems, lifeline utility systems, high-potential loss facilities, and state of this effort at the time of publication of the HMP hazardous material facilities. and was used for the risk assessment in Section 5. Essential facilities are a subset of critical facilities that include those facilities that are 4.6.1 Essential Facilities important to ensure a full recovery following the occurrence of a hazard event. For the This section provides information on emergency facilities, County risk assessment, this category was hospital and medical facilities, shelters, schools, and senior defined to include police, fire, EMS, care and living facilities. schools/colleges, shelters, senior facilities, and medical facilities.
Emergency Facilities
Suffolk County Police Departments The Suffolk County Police Department (Suffolk County PD) is made up of over 2,500 sworn officers and 500 civilian members. The workforce is divided into seven (7) precincts that provide police services for the five (5) western towns in Suffolk County (Babylon, Brookhaven, Huntington, Islip and Smithtown). Each of the precincts provides all police services for their respective areas. A central police headquarters is located in Yaphank which provides administrative and support services to each of the seven precincts. The training of all police and law enforcement personnel in the county is provided and coordinated by the Suffolk County Police Department in county facilities in Brentwood.
In addition to the Suffolk County PD, law enforcement and police services are also provided by eight (8) incorporated villages within the five (5) western towns. Police services in the five (5) eastern towns of Suffolk County (East Hampton, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Southampton and Southold) are provided by eleven (11) independent town and village police forces that work in concert with each other and Suffolk County PD as required. The working relationships between the all of the different police departments in Suffolk County ensures that the appropriate resources are directed where and when they are needed. The Suffolk County PD has the most capabilities of all of the police forces in the county and makes its resources readily available as particular needs are identified.
The Suffolk County PD has approximately 2,100 officers that are trained in EMT-D. It also possesses capabilities for aviation and Med-Evac services for the entire county. The county force has additional capabilities in a wide variety of areas which include, but are not limited to, emergency services, Haz-Mat requirements, bomb and explosive devices, marine and coastal beach requirements, canine functions, and coordinated regional criminal intelligence needs to name a few.
Figure 4-26 illustrates Suffolk County PD precincts and County and municipal police sectors (sectors are a subset of precincts).
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Figure 4-26. Suffolk County Police Department Precincts and Police Sectors
Source: Suffolk County GIS
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Suffolk County Fire Departments Fire protection in Suffolk County is almost entirely provided by volunteers in 109 fire departments that operate under and are governed by an area fire district. Figure 4-58 illustrates the fire districts in Suffolk County. Typically, a fire district is run by five (5) publicly elected unpaid officials. Fire districts, similar to towns and villages, are a local form of government created pursuant to state statutes. They have the power and authority to provide fire protection services within their boundaries and to levy taxes and incur debt to accomplish that responsibility. One fire district has no higher authority over another nor can it be superseded in authority by a village, town, county or the state government.
In addition to the volunteer departments there are several instances where fire protection service is provided by contract to a village or township, however this is not the norm in Suffolk County. Additionally, there are seven (7) unique career fire agencies that provide services to the three (3) state or local owned airports, the three (3) federal facilities and one (1) utility power station. Again this is not the norm in Suffolk County.
The latest estimates indicate that there are approximately 11,900 volunteer firefighters in Suffolk County that operate a combined 1,500 pieces of firefighting equipment. This equipment ranges from the typical engine, ladder truck and rescue vehicle to the more specialized vehicles used for off-road fighting of brush fires, performing technical rescue services and shoreline travel on boardwalks and beaches.
Basic and advanced firefighting training is offered through the Suffolk County Fire Academy operated by the Vocational Education and Extension Board under contract with the Suffolk County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services. The training takes the form of year-round classroom instruction at fire stations and the Fire Academy in Yaphank. Live fire training is also conducted at the academy operated training center, also in Yaphank, which operates nearly every weekday evening and on weekends from April 1 through November 30.
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Figure 4-27. Fire Districts in Suffolk County
Source: Suffolk County GIS
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Alarm receipt and dispatch is varied and ranges from individual fire departments handling a call to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) or neighboring fire districts providing dispatch services and/or alarm communications. The vast majority of fire departments utilize tone alert pagers or radios in the low band radio spectrum. Typically neighboring fire departments share each other’s operating frequencies for interoperability purposes. Additionally, each fire department has at least one portable radio that can operate on Suffolk County’s 800 MHZ trunked radio system for use during local and regional events emergencies and disasters.
The overwhelming majority of alarm calls are handled by the local fire agency having jurisdiction. However, mutual aid agreements exist on the state, county and local levels to provide for additional resources should the agency having jurisdiction require it. In some instances, mutual aid is automatically provided by prior agreements for structure fires during certain time frames or for high risk facilities. In all instances the highest ranking officer of the agency having jurisdiction is in command of any fire or emergency.
Emergency Medical Services Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in Suffolk County are provided through a number of different entities. There are 100 separate ambulance services in the county comprised almost entirely of volunteers. This total consists of sixty-nine (69) local fire departments which provide EMS services, twenty-seven (27) independent Volunteer Ambulance Companies, and four (4) additional dedicated entities providing services to specific places such as Brookhaven National Laboratory. All of these entities provide emergency medical services; however they are governed and structured in different fashions
The Fire Department based EMS services are a function within the volunteer fire departments and fall under the responsibilities of each fire districts publicly elected unpaid governing Commission. Fire districts, similar to towns and villages, are a local form of government created pursuant to state statutes. They have the power and authority to provide fire protection and emergency medical services within their boundaries and to levy taxes and incur debt to accomplish those responsibilities. One fire district has no higher authority over another nor can it be superseded in authority by a village, town, county or the state government.
An independent volunteer Ambulance Company is typically run by three (3) publicly elected unpaid officials. Ambulance Improvement Districts unlike fire districts cannot levy taxes or incur debt to pay for their responsibilities and needs. Instead, they establish contracts with their local municipalities for funding, and it is the municipality which has the ability to levy taxes and incur debt to provide for the EMS service. The individual Ambulance Companies have responsibility for emergency medical services within their respective boundaries, and work in conjunction with other ambulance companies, fire departments and police as necessary to ensure that the appropriate resources are directed where and when they are needed.
The other dedicated EMS entities are salaried functions unlike the volunteer structure in the fire departments and ambulance companies. This fact does not affect the ability to work in conjunction with the fire departments and independent ambulance companies as particular needs arise.
The emergency medical service functions in Suffolk County include both Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) capabilities. The advanced life support capability entails specialized training in the administration of medications and the performance of life saving measures in the field. The combined Suffolk County EMS capability consists of seventeen (17) agencies of BLS and eighty
DMA 2000 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update – Suffolk County, New York 4-54 April 2014 Section 4: County Profile three (83) agencies of ALS. In total, there are two hundred thirty seven (237) ambulance vehicles and six (6) common carriers available within the county to respond to emergency situations as needed.
The Suffolk County Division of Emergency Medical Services within the Department of Health Services has the responsibility for the administration and oversight of Suffolk’s emergency medical services system and the training and certification of EMS personnel. The Division also has the responsibility for the overall coordination of the emergency system and the development of support services to aid in improving all phases of emergency medical care.
Figure 4-28 illustrates the EMS regions in Suffolk County.
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Figure 4-28. EMS Regions in Suffolk County
Source: Suffolk County GIS
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Table 4-10 through Table 4-12 provides an inventory of the police stations, fire stations, EMS facilities and emergency operation centers (EOCs) located in Suffolk County.
Table 4-10. Police Stations in Suffolk County
Name Address Municipality Backup Power (Y/N) Amityville Village Police Dept 16 Greene Ave Amityville (V) Y Village of Asharoken Police Station 1 Asharoken Ave Asharoken (V) TBD New York State Troop L Republic Airport Babylon (T) Y Suffolk County Precinct 1 555 Route 109 Babylon (T) Y LI State Park Police Belmont Lake State Park Babylon (T) Y Suffolk County Precinct 7 1490 William Floyd Pkwy Brookhaven (T) TBD Suffolk County Police Dept 65 Middle Country Rd Brookhaven (T) TBD Suffolk County Precinct 6 Middle Country Rd Brookhaven (T) TBD Red White & Blue Police & Fire 35 Atlantic Ave Brookhaven (T) TBD Criminal Intelligence Bureau 30 Yaphank Ave Brookhaven (T) TBD Suffolk County Headquarters Yapank Ave Brookhaven (T) TBD East Hampton Police Dept 159 Pantigo Rd # A East Hampton (V) TBD East Hampton Village Police Dept 1 Cedar St East Hampton (T) TBD Montauk Police Headquarters 52 S Embassy East Hampton (T) TBD East Hampton Town Police HQ Wainscott Northwest Rd East Hampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Police Precinct 2 1071 Park Ave Huntington (T) TBD FBI Offices NA Huntington (T) TBD Village of Huntington Bay Police Station 244 Vineyard Rd Huntington Bay (V) TBD Suffolk County Precinct 3 1630 5th Ave Islip (T) TBD New York State Police Crooked Hill Road Islip (T) TBD Suffolk Criminal Legal Aid Soc 400 Carleton Ave Islip (T) TBD Harbor Police Departments Bay View Ave Islip (T) TBD Islip Twp Police Department Main Street Islip (T) TBD Village of Lloyd Harbor Police Station 380 W Neck Rd Lloyd Harbor (V) TBD Nissequogue Village Police Department 633 Moriches Road Nissequogue (V) TBD Village of Northport Police Station 224 Main St Northport (V) TBD Ocean Beach Police Dept Bayberry & Bay Walk Ocean Beach (V) TBD Old Field Village Constables 207 Old Field Rd Old Field (V) TBD Patchogue Police Justice 14 Baker St Patchogue (V) TBD Suffolk County Precinct 5 125 Waverly Ave Patchogue (V) TBD Quogue Village Police Dept 115 Jussup Ave Quogue (V) TBD Riverhead Police Dept 210 Howell Ave Riverhead (T) TBD Sag Harbor Police Hdqrs Division St Sag Harbor (V) TBD Sag Harbor Police 55 Main St Sag Harbor (V) TBD Saltaire Village Police Dept 103 Broadway Saltaire (V) TBD Shelter Island Police 44 N Ferry Rd Shelter Island (T) Y Suffolk County Criminal Justice 100 Veterans Hwy Smithtown (T) TBD Suffolk County Precinct 4 Old Willets Path Smithtown (T) TBD
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Name Address Municipality Backup Power (Y/N) Head of Harbor Village Police Dept 500 N Country Rd Smithtown (T) TBD Southampton Police 110 Old Riverhead Rd Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Sheriff-Internal 100 Center Dr Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Criminal Court 210 Center Dr Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Major Crime Bur 200 Center Dr Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Jail 100 Center Dr Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Police-Impound 110 Old Country Rd Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Sheriff Civil 112 Old Country Rd Southampton (T) TBD Town Police Substation 2044 Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) TBD State Police Barracks 234 Riverleigh Ave Southampton (T) TBD Suffolk County Sheriff Suffolk County Sheriff Southampton (T) TBD Southampton Village Police 171 Windmill Ln Southampton (V) TBD Southampton Town Police Headquarters 110 Old Riverhead Rd Southampton (T) TBD Southold Police & Highway Dept Main Rd Southold (T) TBD Westhampton Beach Village Police 106 Sunset Ave Westhampton Beach (V) TBD Westhampton Dunes Police 912 Dune Rd Westhampton Dunes (V) TBD Source: Planning Committee Notes: NA = Not available at the time of publication of this HMP. TBD = To be determined.
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Table 4-11. Fire and EMS Facilities in Suffolk County
EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Amityville Village HQ W Oak St Amityville (V) Both Y NA NA NA Amityville Village Sub Bennett Pl Amityville (V) Fire N NA NA NA Amityville Village Sub Mill Street Amityville (V) EMS N NA NA NA Babylon Village HQ N/W Corner Main & N Carll Babylon (V) Both N NA NA NA Babylon Village Sub Cedar St Babylon (V) Fire N NA NA NA Babylon Village Sub Little East Neck Rd Babylon (V) Fire N NA NA NA Copiague HQ 320 Great Neck Rd Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA Copiague Sub Dixon Ave Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA Deer Park HQ 94 Lake Av Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA Deer Park Sub Commack Rd Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA East Farmingdale HQ 930 Conklin St Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA East Farmingdale Sub 1062 N Wellwood Av Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA East Farmingdale Sub 1267 Melville Rd Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA North Amityville #5 Sub 54 Commerce Bl Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA North Amityville #6 HQ 601 Broadway Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA North Babylon HQ 20 Hale Rd Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA North Babylon Sub 187 Belmont Av Babylon (T) EMS Y NA NA NA North Babylon Sub 30 Wallace Ct Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA North Babylon Sub 397 Belmont Av Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA North Lindenhurst HQ 1630 Straight Path Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA North Lindenhurst Sub 20 Evergreen Dr Babylon (T) Fire N NA NA NA Republic Airport HQ Rte 110 Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA West Babylon HQ 126 Arnold Av Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA West Babylon Sub 101 Great East Neck Rd Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA West Babylon Sub Herzel Babylon (T) Both Y NA NA NA Wyandanch HQ 1528 Straight Path Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Wyandanch HQ 295 Merritt Av Babylon (T) EMS Y NA NA NA Wyandanch Sub 152 N 22nd St Babylon (T) Fire N NA NA NA Wyandanch Sub Main Ave Babylon (T) Fire Y NA NA NA Bellport Fire Department 161 Main Street Bellport (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA South Country Amb (Bellport) 5 Cottage Place, Bellport Bellport (V) EMS TBD Y NA NA Blue Point Fire Department 205 Blue Point Avenue Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brookhaven Fire Department 2486 Montauk Hwy Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brookhaven Fire Department (sub) Upton Blvd Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brookhaven Fire Prevention 3233 Route 112 # 801 Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brookhaven Lab W Brookhaven Ave. Blg 599 Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Center Moriches Fire Department 301 Main Street Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Centereach Fire Department 9 South Washington Ave Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Centereach Fire Department (sub) North Howell Ave Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Cherry Grove Fire Department Bayview Walk Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Coram Fire Department 303 Middle Country Rd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Coram Fire Department (sub) Pine Rd & Rt 112 Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Coram Fire Department (sub) Whiskey Rd/ Coram-mt Sinai Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Davis Park Fire Department Trustee Walk Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA East Moriches Amb 275 Montauk Highway Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA East Moriches Fire Department Pine Street Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Eastport Fire Department Union Avenue Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Farmingville Fire Department 780 Horseblock Road Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Farmingville Fire Department (sub) 1080 Portion Rd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Fire Island Pines Fire Department 34 Fire Island Boulevard Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Gordon Heights Fire Department 23 Hawkins Avenue Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Hagerman Fire Department 510 Oakdale Avenue Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Holtsville Fire Department 1025 Waverly Avenue Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Manorville Amb South Street Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Manorville Amb (sub) Moriches-middle Isle Rd Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Manorville Fire Department 16 Silas Carter Road Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Manorville Fire Department (sub) 170 Cranford Blvd, Mastic Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Mastic Amb Montauk Hwy & Gunther Pl Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Mastic Fire Department 1080 Mastic Road Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Mastic Fire Department (sub) N. Sunrise Hwy Svc Rd Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Medford Amb 1890 Route 112 Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Medford Fire Department 171 Oregon Avenue Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Medford Fire Department (sub) Rt 112 Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Medford Fire Department (sub) Southaven Ave Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Middle Island Fire Department Arnold Dr & Rt 25 Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Middle Island Fire Department (sub) Lakeview Ter & Rt 25 Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Miller Place Fire Department Miller Place Road Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Mt Sinai Fire Department 746 Mount Sinai-coram Road Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Mt Sinai Fire Department (sub) 133 Mount Sinai Avenue Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA North Patchogue Fire Department 33 Davidson Avenue Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA North Patchogue Fire Department (sub) 166 Hospital Rd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA North Patchogue Fire Department (sub) Shaber Rd & Old N Ocean Ave Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Ridge Fire Department 20 Francis Mooney Drive Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Ridge Fire Department (sub) Carlton Dr & Lockwood Dr Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Ridge Fire Department (sub) Panamoka Trl Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Rocky Point Fire Department 90 King Road Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Rocky Point Fire Department (sub) Hallock Landing Rd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Rocky Point Fire Department (sub) Shoreham Hse, Rt 25a Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Ronkonkoma Fire Department 177 Portion Road Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA S.u.n.y. Vol Amb Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Selden Fire Department Woodmere Pl Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Selden Fire Department (sub) Hawkins Rd & Magnolia Dr Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Setauket Fire Department 190 Main Street Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Setauket Fire Department (sub) Arrowhead La Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Setauket Fire Department (sub) Nichols Rd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Shirley Amb 3 Plymouth Place Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Sound Beach Fire Department 152 Sound Beach Blvd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA South Country Amb (Brookhaven) Brookhaven (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Stony Brook Fire Department 147 Main Street Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Stony Brook Fire Department (sub) Stony Brook Rd Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Terryville Fire Department 19 Jayne Boulevard Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Terryville Fire Department (sub) Canal Road Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Terryville Fire Department (sub) Old Town&terryville Rds Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Yaphank Fire Department Main Street Brookhaven (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Point O Woiods Fire Department 5 Point-o-woods Avenue Brookhaven (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Amagansett Fire Department 439 Main Street East Hampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Hampton Fire Department 1 Cedar Street East Hampton (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Montauk Fire Department Flamingo Ave East Hampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Montauk Fire Department (sub) Second House Road East Hampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Springs Fire Department 179 Fort Pond Boulevard East Hampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Greenport Fire Department Third Street Greenport (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Greenport Fire Department (sub) Flint Street Greenport (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Centerport Fire Department Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Centerport Paramedic Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Cold Spring Harbor Advanced Emt - Critical Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Care Commack Fire Department 6309 Jericho Tpke Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Commack Fire Department (sub) Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Commack Volunteer Ambulance 200 Burr Road Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Dix Hills Fire Department 115 East Deer Park Rd Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Dix Hills Fire Department (sub) Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Dix Hills Fire Department (sub) Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Dix Hills Paramedic Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA East Northport Fire Department 19th Avenue Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Northport Fire Department (sub) 360 Clay Pitts Rd Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Northport Paramedic Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Eaton's Neck Fire Department 55 Eaton's Neck Rd Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Eaton's Neck Paramedic Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y Greenlawn Fire Department 23 Boulevard Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Greenlawn Fire Department (sub) Little Plains Rd Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Greenlawn Paramedic Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Halesite Basic Life Support Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Halesite Fire Department 1 North New York Avenue Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Huntington Beach Fire Station Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Huntington Community First Aid Squad 2 Railroad Street Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Huntington Fire Department 1 Leverich Place Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Huntington Manor Fire Department 1650 New York Avenue Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Huntington Manor Fire Department (sub) 2100 New York Ave Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Huntington Manor Fire Department (sub) 813 East Jericho Tpke Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Melville Fire Department 531 Sweet Hollow Rd Huntington (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Melville Fire Department (sub) 274 Old Country Road Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Melville Fire Department (sub) 500 South Service Rd Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Melville Fire Department (sub) 60 Amityville Rd Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Melville Paramedic Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Northport Fire Station Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Northport Lipa Plant Waterside Avenue Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Northport Va Middleville Road Huntington (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Northport Va Hospital Basic Life Support Huntington (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Central Islip Fire Department (sub) 1250 Old Nichols Rd Islandia (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Bay Shore Amb 91 Alletta Dibs Islip (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Bay Shore Fire Department 195 5th Ave Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Bay Shore Fire Department (sub) 1335 Union Blvd Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Bay Shore Fire Department (sub) 2 Tillie St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Bayport Fire Department 251 Snedocor Ave Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Bohemia Fire Department 950 Pearl St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Bohemia Fire Department (sub) 492 8th St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brentwood Amb 29 3rd Ave Islip (T) EMS TBD Y Brentwood Fire Department 125 4th St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brentwood Fire Department (sub) 1097 Mantnstein Ave Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brentwood Fire Department (sub) 121 Heywood St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brentwood Fire Department (sub) 165 Pineaire Dr Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Brentwood Fire Department (sub) 340 Broadway Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Central Islip Amb 4 Pineville Rd Islip (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Central Islip Fire Department 97 Carleton Ave Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Central Islip Fire Department (sub) 110 Wheeler Rd Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA East Brentwood Fire Department 26 Fulton St Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Islip Fire Department 30 E. Main St Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Exchange Amb 190 Carleton Ave Islip (T) EMS TBD NA NA NA Fair Harbor Fire Department Bay Walk Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Great River Fire Department 110 River Rd Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Hauppague Fire Department 855 Wheeler Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Hauppague Fire Department (sub) 812 Terry Rd Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Holbrook Fire Department 390 Terry Blvd Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Holbrook Fire Department (sub) Chruch St Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Holbrook Fire Department (sub) Patch-hol Rd Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Islip Fire Department 28 Monell Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Islip Fire Department (sub) 47th And Commack Rd Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Islip Terrace Fire Department 264 Beaver Dam Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Islip Terrace Fire Department (sub) 349 Manhattan Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Kismet Fire Department Oak St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Lakeland Fire Department 929 Johnson Ave Islip (T) Both TBD Y NA NA Lakeland Fire Department (sub) 350 Peconic St Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Macarthur Airport Clarke Dr Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Sayville Amb 11 Swayzee St Islip (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Sayville Fire Department 107 North Main Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Sayville Fire Department (sub) 281 Broadway Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA W Sayville Fire Department 80 Montauk Hwy Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA W Sayville Fire Department (sub) 120 Montauk Hwy Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA West Islip Fire Department 390 Union Blvd Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA West Islip Fire Department (sub) 125 Watts Pl Islip (T) Both TBD NA NA NA West Sayville Fire Department 80 Montauk Hwy Islip (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Centereach Fire Department (sub) Stony Brook Rd Lake Grove (V) NA NA Lindenhurst Village HQ Wellwood N/o W Gates Lindenhurst (V) Both Y NA NA NA Lindenhurst Village Sub 40th St Lindenhurst (V) Fire Y NA NA NA Lindenhurst Village Sub Alleghany Av Lindenhurst (V) Fire N NA NA NA Lindenhurst Village Sub Lane St Lindenhurst (V) Fire Y NA NA NA Lindenhurst Village Sub S Delaware Lindenhurst (V) Fire Y NA NA NA Mastic Beach Amb Southaven Ave Mastic Beach (V) EMS TBD Y NA NA Mastic Beach Fire Department Rt 112 Mastic Beach (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Nissequogue Fire Department 380 Lake Ave Nissequogue (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Northport Fire Department Northport (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Northport Paramedic Northport (V) EMS TBD Y NA NA Ocean Beach Fire Department Bayberry Wlk And Miday Ocean Beach (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Patchogue Amb 336 West Main Street Patchogue (V) EMS TBD Y NA NA Patchogue Fire Department 15 Jennings Avenue Patchogue (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Patchogue Fire Department (sub) Park St Patchogue (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Port Jefferson Amb 25 Crystal Brook Hollow Rd Port Jefferson (V) EMS TBD Y NA NA Port Jefferson Fire Department 115 Maple Place Port Jefferson (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Quogue Fire Department 117 Jessup Ave Quogue (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Jamesport Fire Department Manor Lane Riverhead (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Riverhead Amb 1111 Osborne Ave Riverhead (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Riverhead Amb (sub) Manor Lane, Jamesport Riverhead (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Riverhead Fire Department 24 East Second Street Riverhead (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Riverhead Fire Department (sub) Hamilton Ave Riverhead (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Riverhead Fire Department (sub) Hubbard Ave Riverhead (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Riverhead Fire Department (sub) Twomey Ave, Calverton Riverhead (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Wading River Fire Department North Country Road Riverhead (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Wading River Fire Department (sub) Hulse Landing Road Riverhead (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Sag Harbor Vol Ambulance Service/ FD 1357 Brick Kiln Rd Sag Harbor (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Saltaire Fire Department 107 Broadway Saltaire (V) Both TBD NA NA NA Cobbetts Lane Fire House 61 Cobbetts La. Shelter Island (T) Fire Y NA NA NA Shelter Island Fire Department - Station 1 49 North Ferry Rd. Shelter Island (T) Fire Y NA NA NA Shelter Island Fire Department - Station 3 2 Prospect Ave. Shelter Island (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Shelter Island Amb Manwaring Road Shelter Island (T) NA NA Commack Fire Department (sub) Smithtown (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Commack Fire Department (sub) Smithtown (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Hauppague Fire Department (sub) Smithtown (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Kings Park Fire Department 2 East Main Street Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Nesconset Fire Department 25 Gibbs Pond Road Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Nesconset Fire Department (sub) 380 Lake Ave Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Smithtown Fire Department 100 Elm Avenue Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Smithtown Fire Department (sub) Plaisted Ave Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Smithtown Fire Department (sub) Plymouth Blvd Smithtown (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA St James Fire Department 533 North Country Road Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA St James Fire Department (sub) 221 Jefferson Ave Smithtown (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Bridgehampton Fire Department 64 School Street Southampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Quogue Fire Department 29 Head Of Lots Rd Southampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Quogue Fire Department (sub) 465 Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Flanders Amb 641 Flanders Road Southampton (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Flanders Fire Department 19 Firehouse Lane Southampton (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Hampton Bays Amb 69 W Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Hampton Bays Fire Department 18 Ponquogue Avenue Southampton (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA North Sea Fire Department 149 Noyack Rd Southampton (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA North Sea Fire Department (sub) 1255 Noyack Rd Southampton (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Southampton Fire Department 17 St Andrews Rd Southampton (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Southampton Fire Department (sub) 25 Windmill Ln Southampton (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Southampton Fire Department (sub) 470 Hampton Rd Southampton (V) Fire TBD NA NA NA Southampton Vol Amb 1232 North Sea Rd Southampton (T) EMS TBD Y NA NA Westhampton Fire Department 31 Sea Breeze Ave Southampton (T) Fire TBD NA NA NA Hampton Bays FD Sub-Station 106 Ponquogue Ave Southampton (T) TBD NA NA SH Village Volunteer Ambulance 44 Meeting House Ln Southampton (V) NA NA Cutchogue Fire Department New Suffolk Road Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA East Marion Fire Department Main Road Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA
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EMS Capability (Y/N/NA) Non- Fire/EMS/ Backup Ambul- Trans- Level of Name Address Municipality Both Power (Y/N) atory porting Care Fishers Island Fire Department Crescent Avenue Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Mattituck Fire Department Pike Street/Wickham Avenue Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Orient Fire Department 23300 Main Road Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Plum Island Fire Department East End Of Plum Island Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Southold Fire Department Main Road Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Southold Fire Department (sub) Baywater Avenue Southold (T) Both TBD NA NA NA Westhampton Beach FD 106 Sunset Ave Westhampton NA NA Beach (V) Westhampton Vol Ambulance Service 3 Hazelwood Ave Westhampton NA NA Beach (V) Source: Planning Committee Notes: HQ = Headquarters. N = No. NA = Not available at the time of publication of this HMP. T= Town. TBD = To be determined. V = Village. Y = Yes.
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Table 4-12. Emergency Operation Centers in Suffolk County
Backup Power Name Municipality (Y/N) Amityville Village Hall Amityville (V) TBD Babylon Central Fire Alarm Babylon (T) TBD Babylon Town Hall - Civil Defense and Re Babylon (T) TBD Babylon Village Hall Babylon (V) TBD Brookhaven Public Safety Dept Brookhaven TBD Suffolk County EOC Brookhaven TBD East Hampton Town EOC East Hampton (V) TBD Huntington Town Civil Defense Huntington (T) TBD Cavanagh Bldg Huntington (T) TBD Islip Public Safety Islip (T) TBD Lindenhurst Village Hall Lindenhurst (V) TBD Saltaire Village Hall Saltaire (V) TBD Shelter Island Police Shelter Island (T) TBD Department of Public Safety Smithtown (T) TBD Southold Police & Highway Dept Southold (T) TBD Source: Planning Committee Notes: EOC = Emergency Operations Center. NA = Not available at the time of publication of this HMP. T = Town. V = Village.
Hospitals and Medical Facilities Table 4-13 lists the medical facilities located in Suffolk County.
Table 4-13. Medical Facilities in Suffolk County
# Backup Beds Power Name Address Municipality (1) (Y/N) 101 Hospital Road University Hospital Brookhaven (T) 490 TBD Health Sciences Center Suny Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Cen 101 Hospital Road Brookhaven (T) 321 TBD Eastern Long Island Hospital 201 Manor Place Greenport (V) 80 TBD North Shore LIJ Huntington Hospital Park Ave Huntington (T) 263 TBD Northport Va Hospital 79 Middleville Rd Huntington (T) 461 TBD Sagamore Children's Psych. Ctr. 197 Half Hollow Rd Huntington (T) 69 TBD Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center 1000 Montauk Highway Islip (T) 431 TBD Southside Hospital 301 East Main St Islip (T) 439 TBD Pilgrim Psychiatric Center 998 Crooked Hill Road Islip (T) 744 TBD St Charles Hospital And Rehabilitation C 200 Belle Terre Road Port Jefferson (V) 235 TBD John T Mather Memorial Hospital Of Port 75 North Country Road Port Jefferson (V) 248 TBD Peconic Bay Medical Center 1300 Roanoke Avenue Riverhead (T) 196 TBD Shelter Island Medical Center 44 South Ferry Rd. Shelter Island (T) TBD Y St Catherine Of Siena Hospital 50 Route 25a Smithtown (T) 297 TBD Westhampton Care Nursing Facility 78 Old Country Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Southampton Nursing Facility 64 CR39 Southampton (V) NA TBD
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# Backup Beds Power Name Address Municipality (1) (Y/N) Southampton Hospital 240 Meeting House Lane Southampton (V) 127 TBD Source: Planning Committee Notes NA = Not available at the time of publication of this HMP. Y = Yes. TBD = To be determined.
Shelters The American Red Cross (ARC) is recognized as the agency responsible for providing care to persons immediately following a natural disaster. ARC’s headquarters is located in Yaphank, Town of Riverhead and it maintains three regional offices in Suffolk County, including: (1) Babylon-Islip (2) Huntington- Smithtown, and (3) Hampton Bays. Table 4-14 lists the designated shelters in Suffolk County.
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Table 4-14. Shelters in Suffolk County
Back Up Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Amityville High School 250 Merrick Rd Amityville (V) NA TBD Edmund W. Miles Middle School 501 Rt 110 Amityville (V) NA TBD Babylon Junior-Senior High School 50 Railroad Ave Babylon (V) NA Y Copiague Middle School 2650 Great Neck Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD Copiague High School 1100 Dixon Ave Babylon (T) NA TBD Robert Frost Middle School 450 Half Hollow Rd Babylon (T) NA Y Deer Park High School 30 Rockaway Ave Babylon (T) NA N Robert Moses Middle School 234 Phelps Ln Babylon (T) NA Y North Babylon High School 1 Phelps Ln Babylon (T) NA N West Babylon Junior High School 200 Old Farmingdale Rd Babylon (T) NA N West Babylon Senior High School 500 Great E Neck Rd Babylon (T) NA Y Wyandanch Memorial High School 54 S 32nd St Babylon (T) NA TBD Milton L. Olive Middle School 140 Garden City Ave Babylon (T) NA TBD Bellport Middle School Kreamer St Bellport (V) NA TBD Bellport Senior High School Beaver Dam Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Bellport Senior High School Beaver Dam Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y Frank P. Long Intermediate School Brookhaven Ave Brookhaven (T) NA N Center Moriches High School 311 Frowein Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y Centereach High School 14 43rd St Brookhaven (T) NA N Dawnwood Middle School 10 43rd St Brookhaven (T) NA N East Moriches School 9 Adelaide Ave Brookhaven (T) NA N Sachem High School East 177 Granny Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y Sagamore Junior High School 57 Division St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Sachem North High School 212 Smith Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y William Floyd High School 240 Mastic Beach Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y William Paca Junior High School 338 Blanco Dr Brookhaven (T) NA Y Patchogue-Medford High School 181 Buffalo Ave Brookhaven (T) NA N Oregon Middle School 109 Oregon Ave Brookhaven (T) NA N
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Back Up Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Longwood Middle School 41 Yaphank-Middle Island Rd Brookhaven (T) NA N Longwood High School 100 Longwood Rd Brookhaven (T) NA N Longwood Junior High School 198 Longwood Rd Brookhaven (T) NA N Miller Place High School 15 Memorial Dr Brookhaven (T) NA Y North Country Road School 191 N Country Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Mt Sinai Middle School N Country Rd Brookhaven (T) NA N Mt Sinai High School Gertrude Goodman Dr Brookhaven (T) NA Y Saxton Middle School 121-123 Saxton St Brookhaven (T) NA Y John F. Kennedy Middle School 200 Jayne Blvd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Comsewogue Senior High School 565 Bicycle Path Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Rocky Point Junior-Senior High School 82 Rocky Point-Yaphank Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y Newfield High School 145 Marshall Dr Brookhaven (T) NA N Selden Middle School 22 Jefferson Av Brookhaven (T) NA N Paul J. Gelinas Junior High School 25 Mud Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y Ward Melville Senior High School 380 Old Town Rd Brookhaven (T) NA N Shoreham-Wading River High School 250a Rt 25A Brookhaven (T) NA Y Shoreham-Wading River Middle School 100 Randall Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Robert Cushman Murphy Junior High School 351 Oxhead Rd Brookhaven (T) NA Y Samoset Middle School 51 School Street Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Amagansett School 320 Main Street East Hampton (T) NA Y East Hampton High School 2 Long Ln East Hampton (T) NA Y East Hampton Middle School 76 Newtown Ln East Hampton (V) NA Y Springs School 48 School St East Hampton (T) NA Y Montauk School 50 S Dorset Rd East Hampton (T) NA Y Montauk Playhouse Flamingo Road East Hampton (T) NA TBD Pierson High School 200 Jermain Ave East Hampton (T) NA Y Cold Spring Harbor High School 82 Turkey Ln Huntington (T) NA Y Commack Middle School Vanderbilt PKY Huntington (T) NA N Candlewood MS 1200 Carll's Straight Path Huntington (T) NA TBD
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Back Up Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Half Hollow Hills HS West 375 Wolf Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Half Hollow Hills HS East 50 Vanderbilt PKY Huntington (T) NA TBD Northport HS 154 Laurel Hill Road Huntington (T) NA N East Northport MS 1075 Fifth Avenue Huntington (T) NA N Elwood/ John Glenn HS 478 Elwood Rd Huntington (T) NA N Elwood MS 478 Elwood Rd Huntington (T) NA N Finley JHS Greenlawn Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Huntington High School McKay Road Huntington (T) NA N West Hollow Hills MS 250 Old East Neck Road Huntington (T) NA TBD West Hollow Junior High School NA Huntington (T) NA TBD Northport Middle School 11 Middleville Rd Huntington (T) NA N Walt Whitman HS 301 West Hills Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Henry L. Stimson MS 401 Oakwood Rd Huntington (T) NA N Central Islip Senior High School 85 Wheeler Rd Islip (T) NA TBD West Middle School 2030 Udall Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Ralph Reed School 200 Half Mile Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Bay Shore Middle School 393 Brook Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Bay Shore Senior High School 155 Third Ave Islip (T) NA TBD James Wilson Young Middle School 602 Sylvan Ave Islip (T) NA Y Bayport-Blue Point High School 200 Snedecor Ave Islip (T) NA Y Connetquot High School 190 Seventh St Islip (T) NA Y East Middle School 70 Hilltop Dr Islip (T) NA TBD Brentwood High School 2 Sixth Ave Islip (T) NA Y South Middle School 785 Candlewood Rd Islip (T) NA Y North Middle School 350 Wicks Rd Islip (T) NA Y Freshman Center 33 Leahy Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Hauppauge High School 500 Lincoln Blvd Islip (T) NA Y Hauppauge Middle School 600 Town Line Rd Islip (T) NA N Seneca Junior High School 850 Main St Islip (T) NA Y
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Back Up Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Islip High School 2508 Union Blvd Islip (T) NA Y Islip Middle School 211 Main St Islip (T) NA Y East Islip Middle School 1 Redmen St Islip (T) NA Y East Islip High School 1 Redmen St Islip (T) NA Y Oakdale-Bohemia Junior High School 60 Oakdale-Bohemia Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Ronkonkoma Junior High School 501 Peconic St Islip (T) NA TBD Sayville Middle School 291 Johnson Ave Islip (T) NA N South Middle School 785 Candlewood Rd Islip (T) NA TBD West Islip Udall Road Middle School 900 Udall Rd Islip (T) NA Y Beach Street Middle School Beach St Islip (T) NA TBD West Islip Senior High School 1 Lion’s Path Islip (T) NA TBD Sayville High School 20 Brook St Islip (T) NA N Lindenhurst Middle School 350 S Wellwood Ave Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Lindenhurst Senior High School 300 Charles St Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Port Jefferson High School 320 Old Post Rd Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Port Jefferson Middle School 320 Old Post Rd Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Little Flower School 2460 N Wading River Rd Riverhead (T) NA TBD Riverhead High School 700 Harrison Ave Riverhead (T) NA N Riverhead Middle School 600 Harrison Ave Riverhead (T) NA N Pierson High School 200 Jermain Ave Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Shelter Island Senior Shelter Shelter Island (T) NA Y Shelter Island School 33 North Ferry Rd. Shelter Island (T) 340 Y Nesaquake Middle School Smithtown (T) NA Y Commack High School Scholar Lane Smithtown (T) NA N Kings Park High School 200 Rt 25A Smithtown (T) NA Y Great Hollow Middle School 150 Southern Blvd Smithtown (T) NA N Smithtown West High School 100 Central Rd Smithtown (T) NA N Smithtown Freshman Campus 660 Meadow Rd Smithtown (T) NA N Smithtown East High School 10 School St Smithtown (T) NA Y
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Back Up Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Bridgehampton School 2685 Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) NA TBD Eastport-South Manor High School 390b Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) NA Y Hampton Bays Middle School 88 Argonne Rd Southampton (T) NA N Southampton High School 141 Narrow Ln Southampton (V) NA Y Southampton Intermediate School 70 Leland Ln Southampton (V) NA Y Westhampton Middle School 340 Mill Rd Southampton (T) NA N Westhampton Beach High School 49 Lilac Rd Southampton (T) NA Y Greenport High School 720 Front St Southold (T) NA N Mattituck Junior-Senior High School 15125 Main Rd Southold (T) NA N Southold Junior-Senior High School 420 Oaklawn Ave Southold (T) NA Y Mattituck-Cutchogue Union Free School 34900 Main Rd Southold (T) NA N Human Resources 750 Pacific Street Southold (T) NA TBD Westhampton Beach High School 49 Lilac Rd Westhampton Beach (V) NA TBD Westhampton Middle School 340 Mill Rd Westhampton Beach (V) NA TBD Source: Planning Committee NA Not Available N No TBD To be determined Y Yes
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Schools There are 142 school districts in Suffolk County. Table 4-15 lists the public and private schools in the County.
Senior Care and Senior Living Facilities Table 4-16 provides an inventory of senior facilities in Suffolk County.
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Table 4-15. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County
Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Memorial High School 250 Merrick Rd Amityville (V) NA TBD Northwest Elementary 450 County Line Rd Amityville (V) NA TBD Park Avenue Memorial Elementary 140 Park Avenue Amityville (V) NA TBD St. Martin Of Tours 41 Union Avenue Amityville (V) NA TBD Ascent School For Children With Autism 819 Grand Blvd Babylon (T) NA TBD Babylon Christian School 79 East Main Street Babylon (V) NA TBD Babylon Elementary School 171 Ralph Avenue Babylon (V) NA TBD Babylon Junior/senior High School 50 Railroad Avenue Babylon (V) NA TBD Belmont Elementary 108 Barnum Street Babylon (T) NA TBD Bethesda Elementary 76 Parkway Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Brennan High School (BOCES) 550 Mount Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Copiague Christian Academy 2675 Great Neck Road Babylon (T) NA TBD Copiague Middle School 2650 Great Neck Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD Deauville Gardens Elementary 1000 Deauville Blvd Babylon (T) NA TBD Deer Park High School 30 Rockaway Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Edmund W Miles Middle School 501 Route 110 Babylon (T) NA TBD Forest Avenue Elementary School 200 Forest Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Great Neck Road Elementary 1400 Great Neck Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD Harding Avenue Elementary 2 Harding Av Babylon (T) NA TBD James E Allen Alternative 31 Lee Av Babylon (T) NA TBD John F Kennedy 101 Lake Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD John F Kennedy Jr Elementary School 175 Brookvale Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD John Quincy Adams 172 Old Country Road Babylon (T) NA TBD Kellum Street School (just Kids) Kellum Street Babylon (T) NA TBD Lafrancis Hardiman 792 Mount Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Lincoln 330 Park Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD M. L. Olive Middle School 140 Garden City Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Marion G. Vedder Elementary 794 Deer Park Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Memorial Grade School 169 Park Avenue Babylon (V) NA TBD Mill Lane Elementary 3 Mill La Babylon (T) NA TBD North Babylon High School 1 Phelps Lane Babylon (T) NA TBD Northeast Elementary 420 Albany Av Babylon (T) NA TBD Parliament Place Elementary School 80 Parliament Place Babylon (T) NA TBD Robert Frost Middle School 450 Half Hollow Road Babylon (T) NA TBD Robert Moses Middle School 250 Phelps Lane Babylon (T) NA TBD Santapogue Elementary School 1130 Herzel Blvd Babylon (T) NA TBD Seventh Day Adventists Junior Academy 136 Fire Island Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD South Bay Elementary School 160 Great East Neck Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD Ss. Cyril & Methodius 105 Half Hollow Road Babylon (T) NA TBD SUNY Farmingdale 2350 Broadhollow Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD SUNY Farmingdale Aviation Broadhollow Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD Susan E Wiley Elementary Scudder Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Tooker Avenue Elementary School 855 Tooker Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Walter G. O'connell High School 1100 Dixon Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Washington 220 Washington Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD West Babylon High School 500 Great East Neck Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD West Babylon Junior High 200 Old Farmingdale Rd Babylon (T) NA TBD William Deluca Elementary School 223 Phelps Lane Babylon (T) NA TBD William Rall 761 North Wellwood Avenue Babylon (T) NA TBD Woods Road Elementary School 110 Woods Road Babylon (T) NA TBD Bellport Middle School Kreamer St Bellport (V) NA TBD Kreamer Street Elementary School Kreamer St Bellport (V) NA TBD Andrew Muller Primary School 65 Lower Rocky Pt Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Arrowhead Elementary School 62 Arrowhead Ln Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Barton Elementary School 185 Barton Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Bellport Senior High School Beaver Dam Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Bicycle Path Pre-k Center Bicycle Path Brookhaven (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Blue Point Elementary School 212 Blue Point Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Boyle Road Elementary School 424 Boyle Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Brookhaven Annex Fireplace Neck Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Brookhaven Elementary School Fireplace Neck Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD C.e. Walters School 15 Everett Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Canaan Elementary School Traction Blvd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Center Moriches High School 311 Frowein Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Centereach High School 14 43rd St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Chippewa Elementary School One David Mello Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Clayton Huey Elementary School 511 Main St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Clinton Avenue School 140 Clinton Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Comsewogue Senior High School 565 Bicycle Path Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Coram Elementary School 61 Coram-Mt Sinai Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Dawnwood Middle School 10 43rd St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Dayton Avenue School 151 Dayton Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Eagle Elementary School 1000 Wave Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD East Moriches School 9 Adelaide Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Frank J. Carasiti Elementary School 90 Rocky Pt-Yaphank Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Frank P. Long Intermediate School Brookhaven Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Gatelot Avenue School 65 Gatelot Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Hawkins Path School 485 Hawkins Path Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Hiawatha School 97 Patch-Hlbrk Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Holbrook Road School 170 Holbrook Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Jericho Elementary School 34 N Coleman Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD John F. Kennedy Middle School 200 Jayne Blvd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD John S. Hobart Elementary School 230 Van Buren St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Joseph A. Edgar Intermediate School 525 Rt 25A Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Longwood High School 100 Longwood Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Longwood Junior High School 198 Longwood Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Longwood Middle School 41 Yaphank-Mid Isl Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Lynwood Avenue School 50 Lynwood Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Medford Elementary School 281 Medford Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Miller Avenue School 3 Miller Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Miller Place High School 15 Memorial Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Minnesauke Elementary School 21 Highgate Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Moriches Elementary School 16 Lewis Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Mount Sinai Elementary School N Country Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Mount Sinai High School Gertrude Goodman Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Mount Sinai Middle School N Country Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Nassakeag Elementary School 490 Pond Path Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Nathaniel Woodhull School 6 Francis Landau Pl Brookhaven (T) NA TBD New Lane Memorial Elementary School 15 New Ln Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Newfield High School 145 Marshall Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Nokomis School 151 Holbrook Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD North Coleman Road School 197 N Coleman Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD North Country Road School 191 N Country Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Norwood Avenue School 290 Norwood Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Oregon Middle School 109 Oregon Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Oxhead Road School 144 Oxhead Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Patchogue-Medford High School 181 Buffalo Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Paul J. Gelinas Junior High School 25 Mud Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Ridge Elementary School One Ridge Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Robert Cushman Murphy Junior High School 351 Oxhead Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Rocky Point High School 82 Rocky Pt-Yaphank Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Sachem High School 212 Smith Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Sagamore Junior High School 57 Division St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Saxton Middle School 121-123 Saxton St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus 3rd Base Duggout Brookhaven (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) SCCC - Selden Campus Ammerman Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Automotive Tech Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Babylon Student Center Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Brookhaven Gymnasium Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Guard Booth Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Huntington Library Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Kampus Kids Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Kreiling Hall Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Maintenance Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus N. F. Lechtrecker (nfl) Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus North Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus President's Cottage Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Riverhead Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Salt Storage Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC - Selden Campus Southampton Building Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Annex Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Bus Shelter 1 (s) Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Bus Shelter 2 (n) Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Electrical Distribution Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Pavillion Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Pump House Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Rbc Process Tank Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Selden Sewage Pretreatment Plant Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC Seleden Chemical Storage Shed Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SCCC-Ammerman Campus At Selden 533 College Road Brookhaven (T) 10,950 TBD Selden Middle School 22 Jefferson Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Setauket Elementary School 134 Main St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Shoreham-Wading River High School 250a Rt 25a Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Sound Beach School 197 N Country Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) South Street School 130 South St Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Stagecoach School 205 Dare Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD SUNY At Stony Brook NA Brookhaven (T) 17,316 TBD Tangier Smith School 336 Blanco Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Tecumseh Elementary School 179 Granny Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Terryville Road School 401 Terryville Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Tremont Elementary School 143 Tremont Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Unity Drive Pre-K Center 11 Unity Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Verne W. Critz Elementary School Dunton Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Ward Melville Senior High School 380 Old Town Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Waverly Avenue School 1111 Waverly Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD West Middle Island School 30 Swezey Ln Brookhaven (T) NA TBD William Floyd Elementary School 111 Lexington Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD William Floyd High School 240 Mastic Beach Rd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD William Paca Junior High School 338 Blanco Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD William Sidney Mount School 50 Dean Ln Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Amagansett School 320 Main St- Po Box 7062 East Hampton (T) NA TBD Child Development Center 175 Daniels Hole Rd East Hampton (T) NA TBD East Hampton High School 2 Long Ln East Hampton (T) NA TBD East Hampton Middle School 76 Newtown Ln East Hampton (V) NA TBD John M. Marshall Elementary School 3 Gingerbread Ln East Hampton (V) NA TBD Montauk School 50 S Dorset Rd East Hampton (T) NA TBD Springs School 48 School St East Hampton (T) NA TBD Wainscott School Holw Road-PO Box 79 East Hampton (T) NA TBD Harbor Cntry Day School NA Head of the Harbor (V) NA TBD Adelphi University At West Hills Pentagon Court Huntington (T) NA TBD Bellerose Avenue Elementary School N/S Bellrose Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD Birchwood Elementary School Weston Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Boces LII Administration 507 Deer Park Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Boces/manor Plains Elementary School Manor Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Burr Intermediate School S/S Burr Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Candlewood Junior High School Carlls Straight Path Huntington (T) NA TBD Cedar Road Elementary School Cedar Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Cedar Road Elementary School Clay Pitts Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Chestnut Hill Elementary School Bagatelle Rd/Burrs Lane Huntington (T) NA TBD Cold Spring Harbor High School 82 Turkey Ln Huntington (T) NA TBD Cold Spring Harbor Labs West Main Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Commack Middle School 80 Hauppauge Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Countrywood Elementary School Old Country Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Day Camp Round Swamp Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Daytop School NA Huntington (T) NA TBD DDI/Little Plains Elementary School Rain Little Plains/Monett Huntington (T) NA TBD Dickinson Avenue Elementary School Dickinson Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD East Northport Gospel Church 421 Elwood Road Huntington (T) NA TBD East Northport Middle School 5th Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD Elwood Junior High School Elwood Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Fifth Avenue Elementary School Pulaski Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Finley Junior High School S/S Greenlawn Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Five Towns College 305 N. Service Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Flower Hill Elementary School Flower Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Forest Park School De Forest Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Goosehill Primary Center 75 Goose Hill Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD Half Hollow Hills HS East Half Hollow Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Half Hollow Hills HS West 375 Wolf Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Harborfields High School 98 Taylor Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD Harborfields Library/Broad School N/S Ann Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Harley Avenue Elementary School Thadford Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Henry L. Stimson Junior High School Oakwood Road Huntington (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Huntington Elementary School Tower Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Huntington High School S/S McKay & Oakwood Roads Huntington (T) NA TBD James Boyd Elementary School Little Plains Road Huntington (T) NA TBD James E Allen Elementary School E/Deer Park Road Huntington (T) NA TBD James E Allen Elementary School BOCES I 762 Deer Park Road Huntington (T) NA TBD James E. Allen Junior/senior High School E/Deer Park Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Jefferson Elementary School W/S Oakwood Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Katharine Gibbs School-Melville 535 Broad Hollow Road Huntington (T) 340 TBD Kindercare NA Huntington (T) NA TBD Little Tots At Boces Highland Blvd Huntington (T) NA TBD Long Island Business Institute 6500 Jericho Turnpike Huntington (T) 182 TBD Madonna Heights School 151 Burrs Lane Huntington (T) NA TBD Magic Circle Nursery School Cheshire Place Huntington (T) NA TBD Maplewood Elementary School Delwood Drive Huntington (T) NA TBD Maron Carl Farm Commack Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Middleville Junior High School Middleville Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Northport High School Laurel Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Northport Nursery School Laurel Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Norwood Avenue School 25 Norwood Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD NYS Correctioal Dormitory Authority 115 Manor Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Oakwood Elementary School West 22nd Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Old Farms Elementary School Calvert Avenue Huntington (T) NA TBD Oldfields Middle School 2 Old Field Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Otsego Elementary School Old Brook Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Paumanok Elementary School One Seaman Neck Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD Property Of West Hollow Junior HS Willmington Huntington (T) NA TBD Pulaski Road Elementary School 9th Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD Rolling Hills School 25 Mcculloch Drive Huntington (T) NA TBD SC Harbor Arts Center Browns Road Huntington (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Signal Hill Elementary School Wolf Hill Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Silas Wood Elementary School 19th Street Huntington (T) NA TBD South Huntington Administration Offices 27 Chichester Road Huntington (T) NA TBD South Huntington Administration Offices 60 Weston Street Huntington (T) NA TBD Southdown Elementary School Browns Road Huntington (T) NA TBD St. Anthony High School Wolf & Pidgeon Hill Huntington (T) NA TBD St. Hughs R. C. Church 1st Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD St. Paul's Evang Luth Church 185 Laurel Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD St. Paul's Lutheran School 120 Vernon Valley Huntington (T) NA TBD Sunquam Elementary School Sweet Hollow Road Huntington (T) NA TBD SUNY Farmingdale NA Huntington (T) NA TBD Taylor Avenue Early Childhood Center 98 Taylor Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD The Upper Room Ministry NA Huntington (T) NA TBD Thomas J. Lahey Elementary School 625 Pulaski Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Touro College NA Huntington (T) NA TBD Vanderbilt Elementary School 350 Deer Park Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD Walt Whitman High School 301 West Hills Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Washington Drive Elementary School Washington Drive Huntington (T) NA TBD Washington Elementary School Whitson Road Huntington (T) NA TBD West Hollow Junior High School Old East Neck Road Huntington (T) NA TBD Woodhull School Woodhull Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD Andrew T. Morrow School 299 Sycamore Ln Islandia (V) NA TBD Academy Street Elementary School 150 Academy St Islip (T) NA TBD Bay Shore Middle School 393 Brook Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Bay Shore Senior High School 155 Third Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Bayport-blue Point High School 200 Snedecor Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Bayview Elementary School 165 Snedecor Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Beach Street Middle School Beach St Islip (T) NA TBD Brentwood High School 2 Sixth Ave Islip (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Bretton Woods Elementary School 1 Club Ln Islip (T) NA TBD Brook Avenue Elementary School 45 Brook Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Captree Elementary School 339 Snedecor Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Central Islip Early Childhood Center 50 Wheeler Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Central Islip Senior High School 85 Wheeler Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Charles A. Mulligan School One Broadway Islip (T) NA TBD Cherokee Street Elementary School 130 Cherokee St Islip (T) NA TBD Cherry Avenue Elementary School 155 Cherry Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Commack Road Elementary School 300 Commack Road Islip (T) NA TBD Connetquot Elementary School One Merrick St Islip (T) NA TBD Connetquot High School 190 Seventh St Islip (T) NA TBD Cordello Avenue Elementary School 51 Cordello Avenue Islip (T) NA TBD Early Childhood Center One C B Gariepy Ave Islip (T) NA TBD East Elementary School 50 Timberline Dr Islip (T) NA TBD East Islip High School One Redmen St Islip (T) NA TBD East Middle School 70 Hilltop Dr Islip (T) NA TBD Edith L. Slocum Elementary School 2460 Sycamore Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Edward J. Bosti Elementary School 50 Bourne Blvd Islip (T) NA TBD Fifth Avenue School 217 Fifth Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Francis J. O'neill School 545 Clayton St Islip (T) NA TBD Freshman Center 33 Leahy Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Gardiner Manor School 125 Wohseepee Dr Islip (T) NA TBD Grundy Avenue School 950 Grundy Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Hauppauge High School 500 Lincoln Blvd Islip (T) NA TBD Hauppauge Middle School 600 Town Line Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Helen B. Duffield Elementary School 600 First St Islip (T) NA TBD Hemlock Elementary School 19 Hemlock Dr Islip (T) NA TBD Hofstra University - J.W. Dye Jr. Center 131 Hoffman Lane Islip (T) NA TBD Idle Hour Elementary School 334 Idle Hour Blvd Islip (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Islip High School 2508 Union Boulevard Islip (T) NA TBD Islip K-1 Center Winganhauppauge Road Islip (T) NA TBD Islip Middle School 211 Main St Islip (T) NA TBD Islip Terrace Junior High School One Redmen St Islip (T) NA TBD James Wilson Young Middle School 602 Sylvan Ave Islip (T) NA TBD John F. Kennedy Elementary School 94 Woodland Dr Islip (T) NA TBD John Pearl Elementary School 1070 Smithtown Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Laurel Park Elementary School 48 Swan Ln Islip (T) NA TBD Lincoln Avenue Elementary School 440 Lincoln Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Long Island University-Brentwood Campus Second Avenue Islip (T) 867 TBD Loretta Park Elementary School 77 Stahley St Islip (T) NA TBD Manetuck Elementary School 800 Van Buren Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Marguerite L. Mulvey School 44 E Cherry St Islip (T) NA TBD Mary G. Clarkson School 1415 E Third Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Maud S. Sherwood Elementary School 301 Smith Avenue Islip (T) NA TBD Merrimac School 1090 Broadway Ave Islip (T) NA TBD North Elementary School 50 W White St Islip (T) NA TBD North Middle School 350 Wicks Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Northeast Elementary School 2 Devon Rd Islip (T) NA TBD NY Institude of Technology Islip Carleton Avenue Islip (T) 993 TBD Oak Park Elementary School 775 Wisconsin Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Oakdale-bohemia Junior High School 60 Oakdale-bohemia Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Oquenock Elementary School 425 Spruce Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Paul J. Bellew Elementary School 25 Higbie Ln Islip (T) NA TBD Pine Park Elementary School One Mur Pl Islip (T) NA TBD Ralph Reed School 200 Half Mile Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Ronkonkoma Junior High School 501 Peconic St Islip (T) NA TBD Ruth C. Kinney Elementary School Spur Dr S Islip (T) NA TBD Sayville High School 20 Brook St Islip (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Sayville Middle School 291 Johnson Ave Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Captree Building Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Caumsett Hall Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Nesconset Hall Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus North Cottage Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Paumanok Hall Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Plant Operations Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus SagtikosArts & Sciences Building Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Sports & Convention Center Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC - Brentwood Campus Suffolk Kids' Cottage Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Above Ground Gas Tank Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Art Studio/food Pantry Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Asharoken Hall Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Athlete Storage Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Auto Shop/warehouse Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Chemical Storage Shed Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Kid's Cottage Storage 1 Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Kid's Cottage Storage 2 Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Maintenance Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Sally Ann Slacke Center Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Salt Storage Islip (T) NA TBD SCCC Brentwood Universal Waste Shed Islip (T) NA TBD Seneca Junior High School 850 Main St Islip (T) NA TBD South Country School 885 Hampshire Rd Islip (T) NA TBD South Middle School 785 Candlewood Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Southeast Elementary School 1 Melody Ln Islip (T) NA TBD Southwest Elementary School 1095 Joselsen Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Sunrise Drive Elementary School 320 Sunrise Dr Islip (T) NA TBD Sycamore Avenue Elementary School 745 Sycamore Ave Islip (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Sylvan Avenue Elementary School 600 Sylvan Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Tamarac Elementary School 50 Spence Ave Islip (T) NA TBD Timber Point Elementary School 200 Timber Point Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Twin Pines Elementary School 2 Mur Pl Islip (T) NA TBD Udall Road Middle School 900 Udall Rd Islip (T) NA TBD West Islip Senior High School 1 Lion's Path Islip (T) NA TBD West Middle School 2030 Udall Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Westbrook Elementary School 350 Higbie Ln Islip (T) NA TBD Woodhull School Surf Rd Islip (T) NA TBD Cayuga School 865 Hawkins Ave Lake Grove (V) NA TBD Eugene Auer Memorial School 17 Wing St Lake Grove (V) NA TBD Wenonah School 251 Hudson Ave Lake Grove (V) NA TBD Albany Avenue Elementary 180 Albany Avenue Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Allenghany Avenue Elementary 250 S Alleghany Av Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Daniel Street Elementary 289 Daniel Street Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD E. W. Bower Elementary 315 W Montauk Hwy Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Lindenhurst High School 300 Charles Street Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Lindenhurst Middle School 350 S Wellwood Avenue Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Margaret A. Mckenna Admin Bldg 350 Daniel Street Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Montessori School Of Lindenhurst 175 South 11th Street Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Our Lady Of Perpetual Help 240 South Wellwood Avenue Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD West Gates Elementary 175 W Gates Av Lindenhurst (V) NA TBD Cold Spring Harbor Lab Inc. 16 Banbury Lane Lloyd Harbor (V) NA TBD Cold Spring Harbor Lab Inc. Banbury Lane Lloyd Harbor (V) NA TBD Cold Spring Harbor Lab Inc. West Neck Road/Banbury Lane Lloyd Harbor (V) NA TBD Lloyd Harbor Elementary School 7 School Lane Lloyd Harbor (V) NA TBD Seminary Of The Immaculate Conception West Neck Road Lloyd Harbor (V) 180 TBD Knox School NA Nissequogue (V) NA TBD North Haven Village Hall 335 Ferry Rd/rt 114 North Haven (V) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Northport Junior High School Laurel Ave Northport (V) NA TBD Ocean Avenue Elementary School 100 Ocean Avenue Northport (V) NA TBD St. Paul's Method Church School 280 Main Street Northport (V) NA TBD St. Philip Main Street Northport (V) NA TBD Trinity Episcopal Church School 130 Main Street Northport (V) NA TBD Bay Elementary School 114 Bay Ave Patchogue (V) NA TBD Briarcliffe School, Inc. - Patchogue 10 Lake Street Patchogue (V) NA TBD Emanuel Lutheran School N-6 179 East Main Street Patchogue (V) NA TBD Holy Angels Regional School Division Street Patchogue (V) NA TBD River Elementary School 46 River Ave Patchogue (V) NA TBD Saint Joseph's College-suffolk Campus 155 Roe Boulevard Patchogue (V) 2,592 TBD South Ocean Middle School 225 S Ocean Ave Patchogue (V) NA TBD Port Jefferson Elementary School 500 Scraggy Hill Road Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Port Jefferson High School 320 Old Post Rd Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Port Jefferson Middle School 320 Old Post Rd Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Quogue Elementary School 10 Edgewood Rd Quogue (V) NA TBD Quogue Elementary School 10 Edgewood Rd Quogue (V) NA TBD Quogue Village Hall 123 Jessup Ave Quogue (V) NA TBD Aquebogue Elementary School 499 Main Rd Riverhead (T) NA TBD Little Flower School 2460 N Wading River Rd Riverhead (T) NA TBD McCann-Mercy High School Ostrander Ave Riverhead (T) NA TBD Pulaski Street Elementary School 300 Pulaski St Riverhead (T) NA TBD Riley Avenue School 374 Riley Ave Riverhead (T) NA TBD Riverhead Charter School 3685 Rt 25 Riverhead (T) NA TBD Riverhead Middle School 600 Harrison Ave Riverhead (T) NA TBD Riverhead Senior High School 700 Harrison Ave Riverhead (T) NA TBD Roanoke Avenue School 549 Roanoke Ave Riverhead (T) NA TBD St. Isidore Marcy Ave Riverhead (T) NA TBD Wading River School 1900 Wading River Manor Rd Riverhead (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Pierson High School Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Pierson High School Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Pierson High School 200 Jermain Ave Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Sag Harbor Elementary School 200 Jermain Ave Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Sag Harbor Elementary School 68 Hampton St Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Sag Harbor Elementary School 68 Hampton St Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Sag Harbor Village Hall 55 Main St Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Stella Maris School 135 Division St Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Stella Maris School 135 Division St Sag Harbor (V) NA TBD Sagaponack School 670 Sagaponack Rd Sagaponack (V) NA TBD Sagaponack School 670 Sagaponack Rd Sagaponack (V) NA TBD Sagaponack Village Hall 3175 Montauk Hwy Sagaponack (V) NA TBD Shelter Island Schools 33 North Ferry Rd. Shelter Island (T) NA TBD Briarcliff School 18 Tower Hill Rd Shoreham (V) 330 TBD Accompsett Elementary School One Lincoln St Smithtown (T) NA TBD Branch Brook Elementary School 15 Ridgely Rd Smithtown (T) NA TBD Browns Road Es NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Christ The King NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Cleary Sch For Deaf NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Commack High School NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Forest Brook Elementary School Lilac Ln Smithtown (T) NA TBD Fort Salonga Elementary School 39 Sunken Meadow Rd Smithtown (T) NA TBD Great Hollow Middle School 150 Southern Blvd Smithtown (T) NA TBD Head River (BOCES) NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Indian Hollow School Kings Park Rd Smithtown (T) NA TBD Kings Park High School 200 Rt 25A Smithtown (T) NA TBD Landing Es (BOCES) NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Mills Pd Es (BOCES) NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Mount Pleasant Elementary School 33 Plaisted Ave Smithtown (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Nesaquake Is NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Nesconset Elementary School 29 Gibbs Pond Rd Smithtown (T) NA TBD North Ridge School NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Northridge ES NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Parkview Elementary School 23 Roundtree Dr Smithtown (T) NA TBD Pines Elementary School 22 Holly Dr Smithtown (T) NA TBD R.J.O. Intermediate School 99 Old Dock Rd Smithtown (T) NA TBD Sagtikos ES NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Saint James Elementary School 580 Lake Ave Smithtown (T) NA TBD San Remo ES NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Sawmill Intermediate School New Hwy Smithtown (T) NA TBD SC Community College-western Campus Crooked Hill Road Smithtown (T) 5,596 TBD Smiths Ln ES (BOCES) NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Smithtown Christian NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Smithtown Hs East NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Smithtown Hs West NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD St's Philip & James NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Tackan Elementary School 99 Midwood Ave Smithtown (T) NA TBD William T. Rogers Middle School 97 Old Dock Rd Smithtown (T) NA TBD Winnecomac ES NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Wood Park School New Hwy Smithtown (T) NA TBD Young Israel NA Smithtown (T) NA TBD Bridgehampton Community Center Southampton (T) NA TBD Bridgehampton School 2685 Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) NA TBD East Quogue Elementary School 6 Central Ave Southampton (T) NA TBD Eastern Suffolk BOCES 215 Westhampton Riverhead Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Eastport Elementary School 390 Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) NA TBD Hampton Bays Elementary School 72 Ponquogue Ave Southampton (T) NA TBD Hampton Bays Middle School 70 Ponquogue Ave, Hampton Bays Southampton (T) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Hampton Bays Secondary School 88 Argonne Rd E Southampton (T) NA TBD Our Lady of Poland Elementary/ MS 160 N. Main St, Southampton Southampton (T) NA TBD Phillips Ave. Elementary School 141 Phillips Ave Southampton (T) NA TBD Raynor Country Day School 170 Montauk Hwy, Speonk Southampton (T) NA TBD Ross Institute Lower School 739 Butter Ln, Bridgehampton Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Bus Shelter Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Chemical Storage Shed Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Corchaug Building Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Energy Plant Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Glass Greenhouse Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Greenhouse 1 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Greenhouse 2 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Lift Station Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Mechanical Garage Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Minipoka Children's Center Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Observatory Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Orient Building Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Peconic Building Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Salt Storage Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Sewage Screening Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Sewage Treatment Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Shinnecock Building Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Storage Shed 1 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Storage Shed 2 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Storage Shed 3 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Storage Shed 4 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Storage Shed 5 Southampton (T) NA TBD SCCC Riverhead Weather Station Southampton (T) NA TBD Southampton Elementary School 30 Pine St Southampton (V) NA TBD
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Table 4-16. Educational Facilities in Suffolk County Backup Power Name Address Municipality Enroll. (Y/N) Southampton High School 141 Narrow Ln Southampton (V) NA TBD Southampton Middle School 141 Narrow Ln Southampton (V) NA TBD Southampton Nursery School 1023 Majors Path, North Sea Southampton (T) NA TBD Speonk Remsenburg Elem. School 11 Mill Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Suffolk County Center 100 Center Drive South Southampton (T) NA TBD Suffolk County Community College 121 Speonk Riverhead Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD SUNY Stony Brook Southampton 65 Tuckahoe Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD The Hayground School (Private) 151 Mitchells Ln Southampton (T) NA TBD The Montessori School 135 St. Andrews Rd, Tuckahoe Southampton (T) NA TBD The Peconic Montessori School 1225 Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) NA TBD Tuckahoe School 460 Magee St Southampton (T) NA TBD Westhampton Elementary School 379 Mill Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Cutchogue East Elementary School 34900 Main Road Southold (T) NA TBD Fishers Island School 19 Greenwood Road Southold (T) NA TBD Greenport Union Free School 720 Front St Southold (T) NA TBD Mattituck-Cutchogue Union Free School 15125 Main Road Southold (T) NA TBD New Suffolk School 5th St Southold (T) NA TBD Orient Congregational Church NA Southold (T) NA TBD Our Lady Of Mercy Regional School 23195 Main Rd Southold (T) NA TBD Oysterponds Elementary School 23405 Main Road Southold (T) NA TBD Southold Union Free School 420 Oaklawn Ave Southold (T) NA TBD Dogwood Elementary School 50 Dogwood Dr Village of the Branch (V) NA TBD Smithtown Elementary School 51 Lawrence Ave Village of the Branch (V) NA TBD St Patricks NA Village of the Branch (V) NA TBD Westhampton Beach High School 326 Mill Rd Westhampton Beach (V) NA TBD Westhampton Beach Middle School 326 Mill Rd, Westhampton Beach Westhampton Beach (V) NA TBD Source: Planning Committee Notes: ES = Elementary School. HS = High School. MS = Middle School. NA = Not Available. N = No. TBD = To be determined. Y = Yes.
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Table 4-16. Senior Living / Senior Care Facilities in Suffolk County
Backup Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Broadlawn Manor Nursing & Rehab Ctr 399 County Line Rd Amityville (V) 320 TBD Brunswick Hospital Center Inc 366 Broadway Amityville (V) NA TBD Berkshire Nursing & Rehabilitation 10 Berkshire Road Babylon (T) NA TBD East Neck Nursing & Rehabilitation Ctr 134 Great East Neck Road Babylon (T) 300 TBD Bellhaven Center For Geriatric 110 Beaver Dam Road Brookhaven (T) 240 TBD Brookhaven Health Care Facility 801 Gazzola Blvd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Cedar Lodge Nursing Home 6 Frowein Road Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Crest Hall Care Center 63 Oakcrest Ave Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Island Rehabilitation And Nursing 5537 Expressway Drive North Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Jefferson's Ferry 1 Jefferson Ferry Dr Brookhaven (T) NA TBD John J Foley Skilled Nursing Fac 14 Glover Drive Brookhaven (T) 264 TBD Long Island State Veterans Home Suny At Stonybrook 100 Patriots Road Brookhaven (T) 350 TBD Medford Multicare Center 3115 Horseblock Road Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Oak Hollow Nursing Center 49 Oakcrest Avenue Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Patchogue Nursing Center 25 Schoenfeld Blvd Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Woodhaven Nursing Home 1360 Route 112 Brookhaven (T) NA TBD Arba Realty Corp. 222 Columbia St Huntington (T) NA TBD Atria Senior Living Group Inc 10 Cheshire Pl Huntington (T) NA TBD Birchwood Nursing Home 78 Birchwood Dr Huntington (T) NA TBD Birchwood Rlty Corp 423 Clay Pitts Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD Carillon Nursing And Rehabilitation 830 Park Avenue Huntington (T) 315 TBD ELWOOD PROPERTIES, INC 400 S SERVICE RD Huntington (T) NA TBD Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center 68 Hauppauge Road Huntington (T) 460 TBD Hilaire Farm Nursing Home Hilaire Drive Huntington (T) NA TBD Huntington Hills Center For Health 400 South Service Road Huntington (T) NA TBD K98 Senior Llc 165 Beverly Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD L.I. HOUSING DEVELOP FUND CORP 50 HAUPPAUGE RD Huntington (T) NA TBD Mazel Tov Realty Inc 70 Greenlawn Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD Missionary Sisters Of 350 Cuba Hill Rd Huntington (T) NA TBD Rita Rae Realty Corp 301 8th Ave Huntington (T) NA TBD Good Samaritan Nursing Home 101 Elm St Islip (T) NA TBD Little Flower Nursing Home & Hrf 340 East Montauk Highway Islip (T) NA TBD
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Backup Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Maria Regina Residence Inc 1725 Brentwood Rd - Bldg 1 Islip (T) NA TBD Oakwood Care Center 305 Locust Avenue Islip (T) NA TBD Our Lady Of Consolation Geriatric 111 Beach Drive Islip (T) 450 TBD Petite Fleur Nursing Home 300 Broadway Avenue Islip (T) NA TBD Ross Health Care Center 839 Suffolk Avenue Islip (T) NA TBD Sunrise Manor Center For Nursing And 1325 Brentwood Road Islip (T) NA TBD Dawn Hill Adult Home 65 Lisa Dr Northport (V) NA TBD Port Jefferson Health Care Facility Dark Hollow Road Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Sunrest Health Facilities Inc 70 North Country Road Port Jefferson (V) NA TBD Central Suffolk Hospital Snf 1300 Roanoke Avenue Riverhead (T) NA TBD Foxwood Village Middle Road Riverhead (T) NA TBD John Wesley Village Middle Road Riverhead (T) NA TBD Peconic Bay Medical Center 1146 Woodcrest Avenue Riverhead (T) NA TBD Saddle Lakes Middle Road Riverhead (T) NA TBD Sunken Pond Middle Road Riverhead (T) NA TBD Avalon Garden Route 25a Smithtown (T) NA TBD Nesconset Nursing Center 100 Southern Boulevard Smithtown (T) NA TBD Smithtown Health Care Facility 391 North County Road Smithtown (T) NA TBD St Catherine Of Siena Nursing Home 52 Route 25a Smithtown (T) 240 TBD St James Plaza Nursing Facility 273 Moriches Road Smithtown (T) 252 TBD St Johnland Nursing Center, Inc 395 Sunken Meadow Road Smithtown (T) 250 TBD St. James Healthcare Center 275 Moriches Road Smithtown (T) NA TBD 320 West Montauk Realty Corp 320 W Montauk Hwy Southampton (T) NA TBD Aid To Developmentally Disabled 38 West Tiana Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Crohan Flanders Community Center 655 Flanders Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Flanders- Riverside Community Center Southampton (T) NA TBD Hampton Bays Community Center 25 Ponquogue Ave Southampton (T) NA TBD Independent Group Home Living 13 White Oak Ln Southampton (T) NA TBD Independent Group Home Living 135 Old Country Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Independent Group Home Living 125 Sebonac Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Noyac Old School House Comm Center 3010 Noyack Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Payton Lane Nursing Home, Inc 64 County Rd 39A Southampton (V) NA TBD Payton Lane Nursing Home, Inc 321 North Sea Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD
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Backup Power Name Address Municipality Capacity (Y/N) Southampton Civic Center 25 Pond Ln, Southampton Southampton (V) NA TBD Southampton Nursing Home 330 Meeting House Ln Southampton (V) NA TBD Southampton Nursing Home Inc 330 Meeting House Lane Southampton (T) NA TBD Westhampton Care Center 78 Old Country Road Southampton (T) NA TBD Westhampton Care Inc 78 Old Country Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Westhampton Community Center 406 Mill Rd Southampton (T) NA TBD Simeon 61700 Route 48 Southold (T) NA TBD Westhampton Beach Seafield Center Inc 7 Seafield Ln NA TBD (V) Westhampton Beach Seafield Center Inc 237 Main St NA TBD (V) Westhampton Beach Westhampton Beach 191 Main St NA TBD (V) Source: Planning Committee and HAZUS-MH provided data (value, type). Notes: NA = Not Available. N = No. T = Town. V = Village. Y = Yes.
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4.6.2 Transportation Systems This section discusses transportation systems including: highways and highway bridges, bus service, railroads, airports, and marine services.
Highways and Highway Bridges Suffolk County is located within New York State Department of Transportation Region 10 area which encompasses both Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Suffolk County maintains over 420 miles of County roads, 140 bridges, culverts and miscellaneous structures, 300 waterways and operates 730 traffic signals. Suffolk County is responsible for snow removal on County roads only. The Suffolk County Department of Public Works constructs, maintains and operates County properties and designs, constructs and maintains County roads, sewerage systems, buildings and other facilities, such as waterways, bridges, docks and marinas (Suffolk County Public Works, 2007). Based on input from Suffolk County GIS and the Planning Committee, there are over 600 highway bridges in the County. Table 4-17 lists Suffolk County maintained roads. Figure 4-29 shows major transportation roadways in Suffolk County.
Table 4-17. Suffolk County Maintained Roads
CR # Name 1 County Line Road 2 Dixon Avenue / Straight Path 3 Wellwood Avenue / Pinelawn Road 4 Commack Road 6 Kings Highway / Rabro Drive 7 Wicks Road 10 Elwood Road 11 Pulaski Road 12 Oak Street / Hoffman Avenue 13 Fifth Avenue / Crooked Hill Road 14 Indian Head Road 16 Terry Road / Portion Road / Horseblock Road 17 Carleton Avenue/ Wheeler Road 19 West Avenue/ Lake Street/ Waverly Avenue/ Patchogue-Holbrook Road 21 Yaphank Avenue / Main Street / Rocky Point Road 28 New Highway 31 Old Riverhead Road 32 Ponquogue Avenue 34 Deer Park Avenue 35 Deer Park Road/ Park Avenue 36 South Country Road 38 North Sea Road 39 North Road 40 Three Mile Harbor Road 41 Springs Fireplace Road 42 Shore Road
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CR # Name 43 Northville Turnpike 46 William Floyd Parkway 47 Great Neck Road/ Main Street 48 Middle Road 49 Edgemere Street / Flamingo Avenue 50 Simon Street / John Street / Union Blvd. 51 East Moriches Riverhead Road 52 Sandy Hollow Road 54 Hulse Landing Road 55 Eastport Manorville Road 57 Bay Shore Road / Third Avenue 58 Old Country Road 59 Long Lane 60 Noyack Bay Beach Road/ Long Beach Road/ Short Beach Road 61 Waverly Avenue 62 Newtown Road 63 Old East Moriches Riverhead Road 65 Middle Road/ Atlantic Avenue/ Weeks Street/ River Avenue/ Division Street 66 Deer Park Avenue East 67 Motor Parkway 69 Cartwright Road 71 Old Country Road / Mill Road 73 Roanoke Avenue 75 Fire Island Beach Road 76 Townline Road 77 West Lake Drive 79 Bridgehampton Sag Harbor Turnpike 80 Montauk Highway 82 Higbie Lane / Udall's Road 83 North Ocean Avenue / Patchogue-mount Sinai Road 85 Montauk Highway 86 Broadway Greenlawn Road/ Centerport Road 89 Dune Road Extension 90 Furrow's Road / Peconic Avenue 92 Oakwood Road/ High Street 93 Ocean Avenue / Lakeland Avenue / Rosevale Avenue 94 Nugent Drive / Center Drive 96 Great East Neck Road 97 Nicoll's Road 98 Frowein Road 99 Woodside Avenue 100 Suffolk Avenue
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CR # Name 101 Sills Road / Patchogue-Yaphank Road 104 Quogue Riverhead Road 105 Cross River Drive 106 Community College Drive/ G Road 108 Old Willet's Path 111 Port Jefferson-Westhampton Road 112 Johnson Avenue 115 West Neck Road 116 Menantic Road/ Smith Street 117 Burns Avenue 13A Clinton Avenue 39A Flying Point Road 39B Old North Highway 94A Center Drive Spur NY27N Sunrise Highway (NY27) North Service Roads NY27S Sunrise Highway (NY27) South Service Roads Source: Suffolk County Public Works online, accessed 2007
Figure 4-29. Transportation Map of Suffolk County
Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning
Interstate 495 also referred to as the Long Island Expressway, runs west to east across Long Island from Queens to Riverhead in Suffolk County. There are six State Parkways that traverse the County which include Heckscher, Northern State, Robert Moses, Saktigos, Southern State and Sunken Meadow. According to Suffolk County GIS Department roads data, there are 40.9 miles of Interstate, 49.6 miles of State Parkway, 357.8 miles of State Highway, and 104.41 miles of County Roads in the County. Additionally, the Ram Island First, Ram Island Second and Shell Beach Causeways are critical to Shelter Island’s highway infrastructure.
According to Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services (FRES) and input from the Planning Committee, there are 602 highway bridges in the County. HAZUS-MH only identifies 354 state and county-owned highway bridges in the County with a default replacement value totaling over $7 billion.
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The Comprehensive All-Hazards Emergency Management Plan for Suffolk County (March 2005) identifies the most essential routes for evacuating vulnerable populations. These routes are: (1) Route 25 and Cross River Drive intersection, east of Riverhead; (2) Sunrise Highway (Route 27) and North Sea Road intersection, Southampton; (3) Route 111 (Islip Avenue) and Southern State Parkway interchange; (4) Nugent Road and West Main Street interchanges with Long Island Expressway, west of Riverhead; (5) Montauk Highway (Route 27), east of Southampton; (6) Wellwood Avenue and Sunrise Highway (Route 27), north of Lindenhurst; and Ferry service out of Fire Island. Additionally, according to the Town of Babylon, the Town of Babylon’s evacuation routes, which run from south to north, are: (1) Broadway/New York State Route 110; (2) Great Neck Road (CR 47); (3) Straight Path (CR2); (4) Little East Neck Road; and (5) Deer Park Avenue/New York State Route 231. It is important to note that Montauk Highway and Sunrise Highway are both within a geographical area most at risk to coastal storms.
Bus Long Island Bus, a part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), provides bus service throughout western Suffolk County. Suffolk County Transit also provides public bus service throughout Suffolk County. Additionally, Suffolk County Accessible Transportation (Suffolk CountyAT) provides curb-to-curb service to individuals with disabilities and the Huntington Area Rapid Transit (HART) also provides public bus service. Table 4-18 lists the bus facilities in Suffolk County.
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Figure 4-30. Town of Babylon Evacuation Routes
Source: Feitner, 2007
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Table 4-18. Bus Facilities in Suffolk County
Name Address Municipality Baumann & Sons Bus Corp 65 Court St Babylon (T) Educational Bus Transportation 50 Court St Babylon (T) Harran Bus 30 Mahan Street Babylon (T) Inter County Travel 235 Deer Park Ave Babylon (V) K Corr Inc 1620 New Hwy Babylon (T) Laidlaw Education Svc 42 Schleigel Blvd # 70 Babylon (T) Rayburn Bus Service 111 Baiting Place Road Babylon (T) Amboy Bus Co 220 Old Town Rd Brookhaven (T) Amboy Bus Co Inc 44 N Dunton Ave Brookhaven (T) Hermon E Swezey Co 44 Kreamer St Brookhaven (T) Railroad Terminal 90 Railroad Ave Brookhaven (T) Royal Cards/Waldbaums Mall 422 W. Sunrise Hgwy. Brookhaven (T) United Bus Corp Old Towne Rd Brookhaven (T) Hampton Luxury Liner 41 Industrial Rd East Hampton (T) Grey-Jak Transport, Inc. 90 Broad Hollow Rd. Huntington (T) Bus Huntington (T) HART Bus Huntington (T) Huntington Coach Corp Huntington (T) Huntington Coach Corp Huntington (T) Huntington Coach Corp Huntington (T) Greyhound Bus Station 1684 Expressway Drive South Islip (T) Towne Bus Corp-Pine Aire Fclty 3rd St & Cleveland Ave Islip (T) Transit Supply Co Inc 35 5th Ave Islip (T) Adelwerth's Bus Corp 417 Main St Southampton (T) Advanced Track Products Inc 13355 Main Rd Southold (T) Source: Planning Committee
Railroad The MTA Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), a subsidiary of New York State’ MTA, is the busiest commuter railroad in North America, carrying an average of 282,400 customers each weekday on 728 daily trains throughout Long Island. Third-rail electric service is offered on the lines to Babylon, Huntington, Port Washington, and Ronkonkoma, and diesel service is provided on the lines to Port Jefferson, Montauk and Greenport (MTA online, accessed 2007). The LIRR Babylon Branch, within the Town of Babylon, is elevated an average of 20 feet above surrounding grade. From the Babylon/Islip Town boundary to the Village of Lindenhurst, the tracks sit on a solid earthen structure (Feitner, 2007). Table 4-19 and Table 4- 20 inventory the railroad facilities and bridges in Suffolk County.
Table 4-19. Railroad Facilities in Suffolk County
Name Municipality Amityville LIRR Station Amityville (V) Babylon LIRR Station Babylon (V) Copiague LIRR Station Babylon (T) Pinelawn LIRR Station Babylon (T) Wyandanch LIRR Station Babylon (T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Bellport Brookhaven (T) Eastport Brookhaven (T) Mastic-Shirley Brookhaven (T) Setauket Brookhaven (T) Stony Brook Brookhaven (T) Yaphank Brookhaven (T) Amagansett East Hampton (T) East Hampton East Hampton (V) Montauk East Hampton (T) Greenport Greenport (V) Cold Spring Harbor Huntington (T) Greenlawn Huntington (T) Huntington Huntington (T) Northport Huntington (T) Bay Shore Islip (T) Brentwood Islip (T) Central Islip Islip (T) Deer Park Train Station Islip (T) Great River Islip (T) Islip Islip (T) Oakdale Islip (T) Ronkonkoma Islip (T) Sayville Islip (T) Lindenhurst LIRR Station Lindenhurst (V) Patchogue Patchogue (V) Port Jefferson Port Jefferson (V) Riverhead Riverhead (T) Riverhead Riverhead (T) Railroad Smithtown (T) Railroad Smithtown (T) Railroad Smithtown (T) Bridgehampton Southampton (T) Bridgehampton Southampton (T) Hampton Bays Southampton (T) Southampton Southampton (V) Speonk Southampton (T) Speonk Southampton (T) Westhampton Southampton (T) Mattituck Southold (T) Southold Southold (T) Southold Southold (T) Source: Suffolk County GIS, Planning Committee Notes:
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) (1) HAZUS-MH default data LIRR = Long Island Railroad
Table 4-20. Railroad Bridges in Suffolk County
Name Town LIRR - Little East Neck Road Babylon LIRR - Broad Hollow Road/New York State Route 110 Babylon LIRR - Deer Park Avenue/New York State Route 231 Babylon LIRR - Southern State Parkway Eastbound Babylon LIRR - Southern State Parkway Westbound Babylon LIRR - Southern State Parkway Exit Ramp Babylon LIRR - Sunrise Highway Babylon LIRR - Broadway Avenue (Amityville) Babylon LIRR - Great Neck Road Westbound Babylon LIRR - Great Neck Road Eastbound Babylon LIRR - Strongs Road Westbound Babylon LIRR - Strongs Road Eastbound Babylon LIRR - Deer Park Avenue/CR34 Westbound Babylon LIRR - Deer Park Avenue/CR34 Eastbound Babylon Wellwood Avenue Babylon Great East Neck Road Babylon Great East Neck Road Babylon Carlls River - Eastbound Babylon Carlls River - Westbound Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Overpass Babylon LIRR Moriches Brookhaven LIRR E Moriches Brookhaven
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Town LIRR Medford Brookhaven LIRR Main Line Brookhaven LIRR Main Line Brookhaven LIRR Pt Jeff Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Pt Jeff Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Pt Jeff Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Pt Jeff Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Pt Jeff Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Montauk Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Montauk Bridge Brookhaven LIRR Montauk Bridge East Hampton LIRR Montauk Bridge East Hampton LIRR Montauk Bridge East Hampton LIRR Huntington St Huntington LIRR Huntington LIRR Huntington LIRR Sayville Islip LIRR Montauk Bridge Islip LIRR St James Smithtown LIRR-Northport Smithtown LIRR Pt Jeff Bridge Smithtown LIRR Smithtown Smithtown LIRR Eastport Southampton LIRR West Tiana Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Montauk Bridge Southampton LIRR Mattituck Southold Source: Suffolk County GIS; Planning Committee Notes: LIRR = Long Island Railroad
Airports Table 4-21 inventory the airports, heliports and runways in Suffolk County.
Table 4-21. Airports and Heliports in Suffolk County
Name Municipality Owner Republic Airport Babylon (T) New York State DOT Brookhaven Brookhaven (T) Public Lufker Brookhaven (T) Private Spadaro Brookhaven (T) Private Spadaro/Lufkers Airports Brookhaven (T) East Hampton East Hampton (T) Public
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Owner East Hampton Airport East Hampton (T) Montauk East Hampton (T) Private Bayport Aerodrome Islip (T) Public Long Island Mac Arthur Islip (T) Public Calverton Naval Weapons Riverhead (T) Navy Industrial Res. Talmage Fld Riverhead (T) Private Saltaire Ball Field Saltaire (V) Francis S. Gabreski Airport Southampton (T) Public Elizabeth Field Southold (T) Public Mattituck Southold (T) Private Rose Field Southold (T) Private Source: Planning Committee; Suffolk County GIS T= Town; V= Village
Marine Table 4-22 and Table 4-23 list the ferries and ports in Suffolk County.
Table 4-22. Ferry Terminals in Suffolk County
Name Municipality Owner East Hampton Commercial Dock East Hampton (T) NA East Hampton Commercial Dock East Hampton (T) NA Plum Ferry Terminal Greenport (V) NA Saltaire Ferry Terminal Islip (T) NA Davis Park Ferry Patchogue (V) NA Fire Island National Seashore Patchogue (V) NA The Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamb Port Jefferson (V) The Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Coecles Harbor Anchorage Shelter Island (T) NA Coecles Harbor Anchorage Shelter Island (T) NA Congon's Creek Town Dock Shelter Island (T) NA Congon's Creek Town Dock Shelter Island (T) NA Dering Harbor Town Dock Shelter Island (T) NA Dering Harbor Town Dock Shelter Island (T) NA North Ferry Co., Shelter Island Ferry Shelter Island (T) North Ferry Co. North Ferry Terminal Shelter Island (T) NA South Ferry Terminal Shelter Island (T) NA West Neck Anchorage Shelter Island (T) NA West Neck Anchorage Shelter Island (T) NA Source: Planning Committee
Table 4-23. Ports in Suffolk County
Name Municipality Owner Alice's Fish Market at Greenport Seafood Greenport (V) Alice's Fish Market at Gr Long Island Seafood Export, Greenport Do Greenport (V) Long Island Seafood Export Robert T. Cooper, Seafood Dock. Greenport (V) Robert T. Cooper, Inc.
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Owner Miller Marine Services, Port Jefferson M Port Jefferson (V) Northville-Consolidated P J.W. Piccozzi, Dering Harbor Heating Oil Shelter Island (T) J.W. Piccozzi, Inc. Tilcon Minerals, Mattituck Inlet Wharf. Southold (T) Tilcon Minerals, Inc. Source: Planning Committee
Access to Shelter Island is limited to transportation by ferry, private boat, or private airplane. According to the Shelter Island Comprehensive Plan, its two private air strips do not accommodate commercial service and only a small amount of the population accesses the island via air. The North and South Ferries provide the main transportation link to Shelter Island. North Ferry runs from Shelter Island Heights to Greenport in the Town of Southold and South Ferry runs from Shelter Island to North Haven in the Town of Southampton. These are private ferries that are publicly regulated; these firms transport both passengers and automobiles. Ferry traffic increased 40% from 1982 to 1992, transporting nearly one million automobiles on/off the island in 1992 (Shelter Island, 1994). Because Shelter Island relies so heavily on marine transportation, anchorages and dockage were also identified as crucial to their transportation inventory (Table 4-24).
Table 4-24. Anchorage and Dockage for Shelter Island
Name Municipality Owner East Hampton Commercial Dock East Hampton (T) NA East Hampton Commercial Dock East Hampton (T) NA Coecles Harbor Anchorage Shelter Island (T) NA West Neck Anchorage Shelter Island (T) NA Congon's Creek Town Dock Shelter Island (T) NA Dering Harbor Town Dock Shelter Island (T) NA Source: Planning Committee
4.6.3 Lifeline Utility Systems Lifelines include utility services and infrastructure that provide water, power, and other necessary services to residents. Due to heightened security concerns, some location information for lifelines is not provided in the plan, although the number of facilities and their general location is considered (as data are available). Additionally, because the majority of power supply lines are privately held, this information is generally difficult to obtain and is not for public release. However, consideration of the utilities in the area is presented below to support the risk assessment in Section 5.
Potable Water Supply Long Island’s groundwater system is a federally-designated “sole source” aquifer. Additionally, the area is also identified as a Primary Water Supply Aquifer by New York State Department of Health (1981) and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (1987) (EPA, 2007). EPA defines a sole- source aquifer as an aquifer that supplies 50-percent or more of the drinking water for an area. The recharge in the area is 990 million gallons per day (MGD). The total capacity of the aquifers underlying Suffolk County is about 70 trillion gallons. Most of this water is returned to the aquifer with consumptive loss estimated at 95 MGD. The consumptive loss is through pumping, personal use, sewage systems, marine discharges and evapotranspiration associated with irrigation and lawn sprinkling (Earth Science Educational Resource Center, Date Unknown).
The Suffolk County Water Authority (Suffolk CountyWA) services a majority of Suffolk County’s population. According to the 2007 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report, Suffolk CountyWA serves over 1.1 million customers in the County. Suffolk CountyWA maintains 621 wells that pump water from the Long Island Aquifer (Suffolk CountyWA, 2007). In addition to SWCA, a portion of the Town of
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Babylon (7,500 people) is serviced by the East Farmingdale Water District (Feitner and Hanse, 2006; LI Water Conference, accessed online 2007). The Riverhead Water District services the Town of Riverhead. The Riverhead Water District maintains thirteen (13) wells that are drilled into the Glacial and Magothy aquifers (Riverhead Water District, 2006). The Town of Huntington is served by Suffolk CountyWA, Dix Hills Water District, Greenlawn Water District, and South Huntington Water District. The Town of Smithtown is served by Suffolk CountyWA, Brentwood Water District, St. James Water District, and Smithtown Water District (LI Water Conference, accessed online 2007). There are three public water supply systems on Shelter Island: Shelter Island Heights, West Neck (approximately 60 home) and Dering Harbor (approximately 20 homes). The remainder of the population relies upon “on-site facilities” (Shelter Island, 1994; Card, 2007).
There are approximately 77,000 individual private wells serving over 200,000 people in Suffolk County. The Suffolk County Department of Health Services operates an extensive water testing program to help residents with private wells determine the quality of their drinking (Suffolk County Department of Health Services, accessed online 2007).
Wastewater Facilities According to Suffolk County GIS data, there are 25 sewer districts in Suffolk County. Table 4-25 lists the wastewater treatment facilities in the County and Table 4-28 lists the wastewater pumps or lift stations in the County. The wastewater treatment facilities’ replacement value is the default value provided in HAZUS-MH. This default value may be overestimating the replacement cost for several of the smaller plants listed. Please note several of the pump/lift stations have identical names (e.g., there are five Pump Station #1’s in the Town of Brookhaven). Although they are assigned the same name, each station has a different physical address.
In Sewer District 3, in southwestern Suffolk County, the Suffolk County Department of Public Works maintains a 72-inch ocean outfall that disposes treated sewage from the Towns of Babylon and Islip 2.5 miles into the Atlantic Ocean. The outfall route is from Bergen Point (Fleet Point) through Cedar Island to the ocean and its construction is vulnerable to storm activity and coastal erosion (Wright, 2007). The original construction of the outfall had cover over the pope at the shoreline approximately 17 feet. Storms have reduced that cover to 8 feet at the shoreline and less to the south. In 1992, a project was implemented ($3.5 million) to install 700 feet of sheeting with a rehabilitated cathodic protection system at the shoreline.
Table 4-25. Wastewater Treatment Facilities and Pump Stations in Suffolk County
Name Municipality Pump Station #9 Amityville (V) Pump Station #10 Babylon (T) West Babylon Sewage Plant Babylon (T) Pump Station #3 Brightwaters (V) Allstate Regional Hdqrts Brookhaven (T) Artist Lake Condo Brookhaven (T) Avery Village Brookhaven (T) Bal Moral Brookhaven (T) Bellhaven Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) Birchwood At Spring Lake Brookhaven (T) Birchwood Glen Apts Brookhaven (T) Blue Ridge Condo Brookhaven (T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Britton Woods Condo Brookhaven (T) Brookhaven Memrl Hosp Brookhaven (T) Brookhaven Natl Labs Brookhaven (T) Brookwood Community Apts Brookhaven (T) Brookwood On The Lake Brookhaven (T) Browning Hotel Brookhaven (T) Calverton Hills Brookhaven (T) Cedar Lodge Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) Cenacle Manor Brookhaven (T) Days Inn Brookhaven (T) Emanon Office Bldg Brookhaven (T) Exit 63 Brookhaven (T) Fairway Gardens Brookhaven (T) Fox Meadows Brookhaven (T) Greenwood Village Brookhaven (T) Heatherwood At Lake Ronkonkoma Brookhaven (T) Holbrook/birchwood Stp Sd#12 Brookhaven (T) Homstead Village Brookhaven (T) Irs Brookhaven Brookhaven (T) LaBonneVieApts Brookhaven(T) Laboratory Brookhaven (T) Lake Point Brookhaven (T) Lakes At Setauket Brookhaven (T) Leisure Village Brookhaven (T) Manor Run Brookhaven (T) Medford Care Center Brookhaven (T) Middle Island Coops Brookhaven (T) No name provided Brookhaven (T) No name provided Brookhaven (T) No name provided Brookhaven (T) No name provided Brookhaven (T) No name provided Brookhaven (T) North Isle Apts Brookhaven (T) Oak Hollow Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) Patchogue Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) PineHillsSouth Brookhaven(T) Pump House Brookhaven (T) Pump House Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #1 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #1 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #1 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #1 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #10 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #11 (approximated) Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #12 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #13 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #14 Brookhaven (T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Pump Station #15 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #16 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #17 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #18 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #19 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #2 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #2 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #2 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #20 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #21 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #3 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #3 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #3 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #3 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #3 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #4 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #4 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #5 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #5 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #6 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #6 (approximated) Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #7 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #7 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #8 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #9 Brookhaven (T) Pump Station #unknown (Fairfield Gables) Brookhaven (T) Ridge Haven Estates Brookhaven (T) Rocky Point Coop Apts Brookhaven (T) Sagamore Hills Condo Brookhaven (T) Sayville Villas Brookhaven (T) Selden Waste Water Treatment Facility At Brookhaven (T) Senior Housing @ East Moriches Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 02 Holbrook Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 04 Brichwood Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 07 Twelve Pines Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 07 Woodside Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 08 Ridge Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 09 College Park Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 11 Coram Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 21 Stony Brook Brookhaven (T) Sewer Dist 23 Coventry Brookhaven (T) Sewer District Pump Station Brookhaven (T) Sewerage Treatement Control Bldg. Brookhaven (T) Sewerage Treatment Plant Brookhaven (T) Sewerage Treatment Plant Brookhaven (T) Sewerage Treatment Plant Brookhaven (T) Sewerage Treatment Plant Brookhaven (T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Sewerage Treatment Plant Brookhaven (T) Sewerage Treatment Plant Brookhaven (T) Stonehurst Iii Brookhaven (T) Stonington Brookhaven (T) Stony Hollow Brookhaven (T) Suffolk Co Sd 20(e) Wm Floyd Brookhaven (T) Suffolk Co Sd#20(w) Wm Floyd Brookhaven (T) SuffolkCountyCommCollege Brookhaven(T) Sunrise @ East Setauket Brookhaven (T) Tall Oaks Garden Apts Brookhaven (T) Tallmadge Woods Brookhaven (T) Village In The Woods Brookhaven (T) Villas @ Medford Brookhaven (T) Villas At Pine Hills Brookhaven (T) Water Ways At Bay Point Brookhaven (T) Whispering Pines Brookhaven (T) Woodhaven Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) WoodhullGardenApts Brookhaven(T) Woodside Plant Brookhaven (T) Yaphank Co Center Stp Brookhaven (T) Yaphank County Ctr Brookhaven (T) East Hampton Scavenger Plnt East Hampton (T) Manor At Montauk East Hampton (T) Rough Riders Landing East Hampton (T) WWTF East Hampton (T) SoutholdTownWastePlant Greenport(V) Birchwood Nursing Home Huntington (T) Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Ctr/ Living Huntington (T) Huntington Town Stp Huntington (T) Larkfield Gardens Huntington (T) Long Island Development Center Huntington (T) Newsday Huntington (T) Northport Veterans Hospital Huntington (T) Paumanok Village Huntington (T) Pump Station #1 Huntington (T) Pump Station #1 Huntington (T) Pump Station #2 Huntington (T) Pump Station #2 Huntington (T) Pump Station #3 Huntington (T) Pump Station #4 Huntington (T) Pump Station #5 Huntington (T) Strathmore(sewerDistrict#5) Huntington(T) Sunrise @ Dix Hills Huntington (T) Times Square Mall Huntington (T) Townhouse Village South Islandia (V) Bayport Terrace Apts Islip (T) Birchwood On The Green Islip (T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Colonie Hill Islip (T) Colony Park Apt Islip (T) Concord Village Apts Islip (T) Dowling College Islip (T) Emerald Green Apts Islip (T) Greenwood At Oakdale Islip (T) Heatherwood House At Holbrook Islip (T) Heratage Gardens At Brentwood Islip (T) Holiday Inn Express Islip (T) Holiday Inn Ronkonkoma Islip (T) Lexington Village Apts Islip (T) Macarthur Plaza Islip (T) No Name Islip (T) No name provided Islip (T) No name provided Islip (T) No name provided Islip (T) No name provided Islip (T) No name provided Islip (T) NobHillPumpStation/s.d.15 Islip(T) Oakwood Care Center Islip (T) Pilgrim State Hosp Islip (T) Pump House Islip (T) Pump Station # Unknown Islip (T) Pump Station #1 Islip (T) Pump Station #1 Islip (T) Pump Station #1 Islip (T) Pump Station #1 Islip (T) Pump Station #11 Islip (T) Pump Station #12 Islip (T) Pump Station #2 Islip (T) Pump Station #2 Islip (T) Pump Station #4 Islip (T) Pump Station #5 Islip (T) Pump Station #5 Islip (T) Pump Station #6 Islip (T) Pump Station #7 Islip (T) Pump Station #8 Islip (T) Residence Inn Islip (T) Saddle Brook Apts Islip (T) Sanitation Truck Garage Islip (T) Scsd#21-suny Islip(T) Sewer Dist 14 Parkland Islip (T) Sewer Dist 15 Nob Hill Islip (T) Spruce Ponds Islip (T) Stratford Green Apts Islip (T) Suffolk Co Sd#13-windwatch Stp Islip (T) Sunrise@Holbrook Islip(T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Sunrise Garden Apts Islip (T) Sunrise Village Retirement Islip (T) Townhouse Village North Islip (T) ValleyForgeMobileHomePrk Islip(T) Waverly Park Apts Islip (T) Wind Watch Hotel Islip (T) Windbrook Home Condo Islip (T) Lakegrove Garden Apts Lake Grove (V) Loemann's Plaza Lake Grove (V) Pump Station #4 Lake Grove (V) Northport Village Stp Northport (V) Ocean Beach Stp Ocean Beach (V) Patchogue Senior Apts Patchogue (V) Patchogue Village Stp Patchogue (V) Watergate Apts Patchogue (V) Pump House Port Jefferson (V) Pump Station #1 Port Jefferson (V) PumpStation#2 PortJefferson(V) Pump Station #3 Port Jefferson (V) Sewer Dist 01 Port Jefferson Port Jefferson (V) Sewer District Office Port Jefferson (V) Grumman Aerospace Riverhead (T) Pump Station #1 Riverhead (T) PumpStation#10 Riverhead(T) Pump Station #11 Riverhead (T) PumpStation#12 Riverhead(T) Pump Station #13 Riverhead (T) PumpStation#14 Riverhead(T) Pump Station #15 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #2 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #3 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #4 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #5 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #6 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #7 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #8 Riverhead (T) Pump Station #9 Riverhead (T) Riverhead Town Riverhead (T) Sewer Plant Riverhead (T) TheInn@Eastwind Riverhead(T) Willow Ponds Riverhead (T) Sag Harbor Village Sag Harbor (V) Sag Harbor Village Sag Harbor (V) Heights Pump House Shelter Island (T) Shelter Island Assoc Shelter Island (T) Shelter Island Heights Sewage Treatment Shelter Island (T) Adriienne Lane Smithtown (T)
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Table 4-27. Wastewater Treatment Facilities in Suffolk County (Continued) Name Municipality Browns Road Smithtown (T) Community Hosp Western Suffolk Smithtown (T) Fairfield At Saint James Smithtown (T) Fairfield Village Garden Apts Smithtown (T) Fairhaven At Nesconset Smithtown (T) Heartland Industrial Prk Smithtown (T) Hidden Ponds At Smithtown Smithtown (T) Luthern Ctr For The Aging Smithtown (T) Memorial Sloan-Kettering Smithtown (T) Nesconset Nursing Home Smithtown (T) Nichols Road Smithtown (T) No name provided Smithtown (T) Nonameprovided Smithtown(T) Pump Station #1 Smithtown (T) Pump Station #1 Smithtown (T) Pump Station #2 Smithtown (T) Pump Station #3 Smithtown (T) Sewage Treatment Plant Smithtown (T) SewerDist06KingsPark Smithtown(T) Sewer Dist 22 Hauppauge Smithtown (T) Smithaven Mall Smithtown (T) Smithtown Gardens Smithtown (T) St James Nursing Home Smithtown (T) Suffolk Buiness Ctr Smithtown (T) SuffolkCoSd#18 Smithtown(T) Wartburg Elderly Housing Smithtown (T) Courtyards@Southampton Southampton(T) Eagles Walk Condominiums Southampton (T) Gabreski Airport Southampton (T) Payton Lane Nursing Home Southampton (V) Pump House Southampton (T) Pump House Southampton (T) Pump House Southampton (T) Pump Station #1 Southampton (T) Pump Station #2 Southampton (T) Pump Station #2 Southampton (T) SCCC - Riverhead Southampton (T) Southampton Commons Condominiums Southampton (T) Southampton Hospital Southampton (V) Westhampton Nursing Home Southampton (T) Westhampton Pines Southampton (T) Woodbridge @ Hampton Bays Southampton (T) Fishers Island WWTF Southold (T) Greenport Village Southold (T) Plum Island Disease Ctr Southold (T) Yardarm Condominiums Westhampton Beach (V) Source: Planning Committee Notes: NA = Not Available. N = No. T = Town. V = Village. Y = Yes.
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Utilities Electric power is transmitted and distributed by the LIPA. The Iroquois Gas Pipeline supplies natural gas to Keyspan and Keyspan provides natural gas to residents and businesses in Suffolk County. Figure 4-31 illustrates the general location of the Iroquois Gas Pipeline. Table 4-26 and Table 4-27 inventory the electric power plant facilities and substations, respectively, in Suffolk County.
Electric, telephone and cable utility lines cross Shelter Island Sound to Shelter Island. The power line is a connecting line to the south fork from the north fork, so they can route power in case of a line failure (Card, 2007).
Figure 4-31. Iroquois Gas Transmission Pipeline
Source: Iroquois Gas Transmission System
Table 4-26. Electric Power Plant Facilities in Suffolk County
Capacity Name Municipality (Megawatt) Covanta Incinerator Babylon (T) NA Pinelawn Power Babylon (T) NA West Babylon Internal Combustion Babylon (T) NA Brookhaven Landfille & Recycling Area Brookhaven (T) NA Stony Brook University Brookhaven (T) NA Buell Lane Plant East Hampton (T) NA Marketspan Combustion Turbine Generator East Hampton (T) NA Electric or Gas Facility Greenport (V) NA Keyspan Power Station, Gas Turbine Site Huntington (T) NA Electric Power Generation Facility - Ot Islip (T) NA
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Capacity Name Municipality (Megawatt) Electric Power Generation Facility - Ot Islip (T) NA Electric Power Generation Facility - Ot Islip (T) NA Electric Power Generation Facility - Ot Islip (T) NA Holtsville LNG Facility Islip (T) NA Electric or Gas Facility Riverhead (T) NA Smithtown Land Gas Co Smithtown (T) NA County Center Power Plant Southampton (T) NA Southampton Generating Station Southampton (T) NA Electric or Gas Facility Southold (T) NA Electric or Gas Facility Southold (T) NA Electric or Gas Facility Southold (T) NA Electric or Gas Facility Southold (T) NA Southold Generating Station Southold (T) NA Source: Keyspan; Planning Committee; Real Property; NA = Not Available. T = Town; V = Village.
Table 4-27. Electric Substations in Suffolk County
Capacity Name Municipality Pop. Served (Megawatt) LIPA Babylon Substation Babylon (V) NA NA LIPA Deer Park Substation Babylon (T) NA NA LIPA East Farmingdale Substation Babylon (T) NA NA LIPA Pinelawn Substation Babylon (T) NA NA LIPA West Babylon Substation Babylon (T) NA NA Bayport-7rm Brookhaven (T) NA NA Centereach-8e Brookhaven (T) NA NA Coram-8rr Brookhaven (T) NA NA Eastport-8t Brookhaven (T) NA NA Electrical Sub- Station Brookhaven (T) NA NA Fire Island Pines-7hm Brookhaven (T) NA NA Holbrook-8d Brookhaven (T) NA NA Holtsville-8g Brookhaven (T) NA NA Mastic Park-8qx Brookhaven (T) NA NA Miller Place-8m Brookhaven (T) NA NA Moriches-8rx Brookhaven (T) NA NA Mt Sinai-8qr Brookhaven (T) NA NA North Shore Beach-8q Brookhaven (T) NA NA Police Sub-station Brookhaven (T) NA NA Ridge-8xr Brookhaven (T) NA NA Ronkonkoma-8a Brookhaven (T) NA NA Shoreham-8z Brookhaven (T) NA NA South Shirley-8mx Brookhaven (T) NA NA Stony Brook-8mr Brookhaven (T) NA NA Terryville-8w Brookhaven (T) NA NA Wildwood-8dr Brookhaven (T) NA NA William Floyd-8wf Brookhaven (T) NA NA Yaphank-8ex Brookhaven (T) NA NA
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Capacity Name Municipality Pop. Served (Megawatt) Amagansett-9z East Hampton (T) NA NA Buell-9e East Hampton (T) NA NA Culloden Point-9k East Hampton (T) NA NA East Hampton Fire Department Airport Sub East Hampton (T) NA NA East Hampton-9l East Hampton (V) NA NA Hero-9x East Hampton (T) NA NA Montauk-9u East Hampton (T) NA NA Commack-6j East Hampton (T) NA NA Elwood-6rl Huntington (T) NA NA Greenlawn-6ul Huntington (T) NA NA Halesite-6b Huntington (T) NA NA Huntington Village-6gl Huntington (T) NA NA Oakwood-6q Huntington (T) NA NA Pulaski-6p Huntington (T) NA NA State School-6k Huntington (T) NA NA Wolf Hill-6w Huntington (T) NA NA Central Islip-7dm Islandia (V) NA NA Brentwood-7b Islip (T) NA NA Brightwaters-7wm Islip (T) NA NA Captree Island-7u Islip (T) NA NA Fair Harbor-7am Islip (T) NA NA Great River-7xm Islip (T) NA NA Macarthur-7m Islip (T) NA NA Ocean Beach-7lm Islip (T) NA NA Pines-7zm Islip (T) NA NA Robert Moses-7km Islip (T) NA NA Sayville-7r Islip (T) NA NA Tech Park-7s Islip (T) NA NA Watson-7mm Islip (T) NA NA West Brentwood-7f Islip (T) NA NA LIPA Lindenhurst Substation Lindenhurst (V) NA NA West Neck-6x Lloyd Harbor (V) NA NA Patchogue-8ax Patchogue (V) NA NA Lilco - Port Jefferson Substation Poquott (V) NA NA Port Jefferson-8f Port Jefferson (V) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 2 Quogue (V) NA NA Jamesport-8ja Riverhead (T) NA NA Riverhead Riverhead (T) NA NA Tuthill-8jr Riverhead (T) NA NA Flowerfield-6kl Smithtown (T) NA NA Hauppauge-6h Smithtown (T) NA NA Indian Head-6hl Smithtown (T) NA NA Nesconset-6l Smithtown (T) NA NA Pilgrim-6dl Smithtown (T) NA NA Smithtown-6d Smithtown (T) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 1 Southampton (T) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 3 Southampton (T) NA NA
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Capacity Name Municipality Pop. Served (Megawatt) LIPA Sub Station 4 Southampton (V) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 5 Southampton (T) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 6 Southampton (T) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 7 Southampton (T) NA NA LIPA Sub Station 8 Southampton (T) NA NA Orient Point-8wr Southold (T) NA NA Peconic-8b Southold (T) NA NA Southold-8j Southold (T) NA NA Source: Keyspan; Planning Committee; Note: NA = Not Available. T = Town. V = Village.
Keyspan also identified “gas turbine sites” presented in Table 4-31. Additionally, there are two natural gas plants in Suffolk County; 1.) Holtsville LNG Plant in the Town of Brookhaven and 2.) Riverhead Gas Plant in the Town of Riverhead.
Table 4-28. Keyspan Gas Turbine Sites in Suffolk County
Name Town Owner West Babylon Generating Station Babylon Keyspan Holtsville Generating Station Brookhaven Keyspan East Hampton Generating Station East Hampton Keyspan Montauk Generating Station East Hampton Keyspan Shoreham Gas Turbine Site Riverhead Keyspan Wading River Generating Station Riverhead Keyspan Southampton Generating Station Southampton Keyspan Southold Generating Station Southold Keyspan Source: Keyspan 4.6.4 High-Potential Loss Facilities High-potential loss facilities include dams, levees, nuclear power plants, and military installations.
Dams According to the National Inventory of Dams (NID), and input from the Planning Committee, there are twenty-three (23) dams in the County. A dam is included in the NID if: (1) it is a “high” or “significant” hazard potential class dam or, (2) it is a “low” hazard potential class dam that exceeds 25 feet in height and 15 acre-feet storage or, (3) it is a “low” hazard potential class dam that exceeds 50 acre-feet storage and 6 feet height. No dams have been identified as high hazard dams in the County. The dam hazard classification is unknown for dams provided by the Planning Committee that are not on the NID. Table 4- 29 defines the hazard potential classification, as accepted by the NID Interagency Committee on Dam Safety. Table 4-30 lists the dams in Suffolk County.
Table 4-29. Dam Hazard Potential Classifications
Hazard Potential Economic, Environmental, Classification Loss of Human Life and Lifeline Losses Low None expected Low and generally limited to owner Significant None expected Yes High Probable. One or more expected Yes (but not necessary for this classification) Source: NID, 2007
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Table 4-30. Dams in Suffolk County
Emerg. Year Downstrea Nearest Population Dam Type Plan Name River Town Complet m Hazard (NP) (1) (1) (Y/N) ed (2) (2) (1) Argyle Lake Dam Carlls River Babylon Babylon HPDC 1895 L* NR Hawleys Pond Dam Hawleys Pond Babylon NA HPDC NA NA* TBD Southards Pond Dam Southards Pond Babylon NA HPDC NA NA* TBD Carlls River Dam Carlls River Babylon NA HPDC NA NA* TBD Belmont Lake Dam Belmont Lake Babylon North Babylon HPDC 1905 L* N Canaan Lake Dam Patchogue River Brookhaven North Patchogue HPDE 1912 L N Great Patchogue Lake Dam Patchogue River Brookhaven Patchogue HPDE 1917 L N Peconic Lake Dam Peconic River Brookhaven Riverhead HPDE 1915 L N Lower Lake Dam Carmans River Brookhaven Shirley HPDE 1940 L NR Upper Lake Dam Carmans River Brookhaven Yaphank HPDE 1932 L N TR-Long Island Fresh Pond Dam Huntington None HPDZ 1945 L N Sound TR-Huntington Lefferts Grist Mill Dam Huntington None HPDE 1800 L N Harbor Lotus Lake Dam Brown Creek Islip Bayport HPDE 1980 S N Forge Road Dam (Peconic River Sportsman Club Peconic River Riverhead Calverton HPDE 1925 S N Dam) New York State Edwards Ave Dam NA Riverhead NA DDFLT NA NA TBD Upper Mills Dam NA Riverhead NA DDFLT NA NA TBD Grangebel Dam 1 NA Riverhead NA DDFLT NA NA TBD Grangebel Dam 2 NA Riverhead NA DDFLT NA NA TBD Millers Pond Dam Northeast Branch Smithtown Hauppauge HPDE 1940 L N New Mill Pond Dam Northeast Branch Smithtown Smithtown HPDE 1825 L N Phillips Mill Pond Dam Nissequogue River Smithtown Smithtown HPDE 1850 S N Willow Pond Dam Nissequogue River Smithtown Smithtown HPDE 1915 S N Mill Pond Dam (255-4577) Mill Creek Southampton Water Mill HPDE 1920 L N Source: NID, 2007; Planning Committee; Notes: NA = Not available. (1) HAZUS-MH (2) Information from the National Inventory of Dams * The failure of these dams could threaten critical transportation routes to hospitals; therefore, the Town of Babylon feels their downstream hazard should be elevated to significant. DDFLT = HAZUS-MH Default Emerg. = Emergency
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HPDC = Concrete Dam; Default construction if unknown HPDE = Earthen Dam NA = Not Available NID = National Inventory of Dams New York State = New York State TR = Tributary
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Military Facilities Table 4-31 lists the military installations in Suffolk County.
Table 4-31. Military Facilities in Suffolk County
Name Address Municipality US Army Recruiting Center 84 Sunrise Highway Babylon (T) US National Guard Unit - Nike Battery Ny 25 Baiting Place Rd Babylon (T) US Reserve Center 600 Albany Ave Babylon (T) Moriches Coast Guard Station NA Brookhaven (T) Nike Battery Ny-25 NA Brookhaven (T) NYS Armory, Patchogue 100 Barton Avenue Brookhaven (T) Montauk Coast Guard Station Star Island East Hampton (T) NYS Armory, Huntington Station 100 East 5th Street Huntington (T) US Neck Coast Guard Station NA Huntington (T) Fire Island Coast Guard Station NA Islip (T) NYS Armory National Guard 201 Schaefer Drive Islip (T) NYS Armory, Bayshore 70 Brentwood Road Islip (T) Marine, Navy, & Air Force Recruiting Cen 195 S Wellwood Ave Lindenhurst (V) NYS Armory, Riverhead 1405 Old Country Road Riverhead (T) NY Air National Guard 106th Rescue Wing 150 Riverhead Road Southampton (T) Shinnecock Coast Guard Station NA Southampton (T) Source: Suffolk County Department of Planning; Planning Committee Notes: NA = Not available.
HAZMAT Facilities Suffolk County FRES identified hazardous materials (HAZMAT) facilities in the County. Updated jurisdiction-specific data on HAZMAT facilities is not currently available. The EPA Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) database identifies 113 TRI facilities in the County. TRI facilities are those required to report on chemical storage and use based on particular volumes of specified chemicals stored and used.
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Communications Table 4-32 lists the central offices and switching stations, and broadcast facilities in Suffolk County.
Table 4-32. Communication Facilities in Suffolk County
Name Municipality 1st Precinct Babylon (T) B103.5 Babylon (T) Telephone Babylon (V) Telephone Babylon (T) WBLI 106.1 Babylon (T) WNYG 1440 Babylon (T) 6th Precinct Brookhaven (T) Bald Hill Brookhaven (T) Bald Hill Brookhaven (T) Bald Hill Brookhaven (T) Communication Brookhaven (T) Suffolk Hill Brookhaven (T) Suffolk Hill Brookhaven (T) WALK 1370 Brookhaven (T) WALK 1370 Brookhaven (T) WALK-FM Ch 248 Brookhaven (T) WBLI Ch 291 Brookhaven (T) WFTY Ch 67 Brookhaven (T) WLIM 1580 Brookhaven (T) WLNY Ch 55 Brookhaven (T) WLVG Ch 241 Brookhaven (T) WRCN-FM Ch 280 Brookhaven (T) WRCN-FM Ch 280 Brookhaven (T) WSHR Ch 220 Brookhaven (T) WUSB Ch 211 Brookhaven (T) Yaphank - Dpw Brookhaven (T) Yaphank - Probation/fres Brookhaven (T) Yaphank - Probation/fres Brookhaven (T) Yaphank - Probation/fres Brookhaven (T) Yaphank - Scpd Brookhaven (T) 3.00119E+17 East Hampton (T) Emergency Communication Site East Hampton (T) Emergency Communication Tower East Hampton (T) Emergency Communications Tower East Hampton (T) Emergency Communications Tower East Hampton (V) Emergency Communications Tower East Hampton (T) WEHM Ch 244 East Hampton (T) WMOS Ch 284 East Hampton (T)
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Name Municipality WWH-LP Ch 23 East Hampton (T) WWH-LP Ch 50 East Hampton (T) 2nd Precinct Huntington (T) Emergency Communication Tower Huntington (T) Mt Misery Huntington (T) Wbab-fm Ch 272 Huntington (T) Wgsm 740 Huntington (T) WFRS Ch 205 Islandia (V) 5.00027E+17 Islip (T) 5.00071E+17 Islip (T) 5.00173E+17 Islip (T) 5.00271E+17 Islip (T) 5.00294E+17 Islip (T) 3rd Precinct Islip (T) Hauppauge - Blydenburgh Road Islip (T) WBZO Ch 276 Islip (T) WLUX 540 Islip (T) WMJC Ch 232 Islip (T) WXBA Ch 201 Islip (T) Telephone Lindenhurst (V) Caumsett State Park Lloyd Harbor (V) Communication Mastic Beach (V) Long Beach Marine Response Facility Nissequogue (V) repeater for Northport Police Department Northport (V) 5th Precinct Patchogue (V) Telecommunication Tower Quogue (V) 6.00082E+17 Riverhead (T) 6.00105E+17 Riverhead (T) WXXP Ch 287 Riverhead (T) Telecommunication Tower Sag Harbor (V) Callahans Beach Town Park Smithtown (T) Commack - Dpw Yard Smithtown (T) Hauppauge - North Complex Smithtown (T) Smithtown Highway Yard Smithtown (T) Telecommunication Tower Southampton (T) Telecommunication Tower Southampton (T) Telecommunication Tower Southampton (V) Telecommunication Tower Southampton (V) Telecommunication Tower Southampton (V) WBAZ Ch 273 Southampton (T) WBEA Ch 269 Southampton (T) WDRE Ch 253 Southampton (T)
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Name Municipality WFTU 1570 Southampton (T) WHFM Ch 237 Southampton (T) WLNG Ch 221 Southampton (T) WPBX Ch 202 Southampton (T) WRIV 1390 Southampton (T) WRLI-FM Ch 217 Southampton (T) WWXY Ch 296 Southampton (T) Telecommunication Tower Westhampton Beach (V) Telecommunication Tower Westhampton Beach (V) Source: Planning Committee T= Town; V= Village.
Sacred Sites The two participating Tribal Nations have identified sacred sites that are significant to their Tribe and culture. Table 4-33 identifies these sacred sites.
Table 4-33. Sacred Sites
Name Tribal Nation Living village - part of the museum Shinnecock Tribal Nation Sacred Burial Ground Shinnecock Tribal Nation Cemetery Shinnecock Tribal Nation Westwoods – ceremonial grounds Shinnecock Tribal Nation Cemetery Unkechaug Tribal Nation Pow Wow grounds Unkechaug Tribal Nation “The Point” (ceremonial grounds) Unkechaug Tribal Nation Source: Shinnecock and Tribal Tribal Nations
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User-Defined Facilities The Planning Committee identified additional facilities as critical including municipal halls, Department of Public Works facilities and yards, Department of Transportation facilities, points of distribution (PODs), and cultural resources such as beaches. These facilities were included in the risk assessment conducted for the County. Table 4-34 is a partial list of these user-defined critical facilities (municipal halls, Department of Public Works and Highway Departments) in Suffolk County.
Table 4-34. Municipal Halls, Department of Public Works and Highway Departments in Suffolk County
Name Municipality Type South Oaks (inpatient psychiatric care) Amityville (V) SC Gov Fac Brunswick Hall (inpatient psychiatric Amityville (V) SC Gov Fac AMITYVILLE VILLAGE DPW Amityville (V) DPW/DOT POD Amityville (V) POD Brunswick Hospital Center Inc Amityville (V) Senior Facility Broadlawn Manor Nursing & Rehab Ctr Amityville (V) Senior Facility POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD Martin Luther King Health Center Babylon (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Department of Social Babylon (T) SC Gov Fac New York State Department of Health Babylon (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT North Babylon Babylon (T) DPW/DOT TOWN OF BABYLON DPW Babylon (T) DPW/DOT NYSDOT & NYS PARKS Babylon (T) DPW/DOT POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD Berkshire Nursing & Rehabilitation Babylon (T) Senior Facility East Neck Nursing & Rehabilitation Ct Babylon (T) Senior Facility NYSDOT @ REPUBLIC AIRPORT Babylon (T) DPW/DOT SC Mazine S. Postal/Tri-Community Babylon (T) SC Gov Fac POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD POD Babylon (T) POD NYS DOT Babylon Babylon (V) DPW/DOT NYS DOT Babylon Babylon (V) DPW/DOT NYSDOT Babylon (V) DPW/DOT NYSDOT Babylon (V) DPW/DOT BABYLON VILLAGE DPW Babylon (V) DPW/DOT Bellport Village Highway Complex Bellport (V) DPW/DOT Island Rehabilitation And Nursing Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility
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Name Municipality Type POD Brookhaven (T) POD POD Brookhaven (T) POD NYS DOT Patchogue Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Bellhaven Center For Geriatric Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility NYS DOT Shirley Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Cedar Lodge Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Fleet Management Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac POD Brookhaven (T) POD Public Health Nurses Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Health Center Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Marilyn Shellabarger South Brookhaven Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Health Department Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Long Island State Veterans Home Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Jefferson's Ferry Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Patchogue Nursing Center Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Oak Hollow Nursing Center Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Crest Hall Care Center Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Smith's Point Bridge Tollbooth Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Tribal offices Brookhaven (T) Tribal NYS DOT Port Jefferson Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Mosquito Control Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Sand Storage Barn Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Dwi Trailer Facility Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Sand Storage Conical Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Assistant Manager's Office Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac POD Brookhaven (T) POD Social Services Center - Coram Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Highway Maintenance Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Firematics Classroom Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Material Testing Laboratory Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Medford Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT DPW Highway Shed Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Medford Multicare Center Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Dept Of Public Works Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Board Of Elections Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac County Offices, Central Purchasing Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Probation & Fres Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Skilled Nursing Facility Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Garage & Sign Shop Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Brookhaven Health Care Facility Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Weights & Measures Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Bridge Storage Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Pumper Test Facility Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Firematics Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Mechanics Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Health Center Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Woodhaven Nursing Home Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility
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Name Municipality Type Generator Shed Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Crew Shop Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Class A Training Facility Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Smith's Point Bridge Machine Tower (s) Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Smith's Point Bridge Operator & Machine Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Fire Training "taxpayer" Facility Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Silage Bunker Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Modular Building Town Of Brookhaven Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Vehicle Garages (north & South) Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT DPW Garage Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT DPW Waterways Storage Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Fire Safety Storage Shed Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Equipment Storage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Coram Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Infirmary Pump House Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Maintenance Garage Brookhaven (T) DPW/DOT Fire Training Pump House Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac POD Brookhaven (T) POD POD Brookhaven (T) POD POD Brookhaven (T) POD POD Brookhaven (T) POD Fire Training "dwelling" Facility Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Weights & Measures Garage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac John J Foley Skilled Nursing Fac Brookhaven (T) Senior Facility Firematics Training Tower Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Vector Control Storage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac Doctor's Cottage Brookhaven (T) SC Gov Fac POD Brookhaven (T) POD POD Brookhaven (T) POD Dering Harbor Village Highway Dep Dering Harbor (V) SC Gov Fac POD / East Hampton Town DPW East Hampton (T) POD East Hampton Harbor Master/Marine East Hampton (T) SC Gov Fac East Hampton DPW East Hampton (T) DPW/DOT Satellite Health Center East Hampton (T) SC Gov Fac POD East Hampton (T) POD NYS DOT East Hampton East Hampton (T) DPW/DOT Greenport Village Highway Greenport (V) DPW/DOT NYS DOT Greenport Greenport (V) DPW/DOT Caleb Smith House Head of the Harbor (V) Historic D.a. Record Storage Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac POD Huntington (T) POD POD Huntington (T) POD Rita Rae Realty Corp Huntington (T) Senior Facility Missionary Sisters Of Huntington (T) Senior Facility Atria Senior Living Group Inc Huntington (T) Senior Facility NYS DOT Elwood Huntington (T) DPW/DOT POD Huntington (T) POD
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Name Municipality Type POD Huntington (T) POD POD Huntington (T) POD Birchwood Nursing Home Huntington (T) Senior Facility K98 Senior Llc Huntington (T) Senior Facility Gatehouse & Lavatory Facility Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac Power House & Garage Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Highway Maintenance Huntington (T) DPW/DOT Humpty Dumpty Day Care Huntington (T) Child Care Huntington Health Center Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Melville South Huntington (T) DPW/DOT POD Huntington (T) POD Mazel Tov Realty Inc Huntington (T) Senior Facility Hilaire Farm Nursing Home Huntington (T) Senior Facility Arba Realty Corp. Huntington (T) Senior Facility Huntington Hills Center For Health Huntington (T) Senior Facility Brentwood Health Center Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac Narcotics/probation Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac Social Services Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac ELWOOD PROPERTIES, INC Huntington (T) Senior Facility Huntington Freedom Center Huntington (T) Child Care POD Huntington (T) POD Carillon Nursing And Rehabilitation Huntington (T) Senior Facility NYS DOT Melville North Huntington (T) DPW/DOT Northport Sewer Department Huntington (T) SC Gov Fac ST. HUGH OF LINCOLN Pantry Huntington (T) POD Birchwood Rlty Corp Huntington (T) Senior Facility Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center Huntington (T) Senior Facility L.I. HOUSING DEVELOP FUND CORP Huntington (T) Senior Facility Great Kids Childcare Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care Binky Babies Child Care Huntington (T) Child Care The Children's Playhouse I & II Huntington (T) Child Care The Children's Playstation Huntington (T) Child Care Country Garden Day Care Huntington (T) Child Care Elwoods Little Einsteins Huntington (T) Child Care Child Care Facility Huntington (T) Child Care E NORTHPORT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church ST PAULS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church EAST NORTHPORT GOSPEL CHURC Huntington (T) Church UNION METHODIST CHURCH OF E NORTHPORT Huntington (T) Church ST ANTHONY PADUA R C CHURCH Huntington (T) Church NORTHPORT BAPTIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church EAST NORTHPORT CONGREGATION OF Huntington (T) Church CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church FOUNTAINHEAD CONGREGATION, INC Huntington (T) Church LI CHINESE ALLIANCE CHURCH OF Huntington (T) Church Church Huntington (T) Church DIX HILLS JEWISH CENTER Huntington (T) Church
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Name Municipality Type SHRI PARAMHANS ADVAIT MAT, INC Huntington (T) Church MANHATTAN BRANCH OF THE Huntington (T) Church HALF HOLLOW COMMUNITY CHURCH Huntington (T) Church UPPER ROOM MINISTRIES INC Huntington (T) Church ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF Huntington (T) Church MANNA MINISTRIES Huntington (T) Non-profit/Rel Miss Debbie's Creative Work of Heart Huntington (T) Child Care David Joshua Berg Nursery School Huntington (T) Child Care David Joshua Berg Nursery School Huntington (T) Church The Peanut Gallery Huntington (T) Child Care Russo, Diane Huntington (T) Child Care Pam's Giving Tree #3 Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care Kiddie Academy of Greenlawn Huntington (T) Child Care Harbor Kids Cottage Day Care Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care Gardega, Edwina Huntington (T) Child Care Scarola Patti Huntington (T) Child Care Little Angels Early Childhood Center Huntington (T) Child Care BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church Little Tots Child Care Ctr. W. Suffolk Huntington (T) Child Care Miss Melanie's Day Care, Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care Murielle Fequiere Huntington (T) Child Care We Are Family Day Care Huntington (T) Child Care Just In Time Day Care Huntington (T) Child Care OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS Huntington (T) Church OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS Huntington (T) Church CENTERPORT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Huntington (T) Church THE RECTOR CHURCH WARDENS & VESTRY Huntington (T) Church ST PARASKEVI GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Huntington (T) Church ST FRANCIS R C CHURCH Huntington (T) Church E NORTHPORT JEWISH CENTER Huntington (T) Church FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF GREENLAWN Huntington (T) Church BETHESDA WESLEYAN CHURCH OF Huntington (T) Church DIOCESE OF LI, TRUSTEES OF THE Huntington (T) Church MASJID NOOR INC Huntington (T) Church HUNTINGTON CHURCH OF CHRIST Huntington (T) Church JOSHUA BAPTIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church ST. LUKE LUTHERAN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church DIX HILLS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church GRACE OF GOD EVANGELICAL Huntington (T) Church THE LATVIAN EVANGELICAL Huntington (T) Church BIBLE KOREAN UNITED METHODIST Huntington (T) Church Hansel & Gretel's Gingerbread House Huntington (T) Child Care Miss Dawn's Child Care (Chaffin) Huntington (T) Child Care Little Tots Daycare of Melville Inc Huntington (T) Child Care Kidz Biz, Inc Huntington (T) Child Care Calling All Kids, Again, Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care
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Name Municipality Type AIP Child Care Center Huntington (T) Child Care Discovery Corner Preschool Huntington (T) Child Care Northport Employees Day Care, Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care Kindercare Learning Center at Hunt Huntington (T) Child Care Huntington YMCA Huntington (T) Child Care Little Angels Early Childhood Center Huntington (T) Child Care Vaca, Karla Huntington (T) Child Care Lisa Halpern - Rappa Huntington (T) Child Care L.I. Child and Family Development Huntington (T) Child Care L.I. Child and Family Development Huntington (T) Church Little Angels Day Care Huntington (T) Child Care Mosera, Barbara Huntington (T) Child Care Munchkin Town Huntington (T) Child Care Munchkin Town II Huntington (T) Child Care Santana, Migulina Huntington (T) Child Care Vargas, Ruth Huntington (T) Child Care Little Creative Minds, Inc. Huntington (T) Child Care KEHILLATH SHALOM SYNAGOGUE Huntington (T) Church UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP Huntington (T) Church THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF HUNTINGTON Huntington (T) Church THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF HUNTINGTON Huntington (T) Church SOCIETY FOR PRESERVATION Huntington (T) Church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISTIAN Huntington (T) Church ST PATRICKS R C CHURCH Huntington (T) Church ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Huntington (T) Church HUNTINGTON N Y CONGREGATION Huntington (T) Church THE FIRST AFRICAN METHODIST Huntington (T) Church CENTRAL PRESBY CHURCH Huntington (T) Church FIRST PRESBY CHURCH Huntington (T) Church The Huntington Jewish Center Huntington (T) Child Care HUNTINGTON HEBREW CONGREGAT Huntington (T) Church ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Huntington (T) Church HUNTINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church CHRISTIAN CHARITIES Huntington (T) Church EVERGREEN BAPTIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church HELPING HAND RESCUE MISSION Huntington (T) Church TEMPLE BETHEL Huntington (T) Church HUNTINGTON CHURCH OF GOD Huntington (T) Church GREATER NY CORP OF SEVENTH Huntington (T) Church ASSEMBLY OF CHRISTIAN Huntington (T) Church ASAMBLEA DE IGLESIAS Huntington (T) Church ASAMBLEA DE IGLESIAS Huntington (T) Church FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church HUNTINGTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Huntington (T) Church N E CONFER OF EMMANUEL FRENCH Huntington (T) Church WEST HILLS METHODIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church
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Name Municipality Type WEST HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH Huntington (T) Church PENTECOSTAL CHURCH-MT ZION - Huntington (T) Church BETHEL LUTH BRETHREN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN CHURCH Huntington (T) Church ST PETERS EVANGELICAL Huntington (T) Church SOVEREIGN GRACE Huntington (T) Church TEMPLE CHAVERIM OF LONG ISLAND Huntington (T) Church PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SWEET HLW Huntington (T) Church South Huntington Jewish Center Huntington (T) Child Care South Huntington Jewish Center Huntington (T) Church MELVILLE CONGREGATION OF Huntington (T) Church ST ELIZABETHS R C CHURCH Huntington (T) Church Church Huntington (T) Church KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Huntington (T) Church ARAB SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MOSLEMS,INC Huntington (T) Church WORLD MESSIANC FLLWSHIPS IN Huntington (T) Church Family Service Leauge of Long Island Huntington (T) Non-profit/Rel PEDERSON KRAG CENTER Huntington (T) Non-profit/Rel UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST #13 Huntington (T) Church L.I. Child & Family Service, Inc Huntington (T) Child Care L.I. Child & Family Service, Inc Huntington (T) Church Little Touch of Magic Huntington (T) Child Care Gross on Cornflower Lane, Inc Huntington (T) Child Care Kidde Care Huntington (T) Child Care Lil Heroes Huntington (T) Child Care Kelly, Mary Huntington (T) Child Care SCHOOL DISTRICT #10 Huntington (T) Church NISI, Sara Huntington (T) Child Care DIX HILLS EVANGELICAL CHURCH Huntington (T) Church Kiddie Care Earley Learning Center Huntington (T) Child Care Pumpkin Patch Day Nursery Huntington (T) Child Care Pumpkin Patch Day Nursery Huntington (T) Church Temple Beth David Nursery School Huntington (T) Child Care Temple Beth David Nursery School Huntington (T) Church Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center Huntington (T) Child Care Alcohol & Drug Abuse Islandia (V) SC Gov Fac Human Rights Islandia (V) SC Gov Fac Health Services Islandia (V) SC Gov Fac Dss Islandia (V) SC Gov Fac Social Services Islip (T) SC Gov Fac POD Islip (T) POD H. Lee Dennison Building Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Office Building Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Maria Regina Residence Inc Islip (T) Senior Facility POD Islip (T) POD NYS DOT R Moses Cwy Islip (T) DPW/DOT Sunrise Manor Center For Nursing And Islip (T) Senior Facility
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Name Municipality Type NYS DOT Captree State Park Islip (T) DPW/DOT County Executive Office Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Oakwood Care Center Islip (T) Senior Facility Our Lady Of Consolation Geriatric Islip (T) Senior Facility Petite Fleur Nursing Home Islip (T) Senior Facility Good Samaritan Nursing Home Islip (T) Senior Facility DPW Garage Islip (T) DPW/DOT Islip Health Center Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Dss - Smithtown Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Ross Health Care Center Islip (T) Senior Facility DPW Sanitation Garage Islip (T) DPW/DOT Truck Garage Islip (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Region 10 Ch Islip (T) DPW/DOT POD Islip (T) POD POD Islip (T) POD County Offices Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Health Administration Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Dss - Equi-park Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Dss - Meridian Plaza Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Labor Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Civil Service, Planning, Economic D Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Audit & Control Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Probation Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Fifth District Court Islip (T) SC Gov Fac U.s. Courthouse Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Brentwood Health Center Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Social Services Islip (T) SC Gov Fac Bus Stop #3 Islip (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Central Islip Islip (T) DPW/DOT NYS DOT Central Islip Islip (T) DPW/DOT NYS DOT Hauppauge Islip (T) DPW/DOT Little Flower Nursing Home & Hrf Islip (T) Senior Facility NYS DOT Region Office R10 Islip (T) DPW/DOT Suffolk State Office Building Islip (T) SC Gov Fac POD Islip (T) POD POD Islip (T) POD POD Islip (T) POD POD Islip (T) POD Suffolk County Second District Court Lindenhurst (V) SC Gov Fac POD Lindenhurst (V) POD POD Lindenhurst (V) POD LINDENHURST VILLAGE DPW Lindenhurst (V) DPW/DOT R.C. DIOCESE SEMINARY Lloyd Harbor (V) Church Dawn Hill Adult Home Northport (V) Senior Facility Cow Harbor Park Northport (V) Park/rec Scudder Park Northport (V) Park/rec Weekday Nursery School 1st Presbyterian Northport (V) Child Care
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Name Municipality Type Weekday Nursery School 1st Presbyterian Northport (V) Church ECUMENICAL LAY COUNCIL Northport (V) Non-profit/Rel Island Kids Early Childhood Center Northport (V) Child Care ST PAULS UNITED METHODIST Northport (V) Church ST PHILLIP NERI RC CHURCH Northport (V) Church 1ST CHURCH OF CHRIST Northport (V) Church TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Northport (V) Church TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Northport (V) Church Patchogue Family YMCA Patchogue (V) Non-profit/Rel 6th District Court Patchogue (V) SC Gov Fac Port Jefferson Health Care Facility Port Jefferson (V) Senior Facility Sunrest Health Facilities Inc Port Jefferson (V) Senior Facility Quogue Village Fuel Depot Quogue (V) SC Gov Fac Quogue (post Lane) Bridge Machine Tower Quogue (V) SC Gov Fac Quogue (post Lane) Bridge Operator Quogue (V) SC Gov Fac Quogue Village Justice Court Quogue (V) SC Gov Fac Foxwood Village Riverhead (T) Senior Facility Peconic Bay Medical Center Riverhead (T) Senior Facility Jamesport Community Center Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac John Wesley Village Riverhead (T) Senior Facility Suffolk County Court House Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Supreme Court Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Court House Annex Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Cornell Extension Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac R4D FD Training Facility Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Highway Barn - Calverton Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Soil Conservation Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Municipal Garage Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Highway Department Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac POD Riverhead (T) POD Cornell Cooperative Extension Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac County Attorney Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Riverhead Riverhead (T) DPW/DOT Commissioner Of Jurors Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac County Attorney Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Family Court Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Dss Center Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Family Court Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Calverton Community Center Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Central Suffolk Hospital Snf Riverhead (T) Senior Facility East End Archives Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac POD Riverhead (T) POD Larry's Lighthouse Marina Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Great Peconic Bay Yacht Basin Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Sunken Pond Riverhead (T) Senior Facility Saddle Lakes Riverhead (T) Senior Facility POD Riverhead (T) POD
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Name Municipality Type POD Riverhead (T) POD East Creek Marina Riverhead (T) SC Gov Fac Sag Harbor Village Hwy Dept Sag Harbor (V) SC Gov Fac Shelter Island Yacht Club Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac POD Shelter Island (T) POD Island Boat Yard Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac POD Shelter Island (T) POD POD Shelter Island (T) POD POD Shelter Island (T) POD Shelter Island Justice Court Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Piccozzi's Dering Harbor Marina Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Coecles Harbor Marina Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Shelter Island Heights Pharmacy Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Jack's Marina Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Shelter Island Heights Highway Dep Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Shelter Island Highway Department Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Clark's Marine Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Shelter Island Recycling Center Shelter Island (T) SC Gov Fac Shinnecock Nation Comm Center Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Shinnecock Presbyterian Church Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Family Preservation Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Oyster Project Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Community Garden Shinnecock Tribe Tribal SAMP Shinnecock Substance Abuse Shinnecock Tribe Tribal building (GOV) - Tribal office Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Playground - Community Center Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Shinnecock Indian Health Services Shinnecock Tribe Tribal BB Court - recreation Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Museum Shinnecock Tribe Tribal School Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Shinonnecock Indian Nati Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Shinnecock Indian Health Shinnecock Tribe Tribal Health & Social Services Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Chemical Storage (me's Office) Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Highway Storage Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT POD Smithtown (T) POD St. James Healthcare Center Smithtown (T) Senior Facility NYS DOT Smithtown Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT St James Plaza Nursing Facility Smithtown (T) Senior Facility Nesconset Nursing Center Smithtown (T) Senior Facility POD Smithtown (T) POD Community Development Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac St Johnland Nursing Center, Inc Smithtown (T) Senior Facility DPW Highway Maintenance Storage Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT Eac Suffolk Tasc Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Gas Pumps Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Highway Storage Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT
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Name Municipality Type DPW Highway Maintenance Garage Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT DPW Highway Maintenance Office Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT Sand & Salt Storage Shed (new) Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac NYS DOT Commack Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT Data Processing Center Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Office Building Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Methadone Treatment Clinic Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Consumer Affairs Testing, DPW Highway Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT Dept Of Consumer Affairs Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Mental Health/ Nursing Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Corporate Training Center Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Health Services - Bscd Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac POD Smithtown (T) POD Avalon Garden Smithtown (T) Senior Facility Eac Community Medication & County Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Dept Of Labor Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Dept Of Labor (modular Trailer Struc Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Dept Of Labor Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Legislature Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Civil Service, Handicap Services & 4th Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Highway Maintenance Shop Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT District Attorney, Grand Jury & Ins Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Medical Examiner Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Dept Of Health Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Labor Department Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Alcohol & Substance Abuse Smithtown (T) SC Gov Fac Smithtown Health Care Facility Smithtown (T) Senior Facility St Catherine Of Siena Nursing Home Smithtown (T) Senior Facility DPW & Clerk Storage Smithtown (T) DPW/DOT Sweetbriar Barn Smithtown (T) Historic Franklin O. Arthur Farm Smithtown (T) Historic Obadiah Smith House Smithtown (T) Historic Hoyt Farm House Smithtown (T) Historic Frank Brush Barn Smithtown (T) Historic Frank Brush Barn Smithtown (T) Park/Rec Town Hall Smithtown (T) Historic Suffolk County Community College Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac POD Southampton (T) POD Suffolk County Hampton Bays Yard Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Guard Booth Entry Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Jail Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac POD Southampton (T) POD County Center Power Plant Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Criminal Courts Building Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Crohan Flanders Community Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility Flanders- Riverside Community Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility POD Southampton (T) POD
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Name Municipality Type Riverhead County Center Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Courts Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Bridgehampton Fire Dist Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac SCWA Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac US Coast Guard Station - Shinnecock Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Suffolk County Police Academy Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Evoc Building Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Westhampton Community Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility Southampton Town Justice Court Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Vehicle Storage & Garage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Pump House Oil Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Storage Garage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Power Plant Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Operations & Maintenance Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Warehouse Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - Supreme Court Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - County Clerk Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - Social Services Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - Not Assigned Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - Supreme Court Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - Sheriff Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - District Court Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - District Court Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - Health Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Missile Silo - DPW Storage Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Missile Silo - Social Services Storage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac DPW Transportation Division - Bus Eng Southampton (T) DPW/DOT DPW Ground Shop & Garage Southampton (T) DPW/DOT DPW Pump Station Southampton (T) DPW/DOT NYS DOT Hampton Bays Southampton (T) DPW/DOT NYS DOT Hampton Bays SUB HD6 Southampton (T) DPW/DOT POD Southampton (T) POD POD Southampton (T) POD Bridgehamtpon Highway Fueling Station Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Hampton Bays Highway Fueling Station Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac North Sea Transfer Station Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac New York State Air National Guard Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac SC Gabreski Airport Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Hampton Bays Water District #1 Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Southampton School Bus Garage Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Stony Brook @ Southampton Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Hampton Bays Fire Dept Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac POD Southampton (T) POD POD Southampton (T) POD DPW Highway Maintenance Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Westhampton Care Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility Noyac Old School House Comm Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility
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Name Municipality Type Bridgehampton Comm Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility Hampton Bays Community Center Southampton (T) Senior Facility West Bay Bridge (jessup Lane) Op Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Bridgehampton HWY Barn Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Noyac HWY Barn Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Hampton Bays HWY Barn Southampton (T) DPW/DOT North Sea HWY Barn Southampton (T) DPW/DOT Catholic Guardian Society Southampton (T) Senior Facility Westhampton Care Inc Southampton (T) Senior Facility Independent Group Home Living Southampton (T) Senior Facility Independent Group Home Living Southampton (T) Senior Facility Catholic Charities Southampton (T) Senior Facility 320 West Montauk Realty Corp Southampton (T) Senior Facility Aid To Developmentally Disabled Southampton (T) Senior Facility Independent Group Home Living Southampton (T) Senior Facility Payton Lane Nursing Home, Inc Southampton (T) Senior Facility Cemetary Southampton (T) Tribal Canoe Place Chapel Southampton (T) Tribal NYS Police Riverside Barracks Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Town Police Fueling Station Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac North Sea Dept Sub Station Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Stony Brook Southampton College Southampton (T) SC Gov Fac Southampton Village Hwy Dept Southampton (V) SC Gov Fac Southampton Nursing Home Inc Southampton (V) Senior Facility Southampton Civic Center Southampton (V) Senior Facility Southampton Village Justice Court Southampton (V) SC Gov Fac Southampton Nursing Home Southampton (V) Senior Facility Payton Lane Nursing Home, Inc Southampton (V) Senior Facility SCCC Cedar Beach Residence Southold (T) SC Gov Fac District Attorney Southold (T) SC Gov Fac POD Southold (T) POD POD Southold (T) POD POD Southold (T) POD Southold Post Office Southold (T) DPW/DOT Vector Control Storage Garage Southold (T) DPW/DOT DPW Highway Maintenance Southold (T) DPW/DOT DPW Highway Maintenance Storage Shed Southold (T) DPW/DOT DPW Highway Maintenance Salt Storage Southold (T) DPW/DOT POD Southold (T) POD Simeon Southold (T) Senior Facility Nursing Southold (T) SC Gov Fac POD Southold (T) POD Historic church Unkechaug Tribe Tribal gas station with storage tanks of fuel Unkechaug Tribe Other fuel tanks - gas (buried) since 1950's Unkechaug Tribe Tribal Church Unkechaug Tribe Tribal Gas station with fuel tanks Unkechaug Tribe Other
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Name Municipality Type Factory - AAA powder coating Unkechaug Tribe Other Community Center Unkechaug Tribe Tribal Mills Pond House Village of the Branch (V) Historic Judge J. Lawrence Smith Homestead Village of the Branch (V) Historic Saw Mill Village of the Branch (V) Historic Vail Blydenburgh House Village of the Branch (V) Historic Beach Lane Bridge Operator & Machine Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Beach Lane Bridge Machine Tower (s) Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Beach Lane Bridge North Storage Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Beach Lane Bridge South Storage Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Westhampton Beach/ Dunes Justice Court Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Westhampton Highway Fueling Station Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Westhampton Beach HWY Barn Westhampton Beach (V) DPW/DOT Westhampton Beach Annex Westhampton Beach (V) SC Gov Fac Westhampton Beach Westhampton Beach (V) Senior Facility Seafield Center Inc Westhampton Beach (V) Senior Facility Seafield Center Inc Westhampton Beach (V) Senior Facility
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