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SUFFOLK COUNTY SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE LEASE PROGRAM IN PECONIC BAY AND GARDINERS BAY - TEN YEAR REVIEW . L S I M U L P LONG ISLAND SOUND BLOCK ISLAND SOUND ORIENT HARBOR LOCATOR Greenport GARDINERS ISLAND GARDINERS Dering BAY Harbor SHELTER ISLAND SOUTHOLD BAY NAPEAGUE BAY T S E R W O H B T R HOG NECK R A O H BAY North N Haven SOUTHOLD NOYACK BAY LITTLE PECONIC Sag Harbor BAY EASTHAMPTON East Hampton RIVERHEAD GREAT PECONIC BAY SOUTHAMPTON ATLANTIC OCEAN Sagaponack FLANDERS BAY ® Southampton 11-25-19 Real Property Taxmap parcel linwork used with permission of Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service Agency (R.P.T.S.A.). This rendering is a DRAFT MAP in that 1) the data displayed is an interagency or Intra agency work* produced for the purpose of identifying and correcting data. It is not a final agency determination. It is not statistical or factual compilation of data. In some cases correct data has been left Legend out and questionable or inaccurate data has been exaggerated to help identify errors. In short, this is a DRAFT MAP produced in an effort to aid in the correction of data and is not held out as being complete or hamlets-suffolk selection MAP 1: BASE MAP accurate in any way. 1000 ft HIGH WATER MARK BUFFER (AS PER NYS ECL 13-0302) *excerpted from (F.O.I.L) the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law [Public Officers Law Article SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK 6 Section 84-90] by section 87.2.g LEASE PROGRAM BOUNDARY (AS PER NYS ECL 13-0302) This map is a compilation of data from: 1 inch = 4,752 ft. 1. The New York State Digital Orthographic Aerials. 1 inch = 0.90 miles TOWN BOUNDARY SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF 2. The Suffolk County Real Property Tax Map Parcel Line Work 3. The Suffolk County Real Property Tax Service GIS Base Map. 0 1 2 4 6 8 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING 4. Field GPS Locations and Verifications. Miles DIVISION OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT.

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