Water Project Overview
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Water Issues
Historic Preservation Commission
Vision The vision of the Southold Historic Preservation Commission is to ensure that the town’s essential character and historical significance are maintained through the preservation of its 17th, 18th, 19th and early 20th century architectural, historic and cultural...
13th Annual Heritage Day – Sunday, July 3rd @ 12 noon
13th Annual Heritage Day Sunday, July 3rd @ 12 noon Oysterponds Historical Society 1555 Village Lane Orient, NY Featuring... A Red, White & Blue Parade Down Village Lane * Welcome & Invocation Recitation of The Pledge of Allegiance “God Bless America” Sung by...
Newsletter Dec. 7, 2020
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Though the world may seem out of control, Orient continues to maintain its warm community spirit. We hope you are well and enjoying our lingering fall and the beginning of the holiday season. The current focus is on community character and...
The Orient Plan Propositions
Tabulation of Votes Percentages reflect the number of YES or NO votes divided by the total number of ballots cast (364). Actual YES and NO votes cast for each proposition shown in parentheses. 1 Building size: Under current zoning rules, a house can cover 20% of a...
Watch Big House Presentation by Southold Civics
This coming Tuesday, the Southold Town Civic Associations will be making a presentation at a public meeting of the Town Board on the ever-increasing house sizes in Southold. The presentation will include our joint proposal for limiting house size in Southold, something that almost all other East End towns have enacted. (East End Beacon article)
Civic groups ask Town Board to take action on large houses
A seasonal bungalow razed to make way for a year-round home. A historic cottage leveled and replaced with something much larger.
Sound familiar?
It does to virtually every civic group within Southold Town — and they are pressuring the Town Board to take action on house size.
Members of the Orient Association, East Marion Community Association, Cutchogue Civic Association, New Suffolk Civic Association and Mattituck-Laurel Civic Association, appealed to the board during a work session Tuesday, arguing that while each hamlet organization must contend with its own unique issues, house size transcends geographical boundaries.
Join The Orient Water Project
Orient sits atop a single, thin, freshwater aquifer and is surrounded by beautiful, productive bays and estuaries. Unfortunately, both our groundwater and our surface waters have been degraded over the past half-century, and both face significant threats going forward.
Water is the lifeblood of this community, so the OA believes it is critical to understand and confront these threats. We are therefore working on developing a comprehensive plan for remediating and protecting the hamlet’s ground and surface waters. The plan will cover three areas:
- Situation assessment
- Prioritization of actions to be taken
- Activation (identification of funding and responsible party–Suffolk County Government, NYC DEC, EPA, etc.)
Broad Meadows/Narrow River Restoration and our Changing Shoreline
A presentation about the future of Broad Meadows in Orient, NY and proposed restoration of the marsh area to the east of Narrow River Road. Elizabeth Hornstein, State Coordinator for the Peconic Estuary Partnership, will share plans to the Orient Community and answer questions about the future of Broad Meadows.
Peconic Estuary Partnership, Town of Southold and Ducks Unlimited presents on the restoration plans for Broad Meadows Marsh located in Orient, NY, immediately south of Route 25 and east of Narrow River Road. The marsh is currently dominated by the invasive plant Phragmites due to restricted tidal flow. Restoration is needed to improve tidal flow to the marsh and promote the re-establishment of native marsh vegetation. The proposed restoration work will result in improved habitat for wildlife and increase resiliency to rising seas.
Between the Wind and the Shrubs Concert at Poquatuck Hall – Fri. July 1, 6pm
Between the Wind and the Shrubs Concert Poquatuck Hall - Fri. July 1, 6pm 1160 Village Ln, Orient, NY 11957 Gil Goldstein, accordion Tom Manuel, trumpet Paolo Bartolani, piano “Open the ears and body to the music. Tune in to the subtle frequencies of sounds. Let the...
North Fork Priorities Survey
Dear Orient Community Residents:
What do you value most about where you live? What are your biggest concerns?
The North Fork Civics, a coalition of civic groups from the hamlets of Southold Town, are asking ALL residents to answer a survey to determine areas of concern in the town in light of population growth and increased development pressure.
The survey can be found using this link: https://nfcivics.org/priorities
Septic Overview
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Septic Issues
Historic Preservation Commission
Vision The vision of the Southold Historic Preservation Commission is to ensure that the town’s essential character and historical significance are maintained through the preservation of its 17th, 18th, 19th and early 20th century architectural, historic and cultural...
13th Annual Heritage Day – Sunday, July 3rd @ 12 noon
13th Annual Heritage Day Sunday, July 3rd @ 12 noon Oysterponds Historical Society 1555 Village Lane Orient, NY Featuring... A Red, White & Blue Parade Down Village Lane * Welcome & Invocation Recitation of The Pledge of Allegiance “God Bless America” Sung by...
Newsletter Dec. 7, 2020
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Though the world may seem out of control, Orient continues to maintain its warm community spirit. We hope you are well and enjoying our lingering fall and the beginning of the holiday season. The current focus is on community character and...
The Orient Plan Propositions
Tabulation of Votes Percentages reflect the number of YES or NO votes divided by the total number of ballots cast (364). Actual YES and NO votes cast for each proposition shown in parentheses. 1 Building size: Under current zoning rules, a house can cover 20% of a...
Watch Big House Presentation by Southold Civics
This coming Tuesday, the Southold Town Civic Associations will be making a presentation at a public meeting of the Town Board on the ever-increasing house sizes in Southold. The presentation will include our joint proposal for limiting house size in Southold, something that almost all other East End towns have enacted. (East End Beacon article)
Civic groups ask Town Board to take action on large houses
A seasonal bungalow razed to make way for a year-round home. A historic cottage leveled and replaced with something much larger.
Sound familiar?
It does to virtually every civic group within Southold Town — and they are pressuring the Town Board to take action on house size.
Members of the Orient Association, East Marion Community Association, Cutchogue Civic Association, New Suffolk Civic Association and Mattituck-Laurel Civic Association, appealed to the board during a work session Tuesday, arguing that while each hamlet organization must contend with its own unique issues, house size transcends geographical boundaries.
Join The Orient Water Project
Orient sits atop a single, thin, freshwater aquifer and is surrounded by beautiful, productive bays and estuaries. Unfortunately, both our groundwater and our surface waters have been degraded over the past half-century, and both face significant threats going forward.
Water is the lifeblood of this community, so the OA believes it is critical to understand and confront these threats. We are therefore working on developing a comprehensive plan for remediating and protecting the hamlet’s ground and surface waters. The plan will cover three areas:
- Situation assessment
- Prioritization of actions to be taken
- Activation (identification of funding and responsible party–Suffolk County Government, NYC DEC, EPA, etc.)
Broad Meadows/Narrow River Restoration and our Changing Shoreline
A presentation about the future of Broad Meadows in Orient, NY and proposed restoration of the marsh area to the east of Narrow River Road. Elizabeth Hornstein, State Coordinator for the Peconic Estuary Partnership, will share plans to the Orient Community and answer questions about the future of Broad Meadows.
Peconic Estuary Partnership, Town of Southold and Ducks Unlimited presents on the restoration plans for Broad Meadows Marsh located in Orient, NY, immediately south of Route 25 and east of Narrow River Road. The marsh is currently dominated by the invasive plant Phragmites due to restricted tidal flow. Restoration is needed to improve tidal flow to the marsh and promote the re-establishment of native marsh vegetation. The proposed restoration work will result in improved habitat for wildlife and increase resiliency to rising seas.
Between the Wind and the Shrubs Concert at Poquatuck Hall – Fri. July 1, 6pm
Between the Wind and the Shrubs Concert Poquatuck Hall - Fri. July 1, 6pm 1160 Village Ln, Orient, NY 11957 Gil Goldstein, accordion Tom Manuel, trumpet Paolo Bartolani, piano “Open the ears and body to the music. Tune in to the subtle frequencies of sounds. Let the...
North Fork Priorities Survey
Dear Orient Community Residents:
What do you value most about where you live? What are your biggest concerns?
The North Fork Civics, a coalition of civic groups from the hamlets of Southold Town, are asking ALL residents to answer a survey to determine areas of concern in the town in light of population growth and increased development pressure.
The survey can be found using this link: https://nfcivics.org/priorities