[1]
Editor's Note: Former § A28-1, Exemption to senior citizens from certain departmental fees, derived from Res. No. 490-1973, § A28-2, Reduction to handicapped persons of certain departmental fees, derived from Res. No. 865-1976, and § A28-3, Senior citizens to be exempt from charge for Smith Point Bridge; record of use of bridge, derived from Res. No. 821-1977, were deleted during codification (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. III). See now Ch. 948, Fees and Charges.
[Derived from L.L. No.
24-1980]
A.
Prior to the acquisition of any parkland by the County of Suffolk,
by purchase or condemnation, the County shall seek the opinion of
the town boards and incorporated village boards within which the proposed
acquisition of parkland is located. The County Executive shall, by
written communication, contact the town supervisor(s), every member
of the town board(s), the incorporated village Mayor(s) and the incorporated
village trustees, in the municipality or municipalities within which
the property is located. The communication shall state the location
of the parcel and its designated usage that the County wants to acquire.
The communication shall further request that the town board(s) and
incorporated village board(s) adopt a resolution either approving
or disapproving the proposed acquisition by the County.
B.
The County of Suffolk may acquire such parkland upon the board's
adoption of a resolution approving such acquisition or upon the board's
failure to take final action on such a resolution within 60 days of
the request of the County Executive. The adoption of a resolution
approving said project or the failure to take final action within
60 days shall be considered irrevocable by the County of Suffolk for
the purposes of this section.
C.
When the boards involved adopt a resolution disapproving the proposed
acquisition, the County of Suffolk shall not acquire such parkland
by purchase or condemnation unless, by separate Legislature resolution,
the Suffolk County Legislature approves such acquisition by an affirmative
vote of 2/3 of the total membership.
D.
The procedures set forth in this section shall take place as soon
as practicable after the County has established a current interest
in the acquisition of lands for park purposes.
[Derived from Res. No.
338-1974]
Such portions of that County property in the Town of Huntington,
commonly referred to as "Coindre Hall," which are not devoted or assigned
to other specific uses, shall be under the temporary or interim jurisdiction
of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation until the
further order of this Legislature following a decision as to its permanent
use.
[Derived from Res. No.
871-1972]
The Suffolk County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation
shall be the stewards of all properties, except roads, dedicated to
the County historic trust.
[Derived from Res. No.
442-1974]
The manager of the historic trust properties shall be a position
in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation.
[Derived from Res. No.
1134-1974; amended 12-17-1996 by L.L. No. 6-1997]
A.
The County Executive is authorized to execute an agreement with the
Long Island Maritime Museum to provide space for the museum. The museum
shall provide all artifacts and exhibits to which it has title or
shall acquire title during the term of the agreement to the County
to be exhibited at the museum facility at the Suffolk County Park
at West Sayville. Such agreement shall be under such terms and conditions
as shall be mutually agreeable to the County Executive, Commissioner
of Parks, Recreation and Conservation, Board of Trustees of the Suffolk
Marine Museum, and the Parks and Recreation Committee or any successor
committee of the County Legislature.[1]
B.
The Commissioner of the Suffolk County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation is hereby directed, pursuant to § C28-4A of the Suffolk County Charter, to renegotiate the agreement with the Long Island Maritime Museum, so as to provide the County Legislature with control over the appointment of three members made to the Long Island Maritime Museum's Board of Trustees, as follows:
C.
Such agreements shall be under such terms and conditions as shall
be mutually agreeable to the County Executive, Commissioner of Parks,
Recreation and Conservation, Board of Trustees of the Suffolk Marine
Museum and the County Legislature.
[Derived from Res. No.
461-1976]
It is the intention of the Suffolk County Legislature to support
the transfer of the jurisdiction and management of the Hawkins-Jacobson
douse from the Department of Public Works, the Department of Buildings
and Grounds and the Department of Land Management to the Department
of Parks. The Department of Parks will work in conjunction with the
Yaphank Historical Society, which will act as historical guardian
pursuant to the historic trust manual.
[Added 10-10-1989 by L.L. No. 44-1989]
A.
The Suffolk County Family Camping Advisory Board is hereby created,
to consist of seven members, all of whom shall be residents of Suffolk
County. The Board members shall be appointed as follows:
B.
The initial term of each member shall be three years commencing on
January 1, 1990, and shall expire on December 31, 1992. All subsequent
terms shall be three years, measured from that expiration date.
C.
The Chairman of this Board shall be selected by the Presiding Officer
of the Suffolk County Legislature.
D.
The members of this Board shall serve without compensation and shall
not be reimbursed for any actual expenses incurred in connection with
their official duties. The ex officio member shall receive no reimbursement
nor any compensation.
E.
The Commissioner of the County Department of Parks, Recreation and
Conservation shall be an ex officio member of this Board and shall
have no vote.
F.
This Board shall hold at least three meetings per year and shall
adopt all necessary rules for its own proceedings.
[Added 10-10-1989 by L.L. No. 44-1989]
It shall be the function of the Family Camping Advisory Board
to act as an advisory body to the County Department of Parks, Recreation
and Conservation. The activities of the Board shall include but not
be limited to the following:
A.
To concern itself with any and all matters pertaining to family camping
within the County.
B.
To make recommendations to the Department on any and all matters
pertaining to family camping within the County.
C.
To cooperate with and assist residents of the County on matters beneficial
to family camping activities.
D.
To make recommendations to the Department to encourage, promote and
assist in the establishment, location, preservation and expansion
of family camping activities within the County which are beneficial
to the general welfare of family campers within the County.
E.
To advise, assist and cooperate with other agencies of the County,
other municipalities, any regional or bicounty agencies, boards or
commissions and private enterprise, whether within or outside the
County, on any and all matters pertaining to family camping within
the County.
F.
To survey available family camping sites and accompany, upon request,
prospective family campers in visiting and selecting suitable locations
within the County.
G.
To research and analyze available family camping data, especially
reports produced by local agencies and institutions, and to recommend
specific development plans and strategies based on such data.
H.
To make recommendations to provide specialized assistance and services
to family campers.
I.
To make recommendations to obtain, utilize and offer suitable sources
of state, federal and private funds which can be used to further County
family camping programs and benefit family camping activities.
J.
To make recommendations to undertake a full-time program of family
camping promotion.
K.
To make recommendations to offer information as to park rules and
available sites to Suffolk County family campers seeking such services.
L.
To render to the Department and the County Legislature on an annual
basis a written report of its activities and programs.
M.
To perform such other responsibilities and duties as may be assigned
by law or by the County Executive or the County Legislature.
[Added 3-3-2015 by L.L.
No. 12-2015]
In the event County parkland is acquired by New York State under
its eminent domain power, the monies received by the County as compensation
shall be deposited in a new or existing capital project account which
is dedicated to the acquisition of parkland.
