TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN. West Meadow Beach Restoration Master Plan. Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP
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1 West Meadow Beach Restoration Master Plan TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN Prepared By: Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP In Association With EEA, Inc. William F. Collins, AIA, Architects, LLP
2 West Meadow Beach Master Plan Least Sandpiper Calidris Minutilla! Town of Brookhaven! NYS DOS Project Advisory Committee NYS Dept. of State (DOS), Town, County, NYSDEC Ward Melville Heritage Organization (WMHO) West Meadow Beach Conservancy Three Village Community Trust! Planning Consultants Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP EEA, Inc. and William F. Collins Architects
3 West Meadow Beach History Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria Interpres! Beach and cottage history! State legislation 1996! Cottage removal 2004! State grant for master plan 2005! Interpretive educational signage grant 2006
4 Legislative Goals Snowy Egret Egretta Thula! Legislation requires Town to: Preserve and protect the West Meadow Beach ecosystem Use West Meadow Beach as a public park for: Educational use Scientific use Recreational use
5 Legislative Goals Yellow Warbler Dendroica Petechia! Preserve and maintain Gamecock Cottage! Retain up to three additional cottages One for museum of land use history of the beach and cottages Two retained/relocated on lots for security purposes May be operated by not-for-profit
6 Legislative Goals Yellow Warbler Dendroica Petechia! Limit new construction Up to three boardwalks Up to six kiosks! Restrict vehicle use on Trustee Road Limited use by Town and WHMO vehicles Emergency and maintenance vehicles permitted
7 Planning Grant Goals! Preserve majority of WMB as natural area! Increase environmental education and passive recreation opportunities! Preserve historic resources of West Meadow Use one cottage as cultural resource museum Use other cottages for security and environmental center! Improve recreational opportunities in northern portion of WMB at existing Town facility House Finch Carpodacus Mexicanus
8 Master Planning Tasks Yellow-Rumped Warbler Dendroica Coronata! Conduct site analysis Physical conditions assessment Vegetation evaluation and inventory (EEA, Inc.) Examination of cottages (William F. Collins Architects)! Review prior studies, policies, plans! Review public input from meetings, letters, s! Prepare Master Plan for public review and comment! Prepare implementation strategy
9 Site Analysis - Ownership Palm Warbler Dendroica Palmarum! The Town site spans from east of Trustee Road to the Long Island Sound! Most of tidal wetlands to east owned by WMHO! Horse farm north of site owned by Suffolk County! Portion of WMB Park is in federal historic district
10 Site Analysis - Resource Inventory Grey Catbird Dumetella Carolinensis! Ecological communities mapped by EEA, Inc.! Exotic and invasive vegetation identified! Piping plover, least tern, and turtle (diamondback terrapin) nesting areas sited! State and Federal input US Fish & Wildlife one of most important waterfowl wintering areas in northern Suffolk County State DEC Fish & Wildlife Natural Heritage Program Great Egret (protected), Piping Plover (endangered), Least and Common Tern (threatened), Roseate Tern (endangered)
11 Site Analysis - Infrastructure, Soils, and Erosion! Trustees Road in poor condition! Pole-mounted electric, phone, cable! No public water, wells only, spring on WMHO property! Stream channel banks unprotected south of WMHO center on Town and WMHO property! Dredged material rough graded
12 Site Analysis - Cottages Common Tern Sterna Hirundo! Evaluated by William F. Collins Architects! Bungalow style architecture with additions/alterations! Light wood frame construction and outside porch/deck! Interior exposed wood framing little or no insulation! Variety of flooring materials and exterior finishes! Modifications required to meet codes for public use
13 Site Analysis - Cottage 109 Great Black-Backed Gull Larus marinus! Northernmost, 22 wide x 44 deep, 2 bedroom with detached garage! Front deck and rear porch with walkway to beach
14 Site Analysis Cottages 105 & 106 Black-Crowned Night-Heron Nycticorax Nycticorax! 200 feet south of cottage 109! Cottage wide x 45 deep with rear wood deck! Cottage wide x 40 deep, two bedroom with large wood rear deck, wood walk, and ramp to beach! Close proximity to each other
15 Site Analysis Cottages 75 & 78 Diamondback Terrapin Malaclemys terrapin! Mid section of peninsula! Cottage wide x 38 deep, 2-bedroom with enclosed porch! Cottage wide x 43 deep, two bedroom with rear deck, detached garage 75 78
16 Site Analysis Gamecock Cottage Piping Plover Charadrius Melodus! Original location upland! Current location is culturally significant! Subject to occasional flooding! Town established historic landmark! Historic status authorized by NY State legislation! Gamecock Cottage precariously close to high water
17 Master Plan Development Physical Conditions Legislation Public Input - Program Master Plan
18 Master Plan Elements Ecological Great Egret Ardea Alba! Protect existing native vegetation! Provide three beach access walkways! Plant areas adjacent to road to encourage access via walkways and provide screening for plover and tern areas nesting areas! Cultivate rare coastal plants! Re-vegetate some of dredge spoil areas
19 Master Plan Elements Ecological Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla Cedrorum! Provide osprey nesting pole! Protect turtle nesting areas! Evaluate enactment of marine sanctuary status! Prohibit pets recommended by US Fish & Wildlife, NYS DEC Fish & Wildlife and the Nature Conservancy
20 Master Plan Elements Ecological Brown-Headed Cowbird Molothrus Ater! Remove exotic and invasive vegetation over time! Species considered for removal such as: Tree-of-Heaven (Ailanthus altissima) Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans) Asiatic Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculata) Japanese Knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum) Yucca (Yucca spp.)
21 Master Plan Elements Ecological Black Tern Chlidonias Niger! Utilize native non-invasive plants for re-vegetation such as: Beach Grass (Ammophila brevigulata) Beach Plum (Prunus maritima) Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana) Bayberry (Myrica pennsylvanica)
22 Master Plan Elements Educational/Interpretive Semipalmated Plover Charadrius semipalmatus! Provide environmental center for exhibits/programming! Provide cultural resources museum! Create interpretive trail through natural areas! Provide educational signage throughout park (grant awarded)! Encourage walking to educational activities, with limited bus/van drop-off with parking at existing Town parking area! Provide access to West Meadow Creek for aquatic environmental education at Town owned creek bend! Consider native plant nursery! Provide bird viewing area
23 Master Plan Elements Recreational Sanderling Calidris Alba! Continue recreational uses at Town beach! Maintain fishing access to beach and channel! Encourage walking, jogging, skating, biking on Trustee Road! Consider non-motorized boating concession at active beach! Expand access to creek and Sound for kayaking, tubing, canoeing
24 Master Plan Elements Recreational Sanderling Calidris Alba! Continue discussions with County for creek access and use of portion of horse farm site! Provide seating areas! Provide picnic area by Gamecock! Provide three boardwalks for access to beach from Trustees Road
25 Master Plan elements Cottages! Cottage 109 for Town Parks and Public Safety offices! Cottage 109 garage for Town concession use (bikes, kayaks)! Cottages 105 & 106 for day use by people with special needs (may require new legislation) or alternative interpretive center! Consider connecting cottages 105 & 106, if desirable! Cottages 75 & 78 for environmental education center! Cottage 78 garage for public restrooms! Consider relocating 75 & 78 adjacent to 105, 106, and 109; clustering could recreate cottage community, clustering could help preserve natural areas in balance of site
26 Master Plan Elements - Gamecock Cottage! Consider shifting cottage feet to higher ground and elevating 18 inches! License use and occupancy to non-governmental organization: Three Village Community Trust! Provide beach use and cottage history exhibits! Provide for caretaker occupancy for security and programming Great Blue Heron Ardea Herodias
27 Master Plan Elements Public Access Black Capped Chickadee Poecile Atricapilla! Provide gate control for Trustee Road! Restrict motorized access to Trustee Road! Provide limited access for: Buses and vans for group educational programming Emergency and maintenance vehicles Licensee access to Gamecock cottage for educational programming & maintenance WMHO access to their environmental center! Permit non-motorized vehicles on Trustee Road including pedicabs andadult tricycles! Evaluate electric golf carts for less mobile visitors
28 Master Plan Elements Infrastructure! Repave all of Trustees Road (in budget)! Bury utilities beneath road (in discussion)! Provide walkways to beach in three locations! Provide up to six educational kiosks! Utilize existing Town parking facility! Discuss kayaker parking on County property
29 Master Plan Elements Operational! Park open to all! Scientific committee to advise Town! Town to operate environmental education center! Consider day facility for visitors with special needs if Legislation allows! Town & County public safety personnel to continue patrols! Town public safety and parks offices! Licensee to operate and occupy Cultural Museum at Gamecock Cottage! Consider occupancy in one or more cottages for security Snowy Egret Egretta Thula
30 Master Plan Budget Eastern Kingbird Tyrannus Tyrannus! Capital funds Road paving, utility burial, water supply, fire protection Cottage repair and upgrades to meet public use codes Landscape improvements including grading, plantings, signage, benches, kiosks! Operating funds Beach, interpretive, security, and maintenance personnel Educational programming supplies and equipment Infrastructure and cottage maintenance
31 Next Steps for Tonight Least Tern (immature) Sterna Antillarum! Review draft Conceptual Plan posted around room Go to one of the stations to examine plan Ask questions of town and consultant representatives Contribute positive and negative reactions to plan All comments to be recorded and tallied! Submit additional comments through December 15, 2006 to: David L. Berg, AICP Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP 100 Sunnyside Blvd., Ste. 100 Woodbury, NY
32 Project Completion Snowy Egrets Egretta Thula! Town and consultant will compile all comments and create Final Plan! Final public meeting to review Final Plan: January 17, 2007 Location to be determined 7:00 9:00 PM
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