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Nissequogue Golf Club bulkhead proposal held pending site visit and access details
Summary
Representatives for Nissequogue Golf Club presented plans for a 179‑foot bulkhead at the 17th hole under DEC Permit #1-4734-01520/00007; the commission held the plan, requested a site visit to examine erosion, and noted access for heavy equipment had been denied by the Stillwater Homeowners Association.
Representatives for the Nissequogue Golf Club, Randy VanYahres and Barry Chandler, presented an application on April 3 to construct a 179‑foot bulkhead near the club’s 17th hole on Stony Brook Harbor. They said the project aligns with DEC Permit #1-4734-01520/00007 (dated 12/12/24) and that the DEC is requesting stone be added in the marshy area because flooding is causing erosion.
The applicants reported that access for heavy equipment had been requested from the Stillwater Homeowners Association and was denied. The commission asked to conduct a site visit to examine the apparent erosion before making a consistency determination; the minutes state the plan will be held and re‑visited at the May 1, 2025 meeting after additional information and a site visit are completed. "The DEC is requesting that stone be added in the marshy area due to flooding that is causing the erosion," the applicants told the commission.
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