Click on the flyer above or click here to download a pdf with link to the Zoom meeting.

MLCA’s March Monthly Zoom Meeting

6:30-8 p.m., Monday, March 29, 2021

AGENDA
Town’s Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Study for The Mattituck Hamlet:

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• Review and discuss the traffic calming recommendations for ‘The Intersection’ (see sketch above) and more of the hamlet center            

Update on CAST’s North Fork Community Resource Center building
project and ongoing operations

Updates on North Fork Dark Sky Week April 5-12 and
Southold Town’s Comprehensive Plan
 

Copy and paste the link below in your browser to access the MLCA Channel or click the link here.

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Read and download the Mattituck Traffic and

Safety Study Report Here:

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http://southoldtownny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8447/Southold-Mattituck-Traffic-and-Ped-Safety-Study-Report

Ongoing coverage of MLCA’s traffic calming efforts

01.21.2021
Town Hall Notes: Traffic study of Love Lane area completed
https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2021/01/town-hall-notes-traffic-study-of-love-lane-area-completed/

08.08.2020
Guest Column: Save this last green corner in Mattituck
https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2020/08/guest-column-save-this-last-green-corner-in-mattituck/

03.28.2019
Town Engineer: Roundabout ‘most practical solution’ for Love Lane
https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2019/03/town-engineer-roundabout-most-practical-solution-for-love-lane/

05.06.2018
Civic association teams up with college students to create pedestrian-friendly hamlet
https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2018/05/civic-association-teams-college-students-create-pedestrian-friendly-hamlet/

01.30.2018
MLCA lays out three options for Love Lane intersections
https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2018/01/mlca-lays-three-options-love-lane-intersections/

04.19.2016
The MLCA Traffic Calming Project Report that prompted Southold Town’s study

Click on the Issues/Resources tab on the above menu and select "Traffic Calming" to download the MLCA Traffic Calming Project Report or click here.



 

Click here to
download a copy of the
MLCA Winter 2021
Newsletter

The Winter 2021 Newsletter
features:

• The Mattituck Traffic and
  Safety Study Report

• The MLCA Website Update

• Membership Survey

• International Dark Sky Week*

Upcoming Events

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Click below on each calendar date for more information about the Meeting/Event.
 

**Note: Due to COVID19, future meetings may be postponed, check with the
Town of Southold website for Town Hall meetings or the MCLA Board or
this website for updates on MCLA civic meetings.*

Join MLCA’s March Zoom Meeting Monday, March 29, 2021

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Agenda: Town’s Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Study for The Mattituck Hamlet:

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• Review and discuss the traffic calming recommendations for ‘The Intersection’ 
  and more of the hamlet center

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Time: Monday, March 29, 2021 from 6:30-8 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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*Click here to download the 3/29/2021 flyer with more information and to the Zoom meeting link.

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**Note: Town Board and Planning Board meeting times can vary from week to week, find the latest meeting times at the Town website, copy and paste this link:

Go to the Benefits of Membership page to download Member Discounts 
List and Vendor Referral Lists in pdf or word format. 

The MLCA is a community-based group which
informs the local population about issues
that can affect this community.

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The MLCA's Mission

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• Promote, foster and encourage interest and support for all things related to the general benefit of the community 

• To work in concert with other local associations to better address quality-of-life issues facing Mattituck and Laurel

• To encourage citizen participation in community improvement programs through meetings, discussions and forums

• To co-sponsor and engage in action with other organizations and groups on civic, beautification and other programs to enrich the quality of life for the residents of Mattituck and Laurel.  

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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,
committed citizens can change the world;
indeed it's the only thing that ever has."

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Margaret Mead