Feb 19, 2013 5:08 PM
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued a $50,000 fine to a Montauk business owner and his contractor for violating conditions of a dredging permit on Lake Montauk.
Steve Kalimnios, the vice president of Star Development Realty Holding Corporation, which does business as Lake Montauk Club and Marina, and Christopher Gentry, of Seacoast Marine Construction in Sayville, were listed as respondents in a DEC order of consent signed by both men on December 27. In it, the DEC claims the pair violated state environmental law by not complying with conditions of a maintenance dredging permit for the marina basin at the Montauk Lake Club and Marina on East Lake Drive. Those include exceeding the dredging limits of the permit, which allowed a maximum depth of 6 feet below... more
Steve Kalimnios, the vice president of Star Development Realty Holding Corporation, which does business as Lake Montauk Club and Marina, and Christopher Gentry, of Seacoast Marine Construction in Sayville, were listed as respondents in a DEC order of consent signed by both men on December 27. In it, the DEC claims the pair violated state environmental law by not complying with conditions of a maintenance dredging permit for the marina basin at the Montauk Lake Club and Marina on East Lake Drive. Those include exceeding the dredging limits of the permit, which allowed a maximum depth of 6 feet below... more
