Montauk public meetings in 2021

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board approved multiple applications, including a settlement agreement with New Cingular Wireless, several site plans, a business sign for Rosie's, and three Certificates of Occupancy. One fence application was denied, and several other applicants were advised of outstanding issues before being placed back on the agenda.

• Approved settlement agreement with New Cingular Wireless (4-0, chairman abstained)
• Approved application for Yves Istel (all in favor)
• Approved modification to Treescape at East Hampton Condominium resolution (all in favor)
• Approved Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing application (all in favor)
• Approved Rosie's business sign (3-0)
• Denied fence application for Louise Fischer and Philip Bruno (3-0)
• Approved gate for Alex deHavenon (3-0)
• Approved modification for Brian Driscoll (3-0)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing eight items, including subdivision waivers, site plans for cottages and wireless facilities, and building modifications. These are discussions and potential decisions on the listed applications.

• Subdivision waiver for Pamela Morgan at 9 Oyster Shores Rd
• Site plan review for Montauk Sunset Cottages at 31 Elk
• Site plan review for Megron Realty building modification
• Site plan review for 435 East Lake Dr
• Site plan for New Cingular Wireless at Daniel's Hole Road and T-Mobile at Town Hall modification

The East Hampton Town Planning Board approved a settlement agreement with AT&T regarding a denied wireless facility application at St. Peter's Chapel, authorizing the chairman to enter the agreement. The board also approved site plans for clearing at 4 and 8 Cattle Walk, amended approvals for 294 Abraham's Path and T-Mobile at Town Hall, and issued a building permit for Paul Arbia. Several work session items were discussed with requests for additional information, but no final decisions were made on those.

• Authorized settlement agreement with AT&T for wireless facility at St. Peter's Chapel (4-1, 1 abstention, 1 recusal)
• Approved site plan for clearing 5,584 sq ft at 4 Cattle Walk (7-0)
• Approved site plan for clearing 7,425 sq ft at 8 Cattle Walk (7-0)
• Amended minor subdivision approval for 294 Abraham's Path to correct scrivener's errors (7-0)
• Amended T-Mobile wireless facility at Town Hall to replace antennas and add radios (7-0)
• Approved building permit for Paul Arbia at 51 Wooded Oak Lane with $13,000 surety
• Discussed Montauk Sunset Cottages site plan; requested more details, no decision
• Discussed 435 East Lake site plan; requested reduced scale, no decision

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee held its annual officer election, re-electing Rona Klopman as Chair, Vicki Littman as Vice Chair, and Dawn Brophy as Secretary. A motion to table the election until February was defeated 5-17, and the election proceeded with the incumbent slate winning unanimously. The committee also heard updates on preservation, COVID-19, and town projects.

• Re-elected Rona Klopman as Chair, Vicki Littman as Vice Chair, Dawn Brophy as Secretary (17-5)
• Defeated motion to table officer elections until February (5-17)
• Approved November 8, 2021 minutes with corrections (unanimous)

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding a regular meeting to review applications for modifications, commercial changes, business signs, fences, and extensions of time, as well as to consider issuance of certificates of occupancy. The agenda includes several specific properties and applicants, but no decisions are recorded in the agenda itself.

• Wesley Golby - Modification (Historic District, SCTM# 300-32-6-4.1)
• Verizon @ 106 Stephen Hands Path - Modification (Change to Commercial, SCTM# 300-193-2-4)
• Rita Cantina - Business Sign (SCTM# 300-38-4-2)
• Zachary Zlatev - Fences, Walls, Gates & Berms (SCTM# 300-24-4-42)
• Issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for Anthony Hallinger, Steven & Renee Selman, John Collier, Morty's Oyster Stand, and Matthew Cantor

Planning Board

The East Hampton Planning Board approved the site plan and special permit for a new freestanding Emergency Department and Outpatient Diagnostic and Imaging Center at 400 Pantigo Place, replacing two baseball fields. The board also scheduled public hearings for January 12, 2022 on three site plan applications: Wainscott Sewing Society, 92 South Euclid Avenue, and Twinkel Farm. Several other applications were discussed and deemed ready for approval, while the Bayberry Estates preliminary subdivision and Home Sweet Home site plan require additional information.

• Approved Southampton Hospital freestanding ER site plan/special permit (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Wainscott Sewing Society site plan (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for 92 South Euclid Avenue site plan (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Twinkel Farm site plan (7-0)
• Discussed Bayberry Estates preliminary subdivision; comments to be sent to Town Board
• Discussed Home Sweet Home site plan; additional information requested

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda consists of standard procedural items such as call to order, pledge, attendance, minutes, correspondence, community organization reports, and old business, including an airport subcommittee update. No substantive decisions or discussions are listed on this agenda.

• Airport subcommittee report under old business
• Next meeting scheduled for Monday, January 3 at 6:00 p.m.

The Montauk Citizens' Advisory Committee unanimously adopted a resolution asking the Town to encourage the State to quickly address the Southern Pine Beetle problem on Napeague. The committee also approved the November meeting minutes and received updates on various town matters, including the Town Board's vote to opt out of retail cannabis sales and the appointment of a new Planning Director.

• Adopted resolution urging Town to push State on Southern Pine Beetle (unanimous)
• Approved November meeting minutes (motion by T. Berger, seconded by J. Allen)

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the visual impacts of the Wainscott Commercial Center and community options, hear from a speaker about Georgica Pond, and receive liaison and committee reports. Topics include Community Preservation Fund, ordinance enforcement, highways, police, architectural review, zoning, South Fork Wind, airport, and Beach Lane parking. The meeting will also honor Katharine Rayner with an Environmental Award.

• Discussion of Wainscott Commercial Center visual impacts and community options
• Invited speaker: Sara Davison, Executive Director, Friends of Georgica Pond
• Environmental Award Presentation honoring Katharine Rayner at Georgica Pond Preserve, 108 Wainscott Stone Road
• Reports on Community Preservation Fund, ordinance enforcement, highways, police, architectural review, zoning, South Fork Wind, airport, and Beach Lane parking
• Other business: Business District Speed Limit

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee voted unanimously to support the Hamlet Study proposal layout for the Wainscott Commercial Center, opposing the 50-parcel subdivision currently before the Planning Board. The committee also drafted a resolution requesting the town appoint a liaison for the South Fork Wind project. No other formal votes were taken; the meeting included discussions on the commercial center, airport options, and COVID-19.

• Unanimously approved resolution favoring Hamlet Study layout over 50-parcel plan for Wainscott Commercial Center
• Drafted resolution requesting town appoint a liaison for South Fork Wind project

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing several development applications, including subdivision and site plan reviews for various commercial and residential properties. The agenda includes follow-up reviews for projects such as the Wainscott Commercial Center and 92 South Euclid Avenue.

• Preliminary subdivision review for Wainscott Commercial Center
• Site plan review for Wainscott Sewing Society
• Site plan review for Twinkel Farm, LLC
• Site plan review for 92 South Euclid Avenue
• Site plan review for Beckmann Commercial Building

The Planning Board voted to deem the resubmitted Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Wainscott Commercial Center preliminary subdivision incomplete, requiring additional information as listed in Schedule A. The board also scheduled a public hearing for January 12, 2022 on the Otis CMS Real Estate Holdings lot line modification. Several other site plan applications were reviewed and deemed complete or ready for public hearing, while others were given conditions to address.

• Deemed the Wainscott Commercial Center DEIS incomplete and adopted a resolution requiring additional information (Schedule A).
• Scheduled a public hearing for January 12, 2022 on the Otis CMS Real Estate Holdings lot line modification.
• Deemed the Wainscott Sewing Society site plan complete and ready for public hearing.
• Deemed the Twinkel Farm, LLC site plan/special permit complete and ready for public hearing.
• Deemed the 92 South Euclid Avenue site plan complete and ready for public hearing.
• Requested revised site plan for Beckmann Commercial Building with accurate measurements and public access easement.
• Requested revisions for South Essex Corner site plan, including replacing Sycamore Maple with native species and providing public access easement.
• Requested applicant address consulting engineer's comments for Pete's Garden Center and Service commercial site plan.

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

The requested agenda for the November 22, 2021, meeting could not be retrieved. The source document indicates a system error stating the file was not found in the site's file system.

The board approved the prior meeting minutes and discussed public access and transparency concerns raised by resident David Buda, including posting meeting agendas, Zoom links, and financial reports on the town website. No substantive decisions were made beyond approving the minutes and scheduling the next meeting.

• Approved prior minutes from October 18, 2021
• Set next meeting for January 10, 2022 at 3:30 PM

Planning Board

The November 17, 2021 meeting includes reviews of various site plans and modifications for commercial and medical facilities. The agenda contains specific documents regarding the Wainscott Commercial Center and Southampton Hospital.

• Wainscott Commercial Center PSD review
• Southampton Hospital freestanding emergency room site plan
• East Hampton Retail modification review
• Wainscott Wombles II draft resolution

The East Hampton Planning Board approved a site plan for 407 Montauk Highway in Wainscott to relocate parking to the rear, improve sidewalks, install lighting, and add landscaping, subject to conditions including NYS DOT approval. The board also amended a condition on a prior approval for 404 Montauk Highway, East Hampton, to align the moderate-income housing requirement with current Town procedures. Public hearing records were kept open until December 1, 2021 for the Roy Tucillo site plan and the Southampton Freestanding Emergency Room project, which received public support.

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee held a regular meeting via Zoom, discussing several town-wide issues. No formal votes were taken on substantive matters; the only motion was to approve the October minutes with a correction. Key topics included a potential town-wide LED street lighting upgrade, the town's plan to opt out of cannabis dispensaries by Dec. 31, and concerns about housing size and over-clearing of land.

• Approved October 11 meeting minutes with correction adding Elizabeth Hotchkiss to Members Present (unanimous)
• Discussed town-wide LED street lighting upgrade with NYPA, considering historic cast iron poles and Dark Skies principles
• Discussed town's plan to opt out of cannabis retail dispensaries and onsite consumption by Dec. 31
• Discussed potential adjustments to housing size regulations from 2015/2016
• Discussed ongoing legal action regarding Truck Beach, hiring outside counsel
• Discussed petition with 269 signatures for postal home delivery in Amagansett
• Discussed proposed 70-acre industrial park on sand pit land in Wainscott
• Nominated officers for December election: Dawn Brophy (Secretary), Vicki Littman (Vice-Chair), Tina Piette, Rona Klopman

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to hear a presentation on historic preservation tools and policy, receive a liaison report from Councilwoman Sylvia Overby, and discuss various local topics including the Community Preservation Fund, code enforcement, highways, police, the Wainscott Commercial Center, the airport, and dispensaries. The meeting also includes an environmental award presentation honoring Katharine Rayner.

• Invited speaker Sarah Kautz on National Register of Historic Places
• Discussion of Community Preservation Fund and Planning Department
• Update on Wainscott Commercial Center (Pit)
• Environmental Award honoring Katharine Rayner at Georgica Pond Preserve
• Calendar item: South Fork Wind Onshore Construction Virtual Open House

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee voted to place a presentation on the Sand Pit subdivision's full build-out on its December agenda, at the request of Sara Davison of Friends of Georgica Pond. The meeting also included a presentation on historic preservation, updates on the Hamlet Study, airport, South Fork Wind, and other local matters, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Agreed to place Sand Pit subdivision presentation on December agenda (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review several applications, including a preliminary subdivision for the Wainscott Commercial Center, a subwaiver for 351 Pantigo, and site plans for the Wainscott Sewing Society and Wainscott Wombles II. They will also consider a map modification for the Estate of Henry R. Dittmer. All items are under review and no final decisions are noted in the agenda.

• Preliminary subdivision review for Wainscott Commercial Center
• Subwaiver review for 351 Pantigo
• Site plan review for Wainscott Sewing Society
• Site plan review for Wainscott Wombles II
• UR Map Modification for Estate of Henry R. Dittmer

The Planning Board granted conditional final subdivision approval for Hren's Nursery, a 4.9-acre property on Montauk Highway, creating 4 lots with an agricultural reserve area. The board also approved modifications to the Gone Fishing outdoor dining site plan, including reducing boat slips from 166 to 157 and removing the Natural Resources Special Permit requirement. An extension of time was granted for the Fenchel/Menzer site plan until July 13, 2022.

• Granted conditional final subdivision approval for Hren's Nursery (4 lots, 53,515 sq ft agricultural reserve) (7-0)
• Approved modification to Gone Fishing site plan: reduced boat slips 166 to 157, retained reduced second-story apartment, removed NRSP requirement (7-0)
• Extended Fenchel/Menzer site plan approval deadline to July 13, 2022 (7-0)
• Agreed to waive public hearing for Wainscott Wombles II site plan
• Supported variance for 351 Pantigo Road minor subdivision with covenant prohibiting commercial use on rear lot
• Approved reduction of scenic easement from 50' to 25' for Estate of Henry Dittmer property

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee will meet to review letters and community organization updates. The meeting includes a discussion regarding legal cannabis sales in East Hampton.

• Discussion re legal cannabis sales in East Hampton

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee voted unanimously to recommend the Town opt out of adult-use cannabis retail and on-site consumption licenses by the December 31 deadline, while continuing to consider opting in during 2022. It also adopted a motion requiring a firm reopening plan if the Town Board temporarily closes East Hampton Airport, and supported banning gas-filled balloons. The committee heard reports on beach fire summonses, airport concerns, and various town projects.

• Adopted motion to recommend Town opt out of adult-use cannabis retail/on-site consumption licenses (unanimous)
• Adopted motion requiring firm reopening plan with timetable if East Hampton Airport temporarily closed (unanimous)
• Adopted motion supporting ban on sale of gas-filled balloons (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of October 4, 2021 meeting (motion by R. Cortell, seconded by J. Allen)

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is meeting to review a variety of applications, including agricultural overlay changes, commercial conversions, business signs, fences, and modifications. They will also consider extensions of time and certificates of occupancy for previously approved projects. The meeting includes approval of minutes from October 14, 2021.

• Agricultural overlay applications: Brian Mannix (335 Town Lane, Amagansett), 8 Sayers Path LLC (8 Sayers Path, Wainscott)
• Change to commercial: Hermitage at Napeague LTD Units 7&8 (2148 Montauk Hwy), BMC EH Holdings LLC (81 Wainscott Northwest Rd), Driftwood Apt. Corp Unit #56 (2178 Montauk Hwy)
• Business sign applications: Mill Hill Nursery (75 Town Line Rd), Epic Insurance Brokers & Consultants (457 Montauk Hwy)
• Fence/wall/gate/berm applications: Steven & Renee Selman (4 Camberly Rd), Jeffrey Moslow (201 Old Montauk Highway), Howard Kaminski & Laurie Jill Slosberg (8 Holly Way)
• Certificate of occupancy requests: Sergei Parmenov & Catherine Sinclair (9 Cattle Walk), Anthony Hallinger (9 Wills Point Rd), James & Marybeth Lamond (7 Lion Head Rock Rd)

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications including a commercial change for Hermitage at Napeague, a roof design for BMC EH Holdings, and multiple fences and signs. Several applicants were advised of outstanding issues and will need to return to the board. The board also approved two extensions of time and one certificate of occupancy.

• Approved Agricultural Overlay for Brian Mannix (4-1, Petroski opposed)
• Approved Change to Commercial for Hermitage at Napeague LTD Units 7&8 (unanimous)
• Approved roof design for BMC EH Holdings, LLC, with stain color to be determined by 12/31/21 (unanimous)
• Approved Driftwood Apt. Corp Unit #56 as presented (unanimous)
• Approved Mill Hill Nursery business sign with natural cedar posts (unanimous)
• Approved fence/gate for Steven & Renee Selman with Arborvitae along Underwood Drive (unanimous)
• Approved fence and gate for Howard Kaminski & Laurie Jill Slosberg at 5 ft 6 in, gate set back 20 ft (4-1, Leon opposed)
• Approved extension of time for Megron Realty, LLC (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Planning Board is reviewing the preliminary subdivision for the Wainscott Commercial Center. The agenda also includes a review of a memorandum regarding PFAS.

• Wainscott Commercial Center Preliminary Subdivision
• PFAS memorandum to Planning Board

The Planning Board adopted a modification to the Robertson Subdivision Waiver, removing an approved building envelope and allowing additional clearing per the 2004 clearing ordinance at 10 Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Highway. The board also scheduled public hearings for November 17, 2021, on the Southampton Hospital freestanding emergency room site plan and Nick Cohen's artist studio application. The Hren's Nursery II final subdivision was tabled, and the Wainscott Commercial Center preliminary subdivision was discussed with requests to scale down the project.

• Adopted Robertson Subdivision Waiver modification to remove building envelope and allow clearing (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Southampton Hospital freestanding emergency room site plan/special permit (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Nick Cohen artist studio at 10 Lafayette Place, Springs (7-0)
• Tabled Hren's Nursery II final subdivision
• Discussed Wainscott Commercial Center preliminary subdivision; board requested scaled-down project, affordable housing, more buffering, and open space

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board will review several site plan applications, including residential developments and commercial modifications. The agenda also includes a subdivision review for Hren's Nursery II and urban renewal items.

• Subdivision Review: Hren's Nursery II Final
• Site Plan Review: Elmwood Apartment
• Site Plan Review: Southampton Hospital Freestanding Emergency Room
• Site Plan Review: Gone Fishing Outdoor Dining
• Site Plan Review: Verizon At Town Hall Modification IV

The Planning Board approved a site plan and special permit for the Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing project, a 50-unit development on 14.296 acres at 286 & 290 Three Mile Harbor Road. The board also approved modifications to wireless facilities for T-Mobile and Verizon, and a building permit for George Petkanas. Several other applications were discussed but not decided.

• Approved Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing site plan/special permit for 50 units (5-0)
• Approved T-Mobile Northeast LLC at Home Sweet Home site plan modification (5-0)
• Approved Verizon at Town Hall site plan modification IV (5-0)
• Approved building permit for George Petkanas at 30 1st Street, Springs, with $16,500 surety
• Agreed to modify Urban Renewal parcels for Drew Mayer and Vasiliades Savvas

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

This meeting of the Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board has no agenda available. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes, so no decisions or discussions are specified.

• No agenda available

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board approved the minutes from September 13, 2021. Members discussed the deterioration of the Baker Barn and agreed that Rav Friedel would write to the Town Board requesting its restoration as a capital project. They also received letters from Martin Drew and Hella and Eric Drew regarding the possible purchase of Rita Cantina at 28 & 10 Maidstone Park Road, and discussed parking, septic, and community character concerns. The board voted to enter executive session to discuss next steps on this and other properties.

• Approved prior minutes from September 13, 2021
• Agreed Rav Friedel would write to Town Board about Baker Barn restoration as capital project
• Voted to enter executive session to discuss Rita Cantina and other properties (all in favor)

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding its regular meeting to review applications for new business signs, fences, walls, gates, and berms, as well as requests for certificates of occupancy and extensions of time. The board will also approve the minutes from the September 23, 2021 meeting. All projects require a building permit after ARB approval.

• Business sign application for Beverage Stop at 482 Montauk Hwy, East Hampton
• Fences, walls, gates & berms applications for 10 properties including 226 and 230 Bluff Rd, Amagansett
• Certificate of occupancy requests for Gurney's (The Panoramic) and The Panoramic (Valley View – Blding #8 and #5) in Montauk
• Extension of time for Beckman Commercial Building at 94 S. Euclid Ave, Montauk
• Agricultural overlay change for 14 Osborn Farm LLC in Wainscott

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board approved a change to commercial/historic district for DAPL, LLC, and approved business sign, fence/gate, and certificate of occupancy applications. Several applicants were advised of outstanding issues before being placed back on the agenda, and one application was postponed at the applicant's request.

• Approved DAPL, LLC change to commercial/historic district (all in favor)
• Approved Beverage Stop business sign application (all in favor)
• Approved 226 Bluff Road LLC driveway and pedestrian gate (all in favor)
• Approved 230 Bluff Road LLC driveway and pedestrian gate (all in favor)
• Approved Constance Zeckendorf Revocable Trust fence application as modified (all in favor)
• Approved Brian Driscoll fence application as recently submitted (all in favor)
• Approved Beckman Commercial Building extension of time (all in favor)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for First National Bank of Long Island, Paul & Tina Pennacchio, Gurney's (The Panoramic), The Panoramic (Valley View), and 21 South Euclid LLC (all in favor)

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee voted unanimously to recommend the Town Board adopt the Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting, following a presentation by Dark Skies representative Susan Harder. The committee also heard a detailed presentation on affordable housing from Katy Casey of the NYS Housing Authority, covering occupancy and eligibility at Gansett Meadows and other projects. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting was primarily informational.

• Adopted motion to recommend Town Board adopt 5 Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting (unanimous, 11 members present)
• Approved minutes of previous meeting (unanimous)
• Voted to hold future meetings in person with masks (9 members, none opposed)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review several site plan applications and subwaiver requests. Items include residential, agricultural, and commercial development reviews across various locations.

• Site Plan Review: Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing
• Site Plan Review: Springs Brewery Preliminary
• Site Plan Review: 8 Five Rod Highway Agricultural Barn
• Site Plan Review: 92 South Euclid Avenue
• Site Plan Review: South Essex Corner

The East Hampton Planning Board adopted a resolution amending the approval for a Verizon Wireless personal wireless service facility at 106 Stephen Hands Path, Wainscott, to allow a larger 50 kW propane generator and 500-gallon propane tank. The board also approved a recommendation to release a $25,000 security bond for the East Deck Motel minor subdivision, and adopted a Board of Review resolution for a building permit at 32 Thomas Avenue, East Hampton, with a $20,000 undertaking. Several site plan applications were discussed during the work session, with conditions and requests for additional information noted, but no final decisions were made on those items.

• Adopted resolution amending Verizon Wireless PWSF approval for larger generator and propane tank (7-0)
• Adopted recommendation to release $25,000 security for East Deck Motel minor subdivision (7-0)
• Adopted Board of Review resolution for building permit at 32 Thomas Avenue with $20,000 undertaking (7-0)
• Discussed Hand Lane South subwaiver application, ready for approval
• Discussed CMP SJ lot line modification, complete and ready for public hearing
• Discussed Three Mile Harbor affordable housing site plan, with condition to plant red cedars
• Discussed Springs Brewery preliminary site plan, requested additional details
• Discussed 8 Five Rod Highway agricultural barn site plan, requested sanitary plan amendments

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda consists entirely of standard procedural items such as call to order, pledge, minutes, correspondence, and reports from subcommittees; no specific decisions or proposals are listed.

• Airport subcommittee report
• Beach subcommittee report
• Councilperson report
• Next meeting set for Monday, November 1 at 6:00 p.m.

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee met on October 4, 2021, and adopted the September minutes. No new resolutions were proposed. The committee received updates on the airport subcommittee, beach subcommittee, and various town initiatives, including the jetty lawsuit ruling in the town's favor and plans for additional EV chargers and a skatepark application.

• Adopted September 2021 meeting minutes (motion by J. Allen, seconded by E. Steck)
• No new resolutions proposed at this meeting

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss town issues including Community Preservation Fund projects, ordinance enforcement, and reports from various town departments. They will also consider a proposed 2022 committee slate, invited speakers, cannabis dispensaries, and beach parking. The meeting includes a business community award presentation to Tripoli Gallery.

• Discussion of proposed 2022 WCAC slate
• Discussion of dispensaries
• Discussion of beach parking
• Business Community Award to Tripoli Gallery, 26 Ardsley Road
• Liaison report from Councilwoman Sylvia Overby

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee approved its 2022 slate unanimously and approved minutes from August and September meetings. Members discussed code enforcement on tree clearing, the East Hampton Airport re-envisioning process, the South Fork Wind project's lease of town property, and Community Preservation Fund acquisitions. A subcommittee was formed to address parking problems at Beach Lane.

• Approved 2022 WCAC slate (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of August 7 and September 11 meetings
• Formed subcommittee to investigate Beach Lane parking issues

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is meeting to review applications for a change to commercial use, fences/walls/gates/berms, an extension of time, and a certificate of occupancy. Several items were previously tabled or postponed. The board will also approve minutes from the September 9, 2021 meeting.

• Change to Commercial: BMC EH Holdings LLC (SCTM# 300-197-1-45), tabled on 08/12 and 9/9
• Change to Commercial: Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp (SCTM# 300-190-2-16.2)
• Fences, Walls, Gates & Berms: Steven & Renee Selman (SCTM# 300-39-6-23)
• Extension of Time: Andrew Taiani (SCTM# 300-80-10-7), resolution dated March 10, 2017
• Certificate of Occupancy: Theodore Freund III (SCTM# 300-119-5-6), resolution dated August 13, 2020

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including a change to commercial for Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp, a project at 92 S. Euclid Ave, fences for Leah Carr and Michael & Mary Lavin, and a Certificate of Occupancy for Theodore Freund III. Several other applicants were advised of outstanding issues, and one extension of time was tabled.

• Approved change to commercial for Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp (unanimous)
• Approved 92 S. Euclid Ave application with renderings dated Sept 13, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Leah Carr fence application (unanimous)
• Approved Michael & Mary Lavin fence and gate application (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Theodore Freund III (unanimous)
• Tabled Andrew Taiani extension of time request
• Postponed Jeffrey Moslow application at applicant's request
• Advised BMC EH Holdings, Steven & Renee Selman, Neil Cohen & Sarah Person, 226 Bluff Road LLC, 230 Bluff Road LLC, and Charles Kornblith of outstanding issues

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing several site plans, subdivision requests, and public hearings, including the preliminary DEIS for the Wainscott Commercial Center and a Verizon Wireless facility at 106 Stephens Hands Path. Also on the agenda are a public hearing for an affordable housing complex at Three Mile Harbor and a subwaiver request for Robertson. The meeting includes multiple site plan reviews and other items, with no indication of final decisions.

• Subdivision Review: Wainscott Commercial Center Preliminary DEIS
• Site Plan Review: Verizon Wireless at 106 Stephens Hands Path
• Site Plan Review: Externet Systems Node 9 at 170 Montauk Hwy
• Public Hearing: Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing Site Plan Special Permit
• Public Hearing: Robertson Subwaiver

The Montauk Planning Board approved several site plans, artist studio conversions, and time extensions. It also approved two building permit requests with road improvement undertakings. All decisions were made unanimously.

• Approved Verizon Wireless site plan/special permit modification at 106 Stephen Hands Path
• Approved Exenet Systems Node 9 modification
• Approved building permit for Matthew Guzowski at 12 Gainesboro Court with $16,500 undertaking
• Approved building permit for Kathy Green & Robert Golden at 17 Audubon Street with $22,500 undertaking
• Granted one-year extension for 294 Abrahams Path LLC minor subdivision until July 27, 2022
• Approved site plan for Handler renovation at Surf Club at Montauk (20 Surfside Avenue)
• Approved site plan amendment for Ed's Landscape and Services Corp. (3 Sherrill Foster's Path)
• Approved artist studio for Lucilla D'Agostino at 38 Red Dirt Road

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes routine items like minutes, correspondence, and community organization reports, plus updates from the Airport and Beach subcommittees. The main substantive item is a presentation from CCOM during New Business.

• CCOM presentation during New Business
• Airport subcommittee report
• Beach subcommittee report
• Councilperson report under Old Business

The Montauk Citizens' Advisory Committee adopted two resolutions regarding the East Hampton Airport: one asking the Town Board to gather real-world evidence from airport users before deciding where diverted aircraft would go, and another requesting a public, in-person hearing before any operational changes after FAA grant assurances expire. The committee also approved supporting the Town's acquisition and historic designation of the Carl Fisher House, though that vote lacked a quorum. Minutes from July and August were adopted, and the committee discussed beach enforcement, the skate park, and other town matters.

• Adopted minutes of July and August 2021 meetings.
• Approved resolution (29 in favor, 1 abstention) asking Town Board to collect real-world evidence from airport users, including bookers like Blade, pilots, and travelers, regarding diverted aircraft destinations.
• Approved resolution (18 in favor, 5 opposed, 1 abstention) requesting a public, in-person hearing before any action on changing EH Airport operations after FAA grant assurances expire.
• Approved (18 in favor, 1 abstention, but not a quorum) supporting the Town's acquisition and preservation of the Carl Fisher House and favoring historic designation of the site.

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

This meeting has no published agenda. The only available record is the minutes, which should be reviewed for any decisions or discussions.

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board met via Zoom and approved the minutes from its August 2, 2021 meeting. Members discussed challenges in keeping pace with open-market property transactions, noting that some properties go under contract before the Town can appraise them. The board scheduled its next meeting for October 18, 2021, and entered executive session before adjourning. No substantive decisions were made beyond approving the prior minutes.

• Approved prior minutes from August 2, 2021
• Set next meeting for October 18, 2021 at 3:30 PM
• Moved into executive session

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee discussed affordable housing at Gansett Meadows, including occupancy data and concerns about transparency. The committee decided to invite Katy Casey of the Housing Authority to the October 11 meeting to answer submitted questions. No formal votes were taken on substantive matters; the only vote was to approve the August minutes.

• Approved August 9, 2021 minutes with corrections (unanimous)
• Decided to invite Katy Casey to October 11 meeting to answer questions on affordable housing
• Agreed to send questions to Katy Casey via Chair Rona Klopman

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss local issues including beach parking, cannabis dispensaries, and wireless infrastructure, along with reports from town liaisons and subcommittees. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no formal votes or decisions listed.

• Discussion of Community Preservation Fund with Planning Department
• Discussion of code enforcement and highways/police reports
• Discussion of beach parking and Little House from Wainscott Hollow
• Discussion of dispensaries and EH Wireless Infrastructure poll
• Upcoming events: Airport Re-envisioning Workshops on 9/13 and 9/20

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee voted to draft a letter presenting its position on the future of the East Hampton Airport to the town. The decision followed extensive discussion about airport reenvisioning, potential closure, and impacts on Montauk. The committee also discussed the Sam Kramer DEIS, which was submitted to the Planning Board and is on the agenda for September 22.

• Approved drafting a letter of position on the airport to present to the town.
• Discussed the future of the East Hampton Airport, including potential closure and impacts on Montauk.
• Noted the Sam Kramer DEIS is available on the town website and on the Planning Board's September 22 agenda.
• Heard that East Hampton received a $5,700 Preserve NY grant to document historic graves.
• Announced the WCAC Business Community Award will be presented to the Tripoli Gallery after the October 2 meeting.
• Discussed concerns about parking on Town Line Road and accessibility of the handicapped space at Beach Lane Beach.
• Discussed the need to revisit zoning and clearing codes regarding large homes on small lots.
• Heard that East Hampton lacks a tree ordinance; a plan will be sent to the town board.

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board of the Town of East Hampton will hold a regular meeting to review 16 applications, including agricultural overlay requests, changes to commercial use, a business sign, fences/walls/gates/berms, extensions of time, and certificates of occupancy. The board will also approve minutes from the August 26, 2021 meeting. All projects require a building permit after board approval.

• Agricultural overlay applications: Juno 9, LLC (SCTM# 300-189-6-2.3) and William & Mary Mott (SCTM# 300-157-3-1.2)
• Change to commercial: Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp (SCTM# 300-190-2-16.2), BMC EH Holdings, LLC (SCTM# 300-197-1-45), Hermitage at Napeague LTD (SCTM# 300-110-2-23)
• Business sign application: Beverage Stop, 482 Montauk Hwy, East Hampton
• Fences/walls/gates/berms: John Cantarella & Samantha Rippner, Brian Driscoll, Christopher Dass
• Certificate of occupancy requests: William & Mary Mott, Suelyn Farel, Patrick & Megan Robson, Jordan Celeste, 37 Town Line Rd LLC

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including a Historic District application (Dustin Horowitz & Pearl Lee), Agricultural Overlay applications (Juno 9 LLC, William & Mary Mott), a Change to Commercial (Hermitage at Napeague LTD), a Business Sign (Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp), and an Extension of Time (Patrick & Megan Robson). The board denied the application of Greg S. Fisher Qualified Personal Residence Trust of 2020 for 120 Hand Lane. Several other applicants were advised of outstanding issues before being placed back on the agenda, and one item was postponed at the applicant's request.

• Denied application of Greg S. Fisher Qualified Personal Residence Trust of 2020 for 120 Hand Lane.
• Approved Historic District application for Dustin Horowitz & Pearl Lee (SCTM# 300-172-2-4).
• Approved Agricultural Overlay applications for Juno 9, LLC (SCTM# 300-189-6-2.3) and William & Mary Mott (SCTM# 300-157-3-1.2).
• Approved Change to Commercial application for Hermitage at Napeague LTD (SCTM# 300-110-2-23).
• Approved Business Sign application for Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp (SCTM# 300-190-2-16.2).
• Approved Extension of Time for Patrick & Megan Robson (SCTM# 300-166-4-15).
• Advised applicants of outstanding issues for Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp (Change to Commercial), BMC EH Holdings, LLC, Beverage Stop, John Cantarella & Samantha Rippner, Brian Driscoll, and Christopher Dass.
• Postponed Andrew Taiani's item to September 23, 2021 meeting at applicant's request.

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review several site plan applications, including artist studios and a brewery. The meeting also includes discussions regarding lot line modifications and zone change requests in Three Mile Harbor.

• Site Plan Review: Emergency Services Communication Facility At Springs Fire Department
• Site Plan Review: Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing
• Site Plan Review: Springs Brewery Preliminary
• Zone Change Requests: 27 and 33 Three Mile Harbor
• Lot Line Modification: Margolis

The East Hampton Planning Board approved a site plan and special permit for 80 Firestone LLC to demolish existing motel units and construct four resort units at 80 Firestone Road, Montauk. The board also scheduled a public hearing for September 22, 2021 on a 50-unit affordable housing complex at Three Mile Harbor, and approved a lot line modification for the Field Property in Amagansett. Several building permit reviews were approved, and the board expressed support for an Affordable Housing Overlay zone change at Three Mile Harbor.

• Approved site plan/special permit for 80 Firestone resort redevelopment (5-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Three Mile Harbor 50-unit affordable housing complex (5-0)
• Approved Field Property Section II lot line modification (6-0)
• Extended Megron Realty site plan approval time to August 15, 2022 (5-0)
• Approved building permit review for Manzi Homes East LLC with $22,500 undertaking
• Approved building permit review for Paul Porio with no undertaking required
• Approved building permit review for Maria Antoinette Ion and Simiria Daniela Ion with $16,500 undertaking
• Approved building permit review for Tuyet L Ly with $22,500 undertaking

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board is reviewing several applications regarding agricultural overlays, commercial changes, and fences or walls. The board is also considering the issuance of Certificates of Occupancy for various properties.

• Agricultural Overlay application for 30 WM LLC at 30 Wainscott Main St
• Change to Commercial application for Amagansett Dunes Apt. Corp at 379 Bluff Road
• Fences, Walls, Gates & Berms applications for properties on Old West Lake Dr, Camberly Rd, Whooping Hollow Rd, Bluff Rd, Hand Lane, Holly Way, and Windmill Lane
• Issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for 37 Town Line Road LLC at 37 Town Line Road
• Issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for Alimentary Beach at 725 Montauk Highway

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board approved a commercial change application for 30 WM LLC in Wainscott and denied a fence application for Greg S. Fisher's trust in Amagansett. Several other applications were postponed, withdrawn, or tabled pending compliance or additional information. The board also approved three certificates of occupancy and withdrew a prior approval for Carl DeBrito before approving a new application.

• Approved 30 WM LLC's agricultural overlay application as submitted
• Denied Greg S. Fisher Qualified Personal Residence Trust fence application
• Withdrew May 14, 2020 approval for Carl DeBrito and approved new application
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Matthew Rutigliano (3-1 vote)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Alimentary Beach
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Juno 9 LLC
• Tabled certificate of occupancy for 37 Town Line Road LLC, Michael Del Piero, and Jeremy Taylor
• Postponed David Reif application at applicant's request

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review site plans for the Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing project and an emergency services communication facility at Springs Fire Department. The agenda also includes subwaiver reviews for Field Property Section II LLM and Donald Robertson.

• Site Plan Review: Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing
• Site Plan Review: Emergency Services Communication Facility At Springs Fire Department
• Subwaiver Review: Field Property Section II LLM
• Subwaiver: Donald Robertson Modification

The Planning Board waived the public hearing for a lot line modification and found the application complete and ready for approval. For the Three Mile Harbor affordable housing site plan, the board accepted the traffic study but requested additional oak trees, a maintenance plan for revegetated areas, and a no-irrigation landscaping plan. The board also scheduled a public hearing for a minor subdivision modification and extended the Pantigo Hill final subdivision approval deadline.

• Waived public hearing for Field Section II lot line modification (unanimous)
• Found Three Mile Harbor affordable housing site plan traffic study acceptable, requested landscaping changes
• Scheduled public hearing for Donald Robertson minor subdivision modification for Sept 22, 2021 (4-0)
• Extended Pantigo Hill final subdivision approval to April 24, 2022 (4-0)
• Approved Carol Mandel building permit with no surety required (unanimous)
• Approved Alexander Vangurp building permit with $24,000 surety (unanimous)

Architectural Review Board

The Montauk Architectural Review Board will meet to consider several applications regarding historic districts, agricultural overlays, and business signs. The board will also review requests for fences, walls, gates, and berms, as well as certificates of occupancy.

• Historic District and Landmarks applications for Dustin Horowitz & Pearl Lee
• Agricultural Overlay application for 30 WM LLC
• Change to Commercial application for BMC EH Holdings, LLC
• Business Sign applications for BMC EH Holdings, LLC, Mandala Yoga and Boutique LLC, and East End Naturals
• Fences, Walls, Gates & Berms applications for six different properties

The Architectural Review Board approved a business sign for Mandala Yoga and Boutique LLC, and issued certificates of occupancy for properties at 12 Shorewood Drive and 5 Goodfriend Drive. Several other applications were postponed, tabled, or sent back for outstanding issues.

• Approved business sign for Mandala Yoga and Boutique LLC (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for William Mulligan, 12 Shorewood Drive (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for 5 Goodfriend Drive, LLC (unanimous)
• Rescinded prior motion and approved driveway/fencing for Anthony Ammirato (4-1)
• Approved fencing application for Luis Escandon & Fanny Alvear (unanimous)
• Postponed 30 WM LLC agricultural overlay to Aug 26, 2021
• Tabled certificate of occupancy for 37 Town Line Road LLC to Aug 26, 2021
• Tabled fencing application for Jeffrey Moslow for later date

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee met on August 9, 2021, to discuss public safety, special event permitting, and community concerns. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational, with updates from the East Hampton Police Chief and Harbor Marine Patrol. The committee agreed to draft a letter to the Town Board regarding proportional building size and lot coverage regulations.

• Approved minutes of July 2021 meeting (unanimous)
• Agreed to draft letter to Town Board on building size/lot coverage (no vote recorded)
• Tabled Amagansett Post Office mailings until September

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee approved the July minutes unanimously. Councilwoman Overby reported the Town Board retained the Limited Business Overlay zoning for the western hamlet and that the hamlet study would begin in September. The committee also heard updates on the airport, beach trash, and the Little House storage. No formal votes were taken on substantive items.

• Approved July meeting minutes (unanimous)
• ARB approved application at 104 Wainscott Main Street (3-1)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board held work sessions and public hearings, approving several site plan and subdivision items with conditions. The board waived the public hearing for Hren's Nursery II final subdivision, subject to submission of grading, drainage, and legal documents. Public hearing records were kept open until August 11, 2021, for written comments on three applications. No final approvals were granted; most items were conditionally advanced or tabled.

• Waived public hearing for Hren's Nursery II final subdivision, pending road grading/drainage plan and legal documents
• Held record open until Aug 11 for Lucilla D'Agostino artist studio
• Held record open until Aug 11 for Elizabeth Marran artist studio
• Held record open until Aug 11 for Hand Lane South minor subdivision
• Found Donald Robertson subdivision modification acceptable, allowing additional clearing to current limits
• Found Handler Renovation Unit #22 site plan complete; Natural Resources Special Permit required
• Found Gone Fishing outdoor dining site plan acceptable for second-story apartment, pending revised plans
• Tabled zone change requests for 27 and 33/27 Three Mile Harbor

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular meeting with standard procedural items like minutes and reports. New business includes a presentation from an East Hampton Police Department representative and a CCOM presentation. The next meeting is scheduled for September 13, 2021, due to the Labor Day holiday.

• East Hampton Police Dept. representative presentation
• CCOM presentation
• Airport subcommittee report
• Next meeting date changed to September 13, 2021

The Montauk Citizens' Advisory Committee voted to ask the Town to remove all garbage cans from six ocean-facing beaches and road ends, including Ditch, Kirk Park, and South Edison, and to post carry-in/carry-out signs. The vote was taken despite a lack of quorum, with P. Monte voting against and all other present members in favor. The committee also discussed garbage problems, police staffing shortages, and beach fire concerns, but took no other formal votes.

• Approved motion to ask Town to remove garbage cans from 6 beaches/road ends (all present voted yes except P. Monte)
• Tabled minutes of July 7, 2021 meeting due to lack of quorum

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board held a brief Zoom meeting, approving the minutes from June 21, 2021, and scheduling the next meeting for September 13, 2021. The board then entered executive session and adjourned. No substantive decisions were made.

• Approved prior minutes from June 21, 2021
• Set next meeting for September 13, 2021 at 3:30 PM
• Motion to enter executive session carried

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding its regular July 22, 2021 meeting to review 13 applications, including two changes to commercial properties, one business sign, seven fence/wall/gate/berm proposals, and several certificate of occupancy requests. The board will also approve minutes from its July 8 meeting. No decisions are recorded in the agenda itself.

• Agricultural Overlay: 104 Main Street LLC (SCTM 300-200-2-24.8)
• Agricultural Overlay: Todd Kingsley (SCTM 300-165-5-12.1)
• Changes to Commercial: Montauk Beach House LLC (SCTM 300-49-4-52.7)
• Business Sign: Hamptons Merch LLC (SCTM 300-197-2-11.1)
• Fences/Walls/Gates/Berms: 7 applications including 226 and 230 Bluff Road LLC

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including an agricultural overlay for 104 Main Street LLC (3-1), a modified agricultural overlay for Todd Kingsley with pole height restrictions, a commercial change for Montauk Beach House LLC, a business sign for Hamptons Merch LLC, and a fence for Anthony Ammirato. It also approved certificates of occupancy for LSIROWKOP, LLC, Vivian Polak, East Hampton Retail (with conditions), and William & Mary Mott. Several fence applications were deferred pending resolution of outstanding issues.

• Approved agricultural overlay for 104 Main Street LLC (3-1, Benson opposed)
• Approved agricultural overlay for Todd Kingsley with poles cut to 6 ft height (unanimous)
• Approved commercial change for Montauk Beach House LLC (unanimous)
• Approved business sign for Hamptons Merch LLC (unanimous)
• Deferred fence applications for Kaminsky/Slosberg, 226 Bluff Road LLC, 230 Bluff Road LLC, and Fisher Trust pending outstanding issues
• Approved fence for Anthony Ammirato (unanimous)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for LSIROWKOP, LLC, Vivian Polak, and William & Mary Mott (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for East Hampton Retail with condition to remove floating lanterns (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review several site plans and modifications, including a freestanding emergency room for Southampton Hospital, a PODS storage modification, and a hangar proposal. The agenda also includes a subwaiver request and an urban renewal modification, with decisions or discussions expected on these items.

• Spring Hollow LLM subwaiver request
• Southampton Hospital freestanding emergency room site plan
• East Hampton PODS modification site plan
• HTO 2020 AEA 1421 NRA Kent Hangar proposal
• Grecco and Heintz urban renewal modification

The East Hampton Planning Board agreed to recommend denial of a request to abandon 15 feet of Bay View Avenue adjacent to Urban Renewal Parcel 27, leaving the eastern half of the road open. The board also approved a modification to the East Hampton PODS site plan for landscaping, access, and drainage changes, and extended the time for the Spring Hollow lot line modification until September 28, 2021. Additionally, the board approved a building permit for Darren J. Helgesen at 26-1st Street, Springs, with a $1,155.00 undertaking for road improvements.

• Recommended denial of the Grecco/Heintz request to abandon 15 feet of Bay View Avenue adjacent to UR Parcel 27
• Approved modification to the East Hampton PODS site plan (SCTM #300-191-2-9) for landscaping, access, and drainage changes
• Extended the Spring Hollow lot line modification approval (SCTM #300-92-3-8, 9) until September 28, 2021
• Approved building permit for Darren J. Helgesen at 26-1st Street, Springs, with a $1,155.00 undertaking for road improvements

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee discussed development trends, including a rise in large homes, and recommended a moratorium on house size. The committee also heard from ZBA Chairman John Whelan about the variance process and from Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc about town board actions, including a proposed cell tower in Springs to address coverage gaps. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only formal action was unanimous approval of the June 14, 2021 minutes.

• Approved minutes of June 14, 2021 unanimously
• Recommended a moratorium on house size in Amagansett
• Discussed ZBA processes and litigation, with no formal action
• Heard report on cell coverage gaps and proposed Springs tower
• Discussed potential condemnation of Truck Beach, with no action

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss town updates and committee topics, including a hamlet study, airport matters, and tree-related issues. The agenda is largely procedural, with reports from town officials and subcommittees, and no specific decisions or votes are listed.

• Hamlet Study discussion
• Airport discussion
• Trees discussion
• Little House on Wainscott Hollow
• Community Awards

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee voted to write to the Town Board regarding speeding along Wainscott Stone and Wainscott Northwest Roads. The committee also unanimously approved the June meeting minutes. Councilwoman Sylvia Overby reported that the public comment period for the Limited Business Overlay Zoning was extended to July 15 due to a notice flaw, and that the Town Board returned to in-person meetings on July 1.

• Approved the June meeting minutes unanimously.
• Voted to write to the Town Board regarding speeding along Wainscott Stone and Wainscott Northwest Roads.
• Adjourned the meeting at 11:42am.

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is meeting to review 19 applications covering modifications, agricultural overlay projects, commercial changes, business signs, fences, and certificate of occupancy requests. The board will also approve minutes from the June 24 meeting.

• The Surf Lodge (Montauk) — changes to commercial property
• 8 Sayres Path LLC (Wainscott) — agricultural overlay application
• BMC EH Holdings LLC — changes to commercial and business sign applications
• 226 and 230 Bluff Road LLC (Amagansett) — fence/wall/gate applications
• New Cingular Wireless — certificate of occupancy for Northwest Fire Station

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including modifications, commercial changes, signs, and certificates of occupancy, and denied one fence application. Two applications were tabled at the applicant's request, and several others were advised of outstanding issues before being placed back on the agenda.

• Approved Kevin Bishop modification (SCTM# 300-63-5-10) as built
• Approved Mast One, LLC application (SCTM# 300-201-1-8.2)
• Approved Pollena & Bill Forsman application (SCTM# 300-159-1-3.6)
• Approved The Surf Lodge commercial change (SCTM# 300-27-3-14)
• Approved 295 Three Mile Rd LLC business sign (SCTM# 300-75-1-29)
• Denied Martin Edelman fence application (SCTM# 300-175-7-7)
• Approved Leonard & Susanna Fisher fence application (SCTM# 300-24-8-6)
• Tabled 226 Bluff Road LLC and 230 Bluff Road LLC applications at applicant's request

Planning Board

The East Hampton Planning Board is reviewing eight site plan and subdivision applications at its July 7, 2021 meeting. Items include artist studios, a cottage, affordable housing, a farm, a hospital emergency room, and a PODS facility. No decisions are recorded in the agenda text.

• Hand Lane South - Subwaiver
• Lucilla D'Agostino - Artist Studio
• Elizabeth Marran - Artist Studio
• 80 Firestone Bluff Crest Cottage - Site Plan
• Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing

The East Hampton Planning Board held a work session and regular meeting on July 7, 2021. During the work session, the board discussed three site plans: Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing, Twinkel Farm, and East Hampton PODS, providing feedback and conditions. In the regular meeting, the board adopted resolutions to schedule public hearings for a minor subdivision on Hand Lane South, an artist studio at 38 Red Dirt Road, and an artist studio at 16 Schellinger Road, all for August 4, 2021.

• Scheduled a public hearing for August 4, 2021, for the Hand Lane South minor subdivision application.
• Scheduled a public hearing for August 4, 2021, for the Lucilla D'Agostino artist studio application.
• Scheduled a public hearing for August 4, 2021, for the Elizabeth Marran artist studio application.
• Declared lead agency status under SEQRA for the Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing site plan.
• Found the general layout of the Three Mile Harbor Affordable Housing site plan acceptable, with conditions including a traffic study and revised landscaping.
• Discussed the Twinkel Farm site plan, with the applicant agreeing to relocate a barn and preserve beech trees.
• Discussed the East Hampton PODS site plan, with the Town Attorney to request written comments from the Airport Manager.

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding a regular meeting to review 16 applications covering agricultural overlay projects, commercial changes, business signs, and fences/walls/gates, plus 5 requests for certificates of occupancy. The board will also approve minutes from the June 10, 2021 meeting.

• Agricultural overlay applications for 6 properties, including Fennimore, Celeste, Voorhees, Weitzman & Rubin, Mott, and Grant
• Commercial changes for Moby's (341 Pantigo Rd) and Alexander Wruck (13 S. Euclid Rd, Montauk)
• Business sign applications for Hampton Merch LLC, Young Real Holdings LLC, and Sovrana LLC
• Fence/wall/gate/berm applications for 5 properties, including Calvary Baptist Church
• Certificate of occupancy requests for East Hampton House, Elizabeth Miller, 15 WSR LLC, Dion, and Verizon Wireless

The Architectural Review Board approved 16 applications, including agricultural overlay modifications, commercial changes, business signs, and fence proposals, all by unanimous votes. One fence application by Martin Edelman was not favored as presented. The board also approved five certificates of occupancy and tabled one application due to outstanding issues.

• Approved Thomas & Courtney Fennimore agricultural overlay application (unanimous)
• Approved Jordan Celeste modification revoking driveway gate and fencing (unanimous)
• Approved Diana Conklin Voorhees agricultural overlay application (unanimous)
• Approved Faye Weitzman & James Rubin application (unanimous)
• Approved William & Mary Mott application (unanimous)
• Approved Kenneth Grant application (unanimous)
• Approved Moby's commercial change (unanimous)
• Denied Martin Edelman fence application as presented (unanimous not in favor)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review multiple site plans, including Maidstone Acres, Scoville Hall Terrace, and Montauk Marine Basin, along with two rezoning proposals for 395 Pantigo Road and Wainscott. The agenda also includes a discussion of an artist studio for Nick Cohen. All items are under review or discussion, with no final decisions listed on this agenda.

• Site Plan Review - Maidstone Acres
• Site Plan Review - Scoville Hall Terrace and Generator Well
• Other - Nick Cohen Artist Studio
• Other - 395 Pantigo Road AHOD Rezoning
• Other - Wainscott LBO Rezoning

The Planning Board reviewed the Wainscott re-zoning proposal and formed a consensus that changing six private lots from CB: Central Business to NB: Neighborhood Business would further the Hamlet Study's goals, while rejecting the proposed change to B: Residence with Limited Business Overlay. The board also recommended re-zoning a Town-owned park to PC: Parks and Conservation. Separately, the board unanimously recommended approval of an Affordable Housing Overlay District for the Phillips Property at 395 Pantigo Road. The board also approved a modification to the Montauk Marine Basin communications antennas site plan, correcting a prior resolution's plan reference.

• Consensus to recommend re-zoning six private Wainscott lots from CB to NB, not B with LBO
• Recommended re-zoning Town-owned park SCTM#300-197-1-40.1 from CB to PC
• Unanimous recommendation to approve AHO designation for Phillips Property at 395 Pantigo Road
• Approved modification to Montauk Marine Basin (Verizon) site plan, correcting approved plans reference
• Adopted resolution with conditions for the Verizon modification, including engineer's report and permit deadlines

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

The agenda for this meeting is not available; only the minutes are referenced. No specific items for decision or discussion are listed.

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board approved prior minutes and unanimously decided to continue holding executive sessions, citing concerns about giving private buyers an advantage. They agreed to consider properties at 104 and 124 Old West Lake Drive, and set the next meeting for August 2, 2021.

• Approved minutes from May 17, 2021
• Unanimously decided to maintain executive session practice
• Agreed to look into 104 and 124 Old West Lake Drive
• Set next meeting for August 2, 2021 at 3:30 PM

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review a subdivision waiver for Hand Lane South and site plans for Ed's Landscapes, 44 Three Mile Harbor Road, Scoville Hall, and the Izbicki Bakhash residence. These are public hearings and reviews, not final votes.

• Subdivision waiver review for Hand Lane South
• Site plan review for Ed's Landscapes and Services Corp. (including revegetation and electrical plans)
• Site plan review for 44 Three Mile Harbor Road
• Site plan review for Scoville Hall terrace and generator well
• Site plan review for Izbicki Bakhash Residence Unit 73

The Montauk Planning Board approved a site plan for the Izbicki/Bakhash Residence Unit 73 at 2178 Montauk Highway in Amagansett, allowing construction of an outdoor shower, staircase, and A/C unit enclosure. The approval is conditional on obtaining a Natural Resources Special Permit and building permit within three years. The board also discussed several other applications, including scheduling a public hearing for a minor subdivision and sending comments to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a site plan at 44 Three Mile Harbor Road.

• Approved site plan for Izbicki/Bakhash Residence Unit 73 (6-0)
• Scheduled Hand Lane South minor subdivision for public hearing
• Sent comments to Zoning Board of Appeals favoring rear yard setback and parking variance for 44 Three Mile Harbor Road
• Tabled Scoville Hall Terrace and generator well application

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee met on June 14, 2021, and heard from Kevin Cooper, the new East Hampton Town Head of Code Enforcement, about enforcement efforts, including leaf blowing, Airbnb rentals, and the Reform Club. The committee also discussed beach sign and trash can conditions, and received updates from Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc on town projects like the wireless master plan and Truck Beach. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational.

• Approved the minutes of the May 10, 2021 meeting unanimously.
• Heard a presentation from Kevin Cooper, Head of Code Enforcement, on enforcement priorities and processes.
• Discussed beach sign conditions, trash cans, and snow fences at Napeague, Atlantic, and Indian Wells beaches.
• Noted that the town will remove Covid-19 signs but keep safety and Ocean Rescue signs.
• Learned that 4 new telecommunication tower locations have been approved, including in Amagansett.
• Heard that the town is considering condemnation via eminent domain for Truck Beach access.
• Adjourned at 9:00 PM with a motion by Michael Jordan, seconded by Deborah Wick.

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including an agricultural overlay, a historic district project, and multiple business signs. It also approved the issuance of several certificates of occupancy. Some applications were tabled pending resolution of outstanding issues, and one was withdrawn.

• Approved agricultural overlay application for Kathleen Morton and David Nadelman.
• Approved historic district application for Scott Paternoster.
• Advised Moby's, BMC EH Holdings, LLC, Michael Stillman, Mallory and Manuel Ibarra, and Greg S. Fisher Qualified Personal Residence Trust of outstanding issues before they can be placed back on the agenda.
• Approved business sign applications for 10 Amagansett Square Dr. LLC, DAPL, LLC, The First National Bank of Long Island, Amber Waves Farm, and 295 Three Mile Harbor Rd LLC.
• Approved fences, walls, gates & berms application for 295 Three Mile Harbor Rd LLC.
• Withdrew fences, walls, gates & berms application for Rafael Rivas & Robert White.
• Approved issuance of certificates of occupancy for Ginger Harris, Ernest Rottach, Vivian Ching, Doreen Petrillo, East Hampton House, Green Hollow Tennis Club Inc., and Amir Shafshak.
• Approved minutes from the May 27, 2021 meeting.

Planning Board

The East Hampton Planning Board adopted a resolution amending the Kinsella II minor subdivision approval, changing condition #7 to require access improvements before Certificates of Occupancy instead of Building Permits. The board also granted extensions of time for the Gail McAdoo lot line modification and Beckmann commercial building site plan, and approved phasing for the East Hampton House pool site plan. Public hearings were scheduled for two artist studio applications, and the record for the Bluff Crest Cottages site plan was held open until July 8, 2021.

• Amended Kinsella II subdivision approval, changing condition #7 to require access improvements before Certificates of Occupancy.
• Extended Gail McAdoo lot line modification approval until November 11, 2021.
• Approved phasing of East Hampton House pool site plan into two phases with deadlines for permits and certificates.
• Extended Beckmann commercial building site plan approval until January 28, 2022, contingent on resolving sidewalk issue.
• Scheduled public hearing for Lucilla D'Agostino artist studio on July 7, 2021.
• Scheduled public hearing for Elizabeth Marran artist studio on July 7, 2021.
• Held record open for Bluff Crest Cottages site plan until July 8, 2021 for written comments.

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda consists of standard procedural items including call to order, pledge, attendance, minutes, correspondence, community organizations, old business, and new business. No specific decisions or discussions are listed, and the next meeting is scheduled for July 12.

• Next meeting changed to second Monday, July 12, due to July 5 holiday

The Montauk Citizens' Advisory Committee unanimously adopted a resolution requesting the Town Board take immediate action to place high-quality beach sand at Ditch Plain beach to restore lifeguarded swimming. The committee also discussed the East Hampton Airport's future, with subcommittee members proposing options like buying the Montauk airport or building a heliport, but no formal recommendation was made. Various other concerns were raised, including parking fees, beach conditions, and infrastructure issues.

• Adopted resolution requesting immediate sand placement at Ditch Plain beach (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of May 3, 2021 meeting (motion by L. Creegan, seconded by R. Cortell)
• Agreed to continue MCAC meetings via Zoom until September
• Discussed but did not recommend airport options; will revisit in July

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The committee will hear a presentation from the Peconic Land Trust regarding a new preserve at the Head of Georgica Pond. Members will also discuss the Airport and Hamlet Study and environmental topics including trees and ponds.

• Presentation: The New Preserve at the Head of Georgica Pond
• Discussion: Airport and Hamlet Study
• Discussion: Trees and Ponds
• Liaison Report from Councilwoman Sylvia Overby

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee met remotely on June 5, 2021, and unanimously approved the May minutes. The main substantive item was a presentation by Kim Quarty of the Peconic Land Trust on the new preserve at the head of Georgica Pond, including remediation of the former Il Mulino restaurant site. No formal votes were taken on policy matters; the meeting was informational and included committee reports and updates from Councilwoman Sylvia Overby.

• Approved May meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Consensus to consider Kathy Rayner for a Community Award for her donation of the Il Mulino site

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding a regular meeting to review applications for agricultural overlay, commercial changes, business signs, fences/walls/berms, and certificates of occupancy. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting. No decisions are noted in the agenda; it is a list of items to be discussed.

• Agricultural Overlay applications for Bistrian Land Corporation, Todd Kingsley, 37 Town Line Road LLC, and 257 FL LLC
• Changes to Commercial for East Hampton Point, Mandala Yoga, Green Hollow Tennis Club Inc., and Harbor Ridge Condominiums
• Business sign applications for East Hampton Point, Bontemps LLC, IL Buco al Mare, IL Buco Vita, and East End Naturals
• Fences, Walls, & Berms applications for Sergei Parmenov & Catherine Sinclair, Petri & Carrie Anton, 57 Water's Edge LLC, LSIROWKOP LLC, and Vivian Polak
• Certificate of Occupancy requests for James Dooley & Kristen Dickey, Patrick and Megan Robson, Sean MacPherson, East Hampton House, and Frederick & Gail Horwood

The Architectural Review Board approved most applications as presented, including several new business, commercial changes, business signs, and fences. A few applications were tabled for clarification or at the applicant's request, and one fence application was approved with a dissenting vote.

• Approved 37 Town Line Road LLC application (unanimous)
• Approved 257 FL LLC application (unanimous)
• Approved East Hampton Point commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Mandala Yoga commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Green Hollow Tennis Club Inc. commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Harbor Ridge Condominiums commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved East Hampton Point business sign with 3 logos on 3 awnings and 1 roadside sign, excluding existing lighting (unanimous)
• Approved Matthew Rutigliano concrete privacy wall and two retaining walls (4-1, Leon dissenting)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review six site plan applications, including a modification to a Cingular Wireless facility at Town Hall, a new artist studio, and several other property changes. The agenda consists solely of these site plan reviews; no other business is listed.

• Site Plan - South Essex Corner
• Site Plan - Nick Cohen Artist Studio
• Site Plan - 44 Three Mile Harbor (Cilvan Reality)
• Site Plan - New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC at Town Hall Modification VI
• Site Plan - East Hampton House Pool Modification

The Planning Board approved a site plan for an artist studio at 140 Merchants Path, Wainscott, with conditions including a recorded declaration and no plumbing except a slop sink. It also extended the time to obtain a certificate of occupancy for the 5 Goodfriend Drive site plan until April 22, 2022. Several other site plan applications were discussed, with comments and waivers of public hearings, but no final decisions were made on them.

• Approved artist studio site plan at 140 Merchants Path, Wainscott (7-0)
• Extended 5 Goodfriend Drive site plan approval to obtain certificate of occupancy until April 22, 2022 (6-0, Kramer recused)
• Approved Board of Review for Pamela Drucker-Man at 840 Springs Fireplace Road with $20,000 undertaking
• Approved Board of Review for Gabriel Q. Dasilva at 55 Bayview Ave, Amagansett with $12,000 undertaking
• Approved Board of Review for Angelika Frantzen at 7 Fairview Terrace, Montauk with $15,500 undertaking
• Approved Board of Review for Carlos Bermeo at 26 3rd Street, Springs with $24,000 undertaking

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

This meeting has no agenda available. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes for details, so no decisions or discussions are specified.

• No agenda available

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board held a procedural Zoom meeting, approving the April 12, 2021 minutes and scheduling the next meeting for June 21 at 3:30 PM. The board then entered executive session and adjourned by 4:20 PM. No substantive decisions were made.

• Approved prior minutes from April 12, 2021
• Set next meeting for June 21 at 3:30 PM
• Moved into executive session

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding its regular meeting to review applications for certificates of occupancy, business signs, commercial changes, fences, and extensions of time. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and consider a postponed agricultural overlay application.

• New Cingular Wireless (AT&T) commercial change application
• The Surf Lodge commercial change application
• Multiple fence, wall, berm, and gate applications
• Certificate of occupancy applications for several properties
• Extension of time request for Verizon Wireless

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications including a certificate of occupancy for Further Lane Farm LLC, a commercial change for AT&T, and multiple fence and certificate of occupancy requests. Several applications were tabled, including a business sign for East End Naturals and a fence/gate for Jeffrey Moslow, pending design revisions or applicant participation.

• Approved minutes of April 22, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Further Lane Farm LLC (unanimous)
• Approved commercial change for New Cingular Wireless (AT&T) (unanimous)
• Approved commercial change for The Surf Lodge (unanimous)
• Approved fence for Nino Tristani (unanimous)
• Approved 8 ft deer fence for Leyla Nikjou (unanimous)
• Approved fence for Gregory Bobyock & Laurence Rosen (unanimous)
• Approved extension of time for Verizon Wireless (unanimous)

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee heard a presentation on a Smart Code litter-reduction program and discussed town cleanup responsibilities. They also received updates on the school budget vote, post office rural delivery efforts, and real estate trends. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• Approved minutes of April 12, 2021 (unanimous)
• Discussed Smart Code litter program with free demo offer
• Heard school budget vote scheduled for May 18, 2021
• Post office subcommittee to mail postcards and petitions this week
• Adjourned at 8:54 PM

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board will review several subwaiver applications, including modifications for Green Acres Lot 3 and Hand Lane South. The agenda also includes a site plan review for 80 Firestone Road and two artist studio projects. Additionally, the board will address an urban renewal modification for the Palmese property.

• Subwaiver Review: Green Acres Lot 3 Modification
• Subwaiver Review: Hand Lane South
• Subwaiver Review: Adamidou/Koslosidis Trust
• Site Plan Review: 80 Firestone Road (Bluff Crest Cottages)
• Urban Renewal Modification: Palmese

The Montauk Planning Board scheduled a public hearing for June 9, 2021, for the 80 Firestone – Bluff Crest Cottages site plan/special permit application, which proposes demolishing existing improvements and reconstructing four resort units. The board also approved a Board of Review resolution allowing a building permit for Miguel Narvaez and Tanya Reu-Narvaez at 611 Stephen Hands Path, with a $11,100 surety requirement. Several other applications were discussed but not decided, including a denied modification for the Green Acres minor subdivision due to no change of circumstance.

• Scheduled public hearing for 80 Firestone – Bluff Crest Cottages site plan/special permit (June 9, 2021)
• Approved Board of Review for building permit at 611 Stephen Hands Path with $11,100 surety
• Denied Green Acres minor subdivision Lot 2 modification (no change of circumstance)
• Discussed Hand Lane South minor subdivision, applicant to consider common driveway
• Discussed Adamidou/Kiskosidis minor subdivision, applicant to submit revised survey
• Found John Sabasteanski artist studio application ready for approval
• Found Lucilla D'Agostino artist studio application complete, ready for public hearing
• Supported Urban Renewal map modifications for Hampton Terrace parcels

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular meeting on May 3, 2021. The agenda includes standard items such as call to order, pledge, attendance, minutes, and correspondence, along with reports from subcommittees and councilperson, and new business.

• Airport Subcommittee report
• Beach Subcommittee report
• Old Business/Councilperson report
• New Business
• Next meeting scheduled for June 7

The Montauk Citizens' Advisory Committee unanimously adopted a resolution requesting the Town Board conduct an updated diversionary study on the impact of East Hampton Airport closure, including effects on Montauk. They also unanimously requested the Town Board reconsider the new $50 parking fee at Kirk Park lot and consult with the Business Committee. A third unanimous resolution asked the Town Board to request a separate junior life guard program at Kirk Park for summer 2021. The meeting was held via Zoom with 31 members present.

• Adopted resolution requesting updated diversionary study on EH Airport closure (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution requesting reconsideration of $50 Kirk Park lot parking fee (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution requesting separate junior life guard program at Kirk Park (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of April 5, 2021 meeting (unanimous)

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting via Zoom to hear from Wainscott School Board President David Eagan and receive updates from town liaisons and subcommittees. Discussions will cover the hamlet study, airport, trees, and other community topics. The committee will also consider community awards and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Guest speaker: Wainscott School Board President David Eagan
• Liaison report from Councilwoman Sylvia Overby
• Discussion topics include Hamlet Subcommittee, Airport, Hamlet Study, and Environmental Subcommittee
• Community Awards to be discussed
• Upcoming: Wainscott Common School District budget vote on May 18

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee met remotely and unanimously approved the April minutes. Members heard a presentation on the Wainscott School District budget, which noted the school is operating at 120% capacity, and received updates from the town liaison on vaccines, the Southfork Wind plan, and airport issues. No formal votes were taken on substantive matters.

• Approved April meeting minutes (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review several applications, including a subwaiver modification, two site plan reviews, and a proposal for an artist studio. The agenda includes documents for each item, indicating these are active reviews rather than procedural matters.

• Subwaiver modification review for Donald Robertson
• Site plan review for 80 Firestone Bluff Crest Cottages
• Site plan review for Bakhas Izbicki Residence Unit 73
• Other review for Chad Smith Artist Studio

The East Hampton Planning Board approved a site plan for Daniel Gasby's property at 198 Two Holes of Water Road, allowing an 11-acre lot to remain over-cleared in the Water Recharge Overlay District, with conditions including a clearing envelope and natural revegetation of a dog run area. The board also approved two modifications to AT&T (New Cingular Wireless) personal wireless service facilities in Montauk, one at 56 Flamingo Avenue and one at 55 South Euclid Avenue, to swap and add antennas and remote radio heads. All three resolutions were adopted unanimously (7-0).

• Approved Daniel Gasby site plan at 198 Two Holes of Water Road (7-0)
• Approved AT&T modification at 56 Flamingo Avenue, Montauk (7-0)
• Approved AT&T modification at 55 South Euclid Avenue, Montauk (7-0)

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding its regular meeting to review applications for certificates of occupancy, business signs, commercial changes, fences/walls/berms/gates, and comments to planning. The board will also approve minutes from its April 8, 2021 meeting. Items include residential and commercial projects in Montauk, Wainscott, East Hampton, and Amagansett.

• Certificate of occupancy for James Frank at 4 Ridge Lane, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-196-1-2.2)
• Business sign for Kim Papas at 126 S. Emerson Avenue, Montauk (SCTM# 300-50-2-24.1)
• Changes to commercial for Wainscott Farms at 3 Industrial Road, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-192-3-5.1)
• Comments to Planning for New Cingular Wireless at 55 Euclid Avenue and 56 Flamingo Avenue, Montauk
• Fences/walls/berms/gates for four properties including 997 Springs Fireplace Road and 14 Beech Street

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including a certificate of occupancy for James Frank, modifications for Edward & Jacqueline Marcus, a business sign for Kim Papas, and commercial changes for Wainscott Farms. The board also approved fence applications for Patricia Scott and Ernest Rottach, and issued certificates of occupancy for several properties. Some applications were tabled or withdrawn at the applicant's request.

• Approved certificate of occupancy for James Frank (unanimous)
• Approved modification for Edward & Jacqueline Marcus with dark-sky compliant fixture (unanimous)
• Approved business sign for Kim Papas (unanimous)
• Approved commercial changes for Wainscott Farms with specified paint colors (unanimous)
• Approved fence application for Patricia Scott with 5-foot height limit (4-1)
• Approved removal of iron gate and finials for Ernest Rottach (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Steven & Andrea Mandelsberg (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Jan & Claudia Geldmacher (unanimous)

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

This meeting has no agenda available. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes for details.

• No agenda available

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board met via Zoom and approved the minutes from March 1, 2021. They scheduled the next meeting for May 17, 2021, and discussed phragmites growth on the former Twigg parcel, suggesting removal. The board then entered executive session and adjourned.

• Approved minutes from March 1, 2021
• Set next meeting for May 17, 2021 at 3:30 PM
• Entered executive session

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee discussed the Nature Preserve Committee's final draft for the 555 property, which includes 3-5 community events per year, a multi-use path, and community gardens, but took no formal action. The committee also reviewed a postcard survey on residential mail delivery, set to be sent in May, and received updates on parking rules, leaf blower restrictions, and COVID-19 vaccinations.

• Approved March 8, 2021 minutes with spelling corrections (unanimous)
• Reviewed 555 property proposal for 3-5 events/year, oval path, community gardens (no vote)
• Discussed postcard survey for residential mail delivery, to be sent in May (no vote)
• Noted leaf blower restrictions from May 20 to Sept 3 (no vote)
• Heard firehouse report: 28 chief investigations, 19 ambulance calls, 2 structure fires (no vote)

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding its regular meeting to review applications for certificates of occupancy, business signs, changes to commercial properties, and fences/walls/berms/gates. The agenda lists over 20 individual applications across these categories, including several in Montauk. The board will also approve minutes from the March 25, 2021 meeting.

• Business sign applications: Xue Tan Zou (57 Kirk Ave, Montauk), Swallow Montauk LLC (474 West Lake Dr), The One Nine Three Group (231 Pantigo Rd), Buongiorno Bakery (5 S. Embassy St)
• Changes to commercial: Bluff Crest Cottages (80 Firestone Rd), Inlet Seafood (541 East Lake Dr), Alimentari Beach (752 Montauk Hwy)
• Fences/walls/berms/gates: 6 applications including Abigail Schutz (22 Washington Ave), Vivian Polak (16 Jasons Ln), Doreen Petrillo (7 Quail Ln)
• Certificate of occupancy: 6 applications with resolution dates from 2019-2021
• Agricultural overlay application: James Frank (4 Ridge Ln, Wainscott)

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including business signs for Swallow Montauk, LLC, The One Group, and Buongiorno Bakery, as well as commercial changes for Bluff Crest Cottages, Martin Handler, and Alimentari Beach. Fence applications for Abigail Schutz and Doreen Petrillo were approved, and Certificates of Occupancy were issued for Judith Shoucair, Rouhama Dahan, and Andre Zeitoun. Several applications were tabled or withdrawn due to missing information or other issues.

• Approved business sign for Swallow Montauk, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved business sign for The One Group (unanimous)
• Approved business sign for Buongiorno Bakery (unanimous)
• Approved commercial changes for Bluff Crest Cottages (unanimous)
• Approved commercial changes for Martin Handler (unanimous)
• Approved commercial changes for Alimentari Beach (unanimous)
• Approved fence application for Abigail Schutz (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Judith Shoucair (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing multiple site plan applications, a lot line modification, and an urban renewal modification. The agenda includes residential, commercial, and telecommunications projects, with decisions or discussions to follow.

• Subwaiver Review - Margolis Lot Line Modification
• Site Plan Review - 80 Firestone Bluff Crest Cottages
• Site Plan Review - Daniel Gasby
• Site Plan Review - Nextel LIN Cellular NCW Sprint at SCWA Water Tower
• Site Plan Review - Tower at Montauk Cingular Wireless

The Montauk Planning Board approved two site plan modifications: one for Smart Stor self-storage at 3 Learned Hands Court to alter building elevations for sprinklers, and one for 180 SB LLC at 180 Springy Banks Road to revise excavation areas. Both were adopted unanimously. The board also discussed several other applications, including a lot line modification and site plans for Firestone-Bluff Crest Cottages, Daniel Gasby, and two wireless tower modifications, but took no final action on those.

• Approved Smart Stor site plan/special permit modification to alter building elevations for fire safety (7-0)
• Approved 180 SB LLC minor site plan modification to revise potential excavation area (7-0)
• Approved Jeffrey Clift private road report with $5,250 undertaking (7-0)

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee discussed and voted on two resolutions: opposing the closure of East Hampton Airport and urging the Town Board to press the Army Corps to keep the original FIMP beach nourishment schedule. They also heard updates on beach sand replenishment, COVID testing/vaccines, and local projects.

• Resolution approved 27-0-3 to request Town Board take no action to close East Hampton Airport
• Resolution unanimously adopted urging ACOE to adhere to FIMP schedule for pumping 450,000 cubic yards of sand onto 6,000 feet of downtown beach
• FIMP delay to late 2023 will cost Town $1 million per year
• Town to spend about $1 million on beach sand replenishment, RFP responses due 4/8
• Leaf blower ban takes effect May 20, including Sunday ban

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee approved a resolution requesting the East Hampton Town Board take no action to close the East Hampton Airport, citing concerns that closure would shift traffic to Montauk. They also unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Town Board to request the Army Corps of Engineers adhere to the original FIMP schedule for beach sand pumping in late 2021/early 2022, after learning of a delay to late 2023. The committee heard updates on beach replenishment, lighthouse work, and COVID testing/vaccination efforts.

• Approved resolution opposing East Hampton Airport closure (27-0-3, 2 not voting)
• Unanimously adopted resolution urging adherence to original FIMP sand-pumping schedule
• Adopted minutes of March 1, 2021 meeting

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee approved the March minutes unanimously. The committee heard presentations from Si Kinsella and Nicholas Rigano on Wainscott Pond contamination, PFAS, and airport Superfund issues, followed by Q&A. Councilwoman Overby reported the community agreement was signed, with $5.5 million set aside for Wainscott. No formal decisions were made beyond the minutes approval.

• Approved the March minutes unanimously.

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is meeting to review applications for certificates of occupancy, new business signs, changes to commercial properties, and fences/walls/berms/gates. The board will also approve minutes from its March 11, 2021 meeting. Several items are for properties in Montauk, including Inlet Seafood, Gurney's Inn Resort & Spa, and Swallow Montauk, LLC.

• Certificate of Occupancy for 104 Main Street LLC (SCTM# 300-200-2-24.8) in East Hampton
• Business sign application for Swallow Montauk, LLC (SCTM# 300-6-3-7) at 474 West Lake Dr., Montauk
• Changes to commercial property for Inlet Seafood (SCTM# 300-6-2-3.1) at 541 East Lake Drive, Montauk
• Changes to commercial property for Gurney's Inn Resort & Spa (SCTM# 300-87-3-28.1) at 290 Old Montauk Highway
• Fence/wall/berm/gate applications for five properties, including LSIROWKOP LLC modification and Adam Kansler

The Architectural Review Board approved the Gurney's Inn Resort & Spa application as submitted, along with several fence/gate applications and multiple certificates of occupancy. Several other applications were tabled or postponed, including the 8 Sayre's Path LLC proposal due to concerns about neighborhood character consistency.

• Approved Gurney's Inn Resort & Spa application (unanimous)
• Approved Judith Shoucair fence application (unanimous)
• Approved Vivian Ching fence application with deer fencing modification (unanimous)
• Approved Adam Kansler gate application with camera post height reduction (unanimous)
• Approved Fredrick & Gail Horwood gate application with red cedar and height limit (unanimous)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for Frank Rispoli, Marshall & Sons, two AT&T sites, Edward Fogarty, and Farah Dib (all unanimous)
• Tabled 8 Sayre's Path LLC application for design and documentation issues
• Tabled several other applications including 104 Main Street LLC and Amagansett Dunes Apartments Corp.

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board held a work session and public hearing, then approved several site plans and a board of review resolution. The board approved the Smart Stor and 180 SB site plans as ready for approval, and set a comment period for the John Sabasteanski artist studio application. It also approved a board of review for Stephen Zukas's building permit at 21 Bay View Ave, East Hampton, with a $14,400 undertaking for road improvements.

• Approved Smart Stor site plan (SCTM #300-184-1-8.11) as ready for approval, with applicant removing Zebra grass from landscape plan.
• Approved 180 SB, LLC site plan (SCTM #300-74-5-30.5) as ready for approval.
• Held public hearing record open for John Sabasteanski artist studio (SCTM #300-155-1-8.5) until April 23, 2021, or one week after transcript posting, whichever is later.
• Approved board of review for Stephen Zukas building permit at 21 Bay View Ave, East Hampton, with $14,400 undertaking for road improvements, reviewable by March 24, 2022.
• Discussed Montauk Sunset Cottages site plan (SCTM #300-20-2-13.1, 13.2), requiring narrative, drainage/grading plan, and revised landscaping plan; no final approval recorded.
• Discussed 521 Montauk Medical Group preliminary site plan (SCTM #300-150-5-28.4), requiring site boundaries and history addressed at formal submission; no decision recorded.

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board will hold a regular meeting to review applications for new commercial changes, signs, fences, and certificates of occupancy. Notable items include a South Fork Wind substation on Cove Hollow Road and a business sign for Mako's Vintage. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• South Fork Wind substation at Cove Hollow Road
• Business sign for Mako's Vintage at 770 Montauk Highway
• Fences, walls, and berms applications for properties on Old Montauk Highway and Beech Street
• Certificate of occupancy requests for multiple properties
• Approval of minutes from February 25, 2021

The Architectural Review Board approved the color and texture of the concrete wall for the South Fork Wind substation on Cove Hollow Road, choosing Federal Standard 20059 and Stucco 150 sample. They also approved a business sign for Mako's Vintage and issued several Certificates of Occupancy. Several fence, wall, and gate applications were tabled for revisions, and two applications received favorable comments.

• Approved South Fork Wind substation concrete wall color (Federal Standard 20059) and texture (Stucco 150 sample).
• Approved Mako's Vintage business sign as presented (9.125 sq. ft. Driftwood Letter Sign with 40-watt bulb).
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for ARF (Resolution Date: May 28, 2020).
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Adam Rosen (Resolution Date: February 13, 2020).
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for ConJon II LLC (Resolution Date: November 8, 2018).
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Geoffrey Van Raemdonck (Resolution Date: January 28, 2021).
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Thomas Cooper (Resolution Date: October 24, 2019), with siding as vertical cedar boards with bleaching oil.
• Tabled applications for Richard Jones (Inlet Seafood), Adam Kansler, Ernest Rottach, LSIROWKOP LLC, Fredrick & Gail Horwood, Thomas Heinz, and Karen Legotte Langdon for various revisions or additional information.

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing two site plans at this meeting: one for Montauk Beach House II and another for Pete's Garden Center and Service. The agenda includes documents for each proposal, indicating these are the main items for discussion or decision.

• Montauk Beach House II site plan review
• Pete's Garden Center and Service commercial site plan review

The Planning Board approved a one-year extension for the Mosswood preliminary subdivision, moving the compliance deadline to April 3, 2022. The board also approved three Board of Review resolutions allowing building permits for properties in Springs, East Hampton, and Amagansett, each with required road improvement undertakings. During the work session, the board discussed the Montauk Beach House II and Pete's Garden Center site plans, requesting additional information from applicants.

• Approved Mosswood preliminary subdivision extension to April 3, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved building permit for Paul Arbia at 34 Corbin Ave, Springs, with $12,000 road improvement undertaking
• Approved building permit for James Kim at 71 Harbor View Ave, East Hampton, with $8,700 road improvement undertaking
• Approved building permit for Gabriel Q. Dasilva at 55 Bayview Ave, Amagansett, with $12,000 road improvement undertaking

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens' Advisory Committee met via Zoom and received reports on local issues. Peter Van Scoyoc reported that over 2,000 residents were vaccinated, and the school district vaccinated 65% of staff. The committee discussed the town's sand replenishment contract being moved to third position, a public hearing on gas leaf blower restrictions, and a petition to rename a property as 'Amagansett Plains Reserve'. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was informational.

• Approved minutes of February 8, 2021 meeting.
• Post office subcommittee reported post cards and petitions will be distributed in April 2021.
• Confirmed Amagansett Post Office lease term through October 2026.
• Reported $50 donation to Post Office fund, totaling $1,050.
• Peter Van Scoyoc granted Tom Field permission to repair the stockade fence around the municipal parking lot.
• Discussed renaming property to 'Amagansett Plains Reserve' (requires Town Board vote).
• Noted public hearing on gas leaf blower hours will be held.
• Noted Wainscott incorporation petition was rendered legally insufficient.

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its March 2021 meeting, with updates from town officials and subcommittees. Key ongoing topics include the Wainscott Hamlet Study/Comprehensive Plan, the South Fork Wind Farm, and East Hampton Airport. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom and phone, with registration required.

• Wainscott Hamlet Study/Comprehensive Plan update
• South Fork Wind Farm discussion
• East Hampton Airport update
• Liaison report from Councilwoman Sylvia Overby
• Subcommittee reports: Environmental, Hamlet, Highways/Police/Traffic

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee approved the January minutes with two corrections requested by Councilwoman Overby. The supervisor announced that the Wainscott incorporation referendum was deemed insufficient to proceed. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of reports and discussions on various topics.

• Approved January minutes with changes to Covid testing locations and leaf blower ban end date (unanimous)
• Noted supervisor's decision that incorporation referendum was insufficient to proceed

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing three site plan applications at this meeting: an agricultural barn at 8 Five Rod Highway, a project by Twinkel Farm, LLC, and a project by Pharao Beach Inc. at C 1 South Lake. These are site plan reviews, meaning the board will consider the details of each proposal.

• Site Plan Review - 8 Five Rod Highway Agricultural Barn
• Site Plan Review - Twinkel Farm, LLC
• Site Plan Review - Pharao Beach (C 1 South Lake)

The Montauk Planning Board held a public hearing for the Daniel Gasby site plan and kept the record open until April 2, 2021. The board approved four Board of Review resolutions, allowing building permits for Toussie, Greenstar Enterprises, and Chandler Property (two properties) upon completion of road improvements or posting a surety. Work sessions for three site plans (8 Five Rod Highway, Twinkel Farm, and Pharao Beach) were held with no final decisions made.

• Approved building permit for Toussie at 33 Delavan St. with $13,500 surety (unanimous)
• Approved building permit for Greenstar Enterprises at 59 Gardiners Lane with $13,500 surety (unanimous)
• Approved building permit for Chandler Property at 42 Lincoln St. with $13,500 surety (unanimous)
• Approved building permit for Chandler Property at 40 Lincoln Ave. with $12,000 surety (unanimous)
• Held record open for Daniel Gasby site plan until April 2, 2021 (unanimous)

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

This meeting has no published agenda. The only available record is the minutes, which residents should review for any decisions or discussions.

• No agenda items listed

The Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board met via Zoom and approved the prior minutes from January 2021. They discussed that CPF revenue for 2020 exceeded $42 million, attributed to high sales volume and prices. The next meeting was scheduled for April 12, 2021, and the board entered executive session before adjourning.

• Approved prior minutes from January 2021
• Set next meeting for April 12, 2021 at 3:30 PM
• Moved into executive session

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens' Advisory Committee met via Zoom on March 1, 2021, with 32 members present. The meeting was primarily informational, with no formal votes or decisions taken. Key updates included a hold on non-resident beach parking stickers pending state guidance, a private donor committing funds for two beach-safety drones, and a $1.2 million capital budget for Montauk projects, including a delayed West Lake Comfort Station and a FIMP timeline pushed to September 2023, costing the town $1 million in continued sand replenishment.

• Adopted February 1, 2021 minutes as amended
• No formal votes or policy decisions taken; all items were informational or discussion-only

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding a regular meeting to review applications for agricultural overlay, business signs, commercial changes, fences/walls/berms, and certificates of occupancy. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting. All projects require building permits after board approval.

• Agricultural Overlay applications for 104 Main Street LLC, 8 Sayers Path LLC, Michael Frishberg, Jenny Stone, and Ginger Harris (modification)
• Business sign application for The One Nine Three Group at 231 Pantigo Road
• Commercial change for South Fork Wind substation on Cove Hollow Road
• Fences, walls, and berms applications for Andrew Peter Sumner & Gabrielle McNair Sumner, Jordan & LeVerrier, P.C., and Patricia Scott
• Certificates of occupancy for multiple properties including Montauk Manor Condominium and 415 West Lake Drive

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications including new construction, modifications, and certificates of occupancy, while tabling others for further review. A stipulation of settlement was agreed for a previously denied application. All votes were unanimous except one 4-1 vote.

• Approved Michael Frishberg application as submitted (unanimous)
• Approved Jenny Stone application as submitted, with lighting cut sheets to be submitted (unanimous)
• Approved Ginger Harris application as submitted (unanimous)
• Approved Driftwood Apt. Corp. Unit 53/54 modification (unanimous)
• Approved Driftwood Apt. Corp. Unit 73 window replacement in kind (unanimous)
• Agreed to stipulation of settlement for MYWIFEREALLYLIKESIT LLC (4-1)
• Approved Jordan & LeVerrier fence application with posts cut to 4 feet (unanimous)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for Michael Silverton, 415 Duplex, Montauk Manor, Robert Nicoletti, and Leonard Nathanson (unanimous)

Planning Board

The East Hampton Planning Board discussed and supported a proposed modification to the Urban Renewal map to require Montauk Shores Boulevard to be opened rather than abandoned, and also supported a revision to require Second Avenue and part of Green Hollow Road to be opened if the Town Board considers it. The board approved a resolution amending the T-Mobile site plan at 258 Springs Fireplace Road to replace existing antennas and remote radio heads with new ones on the existing monopole. It also approved three Board of Review resolutions allowing building permits for Amanda Pond, Brendan Moffitt & Giancarlo Bruno, and Oscar F. Buitrago, each with a required undertaking amount. The board extended the Cohen-Tepper lot line modification approval until December 10, 2021, and scheduled a public hearing for John Sabasteanski's artist studio application for March 24, 2021.

• Supported UR map modification to open Montauk Shores Boulevard instead of abandoning it
• Approved T-Mobile modification to replace antennas and remote radio heads at 258 Springs Fireplace Road
• Approved building permit for Amanda Pond at 33 Lincoln Ave, Springs, with $12,000 undertaking
• Approved building permit for Brendan Moffitt & Giancarlo Bruno at 174 Queens Lane, East Hampton, with $12,000 undertaking
• Approved building permit for Oscar F. Buitrago at #2 14th Street, East Hampton, with $14,400 undertaking
• Extended Cohen-Tepper lot line modification approval until December 10, 2021
• Scheduled public hearing for John Sabasteanski artist studio for March 24, 2021

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is meeting to review applications for agricultural overlay projects, business signs, commercial changes, fences, walls, and berms, and to consider issuing certificates of occupancy. The agenda lists multiple applicants with property locations and tax map numbers. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from January 28, 2021.

• Agricultural overlay applications for properties in East Hampton, Wainscott, Montauk, and Amagansett
• Business sign application for BNB Bank – Dime in Montauk
• Commercial changes for Rosie's Amagansett LLC, South Essex Corner, and The Panoramic
• Fences, walls, and berms applications for six properties in East Hampton and Montauk
• Certificate of occupancy requests for four properties with resolution dates from 2012 to 2020

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including new construction, modifications, and certificates of occupancy, while tabling others for additional information or design changes. All votes were unanimous unless noted.

• Approved 30 WM LLC application as submitted, excluding lighting, fences, gates, or walls (unanimous)
• Approved James & Susan Ratner application (unanimous)
• Approved Reid Balthaser application (4-1)
• Approved BNB Bank – Dime business sign (unanimous)
• Approved Rosie’s Amagansett LLC modification (unanimous)
• Approved The Panoramic (Valley View) and (Highpoint) applications (unanimous)
• Approved William Anderson fence application with gates/pillars cut to 6' and lanterns removed (unanimous)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for Rosie’s Amagansett, Malachy Kelly (with conditions), Pat Zaborski, and Howard Williams (all unanimous)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing a subdivision waiver for JAM Associates and NW Properties, and site plans for several properties including NCW at Town Hall, 44 Three Mile Harbor, T-Mobile at 258 Springs Fireplace Road, Daniel Gasby, and ARF Phase II. These are reviews and discussions, not final decisions.

• Subdivision waiver review for JAM Associates and NW Properties
• Site plan review for NCW at Town Hall Modification VI
• Site plan review for 44 Three Mile Harbor
• Site plan review for T-Mobile at 258 Springs Fireplace Road
• Site plan reviews for Daniel Gasby and ARF Phase II

The East Hampton Planning Board approved a site plan and special permit for the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons' Phase II expansion, including a new training building and kennel renovations. The board also approved a site plan for a generator at the Amagansett Fire House and a modification to the AT&T wireless facility there. A public hearing was scheduled for a property owner's over-clearing violation, and several other applications were discussed but not decided.

• Approved ARF Phase II site plan/special permit for expansion (7-0)
• Approved Shared Generator Program site plan at Amagansett Fire House (4-1-2)
• Approved AT&T PWSF modification at Amagansett Fire House (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Daniel Gasby over-clearing violation for March 3, 2021
• Waived public hearing for T-Mobile site plan modification
• Tabled New Cingular Wireless at Town Hall pending noise compliance info

Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee

The Amagansett Citizens' Advisory Committee voted 31-1 to continue gathering information about postal home delivery for residents, with a survey as the next step. The committee also discussed COVID-19 vaccination site plans and encouraged participation in the Police Reform Survey. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Voted to continue postal home delivery information gathering (31-1)
• Discussed COVID-19 vaccination site at CDCH complex on Stephen Hands Path
• Encouraged completion of Police Reform Survey

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to receive updates from town officials and subcommittees, and to discuss ongoing business including the Wainscott Hamlet Study, incorporation, the South Fork Wind Farm, and East Hampton Airport. New business includes upcoming BOEM virtual meetings on the wind farm and a Suffolk County Water Authority public hearing on a proposed groundwater storage reservoir on Town Line Road.

• South Fork Wind Farm – BOEM virtual meetings on Feb. 9, 11, and 16
• Suffolk County Water Authority public hearing on Feb. 22 for Town Line Road Wainscott Groundwater Storage Reservoir
• Wainscott Hamlet Study implementation
• Incorporation discussion
• East Hampton Airport update

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee approved the January minutes with a requested change and noted the resignation of member Bill Williams. The meeting was primarily informational, with liaison Councilwoman Sylvia Overby reporting on the upcoming Hamlet Study review, a new COVID testing site in Montauk, pending leaf blower legislation, and the SCWA water storage tank. No formal votes were taken on substantive policy matters.

• Approved January minutes with requested change (unanimous)
• Noted Bill Williams' resignation from WCAC
• Volunteers formed committee on tree preservation and replacement
• Proposed reinstituting WCAC Airport Revisioning Committee

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is meeting to review six site plan applications. The agenda includes proposals for 80 Firestone Rd, 57 Muir Blvd II, Gasby, ARF Phase II, and a modification for New Cingular Wireless at Town Hall. The board will discuss these projects, with documents available for each.

• 80 Firestone Rd - Site Plan
• 57 Muir Blvd II - Site Plan
• Gasby - Site Plan
• ARF Phase II Site Plan
• New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC At Town Hall Modification VI - Site Plan

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as call to order, pledge, attendance, minutes, and correspondence, along with reports from subcommittees and a councilperson. A follow-up on Tesla Lights is listed under old business, but no specific decisions or proposals are detailed in the agenda.

• Tesla Lights – followup
• Beach Subcommittee report
• Airport Subcommittee report
• Old Business/Councilperson report
• Community Organizations

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee endorsed the Town's plan to close the West Lake comfort station in May/June for a $500,000 replacement with a prefab ADA-accessible toilet. The committee also heard updates on COVID testing and vaccination preparations, beach parking, and other town projects. No formal votes were taken on these items.

• Endorsed closure of West Lake comfort station for $500K ADA upgrade
• Adopted minutes of January 2021 meeting

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including 55 Wainscott Hollow LLC, the Joshua & Eve Wiener Revocable Trust, Juno 9 LLC (with a 6-foot gate limit), Driftwood Apt. Corp. units, First National Bank of Long Island, Verizon (with a Steel Grey pole), Geoffroy Van Raemdonck, John Collier (with fencing height limits), Andrew Broeren & Birgit Klein, and extensions of time for Amit Elian and Pat Zaborski. Several applications were tabled, including 104 Main Street LLC, Jacqueline & Edward Marcus, South Fork Wind, Lindsay Schulte, Ann Barton, John W. Jordan, and Malachy Kelly. One application, Anna Levi Investment Group LLC, was denied because the gate, lighting, and keypad were beyond the property line.

• Approved 55 Wainscott Hollow LLC application (all in favor)
• Approved Joshua & Eve Wiener Revocable Trust application (all in favor)
• Approved Juno 9 LLC driveway gate with 6-foot height limit (4-1)
• Approved Driftwood Apt. Corp. Units 73 and 53/54 (all in favor)
• Approved First National Bank of Long Island application (all in favor)
• Approved Verizon pole with Steel Grey color (all in favor)
• Denied Anna Levi Investment Group LLC due to gate beyond property line
• Approved John Collier application with fencing height cap at 6 feet (all in favor)

Planning Board

The East Hampton Planning Board approved a waiver of subdivision approval for 294 Abrahams Path, a site plan for a pool renovation at East Hampton House, a cemetery expansion for Accabonac Grove, and an amendment to the Elmwood Apartment approval. The board also discussed several other applications during the work session, requesting additional information before they can be deemed complete.

• Approved waiver of subdivision approval for 294 Abrahams Path (7-0)
• Approved site plan for East Hampton House pool renovation (7-0)
• Approved Accabonac Grove Cemetery expansion site plan (6-0, Kramer recused)
• Approved amendment to Elmwood Apartment site plan to change construction method to modular (7-0)

Architectural Review Board

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board is holding a regular meeting to review applications for modifications, business signs, commercial changes, fences/walls/berms, extensions of time, and certificates of occupancy. The agenda lists numerous properties with specific owners and locations, indicating a busy session of design and compliance reviews.

• Modification for Alan Cohen at 31 Wainscott Hollow Road, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-196-1-11.2)
• Business sign application for Dime Bank at 1 Carl Fisher Plaza, Montauk (SCTM# 300-49-3-19)
• Changes to commercial for Beachcomber Ltd. at 727 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk (SCTM# 300-48-8-22.1)
• Fence/wall/berm applications for multiple properties including John Collier at 11 Saddle Lane, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-73-5-13)
• Certificate of occupancy requests for Montauk Community Church (850 Montauk Highway) and others

The Architectural Review Board approved several applications, including modifications for Alan Cohen, new constructions for Michael Frishberg, Max Levai, Rouhama Dahan, and others, and issued certificates of occupancy for multiple properties. Several applications were tabled for further review, including 8 Sayre's Path LLC, Dime Bank, and John Collier, among others.

• Approved Alan Cohen modification clarification (unanimous)
• Approved Michael Frishberg application with pool house/lighting deferred (unanimous)
• Approved Max Levai application as presented (unanimous)
• Approved Rouhama Dahan application as presented (unanimous)
• Approved Beachcomber Ltd. commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved ARF Phase II application (unanimous)
• Approved Michael Damien Ward application (unanimous)
• Approved Robert Nicoletti application with fencing conditions (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Montauk Planning Board is reviewing multiple site plan applications and a subwaiver request at its January 13, 2021 meeting. Items include a subwaiver for 294 Abrahams Path, site plans for properties on South Euclid Avenue, East Hampton House pool, ARF Phase II, Accabonac Grove Cemetery Expansion II, and Elmwood Apartment. The board will decide or discuss these applications.

• Subwaiver review for 294 Abrahams Path, LLC
• Site plan review for 92 South Euclid Avenue
• Site plan review for East Hampton House pool
• Site plan review for ARF Phase II
• Site plan review for Accabonac Grove Cemetery Expansion II

Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board

This meeting of the Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board has no agenda available. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes, indicating the meeting is likely procedural or that details are not publicly provided.

• No agenda items listed

Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing local issues including the Southfork Wind Farm, possible incorporation, East Hampton Airport, and the Wainscott Sand and Gravel site. The agenda includes liaison reports and subcommittee updates, with no formal votes or decisions listed.

• Southfork Wind Farm discussion
• Incorporation discussion
• East Hampton Airport update
• Wainscott Green/Rick Del Mastro Park update
• Wainscott Sand and Gravel update

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee unanimously approved December minutes and voted to retain its traditional Saturday morning meeting schedule. The committee decided to write a letter to the Town Board reiterating requests to delay signing any easement agreement with the South Fork Wind Farm developer until the Public Service Commission rules on the Certificate of Need. The remainder of the agenda was tabled to the February meeting.

• Approved December minutes (unanimous)
• Voted to retain Saturday morning meetings (unanimous)
• Decided to write letter to Town Board on wind farm easement
• Tabled remaining agenda to February 6 meeting

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee

The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee elected Diane Hausman as Chair and Marcy Wilkov Waterman as Recording Secretary, both unanimously. The committee also discussed beach safety measures, wind farm hearings, and COVID testing updates, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Elected Diane Hausman as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Marcy Wilkov Waterman as Recording Secretary (unanimous)
• Adopted December meeting minutes (motion by A. Harris, seconded by T. Creel)