East Hampton Town, NY

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting to consider a series of resolutions, including several personnel appointments, professional service contracts, and budget modifications. The agenda includes appointments of environmental analysts and other staff, a contract for engineering services at boat ramps, and adjustments to various departmental budgets. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Retain L.K. McLean Associates for engineering inspection of Gann Road and Head of the Harbor Boat Ramps, not to exceed $8,600.
• Appoint Andrew Drake as Senior Environmental Analyst (Community Preservation) and Samir Younes as Senior Environmental Analyst (Aquaculture), retroactive to Aug 10, 2026.
• Appoint Mark Abramson as Assistant Environmental Protection Director, Mellissa McCarron and Tyler Borsack as Principal Environmental Analysts, and several Environmental Analysts, all retroactive to Aug 10, 2026.
• Approve Senior Nutrition Program 52nd Anniversary / Over 90 Luncheon, with catering and entertainment not to exceed $6,310.
• Amend Fire Marshal training resolution to increase not-to-exceed amount from $2,700 to $3,420 for Fire Marshal Fritz Riege.

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on two applications seeking Natural Resources Special Permits and variances for construction near freshwater and tidal wetlands. One applicant wants to build a garage and retain a deck and fence at 29 South Forrest St, Montauk; the other seeks to demolish and rebuild a residence at 15 Breeze Hill Road, Springs. The board will also discuss a post-hearing decision on a large residential project at 273 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk, and review draft minutes from August 18.

• Danny Gillen: 305 sq. ft. garage, 1st story deck and fence to remain within 89.2' and 66.3' of freshwater wetland (100' setback required) at 29 South Forrest St, Montauk
• 15 Breeze Hill Road LLC: demolish existing residence, build 2,724 sq. ft. home with pool and I/A sanitary system 164' from tidal wetland (200' required) at 15 Breeze Hill Road, Springs
• Kevin Gaddi post-hearing decision: 3,366 sq. ft. residence with pool, pool house, and nine variances for wetland and front-yard setbacks at 273 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting for a work session. The main item is a resolution to accept a scenic and conservation easement at 23 Glenway in Springs, following a public hearing. The board will also receive bids, liaison reports, and may discuss other resolutions.

• Accept grant of scenic and conservation easement at 23 Glenway, Springs (SCTM #300-103-9-13.001) from Leigh Cohen and Erica Fleischman
• Public hearing on the easement was held September 3, 2026
• Bids presented by Jeanne Carroza
• Liaison reports from board members

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board is holding a work session and regular meeting to discuss and potentially approve several site plans and special permits. Items include a storage facility, a condo conversion, a restaurant modification, and a cemetery modification. The board will also adopt minutes from a prior meeting.

• Southampton Masonry Storage Bins Site Plan – W. Edwards/East Hampton/B. Siska
• 79 South Emerson Condo Conversion Site Plan/Special Permit – C. Stoecker/Montauk/R. Jones
• Este Restaurant Site Plan Modification – S. Lewis/Montauk/A. Warren
• Most Holy Trinity Cemetery Site Plan/Special Permit Modification Resolution of Approval – W. Edwards/East Hampton/R. Jones
• Adoption of Minutes for August 5, 2026

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for five residential property requests. The board is considering variances for pool equipment, cabana placements, and construction near wetlands. One item involves an appeal of a building permit issued by the Chief Building Inspector.

• 11 N Cape Ln, East Hampton: Variance for pool equipment to be 16.2’ from side yard lot line
• 21 Oceanview Terrace, Montauk: Modification to allow 5 poolside cabanas and a shed closer to the bluff
• 143 Mulford Avenue, Amagansett: Natural Resources Special Permit for a 1,601 sq. ft. residence and sanitary system near wetlands
• 370 Cranberry Hole Road, Amagansett: Natural Resources Special Permit for a 4,420 sq. ft. residence and clearing of beach vegetation
• 75 Cove Hollow Road, East Hampton: Appeal of Building Permit #78689 for a 375 sq. ft. accessory building

The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals held public hearings and made decisions on several applications. They approved a variance for pool equipment at 11 N Cape Ln, a modification for cabanas at 21 Oceanview Terrace, and a certificate of occupancy for 60 S Forrest Street. The board also approved multiple resolutions and an extension of time for a 2019 determination.

• Approved variance for pool equipment at 11 N Cape Ln (unanimous)
• Approved modification for cabanas at 21 Oceanview Terrace (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for 60 S Forrest Street (unanimous)
• Approved extension of time for 116 Navy Road (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 48 Agnew Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 22 Shore Road (3-0, Mehring recused)
• Approved resolution for 114 Neck Path (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 248 Old Stone Highway (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting to discuss bids, receive liaison reports, and vote on resolutions. Two resolutions are on the agenda: one authorizes payment of a past-due invoice to Baseline King Corporation for airport retainage, and the other modifies the airport budget to cover unexpected repairs. The meeting also includes a public portion and an executive session.

• Authorize payment of $8,589.00 to Baseline King Corporation (Invoice No. 8521) for past due retainage under BID #EH23-019
• Budget modification: decrease contingency by $10,000 and increase subcontractor costs by $10,000 for airport repairs

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session and adopted six resolutions unanimously, including payments, appraisals, budget modifications, and ARB appointments. The board discussed two draft options for a Springs library parking lot (33 or 21 spaces) and heard public comment both supporting and opposing the plan. No final decision was made on the parking lot or other discussed topics.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1235 authorizing payment to Baseline King Corporation (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1236 authorizing appraisal at 62 Bow Oarsmans Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1237 budget modification for Airport (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1238 budget modification for Finance Department unemployment insurance (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1239 appointing ARB members (unanimous)
• Discussed Springs library parking lot draft plan with two layout options (33 or 21 spaces), no decision

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will consider several applications including a business sign for The Shop at 472 Old Stone Hwy, fence/wall/gate proposals at three properties, a commercial change for Springs Brewery, and four agricultural overlay requests. The board will also approve minutes from the July 23, 2026 meeting.

• Business sign application for The Shop at 472 Old Stone Hwy, East Hampton
• Fence/wall/gate applications for Steven Allen (9 Eau Claire St), Robin Weingast (31 Dennistoun Dr), and Yevgeniya Godenberg (1926 Montauk Hwy)
• Change to commercial for Springs Brewery at 847 Fireplace Road
• Agricultural overlay requests for Ella & Lola LLC (10 Roberts Lane), Joseph Kazickas Trust (337 Town Lane), 248 Town Lane LLC (248 Town Lane), and 10 Fireplace LLC (10 Springs Fireplace Road)

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from its July 23, 2026 meeting. It approved business signs for The Shop, fences for Steven Allen and Robin Weingast, a change to commercial for Springs Brewery, and agricultural overlays for Ella & Lola LLC, Joseph Kazickas Trust, and 10 Fireplace LLC. Two fence submissions were deemed incomplete, and one agricultural overlay was postponed by the applicant.

• Approved minutes from the July 23, 2026 meeting.
• Approved business sign for The Shop at 472 Old Stone Hwy, East Hampton.
• Approved fence for Robin Weingast at 31 Dennistoun Drive, Amagansett.
• Deemed incomplete fence submissions for Steven Allen and Yevgeniya Godenberg.
• Approved change to commercial for Springs Brewery at 847 Fireplace Road, East Hampton.
• Approved agricultural overlay for Ella & Lola LLC at 10 Roberts Lane, East Hampton.
• Approved agricultural overlay for Joseph Kazickas Trust at 337 Town Lane, Amagansett.
• Postponed agricultural overlay for 248 Town Lane LLC; approved for 10 Fireplace LLC.

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is holding a work session to discuss bids and consider resolutions, including approval of a special warrant for $109,425.54. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major policy decisions listed.

• Special Warrant - SW HOPPER: $109,425.54
• Bids discussion led by Jeanne Carroza
• Public portion via phone

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session with no final votes on policy topics, but adopted eight resolutions unanimously. Discussions covered a proposed deer management survey, a tree protection code recommendation, a rent-restricted employer-sponsored housing law, and an amendment to lawn irrigation rules. The board also went into executive session to discuss CPF, personnel, litigation, and legal advice.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1227 Special Warrant - SW HOPPER (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1228 Authorize Employee Training - Office of Fire Marshal (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1229 Authorize Payment - Suffolk County Water Authority (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1230 Approve Water Quality Project for Drainage Assessment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1231 Approve EHTPS Trail Plan at Former Bustamante Property (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1232 Exterior Carpentry Allowance - Carl Fisher House Restoration (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1233 Accept Resignation of Part-Time Court Officer (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1234 Approval for Reimbursement of Montauk Music Festival Clean-Up Deposit (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will conduct public hearings regarding amendments to the Town Code concerning stormwater discharge and emergency turnarounds in common driveways. The board will also consider resolutions for a new building plans examiner, a police retirement payout, and engineering services.

• Public hearing to amend Chapter 220 regarding stormwater discharge permitting
• Public hearing to amend Chapter 220 regarding emergency turnarounds in common driveways
• Provisional appointment of Joseph Miller as Building Plans Examiner at $73,569.39 annually
• Retirement payout of $155,525.57 to retired Police Sergeant Bradley Rozzi
• Contract with LK McLean Associates for small engineering projects not to exceed $20,000 for FY2026

The East Hampton Town Board held a regular meeting on August 6, 2026, adopting all 47 resolutions on the agenda unanimously, with Deputy Supervisor David Lys absent. The board also closed two public hearings on stormwater discharge and emergency turnarounds in common driveways, with no public comment. The public portion included extensive resident concerns about water contamination at the Cove Hollow battery storage facility, a proposed parking lot near Pussy's Pond, and the purchase of properties at 549 and 550 Wainscott Northwest Road.

• Approved Warrant No. 8A - claims totaling $3,248,089.83 (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution to amend Chapter 220 on stormwater discharge permitting (hearing closed, no vote recorded)
• Adopted resolution to amend Chapter 220 on emergency turnarounds in common driveways (hearing closed, no vote recorded)
• Approved RFP for appraisal services for CPF and Housing & Community Development (unanimous)
• Accepted bid for tractor for Parks & Recreation from All Island Equipment Corp. (unanimous)
• Rejected bid EH26-031 for Springs Park Restoration (unanimous)
• Rescinded Resolution 2026-1107 (unanimous)
• Authorized license agreement with Sound Aircraft Services for airport parking spaces (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a regular meeting and work session to finalize site plan reviews, including modifications for the Most Holy Trinity site and pergola at 137 Main Street. The board will also discuss a subwaiver modification resolution and adopt minutes from the July 22, 2026 meeting.

• Most Holy Trinity Site Plan/Special Permit Modification (wrap-up)
• 137 Main Street Pergola Site Plan review
• 400 Hands Creek Road Site Plan review
• Nicholson Subwaiver Modification Resolution to Modify Approval
• Adoption of Minutes for July 22, 2026

The Board agreed that the Most Holy Trinity site plan/special permit modification is ready for approval, with conditions including installation of a bamboo root barrier and mulching to manage invasive species, and no second public hearing required. The Board also discussed but did not vote on site plans for 137 Main Street (pergola) and 400 Hands Creek Road (barn), issuing conditions for each. A typographical error in a prior subwaiver modification resolution was corrected unanimously.

• Agreed Most Holy Trinity site plan ready for approval with bamboo root barrier and mulching conditions (unanimous)
• Corrected typo in Nicholson Subwaiver Modification Resolution, changing adjacent property tax map number (unanimous)
• Adopted road assignment for 38 Glenmore Avenue, Montauk (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of July 22, 2026 as written (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is holding a work session where the main agenda item is a resolution to accept a scenic and conservation easement from David Cohen for property at 9 South Ferncroft Place. A public hearing was held on July 16, 2026. The board will also discuss bids, liaison reports, and other resolutions.

• Acceptance of a scenic and conservation easement at 9 South Ferncroft Place (SCTM #300-28-3-45) from grantor David Cohen

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session and adopted six resolutions unanimously, including appointing an Arts Council member, revising the landfill fee schedule, authorizing a trip to the National Lifeguard Championships, accepting a conservation easement, approving special events, and authorizing police training. No substantive decisions were made beyond these procedural approvals; public comments raised concerns about property purchases, neighborhood disturbances, affordable housing, and a restaurant's operations.

• Appointed 1 additional member to the E.H. Arts Council Committee (5-0)
• Revised the 2026 Fee Schedule B for the Town of East Hampton Landfill (5-0)
• Authorized trip to the USLA National Lifeguard Championships 2026 (5-0)
• Accepted grant of a scenic and conservation easement at 9 S. Ferncroft Pl. (5-0)
• Approved various special events for August & September 2026 (5-0)
• Authorized employee training for the Police Department (5-0)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session to review administrative applications and post-hearing decisions. The board is considering several requests for Natural Resources Special Permits and variances related to wetland setbacks and residential construction.

• Edge Capital LLC: Proposal for a 4 ft. wide wooden walkway and beach access staircase at 2128 Montauk Highway, Amagansett
• Patrick Brennan: Request for a Natural Resources Special Permit and nine variances for decking and patio work at 48 Agnew Ave, Montauk
• Peter Bickford: Request for a Natural Resources Special Permit and five variances for roof dormers and a generator at 248 Old Stone Highway, Springs
• Kenneth & Margaret Farrell: Appeal of a stop work order at 75 Ely Brook to Hands Creek Road, East Hampton
• 114 Neck Path LLC: Appeal of a stop work order at 114 Neck Path, Springs

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved an administrative application for a wooden walkway and beach access in Amagansett. The board also voted to reopen the record for the Building Department regarding a property on Ely Brook to Hands Creek Road. Several other applications were discussed with varying member opinions on approval or denial.

• Approved administrative application for Edge Capital LLC to construct a 4 ft. wide wooden walkway and beach access staircase (unanimous)
• Approved the existing stone patio for Patrick Brennan at 48 Agnew Ave
• Approved the submission for Peter Bickford at 248 Old Stone Highway
• Upheld the stop work order for 114 Neck Path LLC
• Approved the submission for Oren Sendowski at 61 Seaside Avenue
• Denied the submission for Kevin Gaddi at 273 Old Montauk Highway (majority)
• Approved motion to reopen the record for two weeks for the Building Department to respond to a letter from Kenneth & Margaret Farrell (unanimous)
• Approved draft minutes from July 28, 2026 (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings regarding a stop work order appeal and two property variance requests. The board will also conduct a work session for administrative applications and post-hearing decisions.

• Appeal of a stop work order for 114 Neck Path LLC at 114 Neck Path, Springs
• Variance request for pool equipment at 11 N Cape Ln, East Hampton
• Natural Resources Special Permit and wetland setback variance for 61 Seaside Avenue, Montauk
• Cancelled public hearing for Art Gardens LLC at 209 Three Mile Harbor-Hog Creek Hwy, Springs

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a modification for Bluff Road Associates and a resolution for Brett Loscalzo. The board partially denied a modification request for Bob MCEntee and determined that a modification for the Marram Hotel requires a public hearing.

• Approved modification for Bluff Road Associates (325 Bluff Road)
• Approved resolution for Brett Loscalzo (149 Mulford Lane)
• Approved partial modification for Bob MCEntee (22 Shore Road); denied driveway, stairs, and stone walkways
• Decided Marram Hotel (21 Oceanview Terrace) modification must go to a hearing
• Closed public hearing for Peter Bickford (248 Old Stone Highway)
• Closed public hearing for Kenneth & Margaret Farrell (75 Ely Brook to Hands Creek Road) and kept record open through July 28, 2026
• Kept record open until July 28, 2026 for Kevin Gaddi (273 Old Montauk Highway)
• Approved draft minutes from July 7, 2026

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board met to consider several pending applications. The board will review a commercial change request for the Sea Crest Clubhouse, a fence and wall proposal, and two Certificate of Occupancy requests. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the July 9, 2026 board meeting.

• Commercial change application for Sea Crest Clubhouse, 2166 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-110-1-12)
• Fence, wall, gate, and berm application for Chloe Gottlieb, 19 Harbor View Drive, East Hampton (STM# 300-94-7-8)
• Certificate of Occupancy issuance for Alex deHavenon, 4 Lynda Lane, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-117-2-16.1)
• Certificate of Occupancy issuance for Wainscott Farm View LLC, 6 Osborn Farm Lane, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-197-8-10)
• Approval of minutes from the July 9, 2026 Architectural Review Board meeting

The Board approved a commercial change for a clubhouse in Amagansett and a fence application in East Hampton. A Certificate of Occupancy for a property on Lynda Lane was also approved. One submission for a property in Wainscott was administratively postponed.

• Approved minutes from July 9, 2026 meeting
• Approved commercial change for Sea Crest - Clubhouse at 2166 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett
• Approved fence submission for Chloe Gottlieb at 19 Harbor View Drive, East Hampton
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Alex deHavenon at 4 Lynda Lane, East Hampton
• Administratively postponed submission for Wainscott Farm View LLC at 6 Osborn Farm Lane, Wainscott

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold public hearings and a work session to consider several development applications, including the 45 South Euclid II site plan, a condo conversion at 79 South Emerson, and a Porzio subwaiver. The board will also discuss an urban renewal road assignment for 25 Harbor Boulevard, Springs, and adopt the minutes from the July 8, 2026 meeting.

• 45 South Euclid II Site Plan – W. Edwards/Montauk/B. Siska
• 79 South Emerson Condo Conversion Site Plan/Special Permit – C. Stoecker/Montauk/R. Jones (adjourned at request of applicant)
• Porzio Subwaiver – S. Lewis/Wainscott/J. Fowkes
• 25 Harbor Boulevard, Springs (Stephen Zukas) Urban Renewal Road Assignment
• Adoption of minutes for July 8, 2026

The Board adopted a road assignment for an Urban Renewal project at 25 Harbor Boulevard. During work sessions, the Board established specific requirements for a site plan at 45 South Euclid and a subdivision waiver for the Porzio properties.

• Adopted road assignment for 25 Harbor Boulevard, Springs (5-0)
• Approved waiver of open space design standards for Porzio subwaiver
• Determined no archaeological study is necessary for Porzio subwaiver
• Agreed to charge fees in lieu of parking for 45 South Euclid II project
• Adjourned 79 South Emerson Condo Conversion site plan at applicant's request
• Adopted July 8, 2026 minutes as amended (5-0)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting to discuss bids and review resolutions. The board is considering the acceptance of a scenic and conservation easement for a property in Springs.

• Acceptance of a Scenic and Conservation Easement at 450 Old Stone Highway, Springs

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session and adopted nine resolutions unanimously, with Councilmember Cate Rogers absent. Key actions included accepting a scenic and conservation easement at 450 Old Stone Highway, adopting a SEQRA negative declaration for a new accessory staff housing use, releasing securities for Beach House Development LLC, accepting a grant assistance proposal from L.K. McLean Associates, approving a budget modification for the Town Attorney, accepting an HVAC bid from Best Climate Control Corp., rescinding a prior resolution authorizing Rigano, LLC for airport subcontractors, and retaining Rigano, LLC as airport counsel for 2026. The board also heard presentations on beach safety, septic incentives, senior technology services, and capital projects, but no other substantive decisions were made.

• Accepted scenic and conservation easement at 450 Old Stone Highway (unanimous)
• Adopted SEQRA negative declaration for accessory staff housing zoning amendment (unanimous)
• Released security for Beach House Development LLC URP 8 in EH-15 (unanimous)
• Released security for Beach House Development LLC URP 2 in EH-15 (unanimous)
• Accepted L.K. McLean Associates grant assistance proposal (unanimous)
• Approved budget modification for Town Attorney claims (unanimous)
• Accepted HVAC bid from Best Climate Control Corp. for communication towers (unanimous)
• Rescinded Resolution 2026-1098 and retained Rigano, LLC as airport counsel (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The Town Board will hold public hearings regarding conservation easements and a proposed zoning amendment for employer-sponsored housing. The meeting includes several personnel appointments and budget adjustments for legal and engineering services.

• Public hearing to amend Chapter 255 (Zoning) for Rent-Restricted Employer Sponsored Housing
• Increase of expenditure cap for Rigano, LLC general counsel services from $10,000 to $50,000
• Supplemental fee not to exceed $6,000 for L.K McLean Associates for Town Hall Window & Facade Project
• Acceptance of Scenic and Conservation Easement at 9 S. Ferncroft Pl.
• Appointment of Joseph Loffreno as Automotive Equipment Operator at $62,874.03 annually

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions, including approval of a $9,205,472.19 utility claim and several service contracts. It also appointed new staff, approved special events for July and August, and terminated the seasonal lifeguard position. All actions were adopted with either unanimous votes or a 3‑to‑0 vote after a recusal.

• Approved $9,205,472.19 utility claim (unanimous)
• Appointed Full‑Time Automotive Equipment Operator, Joseph Loffreno (unanimous)
• Accepted bid EH26-036 for food delivery from Mivila Foods of NY, Inc. (unanimous)
• Accepted bid #EH26-035 for food service/kitchenware from Sam Tell and Son Inc. and W.B. Mason (unanimous)
• Approved various special events for July & August 2026 (adopted as amended, 3‑to‑0; David Lys recused)
• Terminated seasonal lifeguard in the Recreation Department (unanimous)
• Amended Resolution 2026-1027 – title change (unanimous)
• Authorized payment to Briscoe Protective (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on four items: three appeals of stop work orders and one application for a Natural Resources Special Permit with five variances near freshwater wetlands. The board will also conduct a work session on administrative applications and post-hearing decisions.

• Kenneth & Margaret Farrell: appeal of stop work order at 75 Ely Brook to Hands Creek Road, East Hampton (3.5 acres, A3 Residence Zone).
• Carlo La Ruffa: appeal of stop work order at 20 Hoppin Ave, Montauk (7,320 sq. ft., B Residence Zone).
• Richard Rivero & John Hollingsworth: appeal of stop work order at 198 Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Highway, Springs (47,530 sq. ft., A Zone).
• Peter Bickford: request for Natural Resources Special Permit and 5 variances to construct dormers and generator near freshwater wetlands at 248 Old Stone Highway, Springs (setback variances from 100' wetland buffer and front yard setbacks).

The Zoning Board approved the Bluff Road Associates modification. It denied the driveway, stairs, and stone walkways for the Bob McEntee application while approving the remaining changes. The board closed the public hearings for the Farrell and Bickford applications and kept their records open until July 28, 2026. It also approved draft minutes and a resolution for Brett Loscalzo.

• Approved Bluff Road Associates modification (unanimous)
• Denied driveway, stairs, stone walkways for Bob McEntee; approved other changes
• Marram Hotel modification sent to a future hearing
• Closed Farrell public hearing; record open until July 28, 2026
• Closed Bickford public hearing; record closed
• Kept Kevin Gaddi record open until July 28, 2026
• Approved draft minutes of July 7, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved Brett Loscalzo resolution (Mehring abstained)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will discuss infrastructure projects, including living shorelines in Montauk and road work at 33 Harbor View Drive. The board is deciding on several resolutions regarding grant acceptance, personnel appointments, and environmental declarations.

• Acceptance of a $500,000 DASNY grant for Georgica Pond water infrastructure renovation
• Funding of $11,801.90 for EV charging stations in Amagansett Municipal Parking Lot
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 220 Sub-Division of Land regarding discharges and emergency turnarounds
• Appointment of James Kiley to the Zoning Board of Appeals
• Amended negative declaration for emergency communications upgrades at 365 Montauk Highway, 103 Flaggy Hole Road, and 103 Washington Ave

The East Hampton Town Board approved a grant agreement for the Georgica Pond water infrastructure renovation and appointed volunteer ocean rescue members. The board also adopted an amended negative declaration for emergency services communications upgrades and accepted a memorial bench donation. A caller requested the rescission of resolutions for two Wainscott Stone Road parcels, but the board did not act on the request.

• Appointed 2026 East Hampton Volunteer Ocean Rescue Members (Unanimous)
• Accepted grant agreement with DASNY for Georgica Pond water infrastructure renovation (Unanimous)
• Adopted amended resolution for Clean Energy Communities (Unanimous)
• Accepted donation of memorial bench from Bettina Zimny (Unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of ZBA Member (Unanimous)
• Appointed new ZBA Member (Unanimous)
• Authorized appraisal for 29 Boatheaders Lane (Unanimous)
• Adopted amended negative declaration for Emergency Services Communications Upgrade (Unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will hold a regular meeting to review several applications, including a fence at 18 Ashwood Court in Amagansett, an agricultural overlay at 48 Sayres Path in Wainscott, and two requests for extension of time. The board will also approve minutes from the June 25, 2026 meeting.

• Fence, wall, gates & berms application: Richard Doty at 18 Ashwood Ct, Amagansett
• Agricultural Overlay application: 48 Sayres Path LLC at 48 Sayres Path, Wainscott
• Extension of Time: Wainscott Farm View LLC at 6 Osborne Farm Lane, Wainscott
• Extension of Time: Cilvan Realty, LLC at 44 Three Mile Harbor Rd, East Hampton

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board met on July 9, 2026, to review various applications. The Board approved an agricultural overlay submission for 48 Sayres Path LLC in Wainscott and granted extension of time requests for both Wainscott Farm View LLC at 6 Osborne Farm Lane and Cilvan Realty, LLC at 44 Three Mile Harbor Rd. A fence, wall, gate, or berm submission for Richard Doty at 18 Ashwood Ct was deemed incomplete.

• {'action': 'Approved', 'item': 'Minutes from the June 25, 2026 meeting', 'details': 'Motion by Vice Chair Britton; seconded by Member Benson; all members in favor.'}
• {'action': 'Approved', 'item': 'Agricultural Overlay: 48 Sayres Path LLC (48 Sayres Path, Wainscott)', 'details': 'Motion by Vice Chair Britton; seconded by Member Benson; all members in favor.'}
• {'action': 'Approved', 'item': 'Extension of Time: Wainscott Farm View LLC (6 Osborne Farm Lane, Wainscott)', 'details': 'Motion by Member Bickford; seconded by Vice Chair Britton; all members in favor.'}
• {'action': 'Approved', 'item': 'Extension of Time: Cilvan Realty, LLC (44 Three Mile Harbor Rd, East Hampton)', 'details': 'Motion by Chair Rae; seconded by Vice Chair Britton; all members in favor.'}
• {'action': 'Deemed Incomplete', 'item': 'Fences, Walls, Gates & Berms: Richard Doty (18 Ashwood Ct, Amagansett)', 'details': 'Submission was deemed incomplete.'}

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a work session and regular meeting. Items include a wrap-up of the Most Holy Trinity Cemetery site plan/special permit modification, a site plan modification for Maidstone Acres II, an adjourned LongHouse Reserve semi-public facility site plan, and a subdivision modification resolution for Prospect Hill. The board will also consider a site plan/special permit modification extension for Cilvan Realty, LLC, and an urban renewal road assignment for 25 Harbor Boulevard in Springs. Minutes from June 17, 2026 will be adopted.

• Most Holy Trinity Cemetery Site Plan/Special Permit Modification (wrap-up) – W. Edwards/East Hampton
• Maidstone Acres II Site Plan Modification – C. Stoecker/Springs
• Prospect Hill Final Subdivision Modification Resolution Amending Approval – S. Lewis/Montauk
• Cilvan Realty, LLC Site Plan/Special Permit Modification Resolution for Extension of Time – E. Schantz/East Hampton
• 25 Harbor Boulevard, Springs (Stephen Zukas) Urban Renewal Road Assignment

The Board approved a final subdivision modification for Prospect Hill and an extension of time for Cilvan Realty, LLC. During the work session, the Board requested various plan revisions for Duryea's ADA walkways, Most Holy Trinity Cemetery, and Maidstone Acres II.

• Approved Prospect Hill Final Subdivision Modification Resolution (6-0)
• Approved Cilvan Realty, LLC extension of time resolution (6-0)
• Tabled 25 Harbor Boulevard Board of Review (6-0)
• Adopted June 17, 2026 minutes (6-0)
• Requested parking and site plan revisions for Duryea's ADA Compliant Walkways
• Determined Most Holy Trinity Cemetery application requires a modified plan and potential second hearing
• Required additional sanitary, elevation, and lighting details for Maidstone Acres II
• Supported modification of building envelope and covenants for Drumm Subwaiver

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session to discuss administrative applications and post-hearing decisions. Key items include a modification of a prior determination for 22 Shore Road, Amagansett, to allow as-built structures on dunes and tidal wetlands, and several variance requests for construction near freshwater wetlands. The board will also consider an extension of time for a 2011 determination.

• Post-hearing decision on Bob McEntee: modification of 2023 determination to allow as-built structures including planter, driveway, decking, pool/spa, and clearing limits at 22 Shore Road, Amagansett
• Administrative application by Murphy: construct pool and hot tub on parcel within freshwater wetland jurisdiction at 34 Hoppin Ave, Montauk
• Post-hearing decision on 24 Cross Highway LLC: variance for driveway setback from bluff crest at 24 Cross Highway, Amagansett
• Post-hearing decision on Patrick Brennan: nine variances sought for structures within freshwater wetland and yard setbacks at 48 Agnew Ave, Montauk
• Post-hearing decision on Fairy Landing LLC: variances to construct new residence near tidal wetlands at 140 Gerard Drive, Springs

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals approved several administrative applications, variance requests, and time extensions for residential properties across East Hampton, Amagansett, and Springs. The board denied two requests to adjourn upcoming public hearings and directed staff to require a new application for one modification request at 29 Seaview Ave. It also ratified the June 23 draft minutes and approved five resolutions as written. These decisions directly affect local property development timelines, wetland setback compliance, and hearing schedules for residents.

• Approved administrative application for pool/patio at 34 Hoppin Ave, Montauk (unanimous)
• Opened record to accept additional materials for Bob McEntee at 22 Shore Road, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Denied requests to adjourn public hearings for Farrell and La Ruffa properties (unanimous)
• Directed staff to require a new application for LAMMTK LLC modification at 29 Seaview Ave, Montauk
• Approved time extension for Joslin Lions Head at 154 Isle of White, Springs (unanimous)
• Ratified draft minutes from June 23 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions as written for five properties including 195 Marine Blvd and 65 Dunes Lane (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will hold a work session to discuss building department operations, emergency communications, and street lighting, and to vote on several resolutions. Key actions include a budget modification reallocating $416,808 from the Septic System Rebate Program to Water Quality Improvement Grants, a $30,000 contract for historic preservation consulting at Edwards House, and an urban renewal map amendment subdividing a parcel. The board will also accept a scenic conservation easement in Montauk and approve a $7,995 irrigation contract for Fort Hill Cemetery.

• Budget modification: $416,808 shifted from septic rebates (CA8802.54322) to water quality grants (CA8802.54323)
• Retain Robert Hefner for Edwards House restoration at 127 Squaw Rd., Springs, up to $30,000
• Amend Urban Renewal Map MN-4 to subdivide parcel 55 into two residential lots (URP 55A and 55B)
• Accept scenic and conservation easement at 240 West Lake Drive, Montauk (SCTM 300-12-4-28.1)
• Accept $20,000 security from Joseph Messina for roadwork on URP 51 at 85 Fort Pond Boulevard, Springs

The Town Board discussed emergency communications upgrades, building department operations, and a proposed change to the building permit issuance code removing the 15-day deadline. It then adopted eight main resolutions unanimously, including retaining a historic preservation consultant, modifying the CPF water quality budget, approving a subdivision and conservation easement, and renewing the Cablevision franchise. In later additional resolutions, it defeated a seasonal surf lesson special event permit (2-3), approved denial of fitness class permits (3-1) and a shuttle service for the US Open (unanimous), and authorized legal action against the owners of 8 Old Montauk Highway (4-1).

• Retained historic preservation consultant for Edwards House restoration (unanimous)
• Budget modification for CPF Water Quality (unanimous)
• Amended UR Map to subdivide lot (unanimous)
• Accepted scenic/conservation easement at 240 West Lake Drive, Montauk (unanimous)
• Renewed Cablevision cable franchise agreement (unanimous)
• Defeated seasonal MYC Private Surf Lessons Special Event Permit 2026 (2-3)
• Approved Pop Up Wrkout LLC denial of permits for fitness classes (3-1)
• Authorized legal action against owners of the Ranch at 8 Old Montauk Highway (4-1)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is voting on several resolutions, including amending the bond for the Montauk Playhouse project to increase the total authorized bonds to $5,732,400 and the estimated maximum cost to $14,162,400. The board will also approve warrants totaling $4,512,269.56 in claims and $57,328.74 in utility claims, accept a bid for roll-off containers, and authorize a senior fitness class contract and a promotion. Other items include a budget modification and a contract amendment for legal filing services.

• Amend bond resolution for Montauk Playhouse: increase bond authorization from $5,500,000 to $5,732,400, total project cost now $14,162,400
• Approve Warrant No. 7A: claims of $4,512,269.56 and utility warrant of $57,328.74
• Accept bid of Vasso Waste Systems, Inc. for roll-off containers: $85,925 for seven 40-cubic-yard containers
• Approve Wellness 60+ Fit for Life class contract with Rachel Fresa: $100 per class, total not to exceed $2,600
• Promote Edgar Alvarez to Labor Crew Leader in Sanitation Department at $43.5340/hour ($90,550.72 annually)

The board adopted over 30 resolutions covering departmental budget adjustments, personnel actions, and housing assistance. These approvals fund daily town operations, expand summer recreation staffing, provide down payment help for local buyers, and update workplace policies.

• Approved $4,512,269.56 in claims and utility warrants (unanimous)
• Adopted budget modifications for Finance, Highway, and Housing departments (unanimous)
• Awarded first-time homebuyer down payment assistance to five residents (unanimous)
• Accepted sanitation roll-off container bid from Vasso Waste Systems, Inc. (unanimous)
• Rejected SYA HVAC improvement bid for Springs Youth Association (unanimous)
• Appointed seasonal lifeguards, recreation aides, and a part-time harbormaster (unanimous)
• Amended Montauk Playhouse bond resolution to $5,500,000 (unanimous)
• Adopted workplace policy on gender-based violence and announced police academy appointments (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will consider several applications, including a historic district review for 840 Springs Fireplace Road, a change to commercial use for Amagansett Dunes, and multiple fence, gate, wall, and berm proposals. The board will also approve minutes from the June 11, 2026 meeting.

• Historic District: 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC at 840 Springs Fireplace Rd, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-62-7-2.3)
• Change to Commercial: Amagansett Dunes at 379 Bluff Road, Unit 226, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-190-2-16.2)
• Fences, Gates, Walls & Berms: 127 Six Pole LLC at 127 Six Pole Hwy, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-133-1-41) and Phoenix House at 95 Industrial Road, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-191-2-1)
• Agricultural Overlay: 3J51 Wainscott Hollow LLC at 51 Wainscott Hollow Rd, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-196-1-20)
• Business Sign: Jade Space at 786 Montauk Hwy, Montauk (SCTM# 300-49-4-2)

The Architectural Review Board approved five applications unanimously: a business sign for Jade Space, a change to commercial for Amagansett Dunes, a historic district approval for 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC, fences for two properties, and a certificate of occupancy inspection. One agricultural overlay application for 51 Wainscott Hollow Rd was deemed incomplete and will require additional information. The board also approved the minutes from the June 11, 2026 meeting.

• Approved business sign for Jade Space at 786 Montauk Hwy (unanimous)
• Approved change to commercial for Amagansett Dunes at 379 Bluff Road, Unit 226 (unanimous)
• Approved historic district application for 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC (unanimous)
• Approved fences, gates, walls & berms for 127 Six Pole LLC at 127 Six Pole Hwy (unanimous)
• Approved fences, gates, walls & berms for Phoenix House at 95 Industrial Road (unanimous)
• Deemed incomplete agricultural overlay application for 3J51 Wainscott Hollow LLC; additional info required
• Approved certificate of occupancy inspection for Estate of Susan Dougherty at 44 Jonathan Drive (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three applications for Natural Resources Special Permits and variances affecting wetlands, bluff crests, and lot lines. The board will also consider a request to keep the record open for the Hampton Racquet project and vote on resolutions and minutes.

• 24 Cross Highway LLC: variance of 14.2' to construct driveway 60.8' from bluff crest where 75' required in Amagansett
• Fairy Landing LLC: variances for new 1,023 sq ft residence and decking 54.7' from tidal wetland where 100' required in Springs
• Patrick Brennan: nine variances for decking, patio, A/C units, and LP tanks near freshwater wetlands and lot lines at 48 Agnew Ave, Montauk
• Cancelled public hearing for Rosemarie Caputo at 165 S Fairview Ave, Montauk (wetland and front yard variances)
• Hampton Racquet: request to keep record open 30 days for 172 Buckskill Road, East Hampton

The Zoning Board of Appeals held public hearings regarding residential and driveway applications. The board approved six written resolutions and voted to keep the record open for a post-hearing decision regarding Hampton Racquet.

• Closed public hearing for 24 Cross Highway LLC (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Fairy Landing LLC; record remains open until July 7 (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Patrick Brennan (unanimous)
• Extended record for Hampton Racquet for 30 days plus two weeks for department responses (unanimous)
• Approved June 9 draft minutes (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 42 OMH LLC (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 176 Deforest Road LLC (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Thomas Wandzilak (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will hold public hearings on three items: a subdivision lot map amendment, renewal of the Cablevision (Altice) franchise agreement, and a scenic and conservation easement at 240 West Lake Drive in Montauk. The board will also vote on resolutions including approval of warrants totaling over $3.1 million, software maintenance contracts, and several seasonal and full-time appointments.

• Public hearing: Amend UR Map MN-4, URP 55 for lot subdivision
• Public hearing: Renewal of franchise agreement with Cablevision Systems East Hampton Corp. (Altice)
• Public hearing: Grant of scenic and conservation easement at 240 West Lake Drive, Montauk
• Warrant approval: $3,158,415.94 claims and $39,487.35 utility warrants
• Accept bid for Fort Hill Cemetery interment and maintenance contract: $94,193.71 total over three years

The Town Board adopted a local law amending the definition of affordable housing unit in the zoning code, with Councilmember Calder-Piedmonte voting no (3-1). The board also approved numerous routine resolutions including warrants, appointments, bids, and agreements. Public comments raised concerns about PFPRA water contamination and the affordable housing code's limitations.

• Adopted local law amending affordable housing definition (3-1)
• Approved Warrant No. 6B for $3,158,415.94 plus utility warrant (unanimous)
• Authorized ESRI ArcGIS maintenance agreement (unanimous)
• Appointed three student interns to Aquaculture Department (unanimous)
• Accepted bid for Fort Hill Cemetery interments & maintenance (unanimous)
• Accepted bids for surplus oyster seed and personal watercraft (unanimous)
• Retained engineering services for Montauk Playhouse playground upgrade (unanimous)
• Authorized NYS CFA application for Lt. Lee Hayes Youth Park (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a site plan/special permit modification for Most Holy Trinity Cemetery. The work session includes discussions on several site plans, including a wrap-up for Highlands at Devon subdivision and comments on rent-restricted employer-sponsored housing. The regular meeting will vote on resolutions of approval for Springs Brewery, Bonac Rooster lot line, Wainscott Wombles II, and Highlands at Devon.

• Public hearing: Most Holy Trinity Cemetery Site Plan/Special Permit Modification
• Work session: Rent-Restricted Employer-Sponsored Housing – Comments to Town Board
• Regular meeting: Springs Brewery Site Plan/Special Permit Resolution of Approval
• Work session: The Highlands at Devon Final Subdivision Modification wrap-up
• Regular meeting: Bonac Rooster Lot Line Modification Resolution of Approval

The Planning Board approved a site plan and special permit for the Springs Brewery, a new retail establishment with limited seating and restrictions against bar/tavern operation. The board also approved lot line and subdivision modifications for Bonac Rooster, Wainscott Wombles II, and The Highlands at Devon. Two work sessions were adjourned at the applicants' request. The board closed a public hearing for Most Holy Trinity Cemetery and adopted the minutes of June 3, 2026.

• Approved Springs Brewery site plan/special permit (unanimous)
• Approved Bonac Rooster lot line modification (unanimous)
• Approved Wainscott Wombles II site plan modification (unanimous)
• Approved The Highlands at Devon final subdivision modification (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Most Holy Trinity Cemetery site plan modification (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of June 3, 2026 (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board holds a work session with discussions on the ADU Construction Loan Pilot Program and Chapter 255 accessory staff housing after a public hearing, plus several resolutions including promoting Richard Normoyle Jr. to Chief Building Inspector at $140,000 and authorizing legal action at 435 East Lake Drive, Montauk. The board will also consider accepting a bid for uniforms, amending a water quality grant, and appointing new WQTAC members.

• Discuss ADU Construction Loan Pilot Program recommendation
• Discuss Chapter 255 Accessory Staff Housing after hearing
• Promote Richard Normoyle Jr. to Chief Building Inspector at $140,000 salary
• Authorize Town Attorney to seek injunctive relief for property at 435 East Lake Drive, Montauk
• Amend water quality grant for 151 North Main Street, increasing award to $35,216

The East Hampton Town Board adopted multiple resolutions during its June 16, 2026 work session, including amendments to water quality grants and the authorization of legal action regarding a property at 435 East Lake Drive. The meeting also included public comments on water safety and discussions on park development and housing.

• Amended Resolution 2026-270 (unanimous)
• Amended Resolution 2026-988 (unanimous)
• Appointed additional member to 2026 WQTAC (unanimous)
• Amended Resolution 2026-945 for water quality grant at 151 North Main Street (unanimous)
• Accepted Cityscape Consultants 2026 proposal (unanimous)
• Promoted Richard Normoyle Jr. to Chief Building Inspector (unanimous)
• Authorized legal action against occupants of 435 East Lake Drive (unanimous)
• Authorized employee agreement (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from May 28, 2026, and consider several applications. Items include business sign requests for Black Cat's and LuLuMAR in Montauk, a fence/wall/gate/berm application for Bart's Paw LLC in Amagansett, and certificate of occupancy inspections for two properties in Wainscott.

• Business sign application for Black Cat's at 213 Edgemere Street, Montauk (SCTM# 300-27-2-19)
• Business sign application for LuLuMAR at 92 S Euclid Avenue, Montauk (SCTM# 300-49-1-15)
• Fence, walls, gates & berms application for Bart's Paw LLC at 472 Further Lane, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-172-5-25.1)
• Certificate of occupancy inspection for Rodella Residence at 10 Rolling Woods Ct, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-156-1-6.44)
• Certificate of occupancy inspection for Salt Parks LLC at 16 Association Road, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-200-3-27.2)

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board met on June 11, 2026, and unanimously approved five applications. The board authorized business signs for two Montauk locations, a fence in Amagansett, and certificates of occupancy for two Wainscott properties. These approvals allow property owners to install signage, construct fencing, and legally occupy residential units in East Hampton. The board also ratified its May 28 minutes before closing at 4:40 PM.

• Approved business sign application for Black Cat's at 213 Edgemere Street, Montauk
• Approved business sign application for LuLuMAR at 92 S Euclid Avenue, Montauk
• Approved fence submission for Bart's Paw LLC at 472 Further Lane, Amagansett
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Rodella Residence at 10 Rolling Woods Ct, Wainscott
• Approved certificate of occupancy for Salt Parks LLC at 16 Association Road, Wainscott
• Approved minutes from the May 28, 2026 meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will discuss and potentially vote on several items, including a resolution authorizing the closing on the acquisition of 549 & 550 Wainscott Northwest Road for $3,975,000 from the Community Housing Fund. Other notable agenda items include a discussion on sanitation fees, a resolution to appropriate $25,000 from the Refuse and Recycling Capital Reserve for a hauling vehicle, acceptance of a scenic and conservation easement at 51 East Lake Drive in Montauk, and several housing-related actions.

• Authorize closing on acquisition of 549 & 550 Wainscott NW Road for $3,975,000 from Community Housing Fund
• Appropriate $25,000 from Refuse and Recycling Capital Reserve for purchase of hauling vehicle (Bid# EHWY 26-51)
• Accept scenic and conservation easement at 51 East Lake Drive, Montauk (SCTM 300-20-2-16) from Jonathan E. Goldman Trust
• Renew agreement with EUNA Solutions (Questica) for budget software support at $23,856.26
• Budget modification to increase Community Housing Fund by $430,000 for real property purchase

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-996 authorizing the closing on the acquisition of two parcels at 549 and 550 Wainscott Northwest Road using Community Housing Fund proceeds, despite public objections. The board also unanimously adopted seven other resolutions, including budget modifications, grant acceptance, and equipment acquisition. One resolution (2026-990) was withdrawn. Discussion included paddle craft safety, a draft code for rent-restricted employer-sponsored housing, and sanitation fee increases.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-996 authorizing closing on acquisition of 549 & 550 Wainscott NW Road using Community Housing Fund (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-987 renewing agreement with EUNA Solutions (Questica) for 2026-2027 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-988 amending Resolution 2026-60 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-989 accepting scenic and conservation easement at 51 East Lake Drive, Montauk (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-991 authorizing appraisal for SCTM 300-144.1-1-11 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-992 authorizing air quality testing at 54 Tub Oarsmans (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-993 budget modification for Community Housing Fund (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-994 appropriating capital reserve funds for equipment acquisition (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session to deliberate and vote on seven post-hearing decisions involving variances and Natural Resources Special Permits for residential projects near wetlands. Applications include requests to construct pools, decks, additions, and accessory structures with setbacks from wetlands and property lines. The board will also consider interpretations, modifications, extensions, and resolutions from previous determinations.

• Leigh Cohen and Erica Fleischman: 23 Glenway, Springs – 8 variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit for a pool, deck, sauna, and driveway extension near freshwater wetlands.
• Howard Morse: 24 Oyster Shores Road, East Hampton – Variances and NRSP for a pool, propane tank, and existing structures near tidal wetlands.
• 65 Dunes Lane LLC: 65 Dunes Lane, Amagansett – Variances from coastal setbacks to allow decking and additions near barrier dunes.
• Maio Trust: 96 Marine Boulevard, Amagansett – Multiple variances and NRSP for a 2nd-story addition, roof deck, and existing structures near wetlands.
• Natalie Barth: 14 Cowhill Ln, Wainscott – Variance to allow a pool patio 11.1 feet from rear yard lot line where 20 feet is required.

The board reviewed seven applications for zoning variances and special permits related to pools, setbacks, and wetland compliance. It approved most requests, denied two in full, and split decisions on two others. The board also approved time extensions for two prior determinations, designated a wetland stabilization project as an unlisted action, and approved three resolutions. These outcomes determine which property modifications proceed, which setback rules are waived, and how long applicants have to complete approved projects.

• Approved pool and setback variances for 62 Franklin Dr, Montauk
• Approved pool patio variance for 14 Cowhill Ln, Wainscott
• Approved pool deck and setback variances for 24 Oyster Shores Rd, East Hampton
• Approved decking and construction variances for 65 Dunes Lane, Amagansett
• Approved partial variances for 96 Marine Blvd, Amagansett
• Denied application for 83 Cliff Rd, Amagansett
• Approved time extensions for 57 Hampton Lane, Amagansett and 59 Seaside Ave, Montauk
• Designated wetland stabilization project at 85 Louse Point Rd as unlisted action

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will hold public hearings on four items: launching an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) construction assistance pilot program, amending zoning to allow accessory staff housing, granting a scenic easement at 51 East Lake Drive in Montauk, and removing four properties from the Airport Layout Plan. The board will also consider resolutions including approval of claims totaling over $2 million, contracts for ADA website compliance and a senior tech literacy program, temporary appointments, and budget modifications.

• Public hearing to launch Accessory Dwelling Unit Construction Assistance Pilot Program
• Public hearing to amend Chapter 255 (Zoning) to allow Accessory Staff Housing
• Public hearing for scenic and conservation easement at 51 East Lake Drive, Montauk
• Public hearing on removal of 131 Wainscott NW Road, 75 Industrial Road, 91 Industrial Road, and 93 Industrial Road from Airport Layout Plan
• Warrant No. 6A approval of claims $1,928,605.10 and utility warrant $86,881.55

The East Hampton Town Board held four public hearings on June 4, 2026, including launching an accessory dwelling unit construction assistance pilot program, amending zoning for accessory staff housing, granting a scenic easement on East Lake Drive, and removing four properties from the Airport Layout Plan for affordable housing. No votes were taken on these proposals. The board unanimously adopted 28 routine resolutions covering claims, appointments, bid notices, and CPF water quality awards.

• Approved Warrant 6A for $1,928,605.10 and Utility Warrant 6A for $86,881.55 (unanimous)
• Appointed Aubrie Izzo as Temporary Assistant Emergency Preparedness Coordinator (unanimous)
• Rejected bid #EH26-027 for roll-off containers (unanimous)
• Authorized CPF Water Quality Awards for seven projects, including Clear Bays Environmental and 51 N Main Street (unanimous)
• Appointed seasonal lifeguards to Recreation Department (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of Custodial Worker I Cristina Leon Saldana (unanimous)
• Authorized payment to PSEG via four separate resolutions (unanimous)
• Accepted proposal for construction support for NY 27 rest stop stormwater abatement from D&B Engineers (unanimous)