East Hampton Town public meetings in 2025

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session to review administrative applications, post‑hearing decisions, and other matters. A motion will be considered to declare the Nigel Curtiss application at 393 Cranberry Hole Road, Amagansett complete and ready for a hearing. The board will also adopt resolutions for several property owners listed on the agenda.

• Motion to deem Nigel Curtiss application (393 Cranberry Hole Road, Amagansett) complete for hearing
• Resolution for Marine 51 LLC – 51 Marine Blvd., Amagansett
• Resolution for Al Capra – 235 Fairview Ave., Montauk
• Resolution for 33 Surf LLC – 33 Surf Drive, Amagansett
• Resolution for Scott Aucker – 70 Cliff Road, Amagansett

The Zoning Board deemed Nigel Curtiss’s application for 393 Cranberry Hole Road complete and set it for a hearing. The Board then approved ten resolutions for various properties, including Marine 51 LLC, Al Capra, 33 Surf LLC, and others, with all members voting in favor. The meeting was adjourned at 2:24 PM.

• Deemed Nigel Curtiss application (393 Cranberry Hole Rd.) complete, move to hearing (unanimous)
• Approved Marine 51 LLC resolution for 51 Marine Blvd. (unanimous)
• Approved Al Capra resolution for 235 Fairview Ave. (unanimous)
• Approved 33 Surf LLC resolution for 33 Surf Drive (unanimous)
• Approved Scott Aucker resolution for 70 Cliff Road (unanimous)
• Approved Nina Rachel Lederman & Rowena Lagumbay Arguelles Trust resolution for 39 Old Fireplace Rd. (unanimous)
• Approved Charlie O FP LLC resolution for 59 Sandcastle Ln. (unanimous)
• Approved MONTAUK007668, LLC resolution for 33 N Surfside Ave. (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved several financial items, including payment of a $2,136,533.22 utility warrant and a $54,326.64 utility warrant. It renewed software licensing agreements with Harris Govern ($170,865) and Tyler Technologies ($143,717.53) for 2026. The Board also encumbered $3,900,000 from the 2025 Community Preservation Fund for historic restoration of the Carl Fisher House at 44 Foxboro Road, and retained consultant Robert Hefner for the Edwards House project up to $9,000.

• Approve payment of $2,136,533.22 utility warrant and $54,326.64 utility warrant (Resolution 2025-1646)
• Renew Harris Govern Land Management software license for 2026 at total $170,865.00 (Resolution 2025-1647)
• Renew Tyler Technologies MUNIS support for 2026 up to $143,717.53 (Resolution 2025-1648)
• Encumber $3,900,000 from 2025 CPF budget for Carl Fisher House restoration at 44 Foxboro Road (Resolution 2025-1655)
• Retain historic preservation consultant Robert Hefner for Edwards House restoration up to $9,000 (Resolution 2025-1656)

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a series of resolutions covering financial claims, budget modifications, service contracts, personnel actions, and zoning updates. Key actions included approving over $2.1 million in utility claims and authorizing agreements for technology and GIS services. The board also approved budget changes for the Sanitation Department and Montauk Playhouse, and appointed seasonal staff and consultants. All votes were recorded as unanimous.

• Approved $2,136,533.22 utility claim and $54,326.64 warrant (unanimous)
• Authorized agreement with Tyler Technologies, Inc. for 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Nearmap US Inc. GIS aerial imagery subscription for 2026 (unanimous)
• Adopted budget modification for the Sanitation Department (unanimous)
• Appointed seasonal snow removal driver Jeffrey Bline (unanimous)
• Terminated seasonal lifeguards in the Recreation Department (unanimous)
• Approved special event Montauk Plunge for January 2026 (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning amendment to allow new affordable multiple residence use (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will consider several development proposals, including scheduling public hearings for the Sea Crest Pool and Shed site plan and the Surf Club 4 phased site plan. It will also vote on a subwaiver approval for the MacDonald Griffin project and discuss proposed code changes for accessory dwelling units. Additional subwaiver and site plan items will be reviewed in the work session.

• Sea Crest Pool and Shed Site Plan – Resolution to schedule public hearing
• Surf Club 4 Phased Site Plan – Resolution to schedule public hearing
• MacDonald Griffin Subwaiver – Resolution of approval
• 176 Town Lane Subwaiver – work session item
• Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) Proposed Code Changes – comments to Town Board

The Planning Board approved the MacDonald Griffin Subwaiver Resolution of Approval. It assumed lead agency status for the 176 Town Lane and 9 South Ferncroft subwaivers, adding easement and slope waivers. The Board scheduled public hearings for the Sea Crest Pool and Shed and the Surf Club 4‑Phased projects. It also adopted a road assignment, approved prior meeting minutes, and adjourned the session.

• Adopted MacDonald Griffin Subwaiver Resolution of Approval (motion passed, all members in favor)
• Assumed lead agency status for 176 Town Lane Subwaiver and required a scenic easement
• Assumed lead agency status for 9 South Ferncroft Subwaiver, waived driveway slope requirement, approved individual driveways, access easement, scenic easement, small interior slopes, and Urban Renewal Map Modification
• Scheduled public hearing for Sea Crest Pool and Shed Site Plan (motion passed, all members in favor)
• Scheduled public hearing for Surf Club 4‑Phased Site Plan (motion passed, all members in favor)
• Adopted road assignment for Marcin Los property (motion passed, all members in favor)
• Approved minutes from December 3, 2025 (motion passed, all members in favor)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:51 p.m. (motion passed, all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will consider several service contracts for cemeteries and housing program properties. The board is also reviewing a 2026 update for the CPF Water Quality Improvement Plan and recommendations for special events codes.

• Annual Sidewalk Contract awarded to Stasi Industries Inc. for $166,402.50
• Distribution of $19,710.28 in Turkey Run for Fun proceeds to four local food pantries and Meals on Wheels
• Cemetery monument repairs: $6,800 for Burying Ground Preservation Group and $3,280 for Peconic Monument Works
• Additional $8,100 for Granicus software services for the Town Clerk's office
• Acceptance of a donated memorial bench for the end of Flaggy Hole Road

The East Hampton Town Board adopted several resolutions to accept proposals for cemetery repairs, a memorial bench donation, and a budget modification for the Turkey Run fundraiser, all with unanimous votes. It also approved cleaning service contracts for gutter cleaning and specific properties, and authorized an annual sidewalk contract and a payment to the Justice Court. Additional unanimous resolutions covered a technical services MOU, hazardous waste collection, and a stormwater project change order.

• Resolution 2025-1631: Accept proposal from Burying Ground Preservation Group for Amagansett Cemetery (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1632: Accept proposal from Peconic Monument Works for cemetery memorial repairs (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1633: Accept donation of memorial bench from Marisa Foster-Moore (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1634: Budget modification & distribution of 2025 Turkey Run proceeds (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1637: Authorize gutter cleaning services (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1638: Authorize cleaning services for 19 Joshua Edwards Court (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1644: Accept bid #EH25-049 for annual sidewalk contract with Stasi Industries Inc. (adopted unanimously)
• Resolution 2025-1645: Issue payment to Justice Court (adopted unanimously)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session on December 16, 2025. The board will consider administrative applications including a coastal access staircase and bluff restoration at 642 Old Montauk Hwy, a bulkhead reconstruction at 187 Three Mile Harbor‑Hog Creek Road, and a house relocation at 58 Hedges Banks Drive. It will also make post‑hearing decisions on several Natural Resources Special Permit requests and related variances for properties such as 51 Marine Blvd., 235 Fairview Ave., 33 Surf Dr., 70 Cliff Rd., and 39 Old Fireplace Rd. Additional items include a modification of a 2016 determination for 835 Montauk Highway and a boat basin enlargement with bulkhead and dredging at Gardiners Island.

• Zephyrus Partners LLC: legalize and reconstruct coastal access staircase, reduce footprint, and restore bluff at 642 Old Montauk Hwy (SCTM#300-71-1-6).
• Trunzo: bulkhead reconstruction at 187 Three Mile Harbor‑Hog Creek Road, Springs (SCTM#300-77-5-11).
• Marine 51 LLC: NRSP and variances for deck replacement, pool deck, gas line, and driveway walls at 51 Marine Blvd., Amagansett (SCTM#300-179-01-07).
• Al Capra: NRSP and four variances for deck addition, hot tub, outdoor shower, and window well at 235 Fairview Ave., Montauk (SCTM#300-019-07-6.2).
• Gardiners Island: boat basin enlargement, new bulkhead, dredging, and 109 sq. ft. wetland fill; board to declare Type I Action (SCTM#300-203-3-1).

The Zoning Board approved administrative applications for Zephyrus Partners, Trunzo, and STP Hedges to move forward administratively. It also approved Natural Resources Special Permits and required variances for several property owners, including Marine 51 LLC, Al Capra, and others. Finally, the Board voted to designate itself as the lead agency for the Gardiners Island boat‑basin enlargement, making the project a Type I SEQRA action.

• Approved Zephyrus Partners LLC administrative application (unanimous)
• Approved Trunzo bulkhead reconstruction administrative application (unanimous)
• Approved STP Hedges LLC administrative application (unanimous)
• Approved Marine 51 LLC NRSP and three variances (unanimous)
• Approved Al Capra NRSP and four variances (unanimous)
• Approved Gardiners Island boat‑basin enlargement as lead agency and Type I SEQRA action (unanimous)
• Approved modification of Proto with hearing set for Jan 6 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Jordan Brink and Ilnez Salehi (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will meet to review applications for business signage, zoning changes, fences, and agricultural overlays. The board will also consider issuing Certificates of Occupancy and provide comments to the Town Board.

• Review business sign application for Street Food at 99 Carl Fisher Plaza
• Review zoning change application for Naturally Good at 38 S Etna Ave
• Review fence and wall applications for properties on Town Line Road and Hands Creek Road
• Review agricultural overlay applications for properties on Long Lane and Main St.
• Consider issuing Certificates of Occupancy for properties on Greentree Ct. and South Lake Drive

The board approved the minutes from the November 13, 2025 meeting. It approved several applications including a street‑food sign, commercial changes for Naturally Good and Driftwood Apartments, fence and wall projects, agricultural overlays, and certificates of occupancy for two properties. Some submissions were postponed or deemed incomplete. The meeting was adjourned at 5:56 PM.

• Approved November 13, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Street Food sign at 99 Carl Fisher Plaza, Montauk (unanimous)
• Approved commercial change for Naturally Good, 38 S Etna Ave, Montauk (unanimous)
• Approved commercial change for Driftwood Apts., 2178 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Approved fence project for Wankel Trust, 28 Ashwood Ct, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for Rojas Rafael Liv Tr, 157 Long Lane with scenic easement conditions (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Sandra Chesin, 12 Greentree Ct, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Pharao Beach Inc., 3 South Lake Drive, Montauk (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will adopt several resolutions, including retaining L.K. McLean Associates to provide construction support services for the West Lake Stormwater Improvement Project for up to $32,000. The board will also approve special event permits for community fundraisers and holiday activities in December and January. Additional budget modifications will adjust funding for aviation fuel sales, office equipment purchases, and online legal services. Topics such as water‑quality programs and accessory dwelling unit requirements will be discussed during the session.

• Accept L.K. McLean Associates proposal for West Lake Stormwater Improvement construction support services, total not to exceed $32,000
• Approve special event permits: Deck the Farm (367 Main St, Amagansett), Holiday Boat Parade Viewing Party (541 East Lake Dr, Montauk), Wainscott Polar Bear Plunge (Beach Lane Beach, Wainscott)
• Budget modification: increase aviation fuel revenue and expense lines by $138,000
• Budget modification: reallocate $416 from MTA Tax Due to Office Equipment
• Budget modification: shift $1,827 from Longevity to Online Law Services for Town Attorney

The East Hampton Town Board adopted five resolutions, all unanimously. They retained L.K. McLean Associates for West Lake Stormwater construction support services up to $32,000. They approved three special event permits for December 2025 and January 2026. They approved budget modifications for airport fuel revenue and expenses, purchasing department equipment, and the Town Attorney A Fund.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-1626 to retain L.K. McLean Associates for West Lake Stormwater construction support (up to $32,000) – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1627 approving three special event permits for Dec 2025‑Jan 2026 – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1628 budget modification increasing airport fuel revenue and expense by $138,000 – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1629 budget modification reallocating $416 from tax due to office equipment purchase – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1630 budget modification for the Town Attorney (A Fund) – unanimous

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold scheduled public hearings for three residential projects seeking Natural Resources Special Permits and variances. It will also consider post‑hearing decisions on several applications that request variances for wetlands and flood‑zone setbacks. A previously scheduled public hearing for a demolition and new construction at 165 S Fairview Ave. was cancelled.

• Cancelled hearing: Rosemarie Caputo, 165 S Fairview Ave., Montauk – NRSP and eight variances
• Public hearing: Jeffrey & Kim Wieland, 170 Marine Blvd., Amagansett – NRSP and one variance
• Post‑hearing decision: MONTAUK007668, LLC, 33 N Surfside Ave., Montauk – NRSP and wetland variances
• Application: 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC, 840 Springs Fireplace Rd., Springs – NRSP for new house, pool, deck
• Application: 20 Ocean LLC, 20 Ocean Ln., Amagansett – NRSP and roof‑height variance

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved multiple applications, including an environmental assessment and negative declaration for the Goldman Trust project and closed its public hearing. It also closed the Charlie O FP LLC hearing, approved a shed permit at 12 S Etna Pl, and granted approvals for MONTAUK007668, LLC, 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC, 20 Ocean LLC (with scenic easement and revised revegetation plan), and a patio variance for Jordan Brink and Ilnez Salehi.

• Approved EAF and Negative Declaration for Goldman Trust (all members in favor)
• Closed Goldman Trust public hearing, record open until Jan 6 (all members in favor)
• Closed Charlie O FP LLC public hearing (all members in favor)
• Approved shed application at 12 S Etna Pl (all members in favor)
• Approved MONTAUK007668, LLC application (members spoke to approve)
• Approved 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC application (members spoke to approve)
• Approved 20 Ocean LLC project with scenic easement and revised revegetation plan (members spoke to approve)
• Approved patio variance for Jordan Brink and Ilnez Salehi (members spoke to approve)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved paying $30.05 million in claims and utility bills, rejected a sanitation bid, and adopted a local law clarifying rules for tent permits. The board also scheduled a public hearing for a proposed management plan for Hog Creek South End Preserves.

• Approval of $30,042,736.78 in claims and $48,793.23 in utility bills
• Adoption of Local Law amending Chapter 141-9(D)(21) regarding tent permits
• Rejection of bid EH25-045 for Sanitation Scale Improvements
• Notice to bidders for Food Service & Kitchenware Items (due Jan 8, 2026)
• Public hearing scheduled for Hog Creek South End Preserves Management Plan (Dec 18)

The Town Board adopted a $30,042,736.78 claim payment and a utility warrant. It also approved several contracts, budget modifications, and personnel appointments, all unanimously except one 4‑to‑1 vote on a property acquisition. All resolutions were adopted during the December 4, 2025 regular meeting.

• Approved $30,042,736.78 claim payment and Utility Warrant 12A (unanimous)
• Amended Resolution #1511 (unanimous)
• Adopted bid notice EH25-057 for Food Service & Kitchenware items (unanimous)
• Rejected Sanitation Scale Improvements bid EH25-045 (unanimous)
• Extended Winters Bros. Hauling waste contract (unanimous)
• Budget modification for Fort Hill Cemetery (unanimous)
• Authorized inter‑municipal agreement for Regional Community Preservation Fund (unanimous)
• Approved acquisition and plan amendment for 225 & 227 Gerard Dr. (4‑to‑1)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a public hearing for Land’s End Marina and a regular meeting to vote on several site plan resolutions. The board will also conduct a work session on various subdivision and site plan modifications.

• Public hearing for Land’s End Marina Site Plan/Special Permit
• Resolution of Non-Acceptance of Preliminary SDEIS for Wainscott Commercial Center Preliminary Subdivision
• Resolution to schedule public hearing for Elite Towers at Springs Fire Department wireless facility
• Resolution of Approval for Eco Acres Subwaiver
• Review of 166 Greenwich Street, Montauk Old Filed Map Road Assignment

The Planning Board approved several actions, notably adopting a resolution of non‑acceptance of the preliminary SDEIS for the Wainscott Commercial Center. It also approved the Eco Acres subwaiver, scheduled a public hearing for the Elite Towers wireless facility, and granted extensions of time for the White House Site Plan and Scagnelli subwaiver. Additional items approved were a road assignment for Greenwich Street, adoption of the prior meeting minutes, and closure of the Land’s End Marina public hearing.

• Closed Land’s End Marina public hearing (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution of non‑acceptance of preliminary SDEIS for Wainscott Commercial Center (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution approving Eco Acres subwaiver (unanimous)
• Scheduled public hearing for Elite Towers fire department wireless facility (unanimous)
• Adopted extension of time for White House Site Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted extension of time for Scagnelli subwaiver (unanimous)
• Approved road assignment for 166 Greenwich Street, Montauk (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes from November 19, 2025 (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Town Board is deciding on a local law to amend zoning for personal wireless service facilities. The body is also considering several conservation easements and budget modifications for housing and land management.

• Adoption of local law amending Chapter 255 regarding Tier One personal wireless facilities in street rights-of-way
• Acceptance of scenic and conservation easements at 3 Georgica Association Road and 7 Outlook Avenue
• Budget modification of $150,000 for lot clearing funding in the Community Housing Fund
• Approval of a 1,200-foot trail installation at Al X Hamilton Nature Preserve
• Appointment of Lucas Plitt as Detective with an annual salary of $145,756.12

The board adopted Resolution 2025-1569 to approve a trail installation at Al X Hamilton Nature Preserve. It tabled Resolution 2025-1570 on temporary water‑quality monitoring access. It also adopted Resolution 2025-1571 to accept a grant of a scenic and conservation easement for 3 Georgica Association Road LLC.

• Adopted Trail Installation at Al X Hamilton Preserve (Resolution 2025-1569) – UNANIMOUS (Flight, Lys, Rogers, Calder-Piedmonte, Burke-Gonzalez)
• Tabled Access and Temporary Use for Water Quality Monitoring (Resolution 2025-1570) – UNANIMOUS (Flight, Lys, Rogers, Calder-Piedmonte, Burke-Gonzalez)
• Adopted Grant of Scenic and Conservation Easement for 3 Georgica Association Road LLC (Resolution 2025-1571) – UNANIMOUS

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hear applications seeking variances for construction near wetlands and bluffs, including a cancelled hearing for a Montauk residence. The board will also review administrative applications and approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Cancelled public hearing for 42 OMH, LLC at 42 Old Montauk Highway
• Public hearing for 66 Montauk Highway, LLC variance request
• Public hearing for Scott Aucker's demolition and new construction at 70 Cliff Road
• Work session on administrative applications and post-hearing decisions
• Approval of draft minutes from November 18, 2025

The Zoning Board closed three public hearings and approved the associated applications. It also approved post‑hearing decisions for three residential development projects. The board adopted the draft minutes from the November 18 meeting and approved six listed project resolutions. All motions passed with all members in favor.

• Closed public hearing for 66 Montauk Highway LLC (motion to close, all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Scott Aucker (motion to close, all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Nina Rachel Lederman & Rowena Lagumbay Arguelles Trust (motion to close, all members in favor)
• Approved post‑hearing decision for John & Karen Wesson project (approval, all members in favor)
• Approved post‑hearing decision for Margaret & Richard Hirsch project (approval, all members in favor)
• Approved post‑hearing decision for 621 Lazy Point LLC project (approval, all members in favor)
• Approved draft minutes of the November 18, 2025 meeting (approval, all members in favor)
• Approved six project resolutions (Ana Kenger, Wataview 3 LLC, Sivina Della Motta, KEZ LLC, Alexander Childs‑Maconald, Surf Club at Montauk) (approval, all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved payment of two warrants totaling $3,716,864.85 and adopted a bond authorizing up to $1,097,500 to purchase a wood grinder for the East Hampton Garbage and Refuse District. The board also appointed Craig Fick as Sanitation Supervisor and made several budget modifications, including allocating $12,689.66 from the YMCA reserve for Rec Center improvements and increasing solid waste fees and subcontractor costs. Public hearings on zoning, easements, and other projects were also scheduled.

• Approval of Warrant No. 11B for $3,665,850.93 and Utility Warrant No. 11B for $51,013.92
• Bond resolution authorizing up to $1,097,500 to acquire a wood grinder for the Garbage and Refuse District
• Appointment of Craig Fick as permanent Sanitation Supervisor (effective Nov 7, 2025)
• Budget modification transferring $12,689.66 from YMCA reserve to Rec Center building improvements
• Budget increases: $13,000 for solid waste permits, $250,000 for solid waste fees, and $288,000 for subcontractor costs

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a series of resolutions, including a $1,097,500 bond to increase and improve facilities of the East Hampton Garbage and Refuse District. It also approved utility claims totaling $3,665,850.93 and authorized a budget modification for the Sanitation Department. Additional unanimous actions appointed a Sanitation Supervisor, a Town Maintenance Supervisor, and approved various service contracts and donations.

• Adopted $1,097,500 bond for EH Garbage & Refuse District facilities (unanimous)
• Approved utility claims of $3,665,850.93 (unanimous)
• Authorized transfer from YMCA reserve and budget modification (unanimous)
• Appointed Craig Fick as Sanitation Supervisor (unanimous)
• Appointed Steven O'Brien as Town Maintenance Supervisor (unanimous)
• Approved snow removal contractors and rates for 2025‑2026 season (unanimous)
• Retained historic preservation consultant Robert Hefner for 1880 Julius D. Parsons House (unanimous)
• Accepted donation of trees at 4 Palma Terrace (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a public hearing and conduct a work session on various site plans and subwaivers. The board will also review the completeness of a Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Wainscott Commercial Center.

• Public hearing for MacDonald Griffin Subwaiver in Springs
• Completeness review of Wainscott Commercial Center Preliminary Subdivision SDEIS
• Work session for Elite Towers at Springs Fire Department wireless facility
• Resolution of approval for Hubbard Site Plan in Montauk
• Resolution to schedule public hearing for St. Michael’s Basement Alteration in Amagansett

The East Hampton Town Planning Board approved several site‑plan resolutions, including the Hubbard and Scagnelli projects, and scheduled a public hearing for St. Michael’s basement alteration. It also issued a negative SEQRA declaration for the Elite Towers application and set it for a public hearing. Additional actions included reordering work‑session items, directing revisions for the Wainscott Wombles II plan, and deeming the Wainscott Commercial Center draft environmental statement incomplete.

• Changed order of work‑session applications (unanimous)
• Directed Wainscott Wombles II applicant to submit revised site plan; public hearing status pending (unanimous)
• Declared Eco Acres subwaiver ready for approval pending dedication change (unanimous)
• Issued a negative SEQRA declaration for Elite Towers and set application for public hearing (unanimous)
• Deemed Wainscott Commercial Center pSDEIS incomplete (unanimous)
• Approved Hubbard Site Plan resolution (unanimous)
• Approved Scagnelli Subwaiver Modification resolution (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to schedule public hearing for St. Michael’s Basement Alteration (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Board will adopt a $17,000,000 budget modification to acquire 41 and 47 Cove Hollow Farm Road. It will raise the service cap for the Raynor Group to $60,000 and increase Cityscape Consultants' wireless‑facility design cap to $53,000. Additional actions include appointing the 2025 Community Housing Advisory Board, accepting a $2,000 donation for the Police Department, and approving small budget items for aquaculture training and other departments.

• Approve $17,000,000 land acquisition for 41 & 47 Cove Hollow Farm Road (Resolution 2025-1494)
• Increase Raynor Group services cap to $60,000 (Resolution 2025-1497)
• Amend Cityscape Consultant wireless design guidelines cap to $53,000 (Resolution 2025-1499)
• Appoint members to the 2025 Community Housing Advisory Board (Resolution 2025-1500)
• Accept $2,000 police donation; allocate $1,000 for equipment and $1,000 for medical supplies (Resolution 2025-1502)

The Town Board unanimously adopted a $17,000,000 budget modification to acquire 41 and 47 Cove Hollow Farm Road. It also approved a $475 appropriation for the Aquaculture Reserve, appointed Emily Klein as a provisional Environmental Technician, and accepted the Cityscape Consultant's small wireless facility design guidelines. Additional unanimous resolutions covered security release, service caps, housing advisory board appointments, and a police department donation.

• Adopted $17,000,000 land acquisition budget modification (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Adopted $475 Aquaculture Reserve appropriation (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Appointed Emily Klein as provisional Environmental Technician (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Accepted Cityscape Consultant's small wireless facility design guidelines (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Adopted resolution to release security URP 38 in EH‑12 (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Increased cap for services provided by Raynor Group (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Appointed members to the 2025 Community Housing Advisory Board (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)
• Approved police department donation and budget modification (unanimous, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte absent)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for seven applicants seeking variances and special permits for home additions, decks, and patios. The board will also conduct a work session on administrative applications and review several pending resolutions.

• 33 Surf Drive, Amagansett: Request for a 154.35 sq. ft. deck addition within freshwater wetlands
• 20 Surfside Ave., Montauk: Request for bathroom additions on units 73, 81, and 85 near dunes and wetlands
• 51 Marine Blvd., Amagansett: Request to replace a deck, install a gas line, and construct driveway walls
• 235 Fairview Ave., Montauk: Request for a 270 sq. ft. deck, hot tub, and outdoor shower near wetlands
• 501 Montauk Hwy, East Hampton: Request for seven variances for a screen porch and house/cottage additions

The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously closed public hearings for seven pending applications. It also approved two administrative applications to move forward administratively. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Closed public hearing for 33 Surf LLC (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Jordan Brink & Ilnez Salehi (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Alexander Childs-MacDonald (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Marine 51 LLC (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Surf Club at Montauk (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Al Capra (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Maria Cristina Pieretti (unanimous)
• Approved administrative applications for Jeremy & Kristin Phillips and Jeffrey & Elizabeth Lorell (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will first approve the October 23, 2025 meeting minutes. It will then consider applications to change two properties to commercial use for affordable housing with electric‑vehicle charging: Gansett Green at 531 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett, and Accabonac Apartments at 316 Accabonac Rd, East Hampton. Additional items include fence, wall, and gate permits and certificates of occupancy for several sites.

• Change to Commercial – Gansett Green Affordable Housing EV Charging, 531 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-172-2-33.01)
• Change to Commercial – Accabonac Apartments Housing EV Charging, 316 Accabonac Rd, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-149-2-56.03)
• Fence/Wall/Gate – Guichay Restaurant, 91 Rutland Road, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-24-12-14)
• Fence/Wall/Gate – Oceans Eileen LLC, 5 Eileens Path, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-166-6-7.3)
• Certificate of Occupancy – 130 Bluff Road, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-175-1-38)

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the October 23, 2025 meeting. It approved two affordable‑housing EV‑charging projects, a driveway gate for Guichay Restaurant, and three Certificate of Occupancy applications. One fence submission was deemed incomplete and will receive a follow‑up letter, and another CO application was not ready and the applicant will be notified. The Board will draft a response to a planning project request.

• Approved October 23, 2025 meeting minutes (all members were in favor)
• Approved Gansett Green Affordable Housing EV Charging at 531 Montauk Hwy (all members were in favor)
• Approved Accabonac Apartments Housing EV Charging at 316 Accabonac Rd (all members were in favor)
• Approved Guichay Restaurant driveway gate and columns at 91 Rutland Road (all members were in favor)
• Declared Oceans Eileen LLC fence submission incomplete; applicant will receive a follow‑up letter
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for 130 Bluff Road, Amagansett (all members were in favor)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for 225 Old Montauk Hwy, Montauk (all members were in favor)
• Noted Pharao Beach Inc application not ready for Certificate of Occupancy; applicant will be notified

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will adopt a local law that allows the town to exceed the state‑mandated tax levy limit for the 2026 budget. The board also approves several budget adjustments, appoints a full‑time highway laborer, extends a public internet and camera contract, and accepts easements for dune restoration and pedestrian access.

• Adopt Local Law No. ___ of 2025 to override the tax levy limit for the 2026 budget
• Amend budget: decrease computer/software expenses ($1,000, $1,020, $1,500) and increase furniture & fixtures $3,520
• Appoint Joseph Nesbitt as full‑time Laborer in the Highway Department at $25.5589 hourly ($53,162.51 annually)
• Extend contract with Saunders Broadcasting Corp. for public internet, Wi‑Fi, and visible cameras for two years (April 30 2025 – April 30 2027)
• Accept storm‑damage easement for Ditch Plains Dune Restoration on parcels at 10 & 12 Deforest Road, Montauk

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions, including a local law that overrides the tax levy limit, appointments for a full‑time highway laborer and a building inspector, and easements for the Ditch Plains dune projects. It also approved funding transfers for affordable housing, authorized a contract extension for public internet and cameras, and accepted several personnel resignations and temporary appointments.

• Adopted Local Law Overriding the Tax Levy Limit (unanimous)
• Appointed Joseph Nesbitt as full‑time Highway Department laborer (unanimous)
• Amended Montauk Playhouse Change Order #5 (unanimous)
• Extended contract with Saunders Broadcasting Corp. for public internet, Wi‑Fi, and cameras (unanimous)
• Accepted storm‑damage and pedestrian access easements for Ditch Plains dune projects (unanimous)
• Authorized transfer of funds for affordable housing acquisition at 82 Bow Oarsmans Road (unanimous)
• Approved temporary appointment of a personnel assistant (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of Town Personnel Officer Kathleen Rood (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board scheduled a public hearing for November 20, 2025 to consider acquiring approximately 0.48 acres at 225 & 227 Gerard Drive for up to $1,500,000, plus related costs, and to amend the 2025 Community Preservation Fund Management & Stewardship Plan. The Board also approved payment of Warrant No. 11A for $1,559,490.13 in claims and $57,095.17 for a utility warrant. Additionally, the Board accepted resignations and terminated several part‑time and seasonal recreation department employees.

• Public hearing on Nov 20 to consider acquisition of ~0.48 acres at 225 & 227 Gerard Drive for up to $1,500,000 plus costs
• Approval of Warrant No. 11A: $1,559,490.13 in claims and $57,095.17 utility warrant
• Adoption of revised Community Preservation Project Plan adding ~0.26 acres at 227 Gerard Drive
• Termination of part‑time Recreation Department employees: Jackson Trelease and Zachary Nagle
• Termination of seasonal Recreation Department employees: Megan Donaghy and Melanie Vizcaino

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions, including approval of utility claims totaling $1,559,490.13 and several budget modifications for Human Services, Highway, and other departments. The board also accepted a memorial bench donation, authorized various contract bids, and approved engineering services for park and dune projects. All actions were adopted unanimously with Councilmember Tom Flight absent.

• Approved $1,559,490.13 utility claims (Resolution 2025-1407, unanimous)
• Adopted 227 Gerard Dr. SPH NPH CPF project plan addition (Resolution 2025-1408, unanimous)
• Terminated recreation department employees (Resolution 2025-1410, unanimous)
• Approved budget modification for Human Services (Resolution 2025-1415, unanimous)
• Approved budget modification for Highway Department (Resolution 2025-1420, unanimous)
• Accepted donation of memorial bench from Kim Post (Resolution 2025-1421, unanimous)
• Authorized notice to bidders for annual sidewalk contract (Resolution 2025-1422, unanimous)
• Authorized access and temporary use for water quality improvement project (Resolution 2025-1426, unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will consider several site‑plan resolutions, including approval of the Brisas Padel Courts and Este Restaurant projects. It will also schedule a public hearing for the Land’s End Marina site plan. Additional agenda items cover subwaiver modifications, site‑plan reviews, and comments on affordable housing and gross floor area code changes. The meeting includes public hearings, adoption of minutes, and a Board of Review item.

• Brisas Padel Courts Site Plan – Resolution of Approval
• Este Restaurant Site Plan – Resolution of Approval
• Land’s End Marina Site Plan – Resolution to Schedule Public Hearing
• 316 Accabonac EV Chargers Site Plan – Resolution of Approval
• 12 Garbis Lane (Garbis Lane Shefa LLC) – 280‑a Road Assignment

The Board approved the JHA Main Street Office site plan, waiving the 14‑space parking requirement to 13 spaces and accepting the project as a Type II Action. It also adopted resolutions approving Brisas Padel Courts, Este Restaurant, Kun Subwaiver, 316 Accabonac EV Chargers, and scheduled a public hearing for Land’s End Marina. Additional actions included a negative declaration for the MacDonald Griffin Subwaiver and extending the Bayberry Estates public hearing.

• Approved JHA Main Street Office Site Plan with parking waiver (unanimous)
• Made Negative Declaration for MacDonald Griffin Subwaiver (unanimous)
• Extended Bayberry Estates public hearing an additional week (unanimous)
• Waived parking calculations for Sea Crest Pool and Shed (6‑1)
• Adopted resolution of approval for Brisas Padel Courts (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution of approval for Este Restaurant (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution of approval for Kun Subwaiver (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution of approval for 316 Accabonac EV Chargers (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved an emergency appropriation of $10,000 to each of the Montauk, East Hampton, and Springs Food Pantries, totaling $30,000, to address food insecurity caused by the SNAP suspension. It also authorized emergency pothole repair on Six Pole Highway and appointed a part‑time security guard at $27.50 per hour. Provisional appointments were made for Fire Marshal I Devon Mansir, Jr. at $35.2549 hourly ($73,330.19 annual) and Director of Code Enforcement Russell Young at an annual salary of $115,000.00.

• Appoint part‑time Security Guard Christopher Hansen at $27.50 per hour (budget account A3640.51200)
• Authorize emergency pothole repair on Six Pole Highway retroactive to Oct. 24, 2025
• Allocate $10,000 each to Montauk, East Hampton, and Springs Food Pantries (total $30,000) and modify budget accounts accordingly
• Provisional appointment of Fire Marshal I Devon Mansir, Jr. at $35.2549 hourly ($73,330.19 annual) effective Nov. 3, 2025
• Provisional appointment of Director of Code Enforcement Russell Young at $115,000 annual salary effective Nov. 3, 2025

The Board unanimously adopted a $30,000 emergency appropriation for three local food pantries. It also approved a part‑time security guard position, emergency road repair on Six Pole Highway, and provisional appointments for Fire Marshal I Devon Mansir, Jr. and Director of Code Enforcement Russell Young.

• Appointed Part‑Time Security Guard Christopher Hansen (unanimous)
• Authorized emergency repair of pothole on Six Pole Highway (unanimous)
• Authorized $10,000 each to Montauk, East Hampton, and Springs Food Pantries (total $30,000) (unanimous)
• Provisional appointment of Fire Marshal I Devon Mansir, Jr. (unanimous)
• Provisional appointment of Director of Code Enforcement Russell Young (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for five residential projects seeking variances and Natural Resources Special Permits. The board will also review post-hearing decisions for three properties and consider resolutions for four additional cases.

• 33 N Surfside Ave, Montauk: Request to legalize a walkway and driveway and add a storage shed
• 33 Surf Drive, Amagansett: Proposed 154.35 sq. ft. deck addition
• 840 Springs Fireplace Road, Springs: Proposed 1,439 sq. ft. house and 561 sq. ft. pool
• 20 Ocean Ln., Amagansett: Proposed 552 sq. ft. additions and roof change to flat roof
• 276 Old Montuk Hwy, Montauk: Proposed 3,366 sq. ft. residence and 352 sq. ft. pool

The board approved Hampton Wyeth LLC’s request to keep a 902‑sq‑ft cottage as an accessory structure and replace a fence, with a covenant that the playhouse not become living quarters. It denied Ana Kenger’s application for additions and a roof deck that exceed height and pyramid regulations. The remaining applications were either closed or kept open for further hearing. No vote tallies were recorded for the substantive decisions.

• Approved Hampton Wyeth LLC NRSP and two variances (accessory structure and fence)
• Denied Ana Kenger NRSP and three variances (additions and roof deck)
• Closed public hearing for MONTAUK007668, LLC
• Kept public hearing open for 33 Surf LLC until Nov 18, 2025
• Closed public hearing for 840 Springs Fireplace Road LLC
• Closed public hearing for 20 Ocean LLC
• Left public hearing open for Kevin Gaddi application until Dec 16, 2025

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will approve the minutes from the October 9, 2025 meeting. The board will consider several applications, including commercial use changes for Brisas Padel Courts, Este Restaurant, and Royal Atlantic. Additional items include a fence, wall, gate and berm request, an agricultural overlay request, and three certificates of occupancy.

• Commercial use applications: Brisas Padel Courts (174 Daniels Hole Rd, Wainscott), Este Restaurant (3 S Emery, Montauk), Royal Atlantic (126 S Emerson, Montauk)
• Fence, wall, gate & berm application for 54 Northwest Road, East Hampton
• Agricultural overlay application for 257 Further Lane, East Hampton
• Certificates of occupancy for Maidstone Acres II (28 Maidstone Park Rd, Springs), Beachcomber LTD (727 Old Montauk Hwy, Montauk), and 12 Greentree Ct, Amagansett

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the October 9 meeting. It also approved three commercial use applications, a fence application, an agricultural overlay with a condition, and two Certificate of Occupancy requests. The inspection for one property was postponed.

• Approved minutes from Oct 9, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Brisas Padel Courts commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Este Restaurant commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Royal Atlantic commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved fence application for Brad Bernstein (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for 257 FL LLC pending landscape plan (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Maidstone Acres II (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Beachcomber LTD (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a regular meeting and work session to review site plans for various projects, including EV chargers and subdivisions, and will adopt minutes from a previous meeting.

• Public hearing for Hubbard Site Plan
• 316 Accabonac EV Chargers Site Plan
• Prospect Hill Final Subdivision Modification
• Eco Acres Subwaiver discussion
• Adoption of October 8, 2025 minutes

The Planning Board adopted a resolution to schedule a public hearing on the MacDonald Griffin subwaiver (vote 6‑0). It also closed the Hubbard site hearing (vote 5‑0) and found the 316 Accabonac EV Chargers application complete and ready for approval. The Bonac Rooster lot‑line modification was deemed complete and referred to the ZBA. Minutes from the October 8, 2025 meeting were adopted.

• Adopted MacDonald Griffin subwaiver resolution to schedule public hearing (6‑0)
• Closed Hubbard site hearing after motion (5‑0)
• Declared 316 Accabonac EV Chargers application complete and ready for approval
• Declared Bonac Rooster lot‑line modification complete and referred to ZBA
• Adopted minutes from October 8, 2025 meeting (5‑0)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:05 p.m. (5‑0)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board scheduled a public hearing on November 20, 2025 to consider acquiring a wood grinder for the East Hampton Garbage and Refuse District, with an estimated maximum cost of $1,097,500. The board also approved several resolutions, including senior‑center yoga classes, a stop‑sign amendment, and special event permits. Additional actions included appointing a provisional Buildings Plans Examiner and authorizing a food‑manager training reimbursement.

• Order public hearing (Nov 20, 2025) to consider wood grinder purchase up to $1,097,500 for the Garbage and Refuse District
• Resolution 2025‑1391: Approve senior‑center floor yoga classes at $125 per session, total not to exceed $875
• Resolution 2025‑1394: Adopt local law to install a stop sign on West Gate Road at The Crossways in Wainscott
• Resolution 2025‑1396: Appoint Jacob Sutherland as provisional Buildings Plans Examiner at $28.1234 hourly ($58,496.67 annually)
• Resolution 2025‑1392: Reimburse Rudolph DeSanti $75 for Suffolk County Food Manager training

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions covering wellness yoga instruction, attendance at a food manager training, a memorial bench donation, amendments to traffic stop signs, approval of special events, appointment of a provisional buildings plans examiner, amendment of the volunteer ocean rescue resolution, and an increase and improvement of facilities for the town's garbage and refuse district. Additional resolutions approved the purchase of a jet ski, a notice to bidders for that purchase, and the scheduling of a special meeting on October 30. All actions were adopted unanimously.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-1391 Wellness 60+ Floor Yoga Instruction (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1392 Attendance at Suffolk County Food Manager Training (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1393 Acceptance of memorial bench donation from Patricia DeRosa (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1394 Amendment to local law on stop intersections (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1395 Approval of various special events for Nov‑Dec 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1396 Appointment of provisional buildings plans examiner Jacob Sutherland (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1399 Increase and improvement of facilities for EH Garbage and Refuse District (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1400 Notice to bidders for purchase & delivery of jet ski (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will consider five public hearings for property owners seeking variances to build additions, decks, and pools closer to property lines than town code requires. The meeting will also include a work session on post-hearing decisions and the approval of draft minutes.

• Alexander Childs-MacDonald: 1st-story addition variance at 123 Harbor Blvd
• Margaret and Richard Hirsch: Deck variance at 16 Dune Ln
• Jordan Brink and Ilnez Salehi: Patio variance at 49 Gull Rd
• 621 Lazy Point LLC: Natural Resources Special Permit for tennis court at 621 Lazy Point
• Nanette Johns: Bluff restoration project at 74 Surfside Ave

The board approved the Wataview 3 LLC application, granting a natural resources special permit and two variances with a required vegetative buffer. It denied the swimming‑pool variance for Elizabeth Alexandra Miller. All four scheduled public hearings were closed, and two resolutions (Paul Bronzo Modification and 53 TI Drive LLC) were adopted unanimously.

• Closed public hearing for Alexander Childs‑MacDonald, record open until Nov 18 2025 (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Margaret and Richard Hirsch, record closed (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Jordan Brink & Ilnez Salehi, record open until Nov 18 2025 (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for 621 Lazy Point LLC, record closed (unanimous)
• Denied Elizabeth Alexandra Miller swimming‑pool variance (Chair recused)
• Approved Wataview 3 LLC development with vegetative‑buffer condition (unanimous)
• Approved Paul Bronzo Modification resolution (unanimous)
• Approved 53 TI Drive LLC resolution (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The board will approve payment of $1,304,892.84 and $80,435.78 on Warrant No. 10B and direct the Supervisor to issue the funds. It will set a public hearing for November 20, 2025 to consider a local law amending Chapter 255 (Zoning) to modify accessory dwelling unit requirements. Additional public hearing notices address a traffic‑stop‑intersection amendment and the abandonment of part of Winslow Avenue. The meeting follows standard call‑to‑order and attendance procedures.

• Resolution 2025-1355: Approval of Claims on Warrant No. 10B – $1,304,892.84
• Resolution 2025-1355: Approval of Utility Warrant No. 10B – $80,435.78
• Public hearing notice for amendment to Chapter 255 (Zoning) on accessory dwelling units, scheduled Nov 20, 2025
• Public hearing notice to amend Chapter 240 (Vehicles and Traffic) – Stop Intersections
• Public hearing notice to amend UR Map EH‑6‑2, URP 16 – abandonment of part of Winslow Avenue

The East Hampton Town Board held brief public hearings and then unanimously adopted a slate of resolutions. Decisions covered payment of utility claims, a zoning amendment for accessory dwelling units, several budget modifications, and new bond issuances. No proposals were denied; one bid was rejected.

• Approved $1,304,892.84 utility claims (Resolution 2025-1355, unanimous)
• Adopted local law amendment to Chapter 255 zoning for accessory dwelling units (Resolution 2025-1356, unanimous)
• Approved budget modification for Fort Hill Cemetery (Resolution 2025-1357, unanimous)
• Approved $400,000 bond for various improvements (Resolution 2025-1380, unanimous)
• Approved $131,500 bond for acquisition of radios (Resolution 2025-1381, unanimous)
• Accepted bid EH25-042 for annual sanitation permit printing contract (Resolution 2025-1358, unanimous)
• Rejected bid EH25-015 for Abrahams Path Comfort Station (Resolution 2025-1368, unanimous)
• Authorized partnership for Fire Island Inlet nourishment project (Resolution 2025-1366, unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Board approved extensions of the Peconic Estuary Partnership water‑quality contracts for 2024 ($265,825) and 2025 ($255,000) through Dec. 31 2026. It also adopted a senior wellness nutrition program costing $700, retained a historic preservation consultant for up to $15,000 and a landscaping firm for up to $5,000, and made police department budget adjustments that shift $14,700 from health insurance to training, uniforms and equipment repairs. Additionally, the Board corrected the police RMS system agreement to $80,730 per year and terminated the town’s contract with R2 Architecture.

• Extend CPF Water Quality contracts: 2024 award $265,825 and 2025 award $255,000, both through Dec 31 2026
• Approve senior wellness nutrition classes: 7 sessions at $100 each, total not to exceed $700
• Retain historic preservation consultant Robert Hefner for up to $15,000
• Retain Mickey's Lawnscapes Inc. for historic exploration work up to $5,000
• Police Department budget modification: decrease health insurance $14,700; increase training $4,500, uniforms $5,000, equipment repairs $5,200

The Board adopted several unanimous resolutions, including establishing a leave bank for a Human Services employee, approving wellness classes for seniors, retaining historic‑preservation consultants, modifying the police budget, and terminating the contract with R2 Architecture. Two CPF water‑quality contract extensions were tabled for future consideration.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-1347 – Establish Leave Bank/Share Time for Human Services employee (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1348 – Approve seven senior wellness nutrition classes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1349 – Retain historic preservation consultant Robert Hefner (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1350 – Retain Mickey's Lawnscapes Inc. for historic exploration work (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1352 – Modify Police Department budget (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1354 – Terminate agreement with R2 Architecture (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 2025-1335 – Extend CPF water‑quality contract for 2024 (unanimous, next hearing 10/16/2025)
• Tabled Resolution 2025-1336 – Extend CPF water‑quality contract for 2025 (unanimous, next hearing 10/16/2025)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will approve the minutes from the September 25, 2025 meeting. It will consider three agricultural overlay modification applications for properties on Wainscott Hollow Road, Town Lane, and Fieldview Lane. The board will also consider certificate of occupancy applications for a generator at 354 Town Lane and a farm at 56 Spring Close Hwy. The meeting is scheduled for October 9, 2025 at 4:00 PM in the Town Hall Meeting Room.

• Agricultural overlay modification – Wainscott MTS Holdings LLC, 45 Wainscott Hollow Road (SCTM# 300-196-1-23)
• Agricultural overlay modification – 5 Global Nomads LLC, 360 Town Lane, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-150-3-2.3)
• Agricultural overlay modification – 6 Fieldview Lane, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-159-1-18.29)
• Certificate of Occupancy – generator for Robert Hefner, 354 Town Lane, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-150-3-2.4)
• Certificate of Occupancy – EEB Farms, 56 Spring Close Hwy, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-166-4-3.2)

The Architectural Review Board approved three agricultural overlay modification applications for properties on Wainscott Hollow Road, Town Lane, and Fieldview Lane. It also approved three Certificate of Occupancy applications for a generator and addition at 354 Town Lane and for EEB Farms at 56 Spring Close Hwy. The application for Tony & Claire Florence at 257 Further Lane was administratively postponed. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Agricultural Overlay modification for Wainscott MTS Holdings LLC, 45 Wainscott Hollow Road
• Approved Agricultural Overlay modification for 5 Global Nomads LLC, 360 Town Lane
• Approved Agricultural Overlay modification for 6 Fieldview Lane
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Robert Hefner (generator), 354 Town Lane
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Robert Hefner (addition), 354 Town Lane
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for EEB Farms, 56 Spring Close Hwy
• Postponed submission for Tony & Claire Florence, 257 Further Lane

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will consider multiple site plans and subwaivers. It will vote on a resolution of approval for the 531 Montauk EV Chargers site plan and on resolutions to schedule public hearings for the Elite Towers Tier III Personal Wireless Service Facility, Bayberry Estates subdivision, St. Michael’s basement alteration, and the 267 Accabonac subwaiver.

• Elite Towers at Springs Fire Department Tier III Personal Wireless Service Facility (PWSF) – resolution to schedule public hearing
• 531 Montauk EV Chargers Site Plan – resolution of approval
• Bayberry Estates Preliminary Subdivision – resolution to schedule public hearing
• St. Michael’s Basement Alteration Site Plan – resolution to schedule public hearing
• 267 Accabonac Subwaiver – resolution of approval

The Planning Board adopted the resolution approving the 531 Montauk EV Chargers site plan and the 267 Accabonac Subwaiver. Both motions passed unanimously. The Board also adopted resolutions to schedule public hearings for the Elite Towers wireless facility, Bayberry Estates subdivision, and St. Michael’s basement alteration.

• Approved 531 Montauk EV Chargers Site Plan (unanimous vote)
• Approved 267 Accabonac Subwaiver Resolution (unanimous vote)
• Adopted resolution to schedule public hearing for Elite Towers PWSF
• Adopted resolution to schedule public hearing for Bayberry Estates subdivision
• Adopted resolution to schedule public hearing for St. Michael’s Basement Alteration

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will consider budget modifications for the Recreation and Sanitation departments, a contract extension for water quality work with the Peconic Estuary Partnership, and legal fee increases for airport matters.

• Budget modification: $2,500 for equipment repairs
• Budget modification: $150,000 for building utility costs
• Contract extension: $265,825 for water quality work through 2026
• Contract extension: $255,000 for water quality work through 2026
• Legal fees increase: $175,000 for airport matters

The East Hampton Town Board approved several budget modifications for the Recreation, Buildings & Grounds, and Sanitation departments. It also adopted two road‑widening easements (URP 17 and URP 79D) and approved additional survey work and a Section 8 administrative plan. Two contract extensions for the CPF Water Quality contribution were tabled for further consideration.

• Adopted Budget Modification – Recreation Department (unanimous)
• Adopted Budget Modification – Buildings & Grounds Department (unanimous)
• Adopted Budget Modification – Sanitation Department (unanimous)
• Adopted Road Widening Easement – URP 17 in SP‑2‑1 (unanimous)
• Adopted Road Widening Easement – URP 79D in SP‑2‑2 (unanimous)
• Adopted Additional Survey Work proposal – Walbridge Surveyors (unanimous)
• Adopted Section 8 2026 Administrative Plan (unanimous)
• Tabled Contract Extension – CPF Water Quality Contribution to PEP 2024 (unanimous, next meeting 10/14/2025)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will review several variance and Natural Resources Special Permit applications during its work session. Applicants seek relief from setback and clearing requirements for properties in residential zones and flood zones, including patios, retaining walls, a tennis court, and a reconstruction project on wetland land. The board will also consider a modification of a prior determination and adopt a series of resolutions.

• Jeffrey Minnich – variance to keep patio 13 ft from side yard line at 93 Duryea Ave, Montauk
• Shawn Eckardt – NRSP and setback variance for retaining wall, steps, walkway, fence at 11 Rehan Ave, Montauk
• Jasmine & Emad Khalil – variance for tennis court setback at 84 Northwest Road, East Hampton
• MV Realty Group Corp – multiple variances and NRSP for reconstruction, decking and dormers at 315 Gerard Drive, Springs
• Janice Wilson – variance to exceed clearing limits at 1 Gladstone Place, Montauk

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved several variance and permit applications, including wetland permits for Shawn Eckardt, Jason Goldklang, and MV Realty Group Corp, and a tennis‑court setback variance for Jasmine & Emad Khalil. It denied the patio setback variance for Jeffrey Minnich. The board also approved a clearing variance for Janice Wilson with conditions and a negative SEQRA declaration, and unanimously approved a series of resolutions.

• Jeffrey Minnich patio setback variance denied
• Shawn Eckardt wetland retaining wall permit approved
• Jasmine & Emad Khalil tennis‑court setback variance approved
• Jason Goldklang wetland porch and fence variance approved
• MV Realty Group Corp wetland and beach setback variances approved
• Janice Wilson clearing variance approved with conditions; SEQRA negative declaration approved
• Susan Porter wetland permit and six variances approved
• Various resolutions (Karasyk, Perello, McKinley, etc.) approved unanimously

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board held a special meeting on October 2, 2025 at 2:00 PM in the Town Hall meeting room, 159 Pantigo Road. All five council members and Supervisor Kathee Burke‑Gonzalez were present. The agenda consisted only of an executive session, with no specific items listed.

At the special meeting on Oct 2, 2025, the East Hampton Town Board considered a motion to go into executive session. Councilmember Rogers moved, and Councilmember Calder‑Piedmonte seconded, the motion to discuss contracts, personnel, and real estate matters. No vote tally was recorded in the minutes.

• Motion to enter executive session to discuss contracts, personnel, real estate (no vote recorded)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved utility warrant payments of $3,935,221.87 and $49,609.34, appointed several part‑time staff, and accepted a $1,097,500 bid for a sanitation wood grinder. The Board also directed a $1,097,500 transfer from the Refuse and Recycling Fund to the Capital Fund to finance the grinder. Additional items included a $19,900 contract for Lions Field soccer goals and a $150 reimbursement for senior‑citizen food‑manager training.

• Approve utility warrant claims totaling $3,935,221.87 and $49,609.34 (Resolution 2025-1285)
• Appoint James Bennett as part‑time Community Service Worker at $26.0684/hr (Resolution 2025-1286)
• Accept bid from Emerald Equipment Systems for a wood grinder at $1,097,500 (Resolution 2025-1291)
• Transfer $1,097,500 from the Refuse and Recycling Fund to the Capital Fund for the grinder (Resolution 2025-1292)
• Accept bid from The LandTek Group for Lions Field soccer goals at $19,900 (Resolution 2025-1297)

The Board closed a public hearing on the 2026 Section 8 Administrative Plan after no comments were received. It then adopted a series of unanimous resolutions covering a $3,935,221.87 utility claim, multiple staff appointments, several infrastructure contracts, and software acquisitions for the fire/EMS department.

• Approved $3,935,221.87 utility claims (unanimous)
• Appointed Aubrie Izzo as Temporary Assistant Emergency Preparedness Coordinator (unanimous)
• Accepted bid EH25-040 for a sanitation grinder (unanimous)
• Appointed part‑time employees in the Recreation Department (unanimous)
• Amended fee for Island Structures Engineering services on Montauk Playhouse (unanimous)
• Accepted security improvements at 12 Garbis Lane (unanimous)
• Accepted road widening easement URP 41A in SP‑4‑1 (unanimous)
• Acquired FIRE/EMS CAD software system (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Board will conduct public hearings for five property owners seeking variances for construction and setbacks near wetlands and dunes. The meeting also includes a work session for administrative applications and post-hearing decisions.

• 10 Tyson Ln: Request to keep a 902 sq. ft. accessory structure and install a 6' fence near wetlands
• 24 Washington Dr: Proposed 1,658 sq. ft. addition and pool reconstruction near wetlands
• 60 Osprey Rd: Proposed 831 sq. ft. addition and roof deck exceeding height and pyramid regulations
• 232 West Lake Drive: Request for variances to keep walkways and a wall near tidal wetlands
• 240 West Lake Drive: Proposal to replace a 3,022 sq. ft. home with a 5,139 sq. ft. residence

The Zoning Board approved the administrative application for a 322‑sq‑ft porch at 6 Powder Hill Ln. It also voted to close the public hearings for five development applications and to keep the record open for two, all with unanimous support. The board approved a modification for 3 Georgica Association Road LLC.

• Approved Giske porch administrative application (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Hampton Wyeth and kept record open (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for John and Karen Wesson, record open 14 days (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Ana Kenger, record closed (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Wataview 3 LLC, record closed (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for David & Lisa Welch, record open 14 days (all members in favor)
• Approved 3 Georgica Association Road LLC modification (all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will meet on September 25, 2025 to consider several applications. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the September 11 meeting and review of applications for fences, walls, gates, agricultural overlays, and certificates of occupancy. Each application will be discussed by the board members.

• Fence, wall, gate, or berm application – Ron Nardini, 50 Wireless Road (SCTM# 300-194-1-29)
• Fence, wall, gate, or berm application – 182 SB LLC, 182 Springy Banks Road (SCTM# 300-74-5-30.4)
• Agricultural overlay modification – 19 Fieldview Lane (SCTM# 300-159-1-18.7)
• Certificate of occupancy – 104 Wainscott Main Street (SCTM# 300-200-2-24.8)
• Certificate of occupancy – EH Healthcare Foundation, 200 Pantigo Place (SCTM# 300-188-1-8.3)

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the September 11 meeting. It approved agricultural overlay modifications for 19 Fieldview Lane and 27 Talmage Farm Lane, and approved a Certificate of Occupancy for the EH Healthcare Foundation. The fence gate application was motioned with height limits, but the vote was split and no final outcome was recorded. The meeting was adjourned at 4:47 PM.

• Approved September 11 minutes (unanimous)
• Motion to approve fence gate height limits; in favor: Britton, Benson; opposed: Guittard; outcome not recorded
• Approved agricultural overlay modification at 19 Fieldview Lane (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay at 27 Talmage Farm Ln (unanimous)
• Certificate of Occupancy request for 104 Wainscott Main St deemed incomplete; applicant to receive incomplete letter
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for EH Healthcare Foundation at 200 Pantigo Place (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 4:47 PM (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will conduct public hearings on site plans for Brisas Padel Courts and Este Restaurant. The board will also hold a work session on the Montauk Airport Redevelopment and proposed Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) code changes.

• Public hearings for Brisas Padel Courts and Este Restaurant site plans
• Work session on Montauk Airport Redevelopment Preliminary Subdivision
• Work session on EV Chargers site plans at 531 Montauk and 316 Accabonac
• Proposed Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) code changes comments to Town Board
• Extension of time requests for wireless facilities at 103 Flaggy Hole Road and 411 Wainscott Northwest Road

The Board agreed to the recommended changes to the Town Code that would lower the minimum lot size for attached ADUs, allow second‑homeowners to build and maintain ADUs, and modify parking and occupancy language. It also adopted extensions of time for three personal wireless service facilities (American Tower, AT&T, Verizon) and approved a lot‑line modification resolution for the McDermott property. A public hearing was scheduled for the Hubbard site plan and the minutes from September 10, 2025 were adopted.

• Approved proposed ADU code changes (all members in favor)
• Adopted extension of time for American Tower at 103 Flaggy Hole Road (all members in favor)
• Adopted extension of time for AT&T at 103 Flaggy Hole Road (all members in favor)
• Adopted extension of time for Verizon at 411 Wainscott Northwest Road (all members in favor)
• Approved McDermott lot line modification resolution (all members in favor)
• Scheduled public hearing for Hubbard site plan (all members in favor)
• Adopted minutes from September 10, 2025 (all members in favor)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:18 p.m. (all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several variance applications for residential properties, including a cancelled hearing for a 7,320‑sq‑ft parcel at 48 Agnew Ave, Montauk. Scheduled public hearings will address a clearing‑limit variance at 1 Gladstone Place, a setback variance for a swimming pool at 5 Gannet Drive, and multiple variances and a special permit for 191 S. Fairview Ave. A work‑session will review a variance for a tennis court at 2 Fieldview Ln. The board will also approve minutes from the September 16 meeting and adopt several resolutions.

• Cancelled hearing: Patrick Brennan – 48 Agnew Ave., Montauk, 7,320 sq ft, nine variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit
• Scheduled hearing: Janice Wilson – 1 Gladstone Place, Montauk, variance to exceed water‑recharge overlay clearing limit by 2,064 sq ft
• Scheduled hearing: Elizabeth Alexandra Miller – 5 Gannet Drive, Montauk, variance to place a 490‑sq‑ft pool 8 ft from rear lot line (required 20 ft)
• Scheduled hearing: Susan Porter – 191 S. Fairview Ave., Montauk, six variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit for deck, shed, hot tub, and egress window near wetlands
• Work session: Steven Michaelson & Judy Capano‑Michaelson – 2 Fieldview Ln., East Hampton, variance to build a 7,871‑sq‑ft tennis court within side‑yard setbacks

The Zoning Board approved resolutions for Lands End Marina, Christopher Leonard, 376 Bleeker Street LLC, and Marc J. Goldstein & Catherine Borzon. It also approved the draft minutes from the September 16 meeting. The tennis‑court variance for Steven and Judy Capano‑Michaelson was postponed to the September 30 meeting. Two public hearings (Alan Manocherian and Patrick Brennan) were cancelled.

• Approved Lands End Marina resolution (all members in favor)
• Approved Christopher Leonard modification (all members in favor)
• Approved 376 Bleeker Street LLC modification (all members in favor)
• Approved Marc J. Goldstein & Catherine Borzon modification (all members in favor)
• Approved draft minutes of September 16, 2025 (all members in favor)
• Postponed Capano‑Michaelson tennis‑court variance to Sep 30, 2025 (all members in favor)
• Cancelled public hearing for Alan Manocherian, 11 Ocean Lane (recorded as cancelled)
• Cancelled public hearing for Patrick Brennan, 48 Agnew Ave (recorded as cancelled)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The Town Board approved several large construction contracts, including a sanitary system project for $116,250, a police substation I/A system for $138,425, and three drainage contracts totaling $818,750. It also authorized a budget modification adding $20,561 for Town Clerk software updates and approved payment of utility and general warrants amounting to $4,124,356.74 and $48,453.95. Additional items included public hearings on zoning amendments and termination of seasonal recreation employees who did not work.

• Approved payment of Warrant No. 9B for $4,124,356.74 and Utility Warrant for $48,453.95.
• Accepted bid for CDCH I/A Sanitary System Installation at $116,250.
• Accepted bid for Montauk Police Substation I/A System Installation at $138,425.
• Accepted Annual Drainage Contracts A ($260,575), B ($260,575) and C ($297,600).
• Budget modification adding $20,561 for Town Clerk software maintenance and updates.

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of resolutions, all unanimously. It approved over $4.1 million in utility claims and authorized multiple contracts for infrastructure, engineering services, and bid awards. The board also approved budget modifications and terminated several seasonal recreation employees. All actions were recorded as adopted with no dissenting votes.

• Adopted $4,124,356.74 utility claims (Resolution 2025-1240, unanimous)
• Adopted professional engineering services for YMCA Pickleball Courts (Resolution 2025-1241, unanimous)
• Adopted budget modification for Information Technology (Resolution 2025-1242, unanimous)
• Adopted Notice to Bidders for Cantwell Court Subdivision Lot Clearing Project (Resolution 2025-1243, unanimous)
• Accepted Bid No. EH25-038 for CDCH I/A Sanitary System (Resolution 2025-1244, unanimous)
• Accepted Bid No. EH25-039 for Montauk Police Substation I/A System Installation (Resolution 2025-1245, unanimous)
• Adopted termination of seasonal employees in the Recreation Department (Resolution 2025-1247, unanimous)
• Adopted Notice of Public Hearing to amend Chapter 240 stop intersections (Resolution 2025-1258, unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The Town Board scheduled a special meeting for September 17, 2025. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and a notice for an executive session.

At 3:05 PM Councilmember Rogers motioned, and Councilmember Calder‑Piedmonte seconded, to go into executive session to discuss litigation. The minutes do not record a vote or outcome on the motion. No other substantive actions were taken during the meeting.

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved a resolution allowing the Town Justice Court to apply for up to $30,000 from the Justice Court Assistance Program. It also approved a mowing contract with Peconic Land Trust costing up to $760 per year and accepted a $16,500 security bond from Third St. Invesco LLC. Additional actions included approving several special event permits and scheduling a public hearing on the use of $100,000 federal Community Development Block Grant funds.

• Resolution 2025-1233: Contract with Peconic Land Trust for annual mowing of CPF property, up to $760 per year.
• Resolution 2025-1234: Authorization for the Town Justice Court to apply for a JCAP grant up to $30,000.
• Resolution 2025-1235: Acceptance of a $16,500 security bond from Third St. Invesco LLC for urban renewal road work.
• Resolution 2025-1236: Approval of special event permits for Duck Creek Music Series, East Hampton High School Homecoming, God’s Love We Deliver ride, and MightyMan Triathlon.
• Resolution 2025-1237: Public hearing scheduled for November 6, 2025 on the use of approximately $100,000 Community Development Block Grant funds.

The Board unanimously adopted agreements with the Peconic Land Trust for property mowing, approved a Justice Court grant application, and accepted a security undertaking and several special events. It also approved a leave‑bank for a tax assessor employee and terminated a probationary employee. The request for Community Development Block Grant funds was tabled for a later meeting.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-1233 – Agreement with Peconic Land Trust for CPF mowing (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1234 – JCAP grant application up to $30,000 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1235 – Accept Security & Undertaking, Third St. Invesco LLC (unanimous, amended)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1236 – Approval of various special events for September 2025 (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 2025-1237 – NOPH 2026 Community Development Block Grant Funds (unanimous, next meeting 9/18/25)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1238 – Establish leave bank/share time for Tax Assessor employee Linda Amelio (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1239 – Terminate probationary employee (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings to consider variance requests for residential structures and setbacks. The board will also review administrative applications and vote on resolutions for three properties.

• 93 Duryea Ave, Montauk: 7’ variance for an existing patio
• 11 Rehan Ave, Montauk: NRSP and 37’ wetland setback variance for wall, steps, walkway, and fence
• 84 Northwest Road, East Hampton: 12.2’ variance for an existing tennis court
• 66 Pepperidge Lane, Amagansett: NRSP and 17’ variance for a fence, porch, and patio
• 315 Gerard Drive, Springs: NRSP and multiple variances for residence reconstruction and sanitary system

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved the Extension of Time resolution for SHM Star Island LLC. It also approved resolutions for Sivina Della Motta and Chris Poli, and adopted the draft minutes from the September 9, 2025 meeting. The public hearing for Jeffrey & Kim Wieland was adjourned due to improper notice. The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 p.m.

• Approved Extension of Time resolution for SHM Star Island LLC (all members in favor)
• Approved resolution for Sivina Della Motta (all members in favor)
• Approved resolution for Chris Poli (all members in favor)
• Approved draft minutes of September 9, 2025 meeting (all members in favor)
• Adjourned public hearing for Jeffrey & Kim Wieland due to improper notice (no vote recorded)
• Closed public hearing and written record for Jeffrey Minnich application (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing and written record for Shawn Eckardt application (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing and written record for Jasmine & Emad Khalil application (all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will consider several development applications. Items include three commercial change requests, a historic district modification, and two agricultural overlay proposals. The board will also review certificate of occupancy inspections for two properties.

• Commercial change: Atlantic Dunes #107, 370 Bluff Road, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-190-2-16)
• Commercial change: Marx Unit 3 Surf Club, 20 Surfside Ave, Montauk (SCTM# 300-49-6-21)
• Commercial change: Marram EV chargers, 21 Oceanview Terrace, Montauk (SCTM# 300-49-6-26)
• Historic district modification: 267 Main Street, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-171-2-9.1)
• Agricultural overlay: 74 Stony Hill Rd, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-126-1-15.1)

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from August 28, 2025. It approved three commercial change applications (Atlantic Dunes #107, Marx Unit 3 Surf Club, Marram EV chargers). It also approved a historic district modification for 267 Main Street, two agricultural overlay applications (74 Stony Hill Rd and 10 Tyson Lane), and certificates of occupancy for Feathertop Farm and Marram Cabanas. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved minutes from August 28, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Atlantic Dunes #107 commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Marx Unit 3 Surf Club commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Marram EV chargers commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved 267 Main Street historic district modification (unanimous)
• Approved 74 Stony Hill Rd agricultural overlay (unanimous)
• Approved 10 Tyson Lane agricultural overlay modification (unanimous)
• Approved Certificates of Occupancy for Feathertop Farm and Marram Cabanas (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a public hearing and work sessions to review site plans and lot modifications. The board is also preparing comments for the Town Board regarding affordable multiple residences.

• Public hearing for 267 Accabonac Subwaiver
• Work session for Haven Hotel Renovation Site Plan in Montauk
• Discussion on Affordable Multiple Residence comments to Town Board
• Spencer Oaks Preliminary Subdivision Modification resolution
• Franzetti Subwaiver Resolution of Approval in Montauk

The Planning Board approved the Spencer Oaks Preliminary Subdivision Modification Resolution, the Franzetti Subwaiver Resolution, and scheduled a public hearing for the Hubbard Site Plan. It also waived the public hearing for the McDermott lot line modification and closed the hearing on the 267 Accabonac Subwaiver. The board required additional information for the Haven Hotel Renovation and approved the Tandy lot line configuration with a large lot easement, recommending a public hearing. Minutes from August 13 and August 27 were adopted.

• Adopted Spencer Oaks Preliminary Subdivision Modification Resolution (unanimous)
• Adopted Franzetti Subwaiver Resolution (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution to schedule public hearing for Hubbard Site Plan (unanimous)
• Waived public hearing for McDermott lot line modification (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing on 267 Accabonac Subwaiver (unanimous)
• Required additional information for Haven Hotel Renovation (not approved)
• Approved Tandy lot line configuration with large lot easement, recommended public hearing (unanimous)
• Adopted amended minutes for August 13 and approved minutes for August 27 (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Town Board is deciding on several personnel appointments and budget modifications. The meeting includes discussions on proposed ADU legislation, a potential stop sign at West Gate, and updates regarding the Montauk Food Pantry.

• Approval of Change Order #13 for Montauk Playhouse hardware totaling $8,214.69
• Acceptance of a scenic and conservation easement at 71 Jacqueline Drive, Amagansett
• Provisional appointment of Joseph Berti as Building Plans Examiner at $58,496.67 annually
• Appointment of Christie Kinney as Deputy Tax Receiver at an annual salary of $80,000.00
• Budget modification of $40,000.00 to hire outside professional services for the Assessor's Office

The Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions covering reimbursements, title searches, contract changes, and appointments. Notably, it approved Change Order #13 for the Montauk Playhouse, adding $8,214.69 and raising the total contract to $9,442,541.30. Additional actions included a bond amendment for the Dispatch Center, a transfer of funds for the Montauk Inlet project, and the appointment of a provisional Buildings Plans Examiner and a Deputy Tax Receiver.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-1221 authorizing $65.23 reimbursement to Steven O'Brien (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1222 authorizing title search up to $525.00 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1223 approving Change Order #13 Montauk Playhouse, adding $8,214.69 and raising contract sum to $9,442,541.30 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1224 appointing Joseph Berti as provisional Buildings Plans Examiner (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1226 appointing Deputy Tax Receiver Christie Kinney (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1230 amending funding source for Dispatch Center bond (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1231 authorizing application to Safety Training Grant (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1232 authorizing transfer of funds for Montauk Inlet Navigational Improvement Project (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider administrative applications and post-hearing decisions regarding lot coverage, setbacks, and wetland permits. The board will also review extensions of time and approve resolutions for various residential properties.

• 11 Flagg Ave, Montauk: Variance for 428 sq. ft. over maximum building coverage
• 67 Devon Road, Amagansett: Natural Resources Special Permit and variances for a deck and bin
• 239 Fairview Avenue, Montauk: Natural Resources Special Permit and variance for a 498 sq. ft. 2nd story addition
• 724 Hands Creek Road, East Hampton: Natural Resources Special Permit and variance for a stone wall
• 53 Treasure Island Dr., Amagansett: Natural Resources Special Permit and eight variances for various structures

The board approved several applications for variances and natural resources permits, including an outdoor shower at 380 Old Montauk Highway and a deck variance at 67 Devon Road while denying a bin portion. Full approvals were granted for projects at 239 Fairview Avenue, 724 Hands Creek Road, and most of the 53 Treasure Island Drive request, except for the LPG tank and fence. Extensions of time were approved for Wandzilak and SHM Star Island LLC. Several resolutions were also adopted.

• Approved administrative application for 380 Old Montauk Highway outdoor shower (motion passed)
• Approved NRSP and deck variance for 67 Devon Road; denied bin portion
• Approved full application for 239 Fairview Avenue
• Approved NRSP and variance for 724 Hands Creek Road
• Approved 53 Treasure Island Drive application except LPG tank and fence denied
• Approved extension of time for Wandzilak (100 Deforest Road)
• Approved extension of time for SHM Star Island LLC (32 Star Island Road)
• Approved resolution for Mendoza (94 Cooper Lane)

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The Town Board scheduled a special meeting for September 4, 2025. The provided agenda contains only procedural items and a notice for an executive session.

• Executive Session

At 4:02 PM Councilmember Lys moved, and Councilmember Flight seconded, a motion to go into executive session to discuss personnel. The minutes do not record a vote tally or the outcome of the motion.

• Motion to enter executive session on personnel made (no vote recorded)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will meet to approve claims totaling over $18 million, award contracts for sanitation projects, and approve special event permits for the upcoming month.

• Claims warrant approval: $18,423,213.12
• Sanitation Garage Mold Remediation contract: $58,700
• Sanitation Drainage Improvements engineering fees: $3,200
• Stephen Hands Path Multi-Use Field change order: $45,540
• Lions Field Soccer Goals bid solicitation

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a slate of resolutions, including approval of $18,423,213.12 in utility claims, a senior nutrition program luncheon, and multiple sanitation contracts. It also approved interlocal agreements for fire, ambulance and PSAP services and adopted new employee leave policies. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $18,423,213.12 utility claims (Resolution 2025-1183) – UNANIMOUS
• Adopted Senior Nutrition Program 51st Anniversary Luncheon (Resolution 2025-1184) – UNANIMOUS
• Accepted Bid No. EH25-034 for sanitation garage mold remediation (Resolution 2025-1187) – UNANIMOUS
• Approved L.K McLean Associates engineering services for sanitation drainage (Resolution 2025-1188) – UNANIMOUS
• Authorized interlocal agreement for fire & ambulance services with Village of Sag Harbor (Resolution 2025-1212) – UNANIMOUS
• Authorized interlocal agreement for PSAP services with Springs Fire Department (Resolution 2025-1213) – UNANIMOUS
• Adopted Employee Blood Donation Leave Policy (Resolution 2025-1209) – UNANIMOUS
• Adopted Paid Leave Time for Cancer Screening (Resolution 2025-1210) – UNANIMOUS

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will consider approving a $16 million budget modification for land acquisition, a $4,000 asbestos survey for a new property, and a $8,215 change order for the Montauk Playhouse. The meeting also includes resolutions for seasonal hires, grant extensions, and memorial bench donations.

• Approves $16M CPF budget modification for land acquisition
• Authorizes $8,215 change order for Montauk Playhouse hardware
• Hires Silver Wolf Environmental for $4,000 asbestos survey at 20 Springs-Fireplace Road
• Approves $87,100 water quality grant extension for Fort Pond Partners
• Accepts memorial bench donation at Rick Del Mastro Park

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session on September 2, 2025 and adopted a series of unanimous resolutions. Items approved included Jackson Pollock painting workshops for seniors, payment of a $36.02 Verizon invoice, and permits for several special events. Additional resolutions covered staffing, land acquisition, a water‑quality grant extension, and scheduling a special meeting. All votes were unanimous with Councilmember Tom Flight, David Lys, Ian Calder‑Piedmonte and Supervisor Kathee Burke‑Gonzalez in favor and Councilmember Cate Rogers absent.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-1166 – Jackson Pollock Painting Workshops for 60+ (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1167 – Authorize payment of Verizon 2024 invoice $36.02 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1168 – Approval of various special events for June & July 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1171 – CPF budget modification for land acquisition (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1175 – Water Quality Grant Extension for Fort Pond Partners, LLC (adopted as amended, unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1176 – Provisional appointment of planner Aaron Zilberman (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1180 – Police Department fingerprint reimbursement (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-1182 – Schedule special meeting Thursday, September 4 at 4:00 PM (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will convene to approve previous meeting minutes and consider applications for business signs, commercial changes, fences, and agricultural overlay modifications.

• Approval of minutes from August 14, 2025
• Review of business sign modification for Sportime-Modification
• Review of commercial change for Amagansett Presbyterian Church
• Review of fence, gate, wall, and berm applications
• Review of agricultural overlay and Certificate of Occupancy inspections

The Architectural Review Board rescinded a previous denial resolution for 22 Ashwood Court and approved the driveway gate and columns as built, removing the lanterns. It also approved several other applications, including a business sign modification, a commercial change for a church, fence and gate work, multiple agricultural overlay requests, and a certificate of occupancy. All motions received unanimous support from the members present.

• Rescinded denial resolution for 22 Ashwood Ct – all members in favor
• Approved driveway gate and columns as built, lanterns removed – all members in favor
• Approved Sportime business sign modification – all members in favor
• Approved Amagansett Presbyterian Church commercial change – all members in favor
• Approved fence/gate submission for 4 Lynda Lane – all members in favor
• Approved Agricultural Overlay for 157 Long Lane – all members in favor
• Approved Agricultural Overlay for 132 Sayres Path – all members in favor
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for 386 Further Ln – all members in favor

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will consider several site plan and subwaiver items during its work session, including extensions of time for wireless facilities. Items include a proposed AT&T (Cingular) tower at 55 South Euclid Avenue in Montauk and a similar tower at 56 Flamingo Avenue. The board will also schedule public hearings for the Brisas Padel Court, Este Restaurant, and Eco Acres projects. Additionally, the board will adopt minutes from the August 13, 2025 meeting.

• New Cingular Wireless (AT&T) Tower at 55 S. Euclid Ave. – Extension of Time for Site Plan/Special Permit
• New Cingular Wireless (AT&T) Tower at 56 Flamingo Ave. – Extension of Time for Site Plan/Special Permit
• American Tower at 103 Flaggy Hole Road – Extension of Time for Site Plan/Special Permit
• Brisas Padel Court – Resolution to Schedule Public Hearing
• Eco Acres (199 Bull Path) – Subwaiver Resolution to Schedule Public Hearing

The Planning Board approved the landscape screening for the Elite Towers personal wireless service facility and decided to start the process to become the lead agency. It also approved several site‑plan resolutions to schedule public hearings and granted extensions of time for wireless tower permits. Two road assignments were approved, and two site plans were postponed.

• Approved landscape screening for Elite Towers PWSF; will begin lead agency status (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to schedule public hearing for Brisas Padel Court site plan (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to schedule public hearing for Este Restaurant site plan (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to schedule public hearing for Eco Acres subwaiver (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to schedule public hearing for Kun Minor subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved extensions of time for three Cingular Wireless tower permits (unanimous)
• Approved road assignment for 12 Garbis Lane (unanimous)
• Approved road assignment for 178 South Essex Street, Montauk (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will convene a special meeting on August 25, 2025, at Town Hall Meeting Room/Teleconference, 159 Pantigo Road, to conduct an executive session. The meeting is called to order at 3:00 PM.

• Executive session scheduled
• Supervisor Kathee Burke-Gonzalez present
• Councilmembers Tom Flight, David Lys, Cate Rogers, and Ian Calder-Piedmonte present

Councilmember Lys moved, and Councilmember Calder‑Piedmonte seconded, a motion to go into executive session to discuss personnel. The minutes do not record a vote tally or final outcome for the motion.

• Motion to enter executive session on personnel (outcome not recorded)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board adopted, by unanimous vote, Resolution 2025‑1117 approving utility claims totaling $2,250,614.83 and a related $62,240.35 warrant. The board also unanimously approved numerous other resolutions, including contract renewals, budget modifications, sanitation and engineering services, and the termination of seasonal lifeguard positions for May and August 2025. It rejected the RFP for an agricultural land license (EH2025‑101) and adopted a zoning amendment to allow a new affordable multiple‑residence use. Additional approvals covered the 2025 Turkey Run event and the designation of August 26 as Amistad Day.

• Approved $2,250,614.83 utility claim and $62,240.35 warrant (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1117
• Renewed agreement with EUNA Solutions (Questica) for 2025‑2026 (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1118
• Accepted bid No. EH25‑033 for Sanitation Garage Drainage Improvements (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1122
• Terminated seasonal lifeguard position for August 2025 (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1125
• Terminated seasonal lifeguard position for May 2025 (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1126
• Rejected RFP EH2025‑101 for agricultural land license (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1133
• Adopted zoning amendment for new affordable multiple‑residence use (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1146
• Designated August 26 as Amistad Day (unanimous) – Resolution 2025‑1155

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will consider authorizing a $1.5 million bond to finance construction and renovation of the Town's Dispatch Center. The meeting also includes resolutions for hiring a fire risk inspection firm, approving a budget modification for highway software, and appointing a temporary Justice Court Clerk.

• Authorize $1.5M bond for Dispatch Center improvements
• Hire Star Tree Prescribed Fire LLC for $1,500 inspection
• Approve budget modification for highway software ($29,115)
• Appoint Jennifer Salsedo as temporary Justice Court Clerk ($28.1234/hr)
• Schedule public hearing for 2026 Section 8 Administrative Plan

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a $1,500,000 bond to fund the town’s dispatch center (Resolution 2025-1110). In the same meeting the board approved several other unanimous resolutions, including a $1,500 inspection contract with Star Tree Prescribed Fire, appointments of seasonal lifeguards, and supplemental grant funding. The only withdrawn item was the highway department budget modification (Resolution 2025-1064).

• Adopted $1.5 M bond for town dispatch center (Resolution 2025-1110, unanimous)
• Adopted Star Tree Prescribed Fire LLC inspection contract for $1,500 (Resolution 2025-1103, unanimous)
• Adopted appointment of Temporary Justice Court Clerk Jennifer Salsedo (Resolution 2025-1104, unanimous)
• Adopted increase of hours for full‑time employee Christine Schnell (Resolution 2025-1105, unanimous)
• Adopted acceptance of deed of reserved area from Glen Valley Associates Ltd. (Resolution 2025-1106, unanimous)
• Adopted acceptance of road widening easement URP 83 in EH‑2B (Resolution 2025-1107, unanimous)
• Adopted authorization of payment to Coastal Science & Engineering, Inc. (Resolution 2025-1108, unanimous)
• Adopted NOPH 2026 Section 8 Administrative Plan (Resolution 2025-1109, unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for several residential projects seeking Natural Resources Special Permits and variances. The board will also review post-hearing decisions regarding home renovations and pool setbacks.

• Robert McKinley: 239 Fairview Avenue, Montauk, seeking a 498 sq. ft. 2nd story addition
• 53 TI Drive LLC: 53 Treasure Island Dr., Amagansett, seeking eight variances for existing structures near wetlands
• Steven Michaelson and Judy Capano-Michaelson: 2 Fieldview Ln, East Hampton, seeking a variance for a 7,871 sq. ft. tennis court
• Sands Capital Holdings LLC: 183 Marine Blvd, Amagansett, seeking variances for residence height and gross floor area
• Nanette Johns: 74 Surfside Ave, Montauk, public hearing cancelled

The Zoning Board of Appeals denied the Sands Capital Holdings LLC application that sought multiple variances for a residence renovation. It approved the pool variance for Ivan Jacome and approved modifications for 376 Bleeker St LLC and Mendoza. The board also declared the lead agency and classified the Goldman action as unlisted. Public hearings for four other applications were formally closed.

• Denied Sands Capital Holdings LLC application
• Approved Ivan Jacome pool variance
• Approved 376 Bleeker St LLC modification
• Approved Mendoza modification
• Declared lead agency and classified Goldman as unlisted action
• Closed public hearing for Robert McKinley application
• Closed public hearing for Marc Goldstein & Catharine Borzon application
• Closed public hearing for 53 TI Drive LLC application

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will consider several permit applications, including business signs, commercial use changes, fences and walls, agricultural overlays, and certificate of occupancy inspections. The board will also approve the minutes from the July 10, 2025 meeting. Each application is listed with the applicant and property address.

• Business sign application – 193 Group, 231 Pantigo Road
• Commercial change – Montauk Sunset Bldg A & B, 540 Westlake Drive
• Commercial change – Montauk Soundview Bldg C, 17 Soundview Drive
• Fence/gate/wall – Richard Chiaraviglio, 22 Ashwood Ct
• Agricultural overlay – Further Lane Barn LLC, 370 Further Ln

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider resolutions for site plans and schedule public hearings for several subwaiver modifications. The board will also review minutes from a previous meeting.

• Marx Two Story Infill Site Plan - Resolution of approval
• Marram EV Chargers Phased Site Plan - Resolution of approval
• 267 Accabonac Subwaiver - Schedule public hearing
• Kun Subwaiver - Schedule public hearing
• Third St Invesco LLC Urban Renewal Road Assignment

The East Hampton Town Planning Board approved resolutions for the Marx Two‑Story Infill, Marram EV Chargers, 267 Accabonac, and Kun subwaivers, and scheduled public hearings for the latter two. It also accepted the Brisas Padel Courts and Este Restaurant applications as complete and ready for public hearing. Additional information was requested for the Springs Brewery site, and a negative SEQRA declaration was made for the Eco Acres subwaiver.

• Approved Marx Two‑Story Infill Site Plan resolution (unanimous)
• Approved Marram EV Chargers Phased Site Plan resolution (unanimous)
• Approved 267 Accabonac Subwaiver, scheduling public hearing (unanimous)
• Approved Kun Subwaiver, scheduling public hearing (unanimous)
• Declared Brisas Padel Courts application complete, ready for public hearing (unanimous)
• Declared Este Restaurant application complete, ready for public hearing (unanimous)
• Requested additional information for Springs Brewery Site Plan (unanimous)
• Made negative SEQRA declaration for Eco Acres Subwaiver, ready for public hearing (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board authorized a $220,000 transfer of unspent bond proceeds to fund upgrades at the Lamb Building in Amagansett. It also accepted a $15,000 donation for Montauk Playhouse equipment, approved $150 for food manager certification training, and appointed seasonal lifeguards with specified hourly rates. Additional actions included a fire‑protection contract with Sag Harbor Village totaling $41,363.22 for fire services and $26,447.86 for ambulance services.

• Transfer $220,000 from Napeague Beach Construction bond proceeds to Lamb Building upgrades (Project #24012)
• Accept $15,000 donation from Bryan Seekamp via Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation for recreation equipment
• Authorize $150 payment for food manager certification training for three Human Services employees
• Appoint three seasonal lifeguards at hourly rates of $22.88, $23.92, and $24.96
• Approve fire protection ($41,363.22) and ambulance ($26,447.86) services contract with Sag Harbor Village for 2025

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions during its August 12, 2025 work session. Actions included approving a $15,000 donation for the Montauk Playhouse, appointing seasonal lifeguards, extending water‑quality grants, and authorizing various budget and land‑use items. All votes were recorded as unanimous.

• Resolution 2025-1092 – Authorize attendance at Food Managers Course – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1093 – Appoint Seasonal Lifeguards in the Recreation Department – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1094 – Accept $15,000 donation for Montauk Playhouse and modify budget – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1095 – Extend Water Quality Grant – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1096 – Amend UR Map SP-4-2, URP 161 to move access point – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1097 – Authorize transfer of funds – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1098 – Authorize appraisal (SCTM 300-144.01-1-76.001) – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]
• Resolution 2025-1099 – List appointments to Police Officer/Police Academy – Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several variance applications during its August 12, 2025 meeting. Applicants seek relief from setback requirements for pools, decks, patios, and building coverage at properties in East Hampton, Springs, Montauk, and Amagansett. The board will also review post‑hearing decisions on previously heard applications. No other business is listed.

• Sophia Boroditsky – 85 Oyster Shores Road – variances of 24.4', 17.6', 15.6' and 6.6' for pool deck, pool, patio and deck setbacks.
• Ivan Jacome – 78 Hildreth Place – variances of 12.9' and 4.8' to keep an existing 500 sq ft pool within front and side yard setbacks.
• Jeffrey Minnich – 93 Duryea Ave – variance of 7' to allow an existing patio to remain 13' from the side yard line.
• Richard Perello – 11 Flagg Ave – variance of 428 sq ft to exceed the maximum allowable lot coverage.
• Susan Karasyk – 67 Devon Road – three variances (5', 0.5', ~5') and a Natural Resources Special Permit for deck and bin placement.

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved the variances requested by Sophia Boroditsky to construct a pool, deck and patio at 85 Oyster Shores Road. Requests from Ivan Jacome and Jeffrey Minnich were tabled. Two resolutions for property owners in Montauk and Amagansett were also approved, and the meeting minutes and adjournment were adopted.

• Approved Sophia Boroditsky pool, deck and patio variances (no vote tally provided)
• Tabled Ivan Jacome pool variance request
• Tabled Jeffrey Minnich patio variance request
• Approved resolution for Francia Yakabowski (all members in favor)
• Approved resolution for Alexandra Marie Noble and Rose Malindretos (all members in favor)
• Approved draft minutes of August 5, 2025 meeting (all members in favor)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:02 pm (all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will vote on several financial items, including payment of utility claims totaling $6,106,011.26 and $86,370.22. It will also consider budget adjustments for the Household Hazardous Waste and Light & Power programs, authorize emergency pothole repair on Ocean Blvd, and review multiple public‑bid notices for sanitation projects. Additional agenda items include public hearings on deed acceptance, noise code amendments, and a road‑protection agreement with Sag Harbor.

• Approve payment of utility claims: $6,106,011.26 (general) and $86,370.22 (utility) – Resolution 2025-1055
• Budget modification: decrease Household Hazardous Waste program $6,000; increase Light & Power $6,000 – Resolution 2025-1056
• Notice to Bidders – Sanitation Drainage Improvements (Bid #EH25-033), bids due August 18, 2025 – Resolution 2025-1057
• Authorize emergency road repair for a large pothole on Ocean Blvd – Resolution 2025-1060
• Accept bid for I/A System Installation at 20 Dorset Road, total $66,780 – Resolution 2025-1066

At its regular meeting on August 7, 2025, the East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions. The most significant was the approval of utility claims totaling $6,106,011.26 and a related $86,370.22 warrant (Resolution 2025‑1055). Additional actions included budget modifications for sanitation and highway departments, several bid notices, personnel appointments, and a speed‑limit reduction on Long Lane.

• Approved Claims $6,106,011.26 Utility Warrant $86,370.22 (Resolution 2025-1055) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Budget Modification – Sanitation Department (Resolution 2025-1056) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Notice to Bidders – Sanitation Drainage Improvements (Resolution 2025-1057) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Authorize Emergency Road Repair – Ocean Blvd (Resolution 2025-1060) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Budget Modification – Highway Department Roof Replacement Project (Resolution 2025-1065) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Accept Bid No. EH25-032 – I/A System Installation, 20 Dorset Road (Resolution 2025-1066) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Promote and provisionally appoint Christopher Stoecker to Planner II (Resolution 2025-1071) – Adopted [Unanimous]
• Reduce speed limit on Long Lane, County Road 59 from 45 MPH to 30 MPH (Resolution 2025-1081) – Adopted [Unanimous]

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board approved a local law amending Chapter 182 to update the Town Nature Preserve rules. It also approved several financial items, including art instruction classes for seniors, payments to contractors, and a supplemental engineering contract. Personnel actions included terminating three seasonal lifeguards.

• Adopt Local Law amending Chapter 182 "Town Nature Preserve" (Local Law No. 2025‑15)
• Approve $1,100 for eleven drawing & painting classes at the Senior Center (Artists Kate Goldman & Teresa Lawler)
• Terminate three seasonal lifeguards (Sutton Lynch, Frances Michaels, Matthew Ruggiero) effective May 18, 2025
• Authorize payment of $436 to Environmental Services, Inc. for 2024 invoice #342530
• Retain L.K. Mclean Associates, P.C. for Edwards House design services, cost not to exceed $23,300

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of resolutions during its August 5, 2025 work session. Key actions included terminating seasonal lifeguards, approving several payments to vendors, and authorizing a bond amendment for 66 East Lake Drive. One resolution on special events passed 4‑0 after a councilmember recused. All other listed resolutions were adopted unanimously.

• Resolution 2025-1034: Terminate seasonal lifeguards in the Recreation Department (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-1035: Authorize payment of prior year invoice to Environmental Services, Inc. (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-1036: Authorize payment to National Grid (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-1041: Approve various special events for July & August 2025 (4‑0, one recusal)
• Resolution 2025-1045: Bond amendment for acquisition of 66 East Lake Drive (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-1051: Permissive referendum to revise affordable housing sale at 50 Thomas Avenue (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-1052: Appoint part‑time security guard, James Frazier (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-1053: Add Senior Citizens Transportation Coordinator to CSEA Schedule A (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals held a work session to consider a series of administrative applications and post‑hearing decisions. Several applicants sought Natural Resources Special Permits and variances for projects on wetlands, including a floating dock extension at Lands End Marina and new residential structures at other sites. The board also addressed record reopenings, modifications of prior determinations, building permit matters, and an extension of time request. Minutes from the July 29, 2025 meeting will be approved.

• Lands End Marina (386 West Lake Drive) – floating dock extension, bathhouse, 37’ sanitary system variance
• Susan Lehman (7 Outlook Avenue) – floating dock and 2‑story residence with NRSP
• Ryan Jantzen (164 West Lake Drive) – demolition and new residence with four variances
• Joseph Macari & Kim Staller (20 Bendigo Rd) – 4,373‑sq‑ft residence, pool, 13.3’ fence variance
• Chris Poli (54 Firestone Rd) – removal of deck and 448‑sq‑ft addition with two variances

The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved several administrative applications for projects on beach, dune and wetland parcels, including Lazarus and Feldberg, Camera, and La Belle. It also approved a series of Natural Resources Special Permit applications and related variances for Susan Lehman, Lands End Marina, and Ryan Jantzen. The board denied a modification request for Philip Giordano’s driveway gate and declared the Janice Wilson matter a type‑1 action.

• Approved Lazarus and Feldberg administrative application (unanimous)
• Approved Camera administrative application (unanimous)
• Approved La Belle administrative application (unanimous)
• Approved Susan Lehman NRSP application (unanimous)
• Approved Lands End Marina NRSP and variances (unanimous)
• Approved Ryan Jantzen NRSP and variances (unanimous)
• Denied Philip Giordano driveway‑gate modification (unanimous)
• Declared Janice Wilson action a type‑1 action (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on five applications that request Natural Resources Special Permits and variances for work in wetland areas. One application seeks a 4,373‑sq‑ft residence, garage, decks, pool and grading on a 11.6‑acre parcel at 20 Bendigo Rd, Amagansett. After the hearings the board will move to close the records and adopt several resolutions.

• Norman Henry Leathers Living Trust – 4 Will Curl Hwy, Springs: 317‑sq‑ft addition, workshop, decking, driveway, and eight variances for wetland setbacks.
• John Marino – 63 Benson Drive, Montauk: reconstruction of deck, legalization of shed and outdoor shower with two variances for wetland setbacks.
• Chris Poli – 54 Firestone Rd, Montauk: removal of deck and construction of 448‑sq‑ft addition with two variances for wetland setbacks.
• Joseph Macari & Kim Staller – 20 Bendigo Rd, Amagansett: 4,373‑sq‑ft residence, garage, decks, pool, grading and one variance for dune‑crest setback.
• Philip Giordano – 15 Deforest Rd, Montauk: modification of prior determination to reduce wetland setback for a driveway gate.

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved the draft minutes from the July 22 meeting. It unanimously approved five resolutions concerning properties in Amagansett and Montauk. The board also closed all public hearings and entered an executive session.

• Approved draft minutes of July 22, 2025 – unanimous approval
• Approved resolution for Alan and Karen Burke, 1859 Montauk Highway – unanimous approval
• Approved resolution for Sall, 205 Marine Blvd – unanimous approval
• Approved resolution for Yakabowski, 15 Faye Street – unanimous approval
• Approved resolution for Karen Kreider, 224 Fairview Avenue – unanimous approval
• Approved resolution for Chris and Julie Salmon, 108 Navy Road – unanimous approval
• Motion to close public hearing for Norman Henry Leathers Living Trust – unanimous approval
• Motion to adjourn and go into executive session – unanimous approval

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The Planning Board approved a negative declaration for the 267 Accabonac Subwaiver and scheduled it for a public hearing. The Board found the Elite Towers at Springs Fire Department site plan incomplete and paused its review timeline until required revisions are submitted. The meeting was adjourned at 8:35 PM.

• Approved negative declaration for 267 Accabonac Subwaiver (application complete, to be scheduled for public hearing)
• Paused Elite Towers at Springs Fire Department site plan review pending additional information and plan revisions
• Noted no exterior lighting is required for Elite Towers at this time

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on July 22, 2025 will consider several land use applications. A previously scheduled hearing for Nanette Johns’ bluff restoration was cancelled. The board will hold public hearings for three waterfront projects—Lands End Marina, Ryan Jantzen’s new residence, and Sands Capital Holdings’ renovation—each seeking a Natural Resources Special Permit and multiple variances. The agenda also includes administrative applications, post‑hearing decisions, and the adoption of two resolutions.

• Cancelled public hearing for Nanette Johns’ bluff restoration at 74 Surfside Ave, Montauk.
• Public hearing: Lands End Marina, 386 West Lake Drive, Montauk – floating dock extension, bathhouse, sanitary system; requires a Natural Resources Special Permit and a 37‑foot variance.
• Public hearing: Ryan Jantzen, 164 West Lake Drive, Montauk – demolition and new 2,736 sq ft residence; requires a Natural Resources Special Permit and four variances (22.9’, 23.2’, 42.2’, 60’).
• Public hearing: Sands Capital Holdings, 183 Marine Blvd, Amagansett – raise/renovate residence and add structures; requires a Natural Resources Special Permit and eight variances.
• Work session: post‑hearing decisions for Chris and Julie Salmon’s renovation at 108 Navy Road, Montauk.

The Zoning Board unanimously voted to close the public hearings for the Lands End Marina, Ryan Jantzen, and Sands Capital Holdings applications and to accept the written records. The board approved the Chris and Julie Salmon renovation application, granting the requested special permit and variances. The board approved the draft minutes from the July 15, 2025 meeting. The board approved a resolution for Rolando Mendoza Rivas.

• Closed public hearing for Lands End Marina (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Ryan Jantzen (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for Sands Capital Holdings (all members in favor)
• Approved Chris and Julie Salmon renovation application
• Approved draft minutes of July 15, 2025 meeting
• Approved resolution for Rolando Mendoza Rivas

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions at its July 17, 2025 meeting. Highlights include approval of a $3,675,881.30 utility claim, several personnel promotions and seasonal appointments, budget modifications for the Building Department, and authorization of a Climate Smart Communities grant application. All actions were recorded as adopted with unanimous votes.

• Approved $3,675,881.30 utility claim (Resolution 2025-981) – unanimous
• Promoted Zachary Damm to Automotive Equipment Operator (Resolution 2025-982) – unanimous
• Appointed seasonal employees in the Parks Department (Resolution 2025-984) – unanimous
• Terminated seasonal lifeguard in the Recreation Department (Resolution 2025-989) – unanimous
• Accepted deed of reserved area from Glen Valley Associates Ltd (Resolution 2025-999) – unanimous
• Authorized application for Climate Smart Communities grant (Resolution 2025-1001) – unanimous
• Approved budget modification for the Building Department (Resolution 2025-1003) – unanimous
• Approved First Time Homebuyer Down Payment Assistance Program (Resolution 2025-1008) – unanimous

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Board adopted Resolution 2025-976 designating a Climate Smart Communities Task Force, with all members voting aye and Councilmember Tom Flight absent. It also approved payment of a $500 invoice to Dime Abstract LLC, retained the Cohen Law Group for cable franchise services at $12,900, amended Resolution 2025‑959, and accepted a Motorola Solutions price increase. All five resolutions passed unanimously.

• Adopted Climate Smart Communities Task Force (unanimous, Tom Flight absent)
• Authorized payment of $500 invoice to Dime Abstract LLC (unanimous, Tom Flight absent)
• Retained Cohen Law Group for cable franchise services, fee $12,900 (unanimous, Tom Flight absent)
• Amended Resolution 2025‑959 (unanimous, Tom Flight absent)
• Approved Motorola Solutions price increase (unanimous, Tom Flight absent)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will consider resolutions authorizing settlement agreements for Chill24 LLC, Rolando Mendoza Rivas, Thomas Wandzilak, and Nigel Curtiss. The meeting also includes a cancelled public hearing for two trust applications and scheduled public hearings for three residential projects requiring variances and special permits. Additional work‑session items address administrative applications and post‑hearing decisions.

• Cancelled public hearing: Nina Rachel Lederman Trust & Rowena Lagumbay Arguelles Trust, 39 Old Fireplace Rd, Springs – demolition, addition, eight variances
• Cancelled public hearing: Jeffrey & Kim Wieland, 170 Marine Blvd, Amagansett – enclose porch, one variance
• Scheduled public hearing: Sophia Boroditsky, 85 Oyster Shores Rd, East Hampton – pool and deck variances
• Scheduled public hearing: Chris and Julie Salmon, 108 Navy Rd, Montauk – residence renovation, decking, three variances
• Resolutions authorizing settlement agreements for Chill24 LLC (24 Cowhill Ln), Rolando Mendoza Rivas (94 Cooper Ln), Thomas Wandzilak (826 East End Dr), Nigel Curtiss (393 Cranberry Hole Rd)

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals approved a resolution authorizing a settlement agreement for Nigel Curtiss at 393 Cranberry Hole Road. The board also approved the post‑hearing application for Karen Kreider’s shed relocation and related variances. It kept the public hearing for Sophia Boroditsky’s pool project open until August 12 and closed the hearing for Chris and Julie Salmon’s renovation project. Draft minutes from the July 8 meeting were approved, and resolutions for Thomas Wandzilak were adopted; resolutions for Chill24 LLC and Rolando Mendoza Rivas were tabled.

• Approved settlement agreement resolution for Nigel Curtiss (unanimous, one abstention)
• Approved resolution for Thomas Wandzilak (unanimous)
• Approved Karen Kreider NRSP application and variances (unanimous)
• Approved modification of 2019 determination for Sall (unanimous)
• Approved motion to keep Sophia Boroditsky hearing open until Aug 12 (unanimous)
• Approved motion to close Chris & Julie Salmon hearing (unanimous)
• Approved draft minutes from July 8, 2025 (unanimous)
• Tabled resolutions for Chill24 LLC and Rolando Mendoza Rivas (no decision)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will consider several applications at this meeting. Items include a commercial/agricultural easement modification for Pinkerton Farm, historic district applications for 109 DeForest Road and the Bluff Road Association, and agricultural overlay requests for three properties. The board will also hear an extension of time request from the Wainscott Sewing Society and certificate of occupancy inspections for two locations.

• Pinkerton Farm easement modification – 92 Spring Close Hwy, SCTM# 300-166-4-1.4
• Historic district application – 109 DeForest Rd, SCTM# 300-32-6-7
• Historic district modification – 325 Bluff Road, SCTM# 300-190-2-21
• Agricultural overlay applications – 29 Hands Creek Rd (SCTM# 300-159-2-14), 257 Further Lane (SCTM# 300-189-3-7.2), 28 Sayres Path (SCTM# 300-196-1-8.5)
• Extension of time request – Wainscott Sewing Society, 65 Main Street, SCTM# 300-200-1-12

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board approved a commercial/agricultural easement modification for Pinkerton Farm, a historic district submission for 109 DeForest, and a Bluff Road Association modification. It also approved agricultural overlay applications for 29 Hands Creek Road and the Schneider Residence, an extension of time for the Wainscott Sewing Society, and certificates of occupancy for three properties. One application (257 Further Lane) was deemed incomplete and will receive a follow‑up letter.

• Approved Pinkerton Farm easement modification (all members in favor)
• Approved 109 DeForest historic district submission (all members in favor)
• Approved Bluff Road Association modification (Benson and Guittard in favor; Schiavoni recused)
• Approved 29 Hands Creek Rd agricultural overlay (all members in favor)
• Approved Schneider Residence agricultural overlay (all members in favor)
• Approved extension of time for Wainscott Sewing Society (all members in favor)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for Anthony Providenti, 269 Main Street, and Twinkle Farm LLC (all members in favor)
• Declared 257 Further Lane submission incomplete (no approval)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The board approved resolutions for the Wainscott Holdings subdivision, Franzetti subwaiver hearing schedule, 80 Firestone Bluff Crest Cottages modification, and Verizon extensions of time at Amagansett Fire District and 103 Flaggy Hole Road. It also agreed to recommend Town Board approval of two old filed map modifications and to send supportive comments on a Springs property request. All motions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved Wainscott Holdings, LLC final subdivision modification (unanimous)
• Approved Franzetti subwaiver public hearing schedule (unanimous)
• Approved 80 Firestone – Bluff Crest Cottages modification (unanimous)
• Approved Verizon extension of time at Amagansett Fire District PWSF (unanimous)
• Approved Verizon extension of time at 103 Flaggy Hole Road PWSF (unanimous)
• Agreed to recommend Town Board approve Luis Martinex old filed map modification (unanimous)
• Agreed to recommend Town Board approve Three Mile Harbor/Abraham's Path old filed map modification (unanimous)
• Sent comments to Town Board in favor of Daniels SCTM request at 21 Gardiner's Lane (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions covering staffing, special events, map amendments, lifeguard staffing changes, a water‑main cleaning contract, a saltmarsh sparrow conservation agreement, and a food‑service procurement. All votes were unanimous with Councilmember Kathee Burke‑Gonzalez absent. The actions were recorded in the July 8, 2025 work‑session minutes.

• Extended Temporary Appointment of Principal Office Assistant (Resolution 2025‑965) – Adopted unanimously
• Approved Special Event Permits for July 2025 and Tour of the Hamptons (Resolution 2025‑966) – Adopted unanimously
• Amended UR Map SP‑1‑1, URP 97 – Move Access Point (Resolution 2025‑967) – Adopted unanimously
• Appointed Seasonal Lifeguards in the Recreation Department for June 2025 (Resolution 2025‑970) – Adopted unanimously
• Terminated Seasonal Lifeguard in the Recreation Department for July 2025 (Resolution 2025‑971) – Adopted unanimously
• Accepted proposal for National Water Main Cleaning at Lowenstein Court (Resolution 2025‑972) – Adopted unanimously
• Approved SMARTeam Agreement for banding Saltmarsh Sparrows in Accabonac Harbor (Resolution 2025‑973) – Adopted unanimously
• Accepted Bid #EH25‑028 for Food Service, Kitchenware Items & Miscellaneous Foods (Resolution 2025‑975) – Adopted unanimously

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The Zoning Board of Appeals is holding a work session to review administrative applications and post-hearing decisions. The board will consider requests for variances related to residential construction, wetland setbacks, and property setbacks in Amagansett, Montauk, East Hampton, and Wainscott.

• Proposed 2,400 sq. ft. residence and vegetation clearing at 39 Leeton Road, Amagansett
• Proposed 2,192 sq. ft. residence and seven variances at 15 Faye St., Montauk
• Proposed 1,343 sq. ft. residence and wetland variances at 1859 Montauk Highway, Amagansett
• Request for variances for a garage, sauna, and patios at 41 Gardiners Drive, Amagansett
• Administrative application for decking and roofing at 85 Gerard Drive, Springs

The board approved two administrative applications for property improvements in Springs and Amagansett. It also approved several post‑hearing applications, including a new residence at 15 Faye St. and a fountain at 24 Cowhill Lane, while denying the majority of the Gardiners Drive proposal. Extensions of time were granted for two existing determinations, and four resolutions naming private individuals were adopted. The meeting was then moved to executive session.

• Approved Trimble administrative application (85 Gerard Drive) – unanimous
• Approved Bronspigel administrative application (39 Leeton Road) – unanimous
• Approved Francis Yakabowski post‑hearing application for 15 Faye St. – unanimous
• Approved Chill24 LLC post‑hearing application for 24 Cowhill Lane – unanimous
• Denied majority of Sivina Della Motta application (41 Gardiners Drive) and approved limited portions – unanimous
• Approved extension of time for Gershon (116 Navy Road) – unanimous
• Approved resolution for Jose Santiago and Yanilsa Munoz (232 Three Mile Harbor Road) – unanimous
• Moved meeting to executive session – unanimous

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board adopted a series of unanimous resolutions, including a bond amendment for the Amagansett Lighting District and approval of over $2.1 million in utility claims. Additional actions approved contracts for cemetery maintenance, software services, food supply, sanitation equipment, and HVAC repairs, and appointed a student intern to the Aquaculture Department.

• Approved Claims $2,107,264.10 Utility Warrant 7A (unanimous)
• Amended Amagansett Lighting District Bond (unanimous)
• Extended Ft. Hill Cemetery Interments & Maintenance Contract (unanimous)
• Accepted OpenGov, Inc. Change Order for Additional Software Services (unanimous)
• Accepted Bid EH25-029 – Supply & Delivery of Food Items (Mivila Foods of NY, Inc.) (unanimous)
• Accepted Bid EH25-030 – Trommel for Sanitation (Emerald Equipment Systems) (unanimous)
• Appointed Student Intern I to the Aquaculture Department – Layla Healy (unanimous)
• Extended HVAC Repairs, Service & Installation Contract with Best Climate Control Corporation (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will meet to review various site applications. The board is considering requests for business signage, fencing, and modifications within agricultural and historic districts.

• Business sign application for 618 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett
• Fence, wall, gate, or berm application for 12 Greetree Ct, Amagansett
• Agricultural Overlay applications for 290 Further Ln, 7 Greenhollow Road, and 56 Spring Close Hwy
• Historic District modification for 267 Main St, Amagansett
• Certificate of Occupancy Inspections for five properties in East Hampton, Montauk, and Amagansett

The board approved the minutes from the June 12, 2025 meeting. It approved a business sign, a fence/wall permit, several agricultural overlay modifications, and a historic district house modification. The board also approved certificates of occupancy for six properties. The board will provide comments to the Planning Board on the 261 Main St submission.

• Approved minutes from June 12, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved business sign for 618 Montauk Hwy LLC (unanimous)
• Approved fence/wall permit for Sandra Chesin, 12 Greentree Ct (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for 290 East LP, 290 Further Ln (unanimous)
• Approved Twinkle Farm Modification (unanimous)
• Approved EEB Farms Modification (unanimous)
• Approved house portion of 267 Main St modification (unanimous)
• Approved certificates of occupancy for six properties (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The Planning Board voted to close the public hearing for the Marx Two-Story Infill Site Plan. It adopted a negative SEQRA declaration for the Franzetti Minor Subdivision. The board approved the Scoville Hall Patio and Generator Well Site Plan. Several items—including the Marram EV Chargers phased plan, the Nicholson Minor Subdivision Modification, and the Wainscott Holdings LLC Final Subdivision Modification—were tabled.

• Close public hearing for Marx Two-Story Infill Site Plan (approved, all members in favor)
• Negative SEQRA declaration for Franzetti Minor Subdivision (approved)
• Approve Scoville Hall Patio and Generator Well Site Plan (approved, all members in favor)
• Table Marram EV Chargers Phased Site Plan (tabled)
• Table Nicholson Minor Subdivision Modification (tabled)
• Table Wainscott Holdings LLC Final Subdivision Modification (tabled)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider four public hearings regarding variance requests for structures near wetlands and front yards. The board will also approve minutes and resolutions.

• Public hearing for Alexandra Marie Noble & Rose Malindretos at 48 Treasure Island Drive
• Public hearing for Karen Kreider at 224 Fairview Avenue in Montauk
• Public hearing for Rolando Mendoza Rivas at 94 Cooper Lane
• Public hearing for Susan Lehman at 7 Outlook Avenue regarding a dock and residence
• Work session to review administrative applications and reopen records for two properties

The Zoning Board approved the draft minutes from the June 10 meeting. It also approved five property resolutions—including those for 17 S Fuller Street, 28 Butternut Drive, 11 Harbor Hill Lane, and 325 Bluff Road—while tabling two others. The board reopened the record to accept an updated survey for Chill24 LLC and then re‑closed it.

• Approved draft minutes of June 10, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Ryan & Courtney Holgan, 17 S Fuller Street (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Scott Albrecht, 28 Butternut Drive (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Ford, 11 Harbor Hill Lane (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Bluff Road Associates LLC, 325 Bluff Road (unanimous)
• Tabled resolution for George and Anastasia Gavalas, 43 Marine Blvd (no vote recorded)
• Tabled resolution for Alicia and Guy Longobardo, 42 Hampton Lane (no vote recorded)
• Reopened record to accept updated survey for Chill24 LLC and re‑closed it (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will first approve minutes from the May 22, 2025 meeting. It will then consider several applications, including commercial modifications for Gurney's Inn, Ocean Colony, Montauk Beach House LLC, and 552 West Lake. Additional items include a fence and berm request at 130 Bluff Road, a historic district application for 137 Main Street, agricultural overlay requests, and certificates of occupancy for two properties.

• Commercial modification applications: Gurney's Inn (290 Old Montauk Hwy), Ocean Colony (2400 Montauk Hwy), Montauk Beach House LLC (55 S Elmwood), 552 West Lake (552 West Lake Drive)
• Fence, wall, gate & berm application at 130 Bluff Road
• Historic district application for 137 Main Street
• Agricultural overlay applications for 132 Sayres Path and 7 Townline Road
• Certificate of occupancy applications for 62 Skimhampton Road and 47 Town Line Road

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the May 22, 2025 meeting. All listed development applications, including a commercial modification for Gurney's Inn and several other projects, were approved unanimously. A certificate of occupancy for Henry Beard and an as‑built certificate for Aron & Shapiro were also approved. One agricultural overlay application by Marta Kotyza was administratively postponed.

• Approved May 22, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Gurney's Inn commercial modification (unanimous)
• Approved Ocean Colony submission (unanimous)
• Approved 130 Bluff Road fence, wall, gate & berm (unanimous)
• Approved 137 Main Street historic district submission (unanimous)
• Approved JIF TL7 LLC agricultural overlay (unanimous)
• Approved Henry Beard Certificate of Occupancy (unanimous)
• Postponed Marta Kotyza agricultural overlay (administrative)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

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

• 17 South Fuller Street, Montauk: 619 sq. ft. addition and garage with wetland setback variances
• 42 Hampton Lane, Amagansett: Demolition of 1,736 sq. ft. home to build 2,159 sq. ft. residence
• 43 Marine Blvd., Amagansett: 849 sq. ft. additions and 535 sq. ft. garage with dune crest variances
• 232 Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton: New basement and foundation with wetland setback variances
• 122 S Essex Street, Montauk: Demolition of 836 sq. ft. home to build 2,579 sq. ft. residence

The board approved Natural Resources Special Permits and required variances for four residential projects in Montauk, Amagansett, and East Hampton. It postponed further review of a fifth project at 41 Gardiners Drive. The board also approved several modifications, an extension of time, two resolutions, and moved to executive session.

• Approved NRSP and variances for Ryan & Courtney Holgan, 17 S Fuller St (approved)
• Approved NRSP and variances for Alicia and Guy Longobardo, 42 Hampton Ln (approved)
• Approved NRSP and variances for George and Anastasia Gavalas, 43 Marine Blvd (approved)
• Approved NRSP and variances for Jose Santiago and Yanilsa Munoz, 232 Three Mile Harbor Rd (approved)
• Postponed review of Sivina Della Motta, 41 Gardiners Drive (continued to next session)
• Approved extension of time for Joslin Lions Head, LLC, 154 Isle of Wight Rd (approved)
• Approved resolutions for Bradley Krutsch & Kristin Rightnour (3 Shorewood Dr) and Kevin McDermott (70 Shore Rd & 3 Merrill's Rd) (approved)
• Moved meeting to executive session (approved)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on June 3, 2025 will hear public hearings on variance applications for properties at 24 Cowhill Lane, 1859 Montauk Highway, and 15 Faye St., among others. A previously scheduled public hearing for a pool variance at 85 Oyster Shores Road has been cancelled. The board will also address post‑hearing decisions on pool equipment at 3 Shorewood Drive and lot‑line reconfiguration at 70 Shore Road and 3 Merril’s Road. Additionally, the board will consider extensions of time for permits and approve minutes.

• Cancelled public hearing: variance for pool at 85 Oyster Shores Road, East Hampton
• Public hearing: variances for fountain and storage bin at 24 Cowhill Lane, Wainscott
• Public hearing: natural resources special permit and three variances for new residence at 1859 Montauk Highway, Amagansett
• Public hearing: natural resources special permit and seven variances for new residence and pool at 15 Faye St., Montauk
• Post‑hearing decision: variance for pool equipment at 3 Shorewood Drive, East Hampton

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will review applications for historic district approvals, commercial use changes, fence and wall permits, agricultural overlay requests, and multiple Certificate of Occupancy issuances. Items include properties on Bluff Road, Montauk Highway, Greentree Court, Wainscott Main Street, and other locations. The board will vote on each listed application. No other business is noted.

• Historic district application for 294 Bluff Rd, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-172-9-16)
• Commercial use modification for 458 Montauk Hwy, East Hampton (Algary LLC, SCTM# 300-189-1-7)
• Fence permit for 12 Greentree Ct, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-126-1-14.24)
• Agricultural overlay request for 104 Wainscott Main St (SCTM# 300-200-2-24.8)
• Certificate of Occupancy issuance for 71 S Emerson St, Montauk (Hotel & Office, SCTM# 300-50-1-14)

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the May 8 meeting and several historic district, commercial, and agricultural overlay applications. All motions were approved unanimously except one fence submission, which was deemed incomplete. The board also approved four Certificate of Occupancy requests, with one member recused from a vote.

• Approved minutes from May 8, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved historic district submission 294 Bluff Rd with 5‑ft gate (unanimous)
• Approved historic district submission 288 Bluff Rd (unanimous)
• Approved commercial change for Algary LLC, 458 Montauk Hwy (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for 104 Wainscott Main St (unanimous)
• Declared fence/gate submission 12 Greentree Ct incomplete (no approval)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Algary LLC, 458 Montauk Hwy (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Bluff Crest Cottages, 80 Firestone Rd (unanimous, Guittard recused)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three applications seeking Natural Resources Special Permits and related variances. The hearings include projects at 122 S Essex Street in Montauk, 7 Outlook Avenue in Springs, and 183 Marine Boulevard in Amagansett. The meeting also covers administrative applications, minutes approval, and several resolutions.

• James Brennan – 122 S Essex Street, Montauk: demolition of an 836 sq ft residence and construction of a 2,579 sq ft two‑story home with pool, NRSP request.
• Susan Lehman – 7 Outlook Ave, Springs: legalization of a floating dock, new 1,606 sq ft residence, deck and patio, NRSP request.
• Sands Capital Holdings LLC – 183 Marine Blvd, Amagansett: raise/renovate residence, add 519 sq ft, multiple height and floor‑area variances, beach vegetation clearing, NRSP request.
• Louse Investment LLC – 74 Louse Point Road, Springs: demolition of residence and all structures on bluff.
• Sea Bass Acquisitions LLC – 63 Shipwreck Drive, Amagansett: request for extension of time.

The Zoning Board approved an administrative application for Louse Investment LLC to demolish a residence at 74 Louse Point Road. It also closed the public hearings for the James Brennan and Sands Capital Holdings applications, adjourned the Susan Lehman hearing to June 24, and approved an extension of time for Sea Bass Acquisitions. The board approved the minutes from the May 13 meeting and adopted four resolutions concerning properties on Driftwood Lane, Old Montauk Highway, West Lake Drive, and Hampton Lane.

• Closed James Brennan hearing and written record (unanimous)
• Adjourned Susan Lehman hearing until June 24 (unanimous)
• Closed Sands Capital Holdings hearing; record open 30 days (unanimous)
• Approved Louse Investment LLC demolition application (unanimous)
• Approved extension of time for Sea Bass Acquisitions (unanimous)
• Approved draft minutes for May 13, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 37 Driftwood Lane (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 406 Old Montauk Highway (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings to consider several variance requests, primarily concerning construction setbacks from freshwater wetlands. The board will also review a proposal to reconfigure lot lines between two parcels in Amagansett.

• 3 Shorewood Drive: Variance for pool equipment setback
• 70 Shore Road & 3 Merril's Road: Lot line reconfiguration and 27,377 sq. ft. area variance
• 232 Three Mile Harbor Road: Natural Resources Special Permit and variances for fence, wall, and shed setbacks
• 41 Gardiners Drive: Natural Resources Special Permit and variances for garage, roof deck, and sauna setbacks
• 16 S. Forrest Street: Public hearing cancelled

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved resolutions for 2 Cedar Point Road, 3 Association Road, and 69 Benson Drive. It also authorized the settlement stipulation in Frohlich vs. the Board. The draft minutes from May 6, 2025 were tabled. All motions passed with all members in favor.

• Approved resolution for 2 Cedar Point Road, East Hampton (all members in favor)
• Approved resolution for 3 Association Road, Wainscott (all members in favor)
• Approved resolution for 69 Benson Dr., Montauk (all members in favor)
• Authorized settlement stipulation in Frohlich vs. Zoning Board of Appeals (all members in favor)
• Tabled draft minutes of May 6, 2025 (no vote recorded)
• Motion to close meeting and enter Executive Session at 8:24 pm (all members in favor)
• Motion to reconvene after Executive Session (all members in favor)
• Motion to adjourn meeting at 8:33 pm (all members in favor)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will review several applications for business signs, historic district modifications, and commercial changes. The board will also consider requests regarding fences, agricultural overlays, and certificates of occupancy.

• Business sign application for Omayo Studios at 45 S Euclid Ave, Montauk
• Historic district applications for 100 Wainscott Hollow Rd, 763 Springs Fireplace Rd, and 136 Benson Dr
• Commercial change applications for Soul-Cycle at 15 S Edgemere St and Phoenix House at 95 Industrial Road
• Fence, wall, gate, and berm application for BMG Huntting Road LLC at 29 Huntting Rd
• Agricultural overlay applications for 8 Fieldview Lane and 300 Town Lane

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the April 24, 2025 meeting. It also approved a business sign for Omayo Studios, multiple historic district applications, and several certificates of occupancy. Two commercial submissions were found incomplete and will receive follow‑up letters. All motions passed with all members in favor.

• Approved minutes from April 24, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved business sign for Omayo Studios (unanimous)
• Approved historic district applications for John Nealon, Mallow Residence, and Sanjay Pingle modification (unanimous)
• Approved Phoenix House commercial change conditioned on gray siding (unanimous)
• Deemed Soul‑Cycle commercial submission incomplete; applicant to receive follow‑up letter
• Deemed BMG Huntting Road LLC fence submission incomplete; applicant to receive follow‑up letter
• Approved agricultural overlay applications for SRB Holdings LLC and 300 Town Lane (unanimous)
• Approved extension of time for EEB Farms LLC and certificates of occupancy for EH House, 618 Montauk, and Sanjay Pingle (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals held a work session to review administrative applications and post‑hearing decisions. Six applicants sought Natural Resources Special Permits and variances to build or modify structures near freshwater wetlands. The board also addressed a modification of a 2019 determination and an extension of a 2017 determination, and will approve minutes and consider two resolutions.

• Sean Meehan – 69 Benson Dr., Montauk: removal/reconstruction of decking, 76.7‑ft variance from wetland setback.
• 3 Georgica Association Road LLC – 3 Association Road, Wainscott: additions and porches, variances of 74.2 ft and 56.8 ft.
• Susan Gross & Adam Cohen – 37 Driftwood Lane, Springs: height variance of 4 ft and AC unit setback variance of 5 ft.
• Christopher Leonard – 406 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk: balcony and clearing, three variances (10.4 ft, 60.4 ft, 56.3 ft).
• Jerome Cangelosi – 77 West Lake Drive, Montauk: slate patio, variances of 1.7 ft and 4.8 ft.

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals approved six separate applications for variances, special permits, and construction projects. The board also approved an extension of time for a 2017 determination, scheduled a modification hearing for a 2019 determination, and adopted two resolutions. All motions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved Sean Meehan application for decking and driveway changes
• Approved 3 Georgica Association Road LLC application for home additions
• Approved Susan Gross & Adam Cohen application for increased building height and AC placement
• Approved Christopher Leonard application for balcony and fence near wetlands
• Approved Jerome Cangelosi application for slate patio near wetlands
• Approved 46 Hampton Lane LLC & William T Russell application for subsurface drainage
• Approved extension of time for Hermann (26 Seaside Ave) determination
• Scheduled modification hearing for Giordano (15 Deforest Road) determination

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold scheduled public hearings for four applications that seek variances and Natural Resources Special Permits for construction projects in various residential zones. Each applicant requests setbacks that differ from the town code requirements. The meeting will also include a work session for administrative applications, post‑hearing decisions, and a modification to a prior determination for 2 Cedar Point Road. No other items are listed for decision.

• Public hearing: 94 Cooper Lane – pool equipment variance of 10’ and 8.4’ from front yard setback.
• Public hearing: 17 S Fuller Street – addition, garage, porch, deck and upgraded sanitary system; four variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit.
• Public hearing: 42 Hampton Lane – demolition and new residence with multiple variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit.
• Public hearing: 43 Marine Blvd – additions, garage, deck, driveway expansion, and beach vegetation clearing; three variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit.
• Work session item: Modification to the October 30, 2019 determination for 2 Cedar Point Road.

The Zoning Board approved a modification to the October 30, 2019 determination for the Heine property at 2 Cedar Point Road. The board also cancelled the public hearing for the pool variance at 94 Cooper Lane and closed the public hearings for three other applications. Draft minutes from the April 22 meeting were approved and the meeting was adjourned at 8:15 p.m.

• Cancelled public hearing for Rolando Mendoza Rivas (94 Cooper Lane) – all members in favor
• Closed public hearing and written record for Ryan & Courtney Holgan (17 S Fuller Street) – unanimous
• Closed public hearing and written record for Alicia and Guy Longobardo (42 Hampton Lane) – unanimous
• Closed public hearing and written record for George and Anastasia Gavalas (43 Marine Blvd) – unanimous
• Approved modification to October 30, 2019 determination for Heine (2 Cedar Point Road) – unanimous
• Approved draft minutes of April 22, 2025 – unanimous
• Adjourned meeting at 8:15 p.m. – unanimous

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will review applications for business signage and commercial property changes. The board will also consider requests related to the Historic District and Agricultural Overlay.

• Business sign applications for Connect One Bank (100 Pantigo Place), Tony's Grab & Go (717 Montauk Hwy), and Sportime (385 Abrahams Path)
• Commercial change applications for 71 S Emerson Ave, 167 S Emerson Ave, and 80 Firestone Rd
• Historic District application for 276 Bluff Road
• Agricultural Overlay application for 62 Skimhampton Road
• Certificate of Occupancy Inspections for 172 Buckskill Rd and 136 Benson Dr

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from April 10, 2025. It approved three business sign applications, three commercial modifications, a historic district submission, an agricultural overlay, two extensions of time, and two certificates of occupancy. One certificate of occupancy submission for Sanjay Pingle was administratively postponed. All approvals were unanimous except the historic district item, where one member opposed.

• Approved minutes from April 10, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Connect One Bank business sign (unanimous)
• Approved Tony's Grab & Go sign modification (unanimous)
• Approved Sportime sign (unanimous)
• Approved commercial modification for 71 S Emerson LLC (unanimous)
• Approved historic district submission for 276 Bluff Road (approved despite one opposition)
• Approved extension of time for 267 On Main LLC (unanimous)
• Postponed certificate of occupancy for Sanjay Pingle (administratively postponed)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings regarding property modifications and construction near protected natural resources. The board is considering requests for variances related to freshwater wetlands and dune crest setbacks.

• 77 West Lake Drive, Montauk: Request for a Natural Resources Special Permit and variances to keep a slate patio in a freshwater wetland and side yard setbacks
• 46 & 50 Hampton Lane, Amagansett: Request for a Natural Resources Special Permit and a 75-foot variance to install subsurface drainage near wetlands
• 43 Marine Blvd., Amagansett: Request for a Natural Resources Special Permit and three variances to build additions, a garage, and a deck near a dune crest
• 14 Taft Drive, Montauk: Administrative application to replace a large deck with a smaller one in a freshwater wetland area
• Devon Yacht Club (300 Abrahams Landing Road) and 3 Association Road LLC: Pending decisions

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved an administrative deck application for 14 Taft Drive, Montauk. It also approved sending a letter to the Planning Board regarding the Devon Yacht Club and accepted additional information for 3 Association Road, Wainscott into the record. The board unanimously approved the draft minutes from April 8, 2025 and then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved Whitman deck application at 14 Taft Drive (unanimous)
• Approved sending Devon Yacht Club letter to Planning Board (unanimous)
• Accepted additional information for 3 Association Road into the record (unanimous)
• Approved draft minutes of April 8, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:44 pm (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will review various applications for business signs, commercial changes, and agricultural overlay projects. The board will also conduct certificate of occupancy inspections for three properties.

• Business sign application for Cluckman's at 136 Main Street, Amagansett
• Commercial change applications for 240 Fort Pond Rd, 782 Montauk Highway, 2 Star Island Road, and 779 Old Montauk Highway in Montauk
• Agricultural overlay applications for 10 Springs Fireplace Road, 7 Townline Road, and 257 Further Lane
• Fence, gate, wall, or berm application for 11 N Cape Lane, East Hampton
• Certificate of Occupancy inspections for 461 Further Lane, 379 Bluff Road, and 779 Old Montauk Highway

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the March 27, 2025 meeting. It approved multiple commercial sign and project applications, a residential modification, and three certificates of occupancy. Two applications were found incomplete and will receive follow‑up letters, and one agricultural overlay was approved with a condition. All approvals were unanimous.

• Approved March 27, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Cluckman's window decals (unanimous)
• Approved 668 The Gig Shack commercial project (unanimous)
• Approved SHM Star Island commercial project (unanimous)
• Approved Beach Plum commercial project (unanimous)
• Deemed Petriello/Ward fence submission incomplete; follow‑up letter to be sent
• Approved 10 Fireplace LLC agricultural overlay (unanimous)
• Approved 257 FL LLC agricultural overlay, except outdoor television (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing to consider two variance requests: one for a 29-foot building height at 37 Driftwood Lane and another for a Natural Resources Special Permit at 406 Old Montauk Highway. The board will also discuss administrative applications and approve minutes.

• Public hearing for 37 Driftwood Lane variance (height 29' vs 25')
• Public hearing for 406 Old Montauk Highway wetland variance
• Discussion of Sean Meehan's 69 Benson Dr. application
• Approval of draft minutes from April 1
• Resolution for 69 Seaside Avenue application

The board closed the public hearings for the 37 Driftwood Lane and 406 Old Montauk Highway applications, keeping the written records open as noted. It approved the April Taylor revegetation plan and an extension of time for the Foglia property. The board also approved the draft minutes from the April 1 meeting and four resolutions for Rowley, Hampton Lane LLC, Tripp, and Hispaniola Trust LLC. The meeting was adjourned and the board entered Executive Session.

• Closed public hearing for 37 Driftwood Lane, kept written record open for two days (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for 406 Old Montauk Highway, closed written record (unanimous)
• Approved April Taylor revegetation plan (unanimous)
• Approved extension of time for Foglia property (unanimous)
• Approved draft minutes of April 1 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved four property resolutions (Rowley, Hampton Lane LLC, Tripp, Hispaniola Trust LLC) (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting and entered Executive Session (unanimous)

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 requests for residential construction, the conversion of an accessory building into a dwelling, and several setback variances.

• Construction of a 4,049 sq. ft. residence at 5 Settlement Court, East Hampton
• Request to convert a 596 sq. ft. accessory building to a second dwelling at 77 Beach Lane, Wainscott
• Seven variances for a garage and patio at 106 Meeting House Lane, East Hampton
• Three variances for a patio and shed at 18 6th Street, Kingstown Park, Springs
• Hand-cutting of 7,000 sq. ft. of invasive phragmites at 1 Eel Cove Road and 3 Eel Cove Road, Wainscott

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The Architectural Review Board will review various applications for property modifications. These include projects in historic districts, commercial changes, and agricultural overlay zones.

• Historic District applications for 29 Old Stone Highway, 276 Bluff Road, and 109 DeForest Rd
• Commercial change applications for Gurney's Inn (290 Old Montauk Highway) and Surf Club Unit 88 (20 Surfside Ave)
• Fence, wall, gate, and berm applications for 174 Queens Lane and 91 Rutland Road
• Agricultural Overlay applications for 10 Springs Fireplace Road, 7 Greenhollow Road, and 5 Hardscrabble Close
• Certificate of Occupancy inspections for 5 Hardscrabble Close and 226 Bull Path

The Architectural Review Board approved the minutes from the March 13, 2025 meeting. It approved the Springs General Store historic district submission, two commercial change applications (Gurney's Inn and Surf Club Unit 88), a modification to the Twinkle Farm agricultural overlay, certificates of occupancy for Novenstein and Patricia Doran Fleming, and an extension of time for Smart Stor. All approvals were made with all members in favor.

• Approved minutes from March 13, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Springs General Store historic district submission (unanimous)
• Approved Gurney's Inn commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Surf Club Unit 88 commercial change (unanimous)
• Approved Twinkle Farm LLC agricultural overlay modification (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Novenstein (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for Patricia Doran Fleming (unanimous)
• Approved Extension of Time for Smart Stor (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold two public hearings to consider applications for variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit. The first hearing concerns 3 Georgica Association Road LLC’s request to add 1,229 sq ft of residential space and related work on a wetland‑containing parcel in Wainscott. The second hearing addresses Susana Plaza’s request for three minor variances to keep a patio and shed within yard setbacks in Kingstown Park, Springs. The board will also conduct a work session to discuss administrative applications, post‑hearing decisions, and extensions of time.

• 3 Georgica Association Road LLC: Natural Resources Special Permit and two variances (74.2’ and 56.8’) for additions at 3 Association Road, Wainscott (36,795 sq ft parcel with wetlands)
• Susana Plaza: three variances (0.3’, 11.3’, 0.1’) for patio and shed at 18 6th Street, Kingstown Park, Springs
• Civlan Realty LLC: extension of a 2022 determination for 44 Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton
• Rowley: discussion of new materials for 69 Seaside Avenue, Montauk
• Devon Yacht Club: discussion on memo to the Planning Board for 300 Abrahams Landing Road, Amagansett

The board approved an extension of time for Civlan Realty LLC’s 2022 determination, with all members voting in favor. It also closed the public hearings for 3 Georgica Association Road LLC (keeping the written record open for two weeks) and for Susana Plaza (keeping the written record open), with unanimous support. The board approved the Rowley application at 69 Seaside Avenue, with a majority indicating approval. Additionally, the board approved the draft minutes from March 18, 2025, and postponed the resolution for Michael Palladino.

• Approved extension of time for Civlan Realty LLC (all members in favor)
• Closed public hearing for 3 Georgica Association Road LLC and kept written record open for two weeks (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for Susana Plaza and kept written record open (unanimous)
• Approved Rowley application at 69 Seaside Avenue (majority approval)
• Approved draft minutes of March 18, 2025 (unanimous)
• Postponed resolution for Michael Palladino

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding setbacks for a garage and patio at 106 Meeting House Lane. The board will also consider post-hearing decisions for properties in Springs and Montauk.

• Public hearing for 106 Meeting House Lane: request for seven variances for an as-built garage and patio
• Post-hearing decision for 10 Homestead Lane, Springs: variance for an as-built deck
• Post-hearing decision for 69 Benson Dr., Montauk: Natural Resources Special Permit and variance for decking near wetlands
• Decision regarding modification of 2021 determination for 80 Firestone Road, Montauk
• Request to reopen the record for Devon Yacht Club at 300 Abrahams Landing Road, Amagansett

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will meet on March 13, 2025 at 4:00 PM in the Town Hall Meeting Room, 159 Pantigo Road. The board will approve minutes from the February 13, 2025 meeting. The board will consider several permit applications, including a business sign for the Plank Industrial Complex on Plank Road & Route 114, fence and wall requests for properties such as 138 Bluff Road and 2 Great Oak Way, a historic district alteration at 294 Bluff Road, and agricultural overlay requests for sites including 354 Town Lane and 10 Tyson Lane. Additional items include an extension of time and certificate of occupancy inspections for various properties.

• Business sign permit for Plank Industrial Complex, Plank Road & Rte 114 (SCTM# 300‑156‑1‑8.02)
• Fence, wall, gate, berm applications for Pegasus Bluff LLC (138 Bluff Road) and Mehdi Adib (2 Great Oak Way) (SCTM# 300‑175‑1‑39; 300‑55‑7‑3.16)
• Historic district alteration for 294 Bluff Road (SCTM# 300‑172‑9‑16)
• Agricultural overlay applications for 354 Town Lane; 10 Tyson Lane; 16 Association Rd; 9 Old Orchard Lane (SCTM# 300‑150‑3‑2.4; 300‑189‑6‑7.2; 300‑200‑3‑27.2; 300‑142‑1‑11.37)
• Extension of time and certificate of occupancy inspection for 27 Talmage Farm Lane and other properties (SCTM# 300‑63‑2‑14.52)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals work session will consider several administrative applications and post‑hearing decisions. Items include a reconstruction request for 52 Oyster Shores Road and three NRSP applications that seek variances to build decks, sheds, fences, and other structures near wetlands at 31 Hampton Lane, 124 Old West Lake Drive, and 69 Seaside Avenue. The board will also address extensions of time on prior determinations and adopt resolutions correcting past records.

• 52 Oyster Shores Road LLC – reconstruction of residence with no change in floor area, plus stone walkway, outdoor shower, and bluff stairs.
• Hampton Ln LLC – 31 Hampton Lane: ten variances and a Natural Resources Special Permit to keep existing walkway, add two deck expansions, shed, A/C relocation, trellis, and patio within wetland setbacks.
• Michael Palladino – 124 Old West Lake Dr.: NRSP and three variances to retain a swimming pool, pool deck, and add fencing and gates near wetlands.
• Cynthia Rowley – 69 Seaside Ave: NRSP and one variance to construct a 129 sq ft deck 11 ft from freshwater wetlands.
• Extensions of time for Hispaniola Trust (9 Shipwreck Drive), Melillo (31 Gilbert Path), and Guzowski (12 Gainsboro Ct) on prior determinations.

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will review several site plans and a subdivision waiver modification. The subdivision waiver for Cidorac/Decker will be discussed and potentially approved. Additional items include reviews of site plans, a subwaiver, board of review applications, and map modifications.

• Subdivision waiver modification for Cidorac/Decker (L. Cortese/Stoecker/Montauk)
• Site plan reviews for 2 Plank Road, 4 Plank Road, Surfrider Restaurant, and 80 Firestone – Bluff Crest Cottage
• Subwaiver review for Franzetti (J. Fowkes/Gross/Montauk)
• Board of Review applications for 9 Blue Jay LLC and 9 Front LLC
• Administrative map modifications for 21 & 23 Abrahams Path and SP-6

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Planning Board meeting on March 5, 2025 will review site plans for 2 Plank Road, 4 Plank Road, the Surfrider Restaurant, and 80 Firestone – Bluff Crest Cottage. The board will consider a subdivision waiver modification submitted by Cidorac/Decker. It will also hear board‑of‑review matters for 9 Blue Jay LLC (9 Blue Jay Way) and 9 Front LLC (2 Hawthorne Ave). Additional items include administrative map modifications for Abrahams Path and SP‑6 and adoption of the February 26, 2025 minutes.

• Site‑plan review for 2 Plank Road (Wainscott)
• Site‑plan review for 4 Plank Road (Wainscott)
• Site‑plan review for Surfrider Restaurant (Montauk)
• Subdivision waiver modification for Cidorac/Decker (Montauk)
• Board of Review items for 9 Blue Jay LLC (9 Blue Jay Way) and 9 Front LLC (2 Hawthorne Ave)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings regarding property variances in Springs and Wainscott. The board will also review resolutions for properties in Montauk, East Hampton, and Springs.

• Public hearing for 10 Homestead LLC at 10 Homestead Lane, Springs, for a 3.4’ side yard setback variance for a deck
• Public hearing for Daniel and Brooke Neidich at 77 Beach Lane, Wainscott, to convert a 596 sq. ft. accessory building into a second dwelling
• Resolution for Wataview 3 LLC at 232 West Lake Drive, Montauk
• Resolution for Hokusai LLC at 24 Sammy's Beach Road, East Hampton
• Resolution for Jessica Houghton at 101 South Forrest St, Montauk

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The Architectural Review Board will review applications for changes to commercial properties, fences, and agricultural overlay modifications. The board will also conduct certificate of occupancy inspections for five properties.

• Historic District application: 325 Bluff Road, Amagansett
• Commercial change applications: 457 Montauk Highway and 28 Maidstone Park Rd
• Fence, wall, gate, and berm application: 10 Rolling Woods Ct, Wainscott
• Agricultural Overlay applications: 11 Townline Road, 65 Beach Lane, and 60 Beach Lane
• Certificate of Occupancy inspections for 2 Great Oak Way, 374 Main Street, 72 Davis Drive, 480 Pantigo Rd, and 139 Old House Landing

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session to consider several post‑hearing decisions, including a Natural Resources Special Permit and variances for a pergola and living spaces at 101 South Forrest St., Montauk, and a demolition and new 5,898‑sq ft residence with decks and a pool at 124 Beach Lane, Wainscott. The board will also review interpretations, extensions of time on prior determinations, and adopt resolutions for several property owners. Minutes from the February 4, 2025 meeting will be approved before adjournment.

• Jessica Houghton: NRSP and five variances for 101 South Forrest St., Montauk (wetland setbacks)
• 124 Beach Lane LLC: NRSP for demolition of existing residence and construction of a new 5,898‑sq ft one‑story residence with decks and pool at 124 Beach Lane, Wainscott
• Devon Yacht Club: modification of a 2023 determination at 300 Abrahams Landing Road, Amagansett
• 90-35 Holding Corp: extension of time for a 2019 determination at 113 South Edgemere, Montauk
• Wataview 3 LLC: resolution for 232 West Lake Drive, Montauk

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider several public hearings regarding wetlands permits and zoning variances, as well as approve minutes and administrative decisions.

• Public hearing for Deborah Tobia: 6 Highwood, Springs (variances for playing court and pool patio)
• Public hearing for Michael Palladino: 124 Old West Lake Dr., Montauk (NRSP and variances for pool and fencing)
• Public hearing for Cynthia Rowley: 69 Seaside Ave, Montauk (NRSP and variance for deck near wetlands)
• Public hearing for Sean Meehan: 69 Benson Dr., Montauk (NRSP and variance for new decking)
• Work session to review administrative applications and building permits

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several applications requiring Natural Resources Special Permits and numerous variances for properties in Amagansett and Wainscott. Items include a cancelled hearing for a 7,500 sq ft residence at 224 Shore Road and scheduled hearings for projects at 31 Hampton Lane, 124 Beach Lane, and others. The board will also address administrative applications, post‑hearing decisions, and approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• Cancelled hearing: 224 Shore Road – demolition and new 729 sq ft residence with deck, variances from coastal and wetland setbacks.
• Scheduled hearing: 31 Hampton Lane – walkway, deck expansions, shed, A/C relocation, and trellis with ten variances from wetland and yard setbacks.
• Scheduled hearing: 124 Beach Lane – demolition of existing home and pool, construction of 5,898 sq ft residence with decks and pool, NRSP required.
• Administrative application: 145 Atlantic Ave – replacement of second‑story deck on freshwater wetland.
• Post‑hearing decision: 3 Beach Plum Court – add 31 sq ft pool deck, modify prior zoning determination.

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will review four post‑hearing applications that request variances and Natural Resources Special Permits for residential properties in Montauk, Amagansett, Springs, and Montauk Shores. The agenda also includes routine items such as an extension of time request, approval of draft minutes, and three resolutions concerning specific parcels. All items are scheduled for discussion during the work session.

• Stuart Adelsberg & Deborah Cole Adelsberg – 5 Old Two Holes of Water Rd.: two setbacks variances (4.4’ and 1.2’) for a deck and generator.
• Eshaghian Personal Residence Trust – 26 Ocean Lane, Amagansett: NRSP and multiple wetland‑setback variances (83.8’, 77.7’, 50.3’, 76.1’) for a retaining wall, fence, pool coping, deck, porch, and equipment relocation.
• Jason and Ashley Libath – 15 Bay Inlet Rd., Springs: NRSP and three wetland‑setback variances (43.7’, 32.4’, 12’) for additions, balcony, porches, pool, and garage conversion.
• Steven Stone – 33 Seaside Ave., Montauk: NRSP and two wetland‑setback variances (48’, 73’) for a new addition, porches, decking, and related structures.
• Resnick – 72 Shore Drive East, Amagansett: extension of time request referencing a 2020 determination.

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will consider several permit applications, including business sign requests, a commercial modification for Gurney's Inn, fence and wall proposals, agricultural overlay changes, and certificate of occupancy inspections. The board will also approve the minutes from the December 12, 2024 meeting. Decisions will be made on each listed application during the session.

• Business sign for Mary Jane Real Estate, 126 N Main St (SCTM# 300-163-7-23.1)
• Business sign for PPT Professional Physical Therapy, 518 Montauk Hwy (SCTM# 300-172-2-19.1)
• Commercial modification for Gurney's Inn, 290 Old Montauk Hwy (SCTM# 300-87-3-28.1)
• Fence, gate, wall proposal for 43 Miller Lane (SCTM# 300-161-3-5)
• Agricultural overlay modification for 22 Association Rd (SCTM# 300-200-3-40.3)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a Natural Resources Special Permit and five variances for a 47,726‑sq‑ft property at 101 South Forrest St, Montauk. The board will also review work‑session applications, including an appeal of a stop‑work order for Wataview 3 LLC and multiple variance requests for sites on Mako Lane, Atlantic Avenue, and Bluff Road in Amagansett. Routine agenda items such as minutes approval and resolutions are also scheduled.

• Public hearing – Jessica Houghton – NRSP and five variances for 101 South Forrest St, Montauk
• Appeal of stop‑work order – Wataview 3 LLC – 232 West Lake Drive, Montauk
• Four variances and NRSP – Ronan Donnelly & Parul Sahai – 45 Mako Lane, Amagansett
• Nine variances and NRSP – David & Kyra Barry – 169 Atlantic Avenue, Amagansett
• Eight variances and NRSP – Bluff Road Associates, LLC – 325 Bluff Road, Amagansett