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Southold Roundup: Airport Runway Agreements, Senior Center Upgrade, and Zoning Hearings Lead Recent Agenda Items

Southold's boards and committees covered a range of land-use, budget, and zoning matters in late June and early July. All meetings listed below have published agendas but no published minutes yet, so outcomes should be confirmed when minutes become available.

Town Board: Airport Agreements and Budget Modifications

The Southold Town Board's June 30 agenda included several financial actions. The headline item was a pair of agreements for Fishers Island Airport runway repairs, totaling $99,987.00 and $120,175.00. The board was also set to approve a $10,554.33 budget modification for a Senior Center bathroom upgrade.

Refunds were on the agenda as well: $2,300 total for event cleanup deposits and $60.00 for beach parking permits. The board set its next meeting for July 28, 2026.

A separate June 30 Town Board agenda covered policy discussions rather than votes. The Agricultural Advisory Committee was scheduled to present zoning update recommendations for agriculture. The board also planned to discuss commercial garbage fees, a draft policy for co-naming town streets, and a revised MPR grant application. Updates from the Peconic Estuary Program and the Suffolk County IA System Grant were also listed.

Planning Board: Peconic Subdivision and Hotel Extension Review

The Planning Board held a June 22 work session with no public testimony. The agenda included review of a proposed clustered five-lot subdivision on 14.9 acres in the R-80 district at Indian Neck Preserve in Peconic. The board also planned to consider an extension for the previously approved Enclaves Hotel project, a 44-unit hotel and restaurant. A discussion of the Planning Board's May Draft Monthly Report rounded out the session.

Zoning Board: Mattituck Commercial Variance and Multiple Public Hearings

The Zoning Board of Appeals met July 2 to deliberate on a variance request for a commercial building with three retail units and an accessory apartment at 615 Pike Street, Mattituck. The agenda noted the board may decide on this item.

The board also held public hearings on several residential variance requests:

The meeting opened with an executive session for attorney advice and a work session for future agenda items.

Coming Up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. The next confirmed Town Board meeting is scheduled for July 28, 2026. Residents should check the town website for any added or rescheduled sessions.

Earlier weeks

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