East Hampton Town Council rewrote sewer authority oversight rules and reset its public hearing to Nov. 24.
The Water Pollution Control Authority voted to extend East Hampton's sewer connection moratorium six months, citing unresolved nitrogen-removal limits at the treatment plant.
East Hampton council affirmed an appetite to sell unused town land and tabled a license-plate-reader policy.
The East Hampton Town Council worked through a draft rewrite of the town's sewer oversight ordinance but took no vote on the substance, adopting only the meeting agenda by a 6-0 vote.
The East Hampton Town Council approved a $727,850 equipment lease and a new three-year supervisors' union contract while fighting over minutes language.
East Hampton Town Council approved $30,444.25 in opioid settlement funds for a mechanical CPR device and EMS training.
East Hampton's Agricultural Commission votes to rewrite its ordinance and revisit a $150 farm stand fee. New member Chris Caldwell, who sold a certified-organic farm on Martha's Vineyard, was introduced before the panel voted unanimously to make youth membership optional rather than mandatory.
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