Water Pollution Control Authority approves four sewer appeals and denies two others at June 2 meeting. Chair Jack Solomon and five members voted unanimously to reduce billing units for Richard Fielding, Steven Penn, and David Meara, and approved a unit reduction for Cody Kroeber; Michael Goral and
Clean Energy Task Force updates sustainability initiatives, EV charging infrastructure. The committee unanimously approved prior minutes and discussed progress toward Bronze certification from Sustainable CT. Connecticut Environmental Education Center representatives presented on the state's Food
Firehouse Site and Development Committee approves meeting calendar, defers site decisions pending engineer report. The committee heard that SP&A engineers completed on-site measurements at three candidate locations and plan to deliver their full report by June 17th; the panel will hold the findings
Middle Haddam Historic District Commission approves window and door replacement with architectural conditions. Chairperson Charles Roberts, Vice Chair Casey Donnelly, Member Kara Pedersen, and Alternate David Loranger voted 4-0 to approve Application 624 for David Giroux at 20 Keighley Pond Road,
Inland Wetlands Agency approves reduced-impact swim spa project at 12 West Point Road. Chair Josh Wilson, Vice Chair W. Dean Kavalkovich, and members Peter Wall, Megan Joseph, Cathie Horan, and Thomas Heidel voted unanimously to allow PegArch Architecture to construct an addition, deck, and
East Hampton's Town Council adopted a voluntary sewer-hookup ordinance and raised permit fees after a contentious appointment vote.
East Hampton Town Council unanimously approves sewer-use ordinance making connections voluntary for most existing properties. The revised Chapter 264 ordinance, passed 7-0 on a motion by Council Member Ted Hintz, Jr., and seconded by Council Member Karen Wanat, allows homeowners with frontage on
Economic Development Commission unanimously awards scholarship to Ethan Hall. Vice Chair Evan Giza will present the award at the High School Awards Night; the minutes note the other applicant used artificial intelligence to write the application essay. Town Planner Juliet Hodge reported that 81
Brownfields agency charts planning goals for village center. Chairman Ryan Baldassario and Brownfields Redevelopment Agency members discussed planning goals for the village center with Town Planner Juliet Hodge, who asked them to think bigger picture. The agency is two years into a four-year
East Hampton Board of Finance sets June 2 referendum for FY 2027 budget. Finance Director Jeffery Jylkka outlined adjustments reflecting a 3.23 percent expenditure increase and a mill rate of 28.67, including a new Pequot/Mohegan grant of $104,793 and increases in state education reimbursement and