East Hampton Commission on Aging Expo Working Group approves planning framework. The group, chaired by Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski, has secured approximately 24 vendors and finalized a speaker roster featuring medical professionals, attorneys, and wellness practitioners for a September wellness
East Hampton WPCA and POCD steering committee agree to strip old sewer expansion maps and start fresh.
East Hampton Planning and Zoning Commission approves two-lot subdivision and housing amendments. The board voted 6-0 to allow West High Enterprises LLC to divide its property at 12 Long Crossing Road into separate parcels for a house and Koco Daycare, subject to approval by Chatham Health of septic
East Hampton Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approves middle-housing compliance amendments and subdivision. Chair Ray Zatorski and the full six-member voting panel voted 6-0 to adopt text amendments to multiple code sections required by Connecticut Public Act 25-1 governing middle housing
East Hampton updates its sewer service area map, excluding Middle Haddam and Cobalt from expansion while adding the already-connected Hampton Woods development. The Water Pollution Control Authority and Plan of Conservation and Development Steering Committee, chaired by Jack Solomon, agreed that
Historic district panel approves two certificates for Middle Haddam homeowners. The Middle Haddam Historic District Commission voted 4-0 to approve Application 625, authorizing Barbara Angelico of 1 Schoolhouse Lane to install a heating and cooling unit with required fence screening and painted
East Hampton's Inland Wetlands Agency approved a regrading and culvert project at 4 Bates Drive while deferring review of a new single-family residence proposed by Dream Developers on Lake Drive. Vice Chairman Dean Kavalkovich, with agency members Cathie Horan, Megan Joseph, and Thomas Heidel,
The Inland Wetlands and Watercourse Agency approved an as-of-right determination for regrading and culvert work at 4 Bates Drive and continued review of a Dream Developers Lake Drive residential project. Vice Chair W. Dean Kavalkovich, members Cathie Horan, Megan Joseph, and Thomas Heidel voted 4-0
The East Hampton Town Council voted 5-2 to approve a revised $59.6 million budget and set a referendum for July 14.
East Hampton Town Council approves revised $59.6 million budget and sets referendum for July 14. The council voted 5-2 to adopt the revised General Government Budget of $19.7 million and Board of Education Budget of $39.9 million, with Council Members Ted Hintz, Jr. and Tim Feegel opposing. The