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Planning and Zoning Commission elects Zatorski chairman, Kowalczyk vice-chairman.

Planning and Zoning Commission elects Zatorski chairman and Kowalczyk vice-chairman unanimously. The Commission continued the two-lot re-subdivision for Investment LLC at 8 Aldens Crossing Road to February 4, 2026, requiring complete site plans and legal documents by January 23, pending Chatham

DocumentCenter · Meeting of January 7, 2026

CT EAST HAMPTON — Planning and Zoning Commission elects Zatorski chairman and Kowalczyk vice-chairman unanimously. The Commission continued the two-lot re-subdivision for Investment LLC at 8 Aldens Crossing Road to February 4, 2026, requiring complete site plans and legal documents by January 23, pending Chatham Health District approval; the motion passed 6-1 with Roy Gauthier opposed. The Commission voted 5-2 in favor of recommending consistency with the Plan of Conservation and Development for a proposed municipal acquisition of properties at 288 and 292 West High Street, with Gauthier and Sennett opposed.

A public hearing on Clark Hill Road sewer extension passed unanimously; Public Utilities Administrator Anthony DeSimone noted the project addresses a failing septic system as pollution abatement, following unanimous Water Pollution Control Authority approval.

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Source: the DocumentCenter meeting of January 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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