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POCD Steering Committee finalizes discussion schedule, survey surpasses 200 responses.

The POCD Steering Committee, absent Chair Juliet Hodge, finalized its schedule for Village Revitalization, Infrastructure, Open Space, and Agriculture focused discussions. Karen Wanat reported that the community survey has generated more than 200 responses in its first week and will remain live

POCD Steering Committee · Meeting of February 5, 2026

CT EAST HAMPTON — The POCD Steering Committee, absent Chair Juliet Hodge, finalized its schedule for Village Revitalization, Infrastructure, Open Space, and Agriculture focused discussions. Karen Wanat reported that the community survey has generated more than 200 responses in its first week and will remain live through the end of March. Kim Crabbe and Russ Kaplan prepared visuals for the Village Revitalization session, which will include a presentation from the BRA on topics including land taxation and valuation of wetlands and open space.

The committee discussed infrastructure questions on water and sewer expansion priorities and requested additional QR code business cards for distribution at the upcoming focused discussions.

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Source: the POCD Steering Committee meeting of February 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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