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'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,
Zoning Board of Appeals approves setback variance for Daly Road barn. Chairman Brian Spack and the five-member board voted unanimously to grant Kenneth Barber's request to reduce front setbacks from 50 feet to 20.88 feet along Pecausett Trail and from 50 feet to 43.4 feet along Daly Road for a
Planning and Zoning Commission rejects affordable housing zoning amendment. The Commission voted 6-1 to deny Lakewood Estates, LLC's application to reduce minimum acreage and adjust open space requirements for Housing Opportunity Development projects, with Vice-Chairman Michael Kowalczyk
Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves lot coverage variance for residential property at 12 West Point Road. PegArch Architecture's proposal will reduce existing maximum lot coverage from 45 percent to 39.4 percent through removal of impervious features and construction of a residential
Planning and Zoning Commission continues hearing on West High Street residential-to-commercial zone change. Attorney Kenneth Barber, representing property owner William House, argued the 17-acre parcel at 200 West High Street should be rezoned to support economic development despite infrastructure
Inland Wetlands Agency classifies two Tartia Road activities as-of-right uses. The Agency voted 5-1 to deem unpermitted clearing and stump placement at 56 Tartia Road as-of-right under Section 4.1.d, conditioned on hand removal of stumps with no machinery entry into the wetland. Chairman Josh
Zoning Board of Appeals approves two variance applications in unanimous votes. The board cleared variances for Skinner Street LLC to increase lot coverage from 59 to 65 percent, citing undue hardship and wetland protection concerns, and for West High Enterprises to split a parcel at 12 Long
East Hampton Plan of Conservation and Development Steering Committee unanimously approves prior minutes and refocuses on implementation after finding the 2016 plan was never acted upon. Chair Juliet Hodge reviewed two key documents synthesizing public input and identified core tensions: Village
East Hampton voters approve $105,000 open space land purchase. Town Meeting approved a resolution to appropriate $105,000 for acquisition of property at 292 West High Street for use as open space and buffer lands, with the option to reimburse from future borrowing proceeds. Town Council Chair Dean
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