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East Hampton Town Council approves three major budgets for fiscal year 2027.

East Hampton Town Council approves budgets totaling $62.9 million for fiscal year 2027, sending all to referendum. The General Government budget of $20,301,504 passed 6-1 with Council Member Ted Hintz, Jr. opposing. The Board of Education budget of $40,150,937 passed 5-2, reflecting a 3.58 percent

Zoning Board approves variance reducing nonconforming lot coverage.

Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves variance formalizing reduced nonconformity. Chair Brian Spack and Vice-Chair Kevin Reed led the board in approving PegArch Architecture's application to reduce existing maximum lot coverage from 45 percent to 39.4 percent at 12 West Point Road,

Fire Commission approves LOSAP benefit payouts for eight recipients.

Fire Commission approves LOSAP payouts for eight recipients. The five-member board unanimously authorized benefit distributions to Joe Olzaki, Steve Palmer, Ted Shumbo, Lou Harris, Paul Owen, Rich Kelley, Bill Weir, and Denise (beneficiary of Al Derosier), voting 5-0 in favor. The payouts will

Aging Commission Expo Working Group plans spring health fair

Commission on Aging's Expo Working Group approved prior minutes and advanced planning for a spring health fair, with approximately 69 vendor invitations extended and unanimous rejection of CBD dispensaries as vendors. Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski, Dr. Eric Rosenberg, and Kathy Megan secured $600 to $800

POCD Steering Committee approves April minutes, plans visioning session.

POCD Steering Committee approves prior minutes, readies public visioning phase. The committee, led by Planning and Zoning Official Juliet Hodge, unanimously approved April 9 minutes and heard from MP Planning Group consultants Mike Zuba and Patrick Gallagher on the structure of an upcoming