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Arts & Culture Commission defers officer elections, adjusts meeting schedule

Arts & Culture Commission defers officer elections, adjusts meeting schedule, calls for grants. The Commission moved regular meetings to the second Thursday of each month and added a July 9 meeting, deferring officer elections to May pending Town Council appointment of two prospective members.

Town Council Approves Water Authority Restructuring, Defers Farm and Veterans Tax Relief Measures

East Hampton Town Council unanimously adopts water authority restructuring. The seven-member Town Council will now serve as the Water Pollution Control Authority, assuming duties previously held by an independent board, with a Town Manager-appointed Public Utilities Administrator handling

Clean Energy Task Force advances Sustainable CT certification, plans spring outreach

Clean Energy Task Force advances Sustainable CT bronze certification and summer outreach. The task force, led by Chairman Russ Kaplan, reviewed progress using a color-coded tracking spreadsheet and discussed adding updated information to state and town websites. The group will present the

Library board approves Plan of Conservation and Development goals

Library Advisory Board unanimously approves Plan of Conservation and Development goals. The board endorsed a target to increase resident library cardholders from 38 percent to 50 percent, requiring approximately 1,619 new cardholders, and approved parking estimates of 80 to 90 spaces for inclusion

SP&A named to lead firehouse evaluation; kickoff meeting set for late April.

The Firehouse Site and Development Committee unanimously endorsed the Town Council-approved selection of SP&A to evaluate the town's three fire facilities and develop capital improvement recommendations. Town Manager David Cox reported the contract is expected to be signed within the week, with