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Commission on Aging approves prior meeting minutes, discusses service growth

Commission on Aging approves prior meeting minutes, discusses service expansion and safety concerns. Vice Chair Cindy Craig presided as Senior Center Director Holly Marrero reported 623 daily attendees, 1,200 recreation and fitness program hours, and 56 transportation rides during the two-week

Task force advances pollinator initiative, plans spring HeatSmart campaign

Clean Energy Task Force advances pollinator initiative and spring HeatSmart outreach. Chair Russ Kaplan convened the meeting with five members present (Jonathan Searles, Silas Kavalkovich, Kathleen Monroe, Andrea Simmons) and two absent. The task force unanimously approved the February 3 minutes in

Council rescinds town meeting after attorney denies municipal authority

East Hampton Council rescinds planned town meeting on property purchase after attorney ruling. The Town Council voted 5-1 to rescind a resolution calling for a town meeting to authorize acquisition of property at 292 West High Street for wastewater facility expansion, after Town Attorney Richard D.

Town Council approves fire station assessment contract, changes library consortium.

East Hampton Town Council unanimously approves fire station assessments and library consortium shift. Town Manager David Cox detailed the selection of Silver Petrucelli and Associates for a $50,100 property condition assessment of three fire stations, with the Firehouse Site and Development

Zoning Board approves Woodland Estates driveway variance on wetland grounds.

Zoning Board of Appeals approves Woodland Estates driveway variance; schedules two new hearings. The board voted 4-1 on March 9 to allow reduction of a shared driveway from 22 feet to 15 feet wide, permit gravel sections, and accommodate four residences instead of two on property accessed from Long