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Middle Haddam Historic District Commission approves garage door replacement at historic home.

Middle Haddam Historic District Commission approves replacement garage doors in historic district. The commission voted 5-0 to accept Barbara Angelico's application to replace two garage doors at 1 Schoolhouse Lane with steel sandwich doors featuring a woodgrain face and four panes of glass

Conservation-Lake Commission approves 2026 water monitoring plan.

Conservation-Lake Commission backs 2026 water monitoring agreement. The six-member board unanimously approved the EverBlue Lakes monitoring plan and set it as the commission's official protocol, after discussion of water-testing accuracy and data collection. Chairman Jason Hartling reported

Commission on Aging approves budget, backs full-time Senior Center position

Commission on Aging approves budget, backs full-time Senior Center position. The Commission on Aging unanimously approved its 2026-2027 budget and voiced continued support for converting a part-time Senior Center position to full-time, estimated to cost $80,000 in additional budget, which Chair Dr.

Capital Committee approves $2.67 million capital plan, holding line with prior year

East Hampton Capital Committee approves $2.67 million plan, flat with prior year. The committee voted 5-0 to approve the Capital Plan as amended in the total amount of $2,669,530. Chairman Jack Solomon oversaw the review of the modified Capital Plan and Funding Plan line by line, with Town Manager

Water Committee advances groundwater exploration for municipal supply

Water Committee reviews groundwater exploration progress for municipal system. Apex Companies confirmed mid-February mobilization at Global Storage Property to install three test wells and monitoring network, with initial results expected by May 2026 and final sustainable yield data by September.