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Planning Commission elects new leadership, continues Investment LLC subdivision hearing

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously elected Ray Zatorski as Chair and Michael Kowalczyk as Vice Chair. In its primary action, the Commission continued a public hearing on Investment LLC's two-lot re-subdivision at 8 Aldens Crossing Road to February 4, 2026, on a 6-1 vote, imposing a

Clean Energy Task Force rejects working groups for 2026

East Hampton Clean Energy Task Force votes to reject working groups for 2026. Chair Russ Kaplan led the task force in a 6-0 vote approving prior minutes and declining to form working groups, deciding members with priority items can bring them directly to the full task force. The group advanced work

Capital Committee surveys school technology and infrastructure needs.

East Hampton Capital Committee reviews school technology and facility requests. Board of Education Technology Director Rich Fielding outlined capital needs for school technology and security, while Town Manager David Cox reported on the Capital Reserve Fund and discussed possible borrowing options.

Library board approves December minutes, eyes April deadline on town planning.

Library Advisory Board approves December minutes and discusses town planning priorities. Town Planner Juliet Hodge briefed the six-member board on the Plan of Conservation and Development's progress, noting that a public survey will launch in February pending Town Council approval. Hodge asked the

Firehouse committee approves 2026 meeting dates, advances facilities evaluation plan.

East Hampton's Firehouse Site and Development Committee unanimously approved its 2026 meeting schedule and moved forward with a request-for-proposal process to evaluate existing facilities and relocation options. All eight members present heard from newly introduced Firemen advisors Marty Swan and